Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-23

gether WIFI Ine right W cut anu ~
move the said timber up until the
10Th day of July, 1919, subject, how
ever to charge of $500 year fol
so much of said time as is used after
July 18th, 1917. Being the same tim
Der conveyed to Reese and Scott by
Paulina Williams by deed Of record
in Deed Book 80 at page 2O7, Morgan
County Court records.
Tract No. 81. All the standing tim.
Der, except the beech, now being ana
standing on a certain tract OF lana
situate, lying and being in Morgan
county, Kentucky, on the Hos
Branch, tributary of the Elk FORK
of the Licking River, and bounded as
follows:
Beginning on lynn standing on
n bluff on the right hand side OF the
Hog Branch; thence an East course
to the top of the hill to Ned Smiths
line; thence with the said Smiths
line a North course to H. G. Fergu'
sons line; thence with his line
South course to l. F. Coffee NOW
Ferguson's line); thence a Soutn
course to a maple; thence an East
course to chestnut oak; thence
South course to a black walnut on
ton of the hill; thence East to the
beginning, containing 100 acres, more
or less: together with the right to
cut and remove said timber up until
the 9th day of October, 1921, sub
iect, however, to q charge OF $500
wear for so much Of said time as
NAV be used after April 9th. 1917.
Being the same timber conveyed TO
Reese and Scott by j. b. Ferguson
by deed of record in Deed Book 80
at page 22S, Morgan County Court
records.
Tract No. go. 995 white oak, chest
nut oak, black oak, chestnut plne'
poplar, hemlock, ash and hickory
trees. all banded with white paint,
now standing and being on certain
tract of land situate, lying and being
in Morgan county, Kentucky, on the
Middle Fork Of Elk Fork OF Licking
River, and bounded as follows:
Beginning on a rock marked IA
standing on the North, side of the
Middle Fork below the road; thence
IN the creek to the mouth Of the
Ferguson Branch; thence up said
branch, with the branch to John G..
DAYS old patent line; thence with
said line across the Laurel Branch
to the Cyrus Perry line; thence with
said Perry line to the forks of Laurel
Branch to a corner of the Anderson
Williams survey; thence with said
Williams line to U. S. Fraleys line;
thence with U. S. Fraley's line to the
top of the ridge between the Horse
Mill Branch and the Laurel Branch
to Pete Smiths line; thence with
said Smiths line to the agreed line
between John C. Day and Harvey
Wingo; thence with said line to a
maple standing on the North side Of
the Middle Fork; thence Northwest
to a double sassafras; thence North
up the point to a ridge; thence with
the ridge to a chestnut oak near the
head of the branch thence with Hen
ry Days line to the beginning, con-
tanning $50 acres, more or less; to-
gether with a free mill site and the
right to cut and remove said timber
at any time up until the 1st day OF
June, 1919, subject, however, to a
charge of $500 year for so much
of said time as may be used att&
June list, 1917. Being the same tim
Der conveyed to Reese and Scott by
John C. Day and wife, Marion Day
and wife, and Thomas Day and wife,
g by deed of record in Deed Book No.
3S, at page 221, Morgan County Court
records.
Tract No. 39. All the merchant.
able timber, IA inches and up in di'
ameter three feet above the ground,
now being and standing on the fol-
lowing tract of land situate. lying
and being in Morgan county, Ken.
lucky, on the Holbrook Branch, a
tributary Of Elk Fork of Licking Riv'
er, and further bounded and describ.
ed as follows:
Beginning on large rock in the
Holbrook Branch; thence running an
East course to the line Of A. L.
Wingo; thence with said Wingo's
line down to the Round Lick Branch;
thence down the Round Lick Branch
to the mouth; thence with the Middle
Fork to a small pine; thence North
course with A. l.. Wingo's line to d.
p. Gillam's line; thence West
course with S. X. Smiths line to the
mouth of the Holbrook Branch
thence up said branch to the place
of beginning; together with the
right to cut and remove said timber
at any time up until the 10Th day OF
August, 1918. Being the same timber
conveyed to Reese e. Scott by II. q
Holbrook and wife by deed Of record
in Deed Book No. SO at page 227
Morgan County Court records.
Tract No. "a. I'll or all all thu
branded trees consisting of Whit
oak, chestnut oak, black oak, rec
oak, chestnut, hickory, pine and pop
lar branded with white paint clos,
to the ground, standing and growing
on certain tract of land situate
lying and being in Morgan county
Kentucky on the Middle Fork o
Elk Fork of Licking River an,
bounded as follows:
Beginning on two spotted oaks o.
top of the hill on the line Of William
H. Cox; thence North down tn
point to q white oak standing on tn
North side of the branch; theme
Northwest straight line through
gap in a ledge of rocks; thence u
said point to the top; thence wit
the meanders of the ridge with tn
calls of the patent with the lands
Augustus Smith to William II. Brat
ley's line; thence with the line
said Bradley to the lands of job
E. Hamilton; thence with the line
John Smith, with the call of I'll
patent to pine and spotted oal
thence Northwest down the hill
the top of the ridge near the scho
house; thence with the West line
the school house lot to the meande'
of the ridge, and with same to
forked chestnut oak; thence West
straight line to a chestnut oal
thence with the meanders of Il
ridge West to the beginning contai
ing $50 acres, more or less; togeth
with the right to cut and remove sa