The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-08-29

degrees east one hundred and sixty-fOur feet,
grees west, four hundred and fOTty-five feet
and seven inches, to the place OF beginning
Also all the coal. coal interests, beds Of coal,
and coal mines lying and being in and under
ana uDOn the following described tracts OF
land, situated i'm Lafayette county, Missouri;
that is TO say, the northeast quarter of section
twenty-five, township my, range twenty
G ght, saving and excepting sixteen aud one
half acres of above named tract of land, Situa-
ted on the east side of the Sni-a-IBar creek.
Also a part of the southeast quarter of section
nfteen, in township and range aforesaid, and
beginning at the southwest corner of lot num-
Dered one, in Hinklc's addition to the town of
wellington, and running thence eastwardIy
with the south line of said lots to the southeast
corner al lot numbered sixteen, in said addi-
ton; thence north To the southwest corner of
a lot sold by John Hall to the wife of George
Adhnson: thence running cast and north with
the line OF said lot to the lot belonging to Mrs.
Shaw ard formerly owned by Faris Terrell;
thence east to IA half acre of land, of which the
owner is unknown; thence east with the line
OF said half acre of land north to the southeast
corner of n lot belonging to Mr.. Price and for
merly owned by II. w. Wright; thence north
with the line of said lot to the northeast corner
of the Price lot: thence running ~castYardly
with the line of n lot formerly owned by l.. II.
Day, to a slough, on the bank of Missouri
river; thence down said river with the mean
behring's OF the banks thereof to the point of
intersection of the east line of sai0 section
fifteen with the bank of said river; thence
south with the east line OF said section fifteen.
to the southeast corner of said section; thence
west along the south line of said section
fifteen to the quarter section corner between
sections fifteen and twenty-five: thence north
along the half section line two hundred aud
twenty two fee, five inches, to the place of be-
ginning, save and excepting the right of way
now occupied by the Missouri Pacific Railway
company. supposed to contain siXty-acreS, more
or less; and also the following lots in Hainkle's
addition TO the town of Wellington. accord
ing to the plat of said addition on file in office
OF recorder OF deeds for Lafayette county.
Missouri, to-wit: Lots number ten, eleven,
twelve. thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen,
81 v5nteen, eighteen, and twenty, twenty
two and twenty-three; and also that pant
of the southwest quarter of the southwest
quarter of section fourteen. in township ifty.
and range twenty-eight, bounded and de-
scribed as follows. tO-wit: Beginning at the
corner of sections fourteen, fifteen, twenty
two and twenty-three; thence north six and
20-l0O chains to the Sni-a-I}ar creek; thence up
said creek north seventy five and one-half de-
greeS east ten and 53-l0O chains; thence south
fOrty-two and one-half degrees east twelve
and 50-l00 chains up said creek; thence west
eighteen and 3l-l00 chains to the place of be-
ginning. containing ten and 96-l0O acres, and
being all that part of said quarter quarter soc
ton fourteen lying west of said creek; and
also all that part of the northeast quarter of
the northwest quarter of section twenty-threc
C2D, in said township and range, lying west of
said Sni-n-Bar creek, being three and 23lO0
acres; and also that part OF the northwest
quarter of the northwest quarter of said sec
ton twenty three, in said township and range,
lying and being west of said Sni-a-Bar creek,
lands formerly owned by Lewis II. Day, and
containing two hundred and fifty-seven acres
more or less, with the right, license and priv
lege to dig, mine and carry away from said
lands and every part thereof, all of the stone
coal and beds and mines OF coal lying III and
under and upon said real estate, without limit
as to time. with the further privilege of sink
ing and keeping open all necessary air shafts
from the surface of said lands or any part
thereof to the coal mines and coal beds there
under that may be opened by the said yelling
ton Coal Company, their grantees, successors
or assigns; and the said party OF third part,
their successors or assigns, may and shall have
buiId i1 erect and Tddg maid 1giiTii and k eep on ISt tbe su TO
face of the fiat or table lands of said real
estate all necessary tunnels and shafts. through
and by which to mine and take coal from said
real estate, and shall have the further right,
privilege and license to build, maintain and
keep on the surface of said fiat or table lands
all necessary railroad and car switches for the
removal or handling of said coal, rs well as in
gress and egress for all teams and wagons in
hauling to and from said coal mines; il is
hereby expressly provided and understood
that no coal shafts shall be made upon the sur
face of said lands except on the fiat or table
lands above mentioned, and that no coal shall
be mined or taken from said mines. except
through or by means of the air shafts herein
allowed to be sunk on any parts of said lands;
all of the above described real estate and coal
privileges being the same property conveyed
by deed from VIM. ID Steele and wife to We'll
lingtOn Coal Company, on May third, 1883,
recorded in book 81, ut page 40, in Office of
recorder of deeds for Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,, to which deed reference is made for this
description. Also all the following coal and
coal pr~ivileges; that is to say, all of the stone
coal underlying the surface of the following
described lands in Lafayette county, Missouri,
to wit: The east half of the west half of the
quarter, and the east half Of the
quarter, and the southeast quarter
of the northwest quarter, and the south half
of the northeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter, except IA strip twelve feet wide of of
and across the west end of last named tract;
also u strip taken Off of the east half of the
west half of the northwest quarter, and more
particularly described as follows, tO-wit:
beginning mt the southeast corner OF the west
half of the northwest quarter of section TWEEN
ty-two, township nifty. range twenty-eight;
thence west ten and seven-tenths chains:
thence north twenty-five and five-tenths
chains; thence south siXty-fOur and three
fourths degrees east four and 29lOO chains;
thence south eighty degrees east five and 9S-
100 chains; thence south twenty chains to
beginning: all of the above described lands
being in section twenty-five, township fifty. |
and range twenty-eight; said party of third
part, successor or assigns to have all neces-
sary and usual rights and privileges ON said
land or any part thereof, to mine and carry
away said coal; all railroads and switches
shall be bnilt along the branch on the north
and the south and the west, close to the line;
also all of the coal underlying the surface of
the 70 lowing described land in Lafayette
county, Missouri, to-wit: Tho north half OF
the northeast quarter of the northwest quar- |
save and except one acre in the northeast
corner, heretofore decided To the school dis
trict, containing nineteen acres; also IA strip
Of land twelve feet wide across the entire west
side of the soath hiatt of the northeast quarter !
Lwo, township nfty, range twehty-cight; also a
strip of land which is bounded as follows,
to-wit: beginning at a point seven and ss-lOO
,hains east of the southwest corner of section
hence east ten and 33-IOO chains on section
Inc between section fifteen and twenty-tWo;
hence north six and I5-lO0 chains; thence
lorth fifteen and one half degrees west three
lnd S-lO0 chains; thence south seventy-fouP
md one-half degrees west nine and 96-l00
,hains; thence south six and 22-lO0 chains to
save and except two and 39-lOO
Lcres off OF the west side thereof, sold to Grit
In, Richardson and Mckay, and containing
I've and l2-lOO acres, and in section fifteen,
ownship fifty, range twenty-eight, with the
and privilege to mine and carry away all
n any part of the coal underly ing the said
or any part thereof, and any and all usual
nd customary privileges in mining; also the
and coal privileges underlying the follow
ng described lots in the old town of Yelling
on, i'm county of Lafayette, and state of Mis-
Ourl, according to the plat of said town ON
lie in office of recorder Of deeds for Lafayette
ounty, Missouri, tO-wit: Under lots number
hree, four, six, seven, twenty feet OF OF the
hirty, thirty-one, two, thiFty-two, thirty-threc,
thirty,iye.. twenty-six, twenty
even, twenty-eight, thirty-siX, thirty-seVen,
seveaty-one, seventy-two, seven
y-three, seventy-fOur, seventy five, seventy
iX, seveuty-seven; also all the coal underly-
nG the following described lots in Hinkle's
to the town OF Wellington, in Lafay-
tie county, Missouri, rs said lots appear by
lat of said addition on file in Office of recorder
{ deeds for said county, to-wit; Under lots
numbered one, two, three, five, six, seven,
thirty-two, forty, forty-one, forty
forty-three, fortY-four, forty-five, forty
TX. forty-seven, forty-eight, forty-nine, fifty,
fty-one, tlfty-two, ~hftY-siX, hfty-seven, ifty-
light, ffty-nine, sixty, sixty-one, siNty-twO.
sixty -four, sixty-ive; and twenty
of of lot number siXty-eight, on the north
Ide, running east and west: and twenty feet
II of lot siXLy-seven, on the north side, run
ing east and vest: the interest conveyed in
bove described lots in both of said additions
{ said town of wellington is all the stone coal
said lots. with the right to mine,
Xcayat9 aud remove the same, and to perform
IL necessary work to remove same, but with
mt sinking shafts or cutting holes in surface
T said lots; also all stone coal underlying the
ne public square of said town of Wellington,
lissouri, and under following streets and
lleys in said town. and in Hinkle's addition
heieto, to-wit; Walnut, Cherry and Vine
treets; also that part of following streets
of Walnut street, in said town, to-wit:
irst, Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth streets,
ne same being in OLD Town of Wellington;
lsO that portion of Arabelia, Afford and
Iuford streets in Hlnkle's addition to said
Dwn, east of said Walnut street; also all
lleys lying east of Walnut street, In said
provided, always, in mining and eNca-
ating said coal from under said public square,