The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-01-08
STATE OF MAINE.
COUNTY OF SOMERSET.
December Term. Dec 9. a. d. 1913.

COUNTY OF SOMERSET.
Court of County Commissioners,
December Term. Dec 9, A. d. 1913.
WHEREAS, we the County Commits
sioners of Somerset County on the
petition of A. H. Woods aud seventeen
others, did on the twenty ninth day
our report filed at this December term
A. d. 1913. lay certain road over
lockwood strip, so called, an unincor-
porated place or tract of land in said
county, not within any town or plan
tation required to raise money To make
and repair highways, said road being
located as follows:
Beginning at stake on the north
shore of Moose river near Octave
Glars residence in said lockwood. at
a point where the proposed bridge is
to cross Moose river, thence north 81
degrees AS west 1870 feet to the old
tote road thence south 90 degrees, SO
west 1856 feet; thence south "A degrees
west $50 feet; thence south Sc degrees,
grees west sol feet; thence south 81
degrees. 3O' west 1910 feet; thence
south SO degrees west 952 feet thence
south "a degrees, IS west 1856 feet;
feet; thence south IA degrees Is west
49S feet; thence north So degrees 30
west sos feet; thence south IS de-
grees west 365 feet; thence south SO
-
46 degrees so west Ga feet; thence
south 81 degrees IS west $50 feet;
thence south AZ east 1875 feet; thence
south "a degrees 30 west 465 feet :;
thence south 55 degrees 80 west $50
feet; thence south so degrees 30 west
1855 feet; thence south As degrees 30
west $40 feet. thence south 81 degrees
30 west 312 feet; thence south IS de-
grees So west $50 feet, to the shore of
Brassua lake, q white birch tree about
20 feet from the shore line marked +
Xxx Oct. 20, 1913. in the center of said
road. The above described line is to
be the center of said road and said road
is to be four rods wide.
NOW THEREFORE,, in this term, be
ing the first regular session after the
laying out of said road. we hereby as
sess upon said tract. excepting lots re-
served for public uses, the following
amounts. which we adjudge necessary
for making and opening said road and
paying expenses attending it, making
as many divisions as are equitable.
conforming as nearly as is convenient
to known divisions and separate own
erships, and assessing upon each sum
proportionate to the value thereof and
the benefits likely to result to the same
by the establishment of said road to
be paid by the owners thereof il ap-
pearing to us that such assessment
will not be unreasonably burdensome
to such owners:
T, No. /, r. |, N. r. *. P.-Rockwood
Description Tax
Lot in said strip and lying
north of Moose River. according
to a survey and plan of said
strip made by Lewis Cakes
in 1899, and recorded in Somer-
set County Registry of Deeds.
Said lot is reputed to be owned
by b, w. Page ct al and con
tains one hundred eighty eight
acres, more or less, $4,000
Lot 2 north of Moose river.
and a strip of land containing
II acres, lying south of lot !
and east of lot 2, north of
Moose river. according to
survey and plan of said strip
made by Lewis Cakes in 1899,
and recorded in the Somerset
County Registry of Deeds Said
land Is reputed to be owned by
Octave Claire and contains one
hundred six acres, more or
less, so. 90
part of lot 3, north of
Moose river. according to
survey and plan of said strip
made by Lewis Cakes in 1899,
and recorded in Somerset
County Registry of Deeds,
being a strip on the easterly
side of said lot extending from
the north to the south line
thereof and of sufficient width
to contain fifty acres. Said
lot is reputed to be owned by
Joseph Delaware 100 90
A part of lot 3, north of
Moose river, according to
survey and plan of said strip
made by Lewis Cakes in 1899.
and recorded in Somerset
County Registry of Deeds. said
lot beginning at the southwest
corner of Joseph Delaware's
land. thence running northerly
on said Delaware's west line
one hundred sixty rods to
stake and stone. thence wester
ly at right angles to the above
mentioned line nifty rods 10
stake and stone. thence south
hA
mentioned bounds to the bank
of Moose river thence easterly
by Moose river to the point
of beginning. said lot is reput
ed to be owned by Walter II.
Maynard, and contains fifty
acres, more or less 1000
Moose river, accor ling to
survey and plan of said strip
made by Lewis Cakes In 1899.
and recorded in Somerset
County Registry of Deeds.
being all of said lot 3 except
ing fifty acres on the easterly
side thereof, and fifty acres
decided by Harry L. Johnston
to Walter II. Maynard on
March II. 1911, by deed record
ed in Somerset Registry of
Deeds. Vol 295. Page f34. Said
parcel is reputed to be owned
by Harry L. Johnston. and con-
tains one hundred thirty six
acres, more or less. 2O.OC
A part of lot g. north Of
Moose river, according to
survey and plan of said strip
made by Lewis Cakes in 1893
and recorded In Somerset
County Registry of Deeds
being a lot of land on the
mort herly shore of Moose river,
decided by Joseph Delaware to
George Gilblair by deed dated
July IL. 1912, and recorded in
Somerset Registry of Deeds,
Vol. 312, Page 213. Said lot
is reputed to be owned by
George Gilblair, 400
Lot 4, north of Moose river,
according to survey and plan
of said strip made by Lewis
. Cakes in 1899. and recorded
In the Somerset County Reg
istry OF Deeds. Said lot Is
reputed to be owned by Felix
Butler and contains one hun