Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-04-13

thlrty minutes east, five hundred thir-
ty-nve and two tenths feet; thence on
ten degree curve to the right one
hundred fifty-eight and three-tenths
feet; thence south, nine degrees forty
minutes east, three hundred forty.sey.
en- and nine-tenths feet; thence on q
ten degree curve to the right one hun
ered hfty-siix feet thence south five
degrees fifty-fve minutes west, one
hundred sixty-one and six-tenths feet,
to point on a line between sections
SIX and seven and six hundred eighty
four feet north, eighty-nine degrees
fifteen minutes east, from the quarter
section corner, which corner is marked
by vine maple post four inches
square, thirty inches long, and set fif-
teen inches in the ground, marked
"A s. 7" on the south, and &c" on the
north facing, from which a fir sixteen
inches in diameter bears north, seven
ty-four degrees east, thirty-one links
distant, marked up. s. u 7 B. Il. a
vine maple five inches in diameter
bears north, torty-seven degrees west,
thirty-six links distant, marked "P. s.
a S. B. IT,; thence south, five de-
grees fifty-fve minutes west, nine hun
dred forty-six feet, to a stake on the
right bank of Depot Slough;
Also
g A strip of land forty feet in width,
being twenty feet on each side OF a
center line described as follows: Be-
ginning at point forty feet east of the
southwest corner of the lanu belong.
ing to S. Romtvedt Estate in the forth
east quarter of Section 81, Township
10, South, Range 10, West of the Will
lamette Meridian; running thence
northeast along the hill four hundred
feet to point two hundred seventy
four feet west Of the corner of Sections
20, 30, 81 and 80, in said Township
and Range;
Also
Z A strip of land forty feet in width
through the north half of the southeast
quarter Of Section 30, Township 10,
South, Range 10, West of the William
ette Meridian, said strip Of land lying
west of Depot Slcugh. Creek, and run
ming from the division line between
the lands of ]. F. Steele to the line
between the lands known as the
RAIDER and Kyniston lands, being the
right-of-way for logging read as is
now located;
Also
s. A strip of land forty feet in width
through the land now owned by Hugh
Murray and Minnie Murray, in Sec
ton 6, Township II. South. Range 10
West Of the Willamette Meridian;
Also
g A strip of land forty feet in width
across the northeast quarter Of Sec
tion 80, Township 10, South, Range 10
, West of the Willamette Meridian
! across the land known as the Kynistor
land;
Also
, 10 A strip of land forty feet II
width for a right-of-way for a loggini
, road running north from point ol
!, the right-of-way on the Kyniston lam
=. in a northerly direction to the line be
!, tween sections 19 and 30, Townshi
! 10. South, Range 10, West of the vii
/, annette Meridian.
n Together with all and singular tn
h right of way and contracts for rigl
d of way and land owned by defendaI
n J. b. Miller Logging. Company in Lii
/; coin County, Oregon.
Personal Property
a Gasoline Lamp: Stoves (ITea
H. ers); 35 Il Bed Springs; Har
~ Lamps; 80 y Size Mattresses
N Window 2iA 2IA it,. Pic
n Handles; Mattocks; Sand Dey
n. Flue Cleaner; ! Standard Tra'
at Gauge; Spike Mauls; Track Leve
rs s Tamping Shovels; 2 PicSaXes;
ht Break Shoes and Hangers; II Journ
n Drasses 4 X s: 13 Shovels Round Poln
!,- Track Wrenches; II Saw Handle
ae . Foot AIDES; 2 Track Jacks; Lin
n. up Bars: Claw Bars (or Draw Bars
os Keg 80 D Nails (cc-lmo1); 10 Il
e. Rabbit; / Rachet Drill; Augers
II. q IL in: . Pinch Bars: yardii
IS Plocks: Head Blocks; Trip Block
to Peavy: 2 Loading Hooks; / Swan
ne Hook: 90 Drills from u to 2 in. (
ed Drill Press; 5 Pipe Dies al
To- 9 Stock from Il to l in;
We Auger 9 in: AuCers q in;
&C. Stump Rollers: 4 Tommy Moo
Blocks: / Set Splicing Tools: T
Lines: 2 Anvils: Swedge Block;
y, Champion Blower; Anger tx in;
or Gasoline Engine; Drill Press;
NO Grlndstone; l Piece Wood Fiber \
,at 1.2 in; Pipe Vice; 2 Bench Vice
- Babbiting Ladies; 1 Log Scale.
S S';n Axes and Handles; Z Bucking Sledge
he 4 Splitting Sledges; l Dole
ne e 7 Failing Wedges; 8 Falli
a. Plates: 12 Bucking Wedges; 6 Spl
re ing Wedges; Undercutters: Sprli
T.. boards: 3 Falling Saws Q IT.; l FL
~. ing Saw IT.; 12 Bucking Saws Z {
r." 2 Bucking Saws 71s ft.;1 Blacksm
,ar Sledge: 2 Sets Machine Taps and Di'
.,,, 8 Pipe Taps a In, u In. in; 2
~; Gal. Cans: / Drawing Knife; i Moni
rn Wrench 20 in: 1 Monkey Wrench
IT, in: / Stilson Wrench IL in; Streil
,no Wrench: Hack Saw and Blades;
IT, Blacksmith Tongs, Fullers. Pinche
I I,nS Chisels and other odds and ends
az numerous to mention; 1 Porta
-, Forge: 8 Band Iron ~ " 16
,ho long; 2 Iron Rods " in. II IT. long
ast . Piece Steel u x s in. s IT. long
'an on Piece Steel IL in. 7 IT. long
, N, Rod Steel y in. IA II. long; l 81
,ad Bar x3 s II. long; Steel Bar
, n 3h 4 It. long; Steel Bar 2h s
q 20 long; / Steel Bar 2h 10 IT. long
orr Steel Bar 2iI 10 It. long; 1 Steel
Ji.. IL 6 II. long; l Steel Bar " 4
q long;1 Piece Bar x az 20 IT. lol
Tor Steel Bar 1ik IA It. long:
Nv. Track Bolts; IA Pieces Iron u in.
Ton II. long, Checker Hooks, Cold Sh
q and Yokes too numerous to menti
A ~ 4