Licking Valley courier., 1915-10-07


Henry's line; thence with his line to
]. B. Ferguson's line, and with his
line to j. p. Ferguson's line; thence
with his line to Isaac G. Ferguson
line; thence with his line to the be-
ginning, containing 100 acres, more
or less. This being the same timber
conveyed by j. w. Pelfrey and wife
to S. B. Reese and j. Y. Scott by deed
which if of record in Deed Book No.
9S page 4OS, Morgan County Court
Records; together with the right to
cut and remove said timber up to
September 4th, 1921, subject, how
ever, to a charge OF $1,000 year for
so much of said time as may be used
after September 4th. 1918.
Tract No. 3. All the branded trees
timber on the following described
tract of land, except the timber in
the Sugar Camp Field, and the Mead
ow Hill Field and about one acre in
the Old Orchard Field on the Grave
Yard Point. Said tract of land is sit
uate, lying and being on Elk Fork
Creek Of Licking River, in Morgan
county, Kentucky, and bounded as
follows: Beginning at beech stand
ing on the bank OF the Elk Fork
Creek at Edward Pelfrey's line;
thence up the creek with the mean
dors of said creek to the mouth Of
the Fording Branch; thence up said
branch by way of marked timber to
James r. Ferguson's line; thence
with his line and w. T. Ferguson's
line to Ed. Osborn's line and w. M.
Williams line; thence with w. M.
Williams line to the creek; thence
crossing the creek and running up
the other hillside with Leander j.
Williams line; thence with James j.
Ferguson's line to Edward Pelfrey's S
line: thence with his line to the be-
ginning, containing 100 acres, more or
less; with free mill site and until the
14th day of September, 1921, to cut
and remove the said timber, subject,
however to q charge OF S25,00 a year
for so much OF said time as may be
used after September 14th, 1917.
This being the same timber con-
veyed by Isaac Ferguson and wife to
S. b Reese and ]. Y. Scott by deed
which is of record in Deed Book No,
3S at page 4O5, Morgan County Court
Records.
Tract No. 5. 557 standing white
oak, chestnut oak black oak, poplar,
chestnut. pine, hickory, gum, maple
and walnut trees. said trees marked
as follows: Rough bark scalped of
close to the ground and painted
white, on the following described
tract of land situate, lying and being
in Morgan county, Kentucky. on the
head of the branch back Of the home
of ID. b. Day, adjoining the lands OF
the 6, b. Reese Lumber Company, on
the Elk Fork of Licking River, and
being the same land where A. S. Day
father Of ID. b Day, formerly lived
and being the same land conveyed by
A. S. Day to his son ID B. Day, by
deed dated June 18th, 1879, and now
of record in Deed Book No. 6 at page
81, Morgan County Court Records, In
which deed the land is deecribed as
including the home farm OF aid A. s
Day, and to extend and cover the
same by metes and bounds. Togeth
er with the right to cut and remove
said 557 trees ut any time up to the
Zqth day Of October. 1921, subject
however to a charge OF $500 n yeal
for so much Of said time as may be
used after April 2lth, 1917. Being
the same trees conveyed to Reese &
Scott by ID. b, Day and wife by deet
which Is of record In Deed Book No
9S at page 22O, Morgan County Cour
Records.
Tract No 6. All the branded tree,
now being and standing on the lant
of w. u Holbrook on the Holbrool
Branch of Elk Fork, in Morgan conn
ty, Kentucky. The above trees mr.,
branded by having the bark scalpet
off and branded with white paint, an,
"SBR" and with Star Hammer.
Said land IL bounded as follows
Beginning at the mouth of the Josepl
Fannin Cabin Branch; thence runnin,
straight across the creek; thence nj
the point to the top OF the ridge
thence with the meanders of tn,
ridge to William f. Williams line
thence with the said line to tn
Round Lick Branch; thence dow
said branch to the creek thenc
down said creek to the Maple Ford
thence up the point to the top of tn