Licking Valley courier., 1915-10-14

by deed Of record in Deed Book No.
30 at page 2O2 IN said Office.
tract 10. TO- All the merchant |
able timber II inches and up III dl.
aiaelcr now standing Oh the follow
ing described tract Of land, lying and
Deihg III Morgan county, Kentucky, |
0 nthe waters Of Elk Fork of Licking
hlVer ana bounded as follows: Be
ginning un Scott McClains line,
thence South course down the Road
Branch to the creek; thence across
the CIR Fork and up the branch op-
posite the Road Branch to a small
drain on the East side; thence up
tne Dram half way to the top OF the
NIL; thence Southwest to some rocks
on q high knob thence with said
ridge to the head Of the Keeton
Grpnch; thence around the head of
SAID branch with Beverly McClains
line back to the beginning; together
WIN the right to cut and remove said
timber up until the 9th day of March,
1921, subject, however to charge
OF $1,000 a year for so much Of said
time as may be used after March 9th,
1917. Being the same timber con
yeyed to S. b. Reese by James Nc.
Claim and wife by deed of record in
Deed Book No. 80 at page 438 in said
Office.
Tract No. II. A certain tract Of
timber lying and being in the county
OF Morgan, and State of Kentucky,
on Laurel Branch, tributary of Elk
Fork Creek Of Licking River. All of
the white oak and chestnut oak tim
Der growing and now standing on the
following described land:
Beginning on small sourwood and
black oak on a point in q line of n
survey patented to Cyrus Perry;
thence with said line S. 5S w. Sc
poles and links to a chestnut oak
on top of a ridge between Laurel
Branch and Thomas Williams
Brunch; thence with the ridge be-
tween said branches S. 33I h. 8 poles
and 2 links to a white oak; S. 1887
o. "a poles and 10 links to a spotte0
oak and forhed sasafras on the
ridge; S IA w. Is poles to a gum,
S. 29h w. "a poles and ~ links to
a small black oak standing on the
ridge, corner between j. w. Perry
and Rachael Williams and Alvin Day
and Marion Day; S. "a E. IL poles
and 20 links to a pine: thence South.
east and with the dividing ridge BE-
tween the Laurel Branch and the
Rachael Williams Branch, a marked
line to the beginning; N. 5515 w. 81
poles and links to the beginning,
containing % acres more or less;
together with the right up until the
9TH day of September, 1917, to cut
and remove said timber. Being the
same timber conveyed to Reese &
Scott by b. B. Fannin and wife, L. D.
Maggard and wife, by deed of record
in Deed Book No. 3S, at page 4O7 il
said office.
Tract No. 12. A tract of timber
standing and being on the Ferguson
Branch, tributary Of Elk Forl
Creek in Morgan county, Kentucky
and bounded and described as fol
lows: Beginning at the Ferguson
Branch 1T the line between Henry d
Day and wife, and S. B. Reese Lum
Der Company, near an old cabin ant
running up the hill Southwest
erly direction with fence TO the toI
If the hlll; thence with the mean
lers Of the ridge to the line of S. B
Reese Lumber Company; theme,
with thaii line back to the beginning
oontainiIE rs acres, more or less
I TIE pufchaseF TO have al Of Th1c
sound, merohantable timber on the
above described tract of land and i.
20 have until the Goth day of October
1921, to cut and remove the same
jubiect, however, to a charge o
$500 q year for so much of said
time as may be used after April goth
1920. Being the same timber convey
I'd to s. b. Reese by Henry II. Day
and wife by deed of record in Deet
Book No. 80 at page 224 in said office
Tract No. IS. All the branded
trees no wstanding and being on thC
Deadening Branch of Elk Fork il
Morgan county, Kentucky, said trees
being branded by scalping Off the
bark near the ground and branded
with S. b. r. and Star Hammer, ant
standing and being upon the follow
ing described tract of land which I.
bounded as follows:
Beginning on a white oak and gun
standing on the right hand side o.
the Deadening Branch, and near Tho
end of Moore's improvements; N. 6,
q, Sc poles to q spotted oak; theme,
q N. SO e. as poles to three spotted
oaks on the ridge, thence S. Z w. g.
poles to a white oak an dpine; theme,
S. 16 w. poles to a chestnut oak
hence S. 50 w. 26 poles to a small
hickory and black oak; thence S. .,
W. l6 poles to a black oak and pine
thence S. Is W. "A poles to a pint
md oak; thence S. 50 w. los pole
20 q hickory and spotted oak; theme,
s, l5 w. "A poles to two chestnu
oaks and gum, corner to a forme
survey; thence 5. 81 w. 10 poles {,
double white oak; thence n 70 w
80 poles to a chestnut oak and pop
1 lar; thence North 10 poles to liyu
chestnut oaks on the ridge betweel
/ The Laurel Fork and the Deadeninl
Branch; N. II w. o. poles to a pine
. N. Ga w. l6 poles to a white oak
thence ~ w. % poles to two chest
! 'NNof AANANt Az oA W. IT lOlGS u
D 'our chestnut oaks; N. 12 w. 16 pole
; 10 chestnut oak; N. Ga w. 80 pole
20 black oak; N, II Il. "A poles {,
{ a pine; thence n. 5S h. 30 poles to
chestnut oak; thence S. Is Il. G
, poles to n chestnut oak; S. so Il. 4
= poles to a pine; thence S. "A tE. 5
e poles to a black oak; thence S. - +
D l6 poles 10 two spotted oaks; theme
> 5. 4g Il. lG poles to hickory; theme
$ N. 10 Il. l24 poles to the beginning
S together with the right to cut an
l. remove said timber up until the SIS
day Of August, 1921, subject, how
i ever, 20 n charge Of $4,000 a year 70
L so much of said time as may be USE
d after August 3lst, 1918. Being tn
r same timber conveyed to Reese
; Scott by Peter Wolfenbarger ant
e wife by decd of record in Deed Boo
b No SS at page 800 in said office.
j. Tract No. Ia. All the white OAK
h chestnut oak black oak, chestnut
:. hickory and pine trees branded wit
e 4 O. n n Al.