The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-01-26

nfCy-Sevon minutes east crossing Stony Brook
four hundred and forty one feet to the north
west corner of Henry j. Vreeland's land
where formerly stood white oak tree; go
along his line south forty mine degrees forty
i've minutes west six hundred and forty height
feet to the southwest corner of Henry J.
Vreeland's land; 90 along his line south
hfty-two degrees, thirty-five minutes east
two hundred and two feet to the place of
beginning; containing twenty-five and ninety
four hundredths acres. Excepting the lot
upon which the houee stands. particularly
described as follows: beginning at the begin
ming corner of the whole tract: thence run
ming Cd along the first line thereof south
forty-fye degrees fourteen minutes west
three hundred feet; ca north ffty-two
degrees thirty-five minutes west one hun
dred and thirty six and one-half feet;
90 parallel with the first line north
hundred feet to the last line of the whole
tract "a along the same south fifty-two
degrees thirty five minutes east one hundred
and thirty-six and one-half feet to the place
of beginning. Containing ninety-four hun
dredths of an acre. And 1t is further agreed
that the party of the second part shall have
the right to anchor the east end of the dam
about to be built in the bank east of the road
and outside of the property hereby conveyed +"
FIFTH TRAoT:-In the Townships of Pc
quannock and Montville, and being the same
land and premises conveyed to Lewis Van
Duyne by Gilbert d. Crane and wife, by deed
dated April 8, 1893 and recorded in the Morris
County Record of Deeds in Book A. IA on pgs
81, ETC., and therein described as follows:
Being all that part of attract of sixty five acres
of land conveyed by Oscar Lindsey, Sheriff,
to Gilbert D. Crane sale confirmed March 3d,
1893. and deed dated about that time. and re-
corded In the Morris County Clerk 8 Office and
particularly described follows: Bounded
Duyne by William Vreeland and wife by deed
dated March 18th, 1893 on the north, west and
south by line running along the foot of the
mountain at an elevation of two feet above the
line of high water In the reservoir when the
dam is completed for the Boonton Water Sup
ply. The crest of the dam to be at an eleva-
ton of six hundred and thirty-fi five feet. Using
as q bench mark the water in the brook at
Brook Valley Store having an elevation of six
hundred and thirty-three feet. Excepting a
right OF way across the reservoir for ingress
and egress to and from the public road and the
remaining land owned by the party of the
first part, on the ice whenever the ice shall be
of sufficient thickness to carry team, but
with the distinct understanding that the reser-
voir shall not be interfered with in any other
way or for any other purpose or to be contain
mated or made impure. The above convey
ance is made subject to the restrictions and
reservations as made in the several deeds
above referred to and subject also to the fol-
lowing reservation, viz: The party of the
first part hereby reserves to themselves their
heirs and assigns forever the exclusive right
of fishery upon the lands hereby conveyed and
in the waters of the reservoir that may be
built upon the above described lands, also the
exclusive right to construct and forever main
tain water pipe or pipes through any dam
that may be built on the above described
premises with the exclusive right to take from
the reservoir to be built upon the premises
hereby conveyed so much and all of the waters
of said reservoir in excess of The quantity re-
CURED to be delivered to the inhabitants of the
Town of Boonton. as specified in a contract
made and entered into by and between Lewis
VanDuyne, party of the first part, The Boon
ton Water Company. party of the second part
and the Mayor and Common Council of the
Town of Boonton, party of the third part. and
dated the 18th day of January. 1898. In the
above described premises hereby conveyed are
included water and water rights owned by the
said Lewis Van Duyne, derived and derivable
from Brook Valley. Morris County, New Jer-
sey. as shall be may become necessary to
enable The Boonton Water Company, the
party of the second part therein. to fully keep
and fulfill and perform all and singular the
covenants and agreements therein made by
the said party of the second part on its part
to be kept, fulfilled and performed under the
said contract
And also all of certain reservations upon
all those tracts or parcels of land and prem
ises hereinafter particularly described. situate
lying and being in the Townships of Pequau.
mock and Montville, in the County of Morris
and State of New Jersey, conveyed by Lewis
VapDuyne and wife to John Q. Conover. Trus-
tee, In trust for The Boonton Water Company,
by deed dated the seventeenth day of July,
eighteen hundred and ninety-three and not
yet recorded particularly described In a deed
OF conveyance made by Lewis VanDuyne and
wife to The Boonton Water Company, dated
the sixth day of July, 1885, and recorded in
Book G. IA. of Deeds for Morris County, on
pages 6, etc, The reservations hereby con-
veyed are described in said deed as follows:
themselves their heirs and assigns forever,
the exclusive right of fishery upon the lands
hereby conveyed, and in the waters of the
reservoir. that may be built upon the above
described lands also the exclusive right to con-
struct and forever maintain water pipe or
pipes through any dam that may be built on
the above described premises with the exclu-
sive right to take from the reservoir to be built
upon the premises hereby conveyed so much
and all OF the waters of said reservoir in ex-
cess of the quantity required to be delivered to
the inhabitants of the Town of Boonton. AS
specified in contract made and entered into
by and between Lewis VanDuyne, party of the
of the second part. and the Mayor and Com
mon Cout ell of the Town of Boonton, party
OF the third part, and dated the fourteenth day
of January, 1898, with the appurtenances and
dover and right of dover of the said
party of the first part therein. Also
deed made by Lewis VanDuyne and wife to
The Boonton Water Company, dated the 18th
day of July, 1895, and recorded in the Morris
County Record Of Deeds in Book c. IA, pig. 1876,
ETC., to which deed reference is hereby made
for a full description of said right of way.
And generally described as follows "A right
of way for the laying of the main or mains of
the water pipe about to be laid by or for the
Boonton Water Company with the right to
enter upon adjoining lands for the purpose of
delivering pipe, or any other purpose neces.
sary for the construction and maintenance of
a line or lines of the said pipe leading from
the reservoir site at Stony Brook to BOonton,
with the right to forever, maintain the same,
and the right of way shall be included within
the following bounds, viz: twelve feet in
width on each side of the following line be-
ginning at station plus 80 of the survey of
said pipe line made by Lewis VanDuyne in
January, 1898, and as shown on map of the
same on file in the office of The Boonton
Water Company; thence running ID south
forty Live degrees west to station 30 plus 81 80
and terminating in Wilbur Kayhart's line and
running over lands of William Vreeland
Beginning a. a point in the line of Charles
Wan Vlrrx mo In Nf@ kats. ,xI..a
thence % south degrees So minutes east to
station 70; C2)south degrees % minutes west to
station " plus 30 feet to point in the line of
Wilbur Kayhart's land. a total distance Of
SOL feet The second tract beginning at an
other line of Wilbur Kayhart's land at sta
ton 81 plus so feet and running south de-
grees ~ minutes west to station Sc plus "a feet
to a point in another line of Wilbur Kayhart's
land, the total distance of the second tract
being IA feet, and the sum total of the dis
lands OF Christopher w Miller.
Beginning in the line of william G.. Lath-
ropes land at station 1853 plus 80 of said survey;
feet to station 1922 CD south 81 degrees 10 min
utes west 597 feet to station l64 plus n in an
other line of William l,athrope's land, over
lands of Abram Vreeland.
Beginning at point in the line of John G.
Ryerson's land at station 1874 plus 20 feet;
thence % south "a degrees 30 minutes west 623
feet to station 1870 plus 43 feet in line of lands
belonging to Rachel Vaudeville and others.
Over lands of John Il Kanouse.
Beginning at station 40 p us e5: thence run
ming % south "a degrees 50 minutes west 653
feet to station M plus As to line of land of John
@. Ryerson. Over lands of Gilbert ID. Crane
beginning at point in the line of John
Capsticks land at station l22 plus 20 feet;
thence ID south degrees Is minutes west 280
feet to station 1856 thence co south degree
and minutes east 81 feet 10 station 1870 plus
II feet in William DeGraw's line Over lands
of Emeline Egan. Also all the right of way
as described in a eed from Lewis VanDuyne
and wife to the Boonton Water Company. dat
ed the first day of June, 1894. and not get re-
corded.