Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-08-02

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Lot 6 house IL 1913 Is
Lots l "a Lots 1874
house II 567s Ia
Hooos addition Lots | 2S4
LOIS Z B 567s Is
tavern ! Lots | 2s4
WI lot 8 5s7a ,s
store ! Lots 2 81
Lot and tin sses
shop / Iot.,
80 # of E end sees
ioss 0 0 I 8 Lotsi S4s7le
mousse Lot 5 / house 20
Lots Lots | IS 81
Lots 2 W.T. Lot a.
SIS house 5 Lots IA "a
Lots 8 SO Lott o5
! Ael7S 3 Lot 1876 90
Lots 2 0 9 Lots 2 5 4 ~
8 Q Lots l 2 and
Lots 4 Z house IS
Lot . = Lots 3 so
Lots lS47Ss rs %
Lot 2 8 Lots "a %
Lots Z z Lots ! IS so
Lots 5 4 9 Lot 2 i shop 81
~ 4 house 10 Lots 8 4 aud
Lot s house 10 house 80
Lots 5 4 II Lots / 2, of.
Lots 8 II fee l. barn So
Los Q 81 Lots "a "a
567s IL Lots 56and
Lots 8 4 house SO
Darius F. Emerson-All that
certain real estate in the town
of Grand Rapids and county of
Wood, belonging to George
Neeves and leased ~ him to
said Emerson, and described as
his hotel, called the Wisconsin
Hotel, and the flower garden,
clothes ward, wood ward. ice
house, and other out buildings
connected Herewith. and one
acre of land in the field back of
said premises, comm encing at a
point OF fence separating said
premises from said field obtain
ed by continuing the line of tbs
south end of the main part of
said hotel in an easterly direc-
tion into the field a suffic ient
distance, thence in a northerly
direction at right angles with
said easterly line to tbs fence
now back of the premises occu-
pied by A. & j. Arpin, thence
following around said fence as
1t now stands in westerly and
southerly direction to the place
OF beginning Said lines to run
so as to contain one acre Of
land. Also the piece of land
lying between said last describ-
ed premises and the premises
occupied by Alanson Eaton, and
the slough east of said lot, sup
posed to contain about { of an
acre. Also the premises bound
ed as follows: commencing at a
| point where the centre of the
highway, as it is DOW travelled,
crosses the centre of the slough
at low-wa ter mark near the west
| corner Of Neeves' Addition to
the village of Grand Rapids,
thence northerly along the line
OF said highway for lis feet,
| thence easteriy to the south west
corner Of the livery barn now
occupied by A. Eaton, thence
along the line of said barn to
the southeast corner Of the
same, thence around the line of
said Neeyes' barn-y ard, as il is
now fenced and occupied, to the
centre Of said slough at low-wa-
ter mark, thence down the cen
tire Of said slough to the place
Of beginning, intending to in
efude the large barn in said
premises and the log barn in the
south east corner and the log
stable in the northeast corner
Of the same. Also the enclosure
| Of both sides Of said slough back
to said premises now occupied
as calf pasture, Of fraction
No. 2, See. II, Town %, Range
Is.
George Neeves-All that part
Of fraction No. 2, Sec. II, Town
p, Range 6, knovn as the island
belonging to you, and not includ-
ed in the tavern property assess
ed TO D. F. Emerson, being the
same premises oa which are stu
ated the block of stores and sa-
loon knoWn as Neeves' Block, the
office of Powers & Lang and
knapp's store and store occupied
by E. x. Smith and the old build
ing formerly occupied as meat
market.
Henry Clinton-House and lot
on fraction No @ Sec. II, Town
%, Range 6 east, bounded as fol-
lo~s, to nit: lot adjoining the
rest line of lot oWned and oc-
cupied by Maxim Labreche, and
running from said lots 50 feet
aoest and running from the road
100 feet south.
John H. Compton-A part of |
fraction No. ., Sec. II, Town %, |
Range described in the minutes
of survey OF !. L. Prentice as fol
lows. commencing at the north
east corner of said lot in the
centre of the road, being north
81 degrees wesG Of certain 10, k
described in said survey, running
thence north 561 dgrees east
loo feet, thence north 81 de-
grees aoest rods to the Wiscon-
sin River, thence down said river
to point north 81 degrees IRE t |
sA the place Of beginning, with
avern, store and barn.