Licking Valley courier., 1915-10-07

right hand fork of Straight creek
near some large rocks; thence
Southwest course down the point
straight line to lower corner of lower
lot; thence with lower lot fence
straight line to the creek; thence with
the meanders of the creek to M. B.
Tricble's line; thence with his line to
the top of the ridge between the
left hand fork and right hand fork to
the line of the Morgan County Camel
Coal & Lumber Company; thence
with their line to the beginning, con.
tanning rs acres, more or less. The
timber on said above described two
tracts conveyed to S. B. Reese by
deed dated February 20, 1913, by M.
G. Trimble and wife, which deed is
recorded in Deed Book No. SO at page
499, Morgan County Court records.
There is excepted out of this timber
a few trees in field across from the
house of M. G. Trimble and wife.
Together with the right to cut and
remove said timber up until the
goth day of August, 1921, subject,
however, to charge of $25.00 a year
for so much Of said time as may be
used after February Goth; 1918.
Tract No. As. 1906 standing white
oak, chestnut oak, black oak, poplar
chestnut, pine, hickory, gum, maple
aid walnut trees, marked as fol.
lows: rough bark scalped close to
the ground and painted white, which
1906 trees are standing and growing
on the following described tract of
land situate, lying and being in
Morgan county, Kentucky, on the Elk
Fork of Licking River, and bounded
as follows:
Beginning on the North bank of
Elk Fork Creek at a corner of ALI
McClain's; thence with McClain's
line to Jess Adkins line; thence with
Jess Adkins line to Henry McClain's
line; thence with Henry McClains
line to Henry Hammon's line; thence
with Henry Hammon's line to An.
derson Days line; thence with An.
derson Days line to John Davis's line
(now S. B. Reese's line) to the Elk
Fork; thence up the Elk Fork with
its meanders to the beginning, con.
tanning ITS acres, more or less; to-
gether with the right to cut and re.
move said timber up until the oath
day of October, 1921, subject, how.
ever, to a charge of $25,00 a year for
so much of said time as may be used
after April "a, 1916. Being the same
timber conveyed to s., B. Reese by
James McClain and wife by deed
which is of record in Deed Book No.
9S, page 232, Morgan County Court
records. &
Tract No. 46. 1853 branded trees
standing on certain tract of land
situate, lying and being on the Big
Branch of the Middle Fork of the
Elk Fork of Licking River, in Nor.
gan county, Kentucky, and bounded
and described as follows.
Beginning on a small white oak
standing on the West side of Big
Branch. standing on rock; thence
running Northwest up the hill tc
the top of the ridge to a small
maple; thence with the top of the
ridge to Augustus Smiths line;
with said line to II. G. Holbrook's
line; thence with said Holbrook's
line to top of point to small white
oak opposite the beginning, contain
ing 100 acres, more or less; together
with the right to cut and remove
said timber up until the Goth day
of August, 1918, and longer undel
extension thereon executed by d. ID
Gillum, the present owner of sale
land. Being the same timber con
veyed to Reese & Scott by Grover
Wingo by deed OF record in DeeC
Book No. SS, page S9S, Morgan Coun
ty Court records.
Tract No. AZ. All the branded tim
ber which is branded by scalping of
the bark and branded with S. B. r
and Star Hammer, on the following
boundary of land situate, lying ant
being in Morgan county, Kentucky
on the waters of the Middle Fork o
the Elk Fork and bounded as fol
lows:
Beginning at a rock marked ant
near the Old Mill site; thence witt
the fence to the top of the hill witt
p. ID. Gilliam's line; thence with hi
line to w. Il. Holbrook's line; theme
with the meanders Of the ridge to
walnut tree on top of the point
thence a northern course dow
the center of the point to tn
branch at the upper end of tn
barn lot; thence with the branch [
the creek; thence straight to the TO
of the hill to the lands Of Shilo
Conley; thence with his line to Emm
Smiths land; thence with her lin
to the corner; thence straight lin
to the creek at the upper end of tn
Mil Bottom; thence with the cree
to the beginning, containing
acres, more or less, together with
free mill site and with the right {
cut and remove said timber up unit
the 29th day of August, 1918. Bein
: the same timber conveyed to Reel
q Scott by S. X. Smith and wife
deed of record In Deed Book No.
at page 226, Morgan County Cou
' records.
Tract No. As. 22l white oa
G chestnut oak. black oak, chestnu
q hickory, poplar, lynn and map
$ trees branded by having u
. rough bark scalped off and paint,
: white, which trees are now standil
e and being on the following describ,
/, tract of land situate, lying and beil
; In Morgan county, and State of Ke
d lucky, on the Elk Fork OF Lickil
n River. and bounded as follows:
|. Beginning at sugar tree, red o,
l. and poplar on the division line |
e tween James Ferguson and Am
II Pelfrey; ~ SS w. % poles to t,
r, small white oaks; N. as w. SO pol
" to dogwood on a branch; S. 75
It 26 poles to n black oak; N. 67 w.
ID poles to two pines on a ridge; N.
II w. 81 poles to q beech on branc
Ie N. "a Il. 81 poles to white oak
1t the side Of hill; N. 60 Il. 43 POI
IN to two naples at Ambrose William
lie fence; N. a Il, is poles to spi
~ wood at the Trace Branch; N. 90
I'd rs poles to sycamore; N. 49, -
0, poles to poplar; N. 22 h. % po
to two sycamores on bank of [
l2 creek crossing the creek; ~ 40
lg 10 poles to the mouth OF lane
hi tween Pelfrey and Williams; N.
81 ~ On nnlao 10 N hnnnh. NJ On IL