Ellsworth American., 1924-11-12


ameter; thence north forty-two de-
grees twenty-five minutes west t42 de-
Srees 70 minutes) distance of four |
hundred forty-one 44) feet to point !
No. 81, marked by an iron spike driven I
into the ground said spike bearing I
Southerly q distance of hftN and three
tenths (50,$) feet from yellow birch |
tree SIX 60 inches in diameter; thence
north torty-three degrees fifty min +
utR west C43 degrees 80 mnutes) (
distance OF two hundred forty nine /
(249) feel to point No. rs, marked by /
iron spike driven into the ground, |
said spike bearing north sixty seven Z
degrees twenty-five minutes east CO.. /
degrees 20 minutes) distance of I
forty-eight feet from a yellow birch +.
tree ten C10) inches in diameter, also |
bearing south two degrees forty min
utes west q degrees 40 minutes) |
distance OF thirtY-nine and tiVe-tenths |
800 feet from a spruce tree four |
teen G) inches in diameter; thence |
north thirty four degrees west (34 de |
hundred eighty-eight (2SS) feet to the
division line between land now or
formerly of Whitcomb, Haynes &
Whitney and that now or formerly of
Urban Dickey; thence by the same
bearing north thirty -four degrees no
minutes west (3i degrees mlnutes)
distance of fifty (50) feet to point No
49, marked by an iron spike driven into
the ground said spike bearing south
thirty-five degrees west (35 degrees
0 minutes) a distance of forty and six
tenths t4O6) feet from a yellow birch
tree twelve 12l inches in diameter;
thence north eighteen degrees twenty
I'VE uliuutes west us degrees 25 min
utes) a distance of one hundred seven
teen G17) feet to the division line be-
tween land now or formerly of Urban
DfCkey and land now or formerly
Taner; thence by the same bearing
north eighteen degrees twenty-five
distance of dfty-six $50 feet to
point No. 30 marked ~ an iron spike
driven into the ground said spike bear
ing south seventy degrees fifty min
utes east GO degrees so minutes) a
distance of fifty-oue (5l) feet from a
yellow birch tree fourteen CD inches,
also bearing south forty-one degrees
west ti1 degrees . minutesj a distance
of ffty-eieht t5S) feet from a yellow
birch tree sixteen G6) inches in di-
ameter; thence NORTH three degrees
fifteen minutes west 6 degrees 10 min
utes) a distance of two hundred nine
teen (219) feet to point No 81, marked
by an iron spike driven into the ground
said spike bearing south sixty degrees
forty minutes west GO degrees 40
minutes) a distance of thirty-one and
fve-tenths (31.5) feet from a yellow
| diameter. also bearing south forty
| three degrees five minutes east (i3 de
| grees 5 minutes) a distance of sixty
four (64) feet from a yellow birch tree
| eight (S) inches in diameter; thence
north twenNy four degrees forty min
| utes west GA degrees 40 minuteS)
| distance of four hundred forty one
| CAD feet to point No. 80 marked by an
| iron spike driven into the ground. said
| spike bearing south ffty-one degrees
| thirty-five minutes east (51 degrees 80
| minutes) a distance of fifty-nine and
| eight-tenths (59S) feet from a spruce
| tree five inches in diameter also bear
| ing south forty degrees fifteen
minutes west (47 degrees Is minutes)
a distance of forty-one and three
! tcuths (41.3) feet from a yellow birch
tree eleven GD inches in diameter;
thence north eleven degrees ten min
distance of three hundred 5000 feet
/ to point No. 33 marked by an iron
spike driven into the ground, said spike
bearing south seventy nine degrees
fifteen minutes east (79 degrees Is
minutes) a distance of forty-two (42)
feet from a yellow birch tree fourteen
GD inches in diameter, also bearing
| south fourteen degrees thirty minutes
| west GA degrees 80 minutes) a dis
tance of fifty and six-tenths (50.6) feet
another yellow birch tree twenty
| north sixteen degrees forty-five min
utes west (16 degrees 45 minutes)
distance of two hundred eighty,tWo
an iron spike driven into the ground
| on the division line between land now
| or formerly of Taner and land now or
| formerly of Webber, said spike bear
ing south ffty-seven degrees fifty min
utes east Coz degrees 50 mlnutesl
distance of seVenty-one CD ieet from
| Il beech tree twelve (lz) incneS III VI
| ameter, also bearing south hfteen de-
grees west U5 degrees minutes)
distance of forty-two and fve, tenths
! (42.5) feet from an ASH Tree thirteen
| (13) inches in diameter; thence north
twenty-six degrees twenty-five min
utes west (26 degrees 20 mnutes)
| distance of one hundred elghty seven
| G87) feet to point No 30 marked by an
iron spike driven into the ground sald
| spike bearing south seventy-tWo De
| grees thirty-fve minutes east (72 de-
grees 50 minutes) distance OF slNty
nine and two-tenths (69.2) rect from
| beech tree nine CD inches in diameter,
also bearing south five degrees west
95 degrees minutes} 2 distance hsach trea ol
| twelve 12) inches in diameter; thence
north fifty degrees thirty mln4tes ai
west 60 degrees 80 mlnutes) ens1 Gis
| tance of six hundred n1nety-lour Nos1l
feet to point No. 80 marked by an IRON
spike driven into the ground dras said sp1Ke nfe
| bearing north forty-slX degrees NJ
| teen minutes east GAG degrees 10
minutes) distance OF thlrty-hVe an9 il