The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-26

frame dwelling with double kitchen at
tached and cellar underneath, clubhouse
and two story lumber shed l6xlOo thereon;
Fourth-AI the surface or right OF soil
OF all that certain lot, piece. or parcel or
land situate In the township of Fell, IN
the county of Lackawanna and state Of
pennsylvania, and bounded and described
as follows: Beginning at a point In the
northwesterly line of a tract of land In
the warrantee name Of Patrick Gray, said
point being distant eleven hundred and
seventy-one Ql1O feet in a course OF south
forty-siX (46) degrees forty-five Ao) min
utes west from a stone post set in the
center of the old Lackawanna turnpike.
now Main street, said post marking the
Gray tract with the center line. of said
turnpike: thence along said Northwestern
ly line Of the Patrick Gray tract north
forty-six (iG degrees forty-ive q5) min
(T 6-lW feet to corner; thence by lot
No. forty-one (iD on Main street south
twenty-five (22) degrees forty-four tiD
minutes east one hundred and twenty
seven and nine-tenths Q27 9-l0) feet to the
northwesterly line OF Main street; thence
by said line of street south sixty-seven
go degrees sixteen Q6) minutes west fifty
six and four-tenths (56 4-lW feet to cor
ner; thence by (Other) lands of the North
ern Coal and Iron company north three
(0 degrees fifteen Q5) minutes west one
hundred QOW feet to the place Of begin
ming. Comprising lot numbered forty
three GS on Main street. as the same is
represented and designated on u map of
building lots of the North Coal and Iron
rantee name of Patrick Gray in said town
ship OF Fell. Being the same land con-
veyed by John J. Fahey. sheriff. to
Charles L. Bell. by sheriff's deed dated
5th April, 1894, and recorded In Deed Book
No. 1l6, page 10. etc.
Excepting and reserving the coal and
minuerals beneath the surface of said lot.
as in said recited deed.
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dwelling and basement, with barn and
Outbuldings thereon.
Fifth--All the surface or right Of soil of
all that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
situate In the borough of Jermyn, In the
county of Lackawanna and state Of PENN
sylvania, and bounded and described as
follows: Beginning In the northwesterly
line Of First avenue at the southerly cor
ner OF lot numbered thirteen Q3) in block
numbered twenty-seven CD fronting on
First avenue; thence by said line Of ave-
nue. south twenty-six (26) degrees thirty
five (S5) minutes west twenty-five feet to
a corner: thence by land of the Northern
Coal and Iron company north sixty-eight
(5S) degrees nineteen Q9 minutes west
one hundred and seventy and six-tenths
Q7O CLIO feet to a corner; thence by an
alley north twenty-sx (26) degrees thirty
five 1851 minutes east thirty-ive and five
tenths (35 5-lU feet to corner; thence
by lot numbered thirteen Q3 aforesaid
south sivty-three (63) degrees and forty.
seven 90 minutes east one hundred and
seventy Q70) feet to the place OF begin
ming. Comprising the northeasterly part
of lot numbered twelve and one-half Q21s)
in block numbered twenty-seven CD 'front.'
ing on First avenue. as the same is rep
resented and designated on a map of build
ing lots on land of the North Coal and
Iron company In the borough of Jermyn.
And also the surface or right Of soil OF
all that certain lot. piece or parcel of land
situate in the borough Of Jermyn afore-
said. and bounded and described as fol-
lows: Containing a front of thirty-slx
1867 feet or thereabouts sOutheastward on
First avenue, bounded southwestward one
hundred and seventy Q7W feet by lot num-
bered twelve Q2) In block numbered twen-
ty-seven (2O, fronting on First avenue,
northwestward parallel with First ave we
nue. twenty-one and two-tenths (2l 2-lO
feet or thereabouts by an alley, and north
eastward one hundred and seventy and
six-tenths Q7O 6-1W feet by the northeast
erly part Of lot numbered twelve and one
half Q2la) In block numbered twenty
seven CD described above Comprising
the southwesterly part Of lot numbered
twelve and one-half g2l) In block mum. mum.
avenue. as the same Is represented and
designated on a map of building lots on
lands Of the Northern Coal and Iron COM
pany in the said borough of Jermyn. Ex-
cepting and reserving from the above last
described lot Of land SO much thereof as
Is occupied by and necessary for the free
and unimpeded flow Of the stream of water
known as Rush brook. The two lots
above described being part Of tract Of
land surveyed on a warrant from the COM,
monwealth of Pennsylvania, granted to
George Rider, and the same as conveyed
deed dated May lst 1895. and recorded in
Lackawanna county In Deed Book NO. l23,
page $50, etc.
Excepting and reservlng the coal and
minerals beneath the surface of said lots
as In said recited deed.
All improved with three stories double
stores and dwellings. Hxl5O, with cellar
underneath.
or tract of land, situate, lying and being
in the borough OF Jermyn, county OF Lack
awaiina and state Of Pennsylvania, bound
ed and described as follows: Beginning
Trunis on First avenue; thence running
at right angles to said First avenue east
two hundred and fifty (25O feet, more or
less, to the Lackawanna river; thence
one hundred and eight Q0O feet from
last mentioned corner; thence running
nearly west along other lands Of the said
Lewis Pizer two hundred and fifty $3.50
avenue eighty-seven SD feet south from
the first mentioned point or place of be-
ginning; thence running along said First
avenue north eighty-seven go feet to the
conveyed by Lewis Pizer and wife to C. l.,
Bell, by deed dated October Both, 1895. and
recorded in Deed Book 1874. page 60, etc.
Excepting and reserving the coal and
minerals beneath the surface of said lot.
as In said recited deed.
All improved with two story frame
dwelling with attic, 32x3s. with two story
kitchen attached. 16x20. with piazzas, eel
| lar underneath whole house, furnace, hot
and cold water. bath tubs and closets.
electric lights throughout, and with iron
fence front and side.
Seventh-All those certain lots or pieces
A.. -. - - -.
county Of Lackawanna. and state Of Penn
sylvania, bounded and described as fol-
lows: Beginning at the corner Of an al
| ley and land Of the Delaware and Hudson
Canal company; thence In an easterly d.
rection along said land of the Delaware
| and Hudson Canal company one hundred
and forty Q4O feet, more or less, to a cor
| ner on street known as Railroad street:
| Of the ontario. Carbondale and Scranton
| Railroad company three hundred and
| forty (340 feet, more or less. to a corner
| thence In a westerly direction twenty-five
| in a southerly direction along said alley
| three hundred (30W feet, more or less, to
| the place of beginning Comprising por-
tions of six lots sold by the Ontario, Car
bondale and Scranton Railway company
| to the said C.. l.. Bell
Excepting and reserving the coal and
| other minerals beneath the surface of said
| lots.
All improved with n one story frame
| lime house and two one story frame shin
| gle sheds
Seized and taken in execution at the suit
| of Luther Keller VS.. c. l.. Bell Debt
| $4,000. Judgment No. 457, January T.
| 1897. ri. ia. to January Il. 1897. Also at
the suit Of Charles McMullen and Luther
| Keller VS.. c. l.. Bell. Debt. $4,000 Judg-
| ment No. 1923. September Term, 1895, fl. fa
to January Term. 1897. Also at the suit
| OF assignee to Charles McMulen and
Luther Keller vs.. c. l.. Bell Debt. 5000
Judgment No. iSS. March Term. 1896, f. fa
to January Term. 1897
PATTERSON & WILCOX.
STREETER, Atty's
ALSO
No. 19.-All the right. title and interest
of the defendant, George Burge and