Licking Valley courier., 1915-10-07

said hollow to top of the ridge;
thence with the meanders of the ridge
to the head of John Day branch;
thence down the first fork point OF
the John Day Branch to the begin.
ming, containing $50 acres; together
with the right to cut and remove said
timber up until the 26th day OF
October, 1921, subject, however to a
charge of S25.00 a year ror SO much
of said time as may be used after
April 26th, 1917 Being the same
timber conveyed to S. B. Reese by
Shiloh Day and wife by deed dated
April 26th, 1912, and recorded in
Deed Book No. 3S, page 239, Morgan
County Court records.
Tract No. Al. $40 white oak
chestnut oak, black oak, chestnut,
hickory, maple, pine and poplar
trees branded by haying the rough
bark scalped off and painted white
which trees are standing and grow
mig on the following described tract
OF land, situate, lying and being in
the county Of Morgan, State of Ken.
tucky, and on the Williams Fork OF
the Elk Fork of Licking River, and
bounde as follows:
Beginning at hickory standing on
the bank of the creek on the East
side of the creek; thence an East
course to beech corner on the
point; N. e. 16 poles to a sugar
tree; N. 46 E. 20 poles to a Spanish
oak and hickory; thence N. 63 e. "A
poles to a chestnut oak on top OF
the hill near the Turkey Cave; N.
"a w. A poles to a chestnut oak;
thence N. 16 w. 22 poles to hickory
on top of the point near A. S. Days
house; thence S. S6 w. "a poles to a
beech; thence S. 54 w. rs poles to
white oak; thence to conditional
fence between A. S. Day and Am.
brose Williams with said fence to Elk
Fork; thence down the Elk Fork to
the forks; thence up the Williams
Fork to opposite the corner between
John e. Williams and l.. j. Williams;
thence crossing the creek to said
sorner; thence a South course with
John E. Williams line to top of the
ridge; thence with top of said ridge
between Horse BranCl and Trace
Branch back to the land mortgaged
to S. j. MaXey; with said line down
to the branch thence to the top Of
the ridge between Trace Branch and
j. B. Ferguson branch; thence an
East course to the top Of the ridge to
John McClain's line; thence with
said line to the beginning; containing
200 acres, more or less together
with a free mill site and the right
to cut and remove said timber up
until the 21st day of December, 1920,
subject, however, to a charge Of
$500 a year for so much of said
time as may be used after June 21st,
1918. Being the same timber convey
ed to Reese & Scott by f. M. Hutch.
inson and wife by deed of record in
Deed Book No. 3S, page 23l, Morgan
County Court records.
Tract No. AZ. All the standing
timber 12 inches and up in diameter
standing and growing on a certain
tract Of land situate, lying and being
in Morgan county, Kentucky, on the
Cow Branch of the Elk Fork OF
Licking River and bounded as fol.
lows:
Beginning at Spruce Lick; thence
with the line of Albert Day and T. II.
Day to the top of the ridge between
War Creek and Cow Branch at
Emma G.. Salyer's line; thence with
said Salyer line to j. f. Elam's line;
thence with ]. f. Elam's line to J. b
Lewis line; thence with II. b. Lewis
line to the line of Prewitt heirs;
thence with Prewitt line to the begin
ning together with the right to cut
and remove said timber up until the
26th day of August. 1921, subject
however, to a charge of $500 a year
for so much Of said time as may be
, used after February 26th, 1919. Be
ing the same timber conveyed tC
S. u. Reese by G. H. Black and wife
by deed of record in Deed Book No
3S, page 427, Morgan County Cour
/, records.
Tract No. 43. All the merchantablC
: timber IA inches and over in diane
ter and one foot above the grounC
, of the following two tracts of lanC
! situate, lying and being in Morgan
! county, Kentucky, on the FanniI
Fork of the Elk Fork of Lickinl
,, River, and further bounded and de
scribed as follows:
(a) Beginning at q stake on tn,
creek bank between where G. w. Gil
= liam and Thomas Adkins live; theme
Southeast course to crab appl
tree; thence with a division fenc
-, up dividing point to the top of tn
! hill to a pine cut down, a corner bC
!. tween Craig Day and Grant Ball
y thence an East course with the to-
!, : of the ridge to Grant Balls line
y thence with his line to Marion Al
. kins' line; thence with said Mario
: Adkins line to a conditional line bt
u tween said Marion Adkins and G. "
. Gillian to a division fence; theme
/ with said division fence to the creel,
u thence donw the creek to the begir
J. ming, containing 40 acres.
Il OBJ Beginning at beech belo
y the house where David Ison lives
II thence an East course a straight lin
u to fOrked point; thence up sal
le point to the top of the ridge to Cox
u line; thence with said line to A. !
o. Wingo's; with said line to Cha
20 ley Gilliam's line, and the top of Il
~ ridge to chestnut and spotted GA
~ a corner agreed upon by said partie,
III thence an East course to the hes
of drain; thence with said dra
II to the branch; thence with the mi
lp die Of the road to the beginning, co
ol tanning 75 acres; together with Il
III right to cut and remove said limb
ne up until the 4th day of SeptembC
ig 1921, subject to a $500 payment p
annum to Ira Adkins for that pa
Ds of the Grant Ball tract now own
Gu by him, and subject to payment
u' S25.00 a year TO Grant Ball for d
'e- remainder of said tract for the rig
10 to cut and remove the timber there
is afte March 4th, 1918. Being the SAL
rs timber conveyed to S. b. Reese
NJ Grant Ball and wife by deed of reco
lts In Deed Book No. SS, page a.
at Morgan County Court records.
eI Tract No, A. All the timber
We inches and up standing and growi
oil on two tracts of lana on Stralp
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