Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-01-07
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rectors and by virtue of the powers conferred
upon il by its act of Incorporation, to wit:
Private and Special Act of the Legislature of
the State OF Maine for the yea? i-!3, CHAPTER
600, approved March 2S 1893, it has taken and
occupied and purposes to take, occupy and hold
for the purpose of locating, constructing and
maintaining dams, reservoirs, ana 4.eces-
sary buildings, aqueducts and pipes, necessary
and proper for OBTAINING, taking, storing and
distributing water from Jordans Pond, in the
Town of Mount Desert, Hancock county, Maine,
and from amy streams flowing out OF the same
and from any streams ietwecA said Jordans
Pond and The vilage of Seal Hartor, in said
town of Mount bc4ert and supplying the said
village of Seal a arbor and its vicl0ity with
water, and of exc. ating therein for the pur-
town of Mount Desert lrtsaid, de- cribed as
follows, to wit:
|. DESCRIPTION OF LOT or ND TAKEN AND
CONDEMNED FOR DAMS RESERVOIRS AND
OTHER NECESSARY BUILDIEGS BY THE SEAL
HARBoR WATER SUPPLY COMPANY:
A certain lot parcel of land ct seal Harbor
aforesaid, near the outlet of Jordan's Pond, de-
scribed follows, to wit Beginning at a
stone post set in the ground about ninety feet
east of the extreme southern end or corner of
Jordan's Pond where it is confined by a dam;
thence from said stone post south seventeen de-
grees twenty minutes west one handred and
six and forty one one hundredths feet to a stone
post set in the ground; thence north fifty-twO
degrees forty minutes west two hundred and
seventy five feet 10 a stone post set in the
ground; thence north seventeen degrees twenty
minutes east one hundred and six and forty -one
one. hundredths feet to stone post set in the
ground; thence south fifty-two degrees forty
minutes east two hundred and seventy five feet
to the stone post the point of beginning, con-
tanning y, i9I % square feet, more or less.
2. DESCRIPTION OF A STRIP OF LAND TAKEN
AND CONDEMNED FOR PIPE LINE BY THE
SEAL HARBoR WATER SUPPLY COMPANY:
strip of land two rods wide throughout its
length, the centre line of which is thus de-
scribed; Beginning in the southern side line
of the lot last above-described at a point dis
ttnt one hundred and seventy three feet from
lines of said strip at this point being marked
by stone posts set in the ground; thence north
twenty eight degrees fifty minutes east fifty and
two-tenths fee'; thence north twenty. five de-
grces fifty minutes east one hundred and eighty
one and siN-tenth4 feet to Il point in -aiu J0r-
dams Pond; being the first section of said
strip, and portion being covered bV the
water of said pond and Il portion included in
the description of the lot first herein above
given The second section of said strip dts
centre liHe) begins in the southern side &c the
lot first herein above described at the point of
beginning of said first section; thence from
said point of beginning south twenty light de-
gree4 fifty minutes west two hundred and TWEEN
~ five and ome-tenth feet, thence south thirty
six degrees five minutes west, t:e1lnuttUg seven
degrees fifteen minutes right. one hundred and
Seventy.siX aud onetenth feet; thence south
tweutv.Iiinc degrees ten minutes M"-t, defect
ing six hpgr, fifty five minutes left two hun
drt's and ten feet; thence south tlrty eight de
er"es ten minutes west, detecting vine degrees
right, five hundred and ninety-tine feet; thence
SCUM I'VE degrees ten minutes west, defcctlhg
thirty -threc degrees left, three handled and
thlrfE-thrtr tePt. thence south seventeen de
grtes i've minutes east, detecting TWENTY-FIVE
degrees fifteen minutes lett one hundred and
three feet; thence south twenty four degrees
fifty Ell minutes west, detecting forty two
,togreps three minutes right, four hundred and
ninety two feet; thence south THIRTY nine de
Srtes MY eight minutes west, detecting fifteen
degrees right, four hundred ami forty feet;
thence south sixtv-four degrees two minutes
west, detecting twenty four degrees four min
utes right two hundred and thirty five feet;
thence south thirty nine degree seventeen
minutes west, detecting twenty four degrees
forty five minutes left, one hundred thirty five
feet thence south thirty four degrees fifteen
minutes west, detecting five degrees two
minutes left, one hundred and thirty feet;
thence south thirty degrees twenty nine minutes
west, detecting three degrees forty-siX minutes
lett one hundred and thirteen feet; thence
south forty seven degrees west, detecting six
teen degrees thirty-one minutes right, seventy
seven feet; thence south thirtN-one degrees
fifteen minutes west, detecting fifteen degrees
forty five minutes left, hundred and sew
enty-two feet; thence south fourteen degrees
west, tenecing seventeen degrees fifteen
minutes left, three hundred ana eight feet,
thence south seventeen degrees ten minutes
east, deflectng thirty one degrees ten minutes
left, five hundred and eighteen feet; thence
south five degrees thirty inc minutes east, de-
tl' cling eleven degrees tn 'ty-one minutes right,
two hundred and twelve feet; thence south five
degrees thirty.foir mil utes west, DETECTING
eleven degrees thirteen minutes right, seven
hundred and fifty three and tive-tenths feet to
the southern line of Land of Charles T. How,
heihg also the northern line of land of Hannah
H. Bracy thence south five degrees thirty four
minutes west, SIX hundred ara nineteen and
tve-tenths feet to the southern line of said land
of Hannah II. Bracy, being also the northern
line of land formerly Of Herman g. Kracy now
of George Il. Cooksey; thence south five de-
grces thirty four minutes west, nine hundred
and four feet; thence south twenty. five degrees
thirty-three minutes west, detecting nineteen
degrees hfty-nine minutes right, uinety-t three
feet, to the western line of the Herman q.
Bracy lot, being also the eastern line of land
formerly OF Nesta D. I cement, now OF George b.
COoksey; thence sOutf twenty five degrees thiT-
ty-three minutes west, four hundred and fifty
nine feet; thence south ten degrees twenty two
minutes west detlecting fifteen degrees eleven
minutes left, eleven hundred and ninety-one
feet; thence south twenty-one degrees four
minutes west detecting ten degree torty-two
minutes right, eight hundred and sixty feet,
thehce Houth ten degrees one minute Wet, de-
tecting eleven degrees three minute ltft, four
hundred and tiftythree feet; thence south wen
ty-seven degrees forty-siN minutes west, de-
ilecting seventeen degrees turtv1iVe minutes
right three hundred and ifty seven feet thence
south ten degrees one minute west DETECTING
seventeen degrees forty five minutes left, two
hundred and twenty five feet; thence south four
degrees seventeen minutes east, DETECTING four
teen degrees eighteen minutes left, four hun
drcd and twenty five feet to the county road
leading from Seal harbor to Northeast HarbOr.
The lot OF latd aforementioned as taken and
condemned for dams, res 4rvOir- and other
necessary buildings is on land of Charles L.
How. The strip of land above dt scribCii
taken and condemned for ipe-line Is on land
of Charles II. How, land OF Hannah Il Bracy,
or persons unknown, and ON iand OF George Il.
Co0kscy, respectively.
That said rompany has caused surveys to be
made for The purpose of lo Ting -ait lot and
said strip of land and its ,l;t,i-, uir~ and
other necessary buildings. pipes ard other fix
lures thereon, and has callst d an HccaF'te plan
entitled.
"PLAN
showing "A lot of land taken aud condemned for
dams, reservoirs and other necessary buildings,
and Il strip of land taken and condemned for
a pipe line ny the seal Harbor Water supply
Company from J0rans Pond to the Cruuty
road leading from the village Of seal iarnor to
the village Of Northeast Harbor, in Mount