The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-09-09
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CHELAN COUNTY
GAME PRESERVES

Eight Mile Game Preserve


This area is approximately 26,75O
acres.-Beginning the the junction of
lcicle creek and Snow creek, thence
southeasterly to the point of the ridge
east of Snow creek; thence following
the summit of the ridge east of Snow
creek in southwesterly direction to
its junction with the main ridge ex-
tending east from Mt. Stuart; thence
along the summit of the latter to the
summit of Mt. Stuart; thence north
westerly along the summit of the
ridge between Jack creek and Eight
Mile creek to the junction of this
ridge with the ridge lying north of
that branch of Eight Mile creek
which runs through Eight Mile lake;
thence easterly along the summit Of
the latter ridge to the forks of Eight
Mile creek; thence down Eight Mic
creek to its junction with Icicle creek;
thence down Icicle creek to the place
Of beginning.
Mason Creek Game Preserve.
The area is approximately 21,4OO
acres.-Beginning at the junction of
Mason creek and Coulter creek, thence
up Coulter creek to the low gap in
the ridge north of Chiwaukum creek;
thence westerly along the summit of
said ridge at it's junction with the
Chiwaukum mountains at Graphite
peak; thence northwesterly to the
junction Of Whitepine and Wild Horse
creeks; thence southwesterly up
Whitepine creek to it's junction with
Brule creek; thence northwesterly %
the summit of Jim Hill mountain and
continuing in the same general course
across Mill creek to the summit of the
ridge between Stevens creek and Mill
creek; thence northeasterly along the
summit of the last named ridge to
Mason creek at its junction with Mill
creek; thence down Mason creek to
the place of beginning.
Emerald Park Game Preserve.
The area is approximately $4,000
acres.-Beginnng at the mouth of
Railroad creek, thence following the
southwest shore of Lake Chelan tn
Deep Harbor creek; thence up Deep
Harbor creek to the summit of the
Chelan range; thence northwesterly
along the summit of said range to the
head of the north fork of the Entiat
river; thence southerly and south
easterly at distance of approx
mately one-fourth mile west of the
north fork of the Entat river to a
point near the east end of Duncan hill
which point is one-half mile north of
the Forest Service bridge over the
north fork of the Entiat river; thence
northwesterly and northerly keeping
at distance of approximately one
half mile east of the Entat river to
the summit of the Chelan range;
thence westerly along said summit to
the point where the ridge between
Copper creek and Wilson creek diver
ges from said range; thence northerly
along the summit of the last named
ridge to the south bank of Railroad
creek; thence easterly along the south
bank of Railroad creek to the place of
beginning.
Provided that driveways necessary
foi the movement of livestock to and
from their summer ranges be main
tained through these preserves.
These areas will be closed to the
grazing of all stock except the saddle
and pack animals of tourists, miners
and other users of the Forest, or those
engaged in the transportation of sup
plies or equipment for them.
A. H. SYLVESTER,
Forest Supervisor.