The article considers the stydy of the activity carried out by the special governing bodies of Siberia in the XIX c. They're the First and the Second Siberian committees, the Siberian Railway Committee.

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9. Ibid. P. 64. The same point of view has A.Yu. Bahturin, author of the chapter "Institutions and structures of national suburb governing in Russia in the XIX – early XX c."in the collective monography: "Administrative-territorial system of Russia. Background and contemporaneity". M., 2003. P. 177.

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43. Ibid. P. 237.

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55. Siberian railway Committee's report … P. 23.

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57. Siberian railway Committee's report for 1893. P. 35.

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