The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-21
J. A. LATHAM. Auctioneer.
81 Weybosset street, Providence. r. I
MoRToAoEE's SALE.


viii be sold at public auction on Thurs
day. the 9th day OF December. A. ID. 1906.
at IL o'clock noon. on the lot OF land first
hereinafter described near the office
building thereon, by virtue and I'm exercise
OF the powers OF sale contained I'm that
certain mortgage deed. made and exc
cuted by the New England Briquette Coal
company, corporation organized under
the laws OF the State of Maine, dated the
first day OF February, A. ID. 1902, and re-
corded I'm the records OF mortgages OF real
estate I'm the town OF Cransston I'm the
state OF Rhode Island in book No. 20 at
page 400 and following pages, the condi-
tions OF said mortgage deed having been
broken,-
A certain lot Of land situate In the town
OF Cranston in the State OF Rhode Island
and lying westerly OF the Pocasset River
some six hundred and thirty (630) feet
northwest Of Reservoir Avenue. so called.
and bounded and described as follows.
viz: Beginning at a stone bound at the
southwesterly corner OF the within de-
scribed tract; thence northerly nine hun
dred and twenty-five and 4S-l0o p25.4S)
feet 10 a stone bound: thence easterly at
an interior angle OF one hundred degrees,
fifty minutes and twenty seconds Q00d.
Som. Dos three hundred and thirty-five
and 9S-l00 (835.9s) feet TO a stone bound;
thence southerly at an interior angle OF
Seventy-nine degrees, nine minutes and
forty seconds asa O9m 40s.) nine hundred
and seventy-eight and 61-l00 @7s.6l) feet
10 stone bound. thence westerly at An
interior angle OF ninety degrees and forty
four minutes odd 44m) three hundred and
thirty and l5-100 (330i5) feet, to the point
OF beginning and bounded on all sides by
other land or lands OF the Harris Farm
and Mine company. and containing seven
and 212-lOOO (7.2l2) acres OF land. Together
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said lot 70 pass and repass on foot. with
vehicles or otherwise. to and from said
lot and from and TO said Reservoir Ave-
nue. over that certain strip OF land OF the
Harris Farm and Mine Company, which
Is thirty 800 feet in width and is bound
ed and described as followes: Beginning
at the stone bound at the southeast
erly corner OF said lot. thence easterly,
making an interior angle OF one hundred
and seventy-seven degrees and twenty
eight minutes Q77d. 2Sm) with the south
erly boundary line OF said lot about six
hundred and four and 3-l00 (604.3S) feet to
a stone bound at or near said Reservoir
Avenue, thence northeasterly with said
Reservoir Avenue about forty-one and
F-100 (414O feet TO a stone bound on or
near the westerly line of said Reservoir
Avenue: thence westerly parallel with
and thirty (30) feet distant northerly from
the southerly line OF said strip OF land as
herein described, about six hundred and
thirty and 7s-l00 (6907s) feet TO the easter
ly line of said lot; thence southerly
bounding westerly on said lot about thirty
900 feet 70 the first mentioned bound, said
strip OF land being bounded on the north
and south by land OF the Harris Farm
and Mine company.
Also all the righl, title and interest OF
said New England Briquette Coal COM
pany in and TO any and all the mines.
veins, and seams OF coal and any and all
other mines and minerals whatsoever sit
uate and lying under the surface ground
in that certain tract OF land situated I'm
the town OF Cranston in said state of
Rhode Island and lying between the Sock
a nosset cross road so-called, and the Po-
casset river and bounded and described
as follows:
Beginning at point on the easteriy side
of Sockanosset cross-road, so called, adj
joining land now or formerly of the heirs
OF Joseph s. Budlong. IL being the south
westerly corner OF the within described
tract; then northeasterly bounding south
easterly on land now or formerly of said
heirs OF Joseph S. Budlong: thence north
ensterly bounding southeasterly on land
row or formedly of said heirs OF Joseph
s. Budlong and o inland now or formerly
belonging to Lawrence Healy and on land
now or formerly belonging to James L.
Gardner; thence southeasterly bounding
southwesterly on land now or formerly
belonging to said James l.. Gardner;
thence easterly bounding southerly on
land no wor formerly belonging to said
James L. Gardner TO land OF Josiah A.
Whitman: thence northeasterly bounding
southeasterly on land or said Josiah A.
Whitman 10 the Pocasset river; thence
northerly with said Poca sset river to land
of Patrick Clune: then westerly bounding
northerly on land OF said Patrick Clune
about nineteen hundred and seven Q90O
feet; thence southerly bounding westerly
on land of said Patrick Clune about four
hundred and fifteen (415) feet; thence
southerly bounding westerly on land OF
said Patrick Clune about four hundred
and forty feet (440) feet; thence southerly
bounding westerly on land of said Patrick
Clune about one hundred and flfty-one
Q5D feet TO a corner; thence westerly
bounding northerly on land of said Pat
rick Clune about ten hundred and twenty
four O024) feet TO said Sockanosset cross
road; thence southerly bounding westerly
on said Sockanosset cross-road To an angle
In said road; then southwesterly bounding
westerly on said Sockanosset cross-road
TO an angle In said road: thence south
easterly bounding southwesterly on said
Sockanosset cross-road TO Reservoir ave-
nue.; thence crossing Reservoir avenue
and continuing southwesterly bounding
westerly on said Sockanosset cross road
to land OF j. s. Mccormick company;
thence easterly at right angles with said
road and bounding southerly on land OF
said j. s. Mccormick company. two hun
dred and seventeen and 5000 (217.S0) feet
to a corner; thence southerly at right
angles two hundred (20O feet bounding
westerly on land OF said J. s. Mccormick
company, thence westerly at right angles
bounding northerly on land OF said ]. s.
Mccormick company two hundred ana
seventeen and 5000 C21Ts0) feet to said
Sockanosset cross-road; thence southeast
erly bounding southwesterly on said road
to an angle in said road; thence south
easterly bounding southwesterly on said
road 10 the place OF beginning.
Together with the perpetual right. at
any time and from time To time. by un-
ground workings only, and without en-
tering upon, interfering with or excavat-
ing the surface ground included I'm said
aforedescribed tract OF land, or any part
thereof. and only by such system or sys-
TENS OF underground mining proceeding
from land or lands owned by said mort
gagor, it's successors and assigns, in fee.
or In which II or they has or hereafter
shall have the right 10 excavate the sur
face ground thereof, as shall not In any
way endanRpr said surface ground I'm said