Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-11-05

| driven into the ground, said spike
| bearing north six degrees fifteen min
| utes west C degrees Is minutes) a dis
| lance of forty-six (46) feet from a
beech tree eight go inches in diameter,
| also bearing south seventy-eight de-
| srees twenty-five minutes east (7S de-
| grees 25 mnutes) a distance of thirty
| nine and five-tenths $3.50 feet from
yellow birch tree (2S) inches in d-
| ameter; thence south forty-two degrees
| thirty minutes west G2 degrees 80
minutesl distance of twelve hundred
| twenty-one G22D feet to point No.
| 8, marked by an iron spike driven into
| the ground, said spike north five de-
grees forty minutes west (5 degrees
| 40 minutes) a distance of fifty and
| four tenths GOD feet from spruce
| tree ten GO) inches in diameter also
twenty five minutes east (65 degrees
25 minutes) distance of thirty four
| ana siN-tenths (S4;6)) feet from
| spruce tree ten Q0) inches in diameter;
! thence south thirty nine degrees west
| t39 degrees minutes) a distance of
| two hundred twenty-one (22D feet to
| driven into the ground said spike
| bearing north twenty-three degrees
| thirty minutes west (23 degrees 80
minutes) distance of thirty eight
| twelve G2) inches in diameter, also
| bearing north seventy degrees thirty
| five minutes east (70 degrees IS min
| utes) distance of seventy one and
! tenths G15) feet from a spruce
tree ten 1o) inches in diameter;
thence south twenty four degrees fif-
utes) distance of two hundred TWEEN
| ty- five (225) feet to point No. s.
| marked by an iron spike driven into
| the ground, said spike bearing south
| east $50 degrees 20 minutes) distance
! of nifty seven go feet from spruce
. tree twelve Q2) inches in diameter;
| thence south twenty-seven degrees
| twenty minutes west on degrees 20
| minutes) distance of one hundred
| slXty-slN feet to point No 8, marked by
| an iron spike driven into the ground,
said spike bearing north thirty-one de-
! grees fifteen minutes west (31 degrees
| 10 minuteS) a distance of sixty four
| (6D feet from a yellow birch tree ten
| tlO) inches in diameter, also bearing
| south eleven degrees fifteen minutes
| east Oil degrees 3 mnutes) a distance
| of thirty-four and five-tenths (34.5)
| feet from another birch tree; thence
| south thirty seven degrees west (37
! degrees minutes) distance of two
| hundred fifty-three (253) feet to point
/ No. 10, marked by an iron spike driven
| into the ground; said spike bearing
! north thirtY-four degrees thirty min
utes west GA degrees 80 minutes) a
distance of thirty-siN and five tenths
inches in diameter; thence south TWEEN
ty-seVen degrees ifty-five minutes
west CT degrees 50 minutes) a dis
! lance of two hundred thirteen OLD
feet to point No. II, marked by an
| iron spike driven into the ground, said
spike bearing north fifty-one degrees
thirty minutes west t51 degrees so
| minuteS) distance of thirty-seVen and
Ve-tenths (37.5) feet from a yellow
birch tree twelve G2) inches in di-
ameter also bearing north eighty
| eight degrees thirty minutes east
(SS degrees 80 minutes) a distance of
fifty 600 feet from a yellow birch tree
nine go inches in diameter; thence
| south ten degrees fifteen minutes west
| : ct of
| two hundred siXty-three (263) feet to
point No. u, marked by an iron spike
driven into the ground, said spike
| bearing north forty-fiVe degrees forty
five minutes west as degrees As min
utes) a distance of thirty-five $50 feet
from hemlock tree thirteen G3)
| inches in diameter; thence south thir-
ty-two degrees fifty-five minutes west
(32 degrees So minutes) a distance of
| two hundred seventeen (217) feet to
point No. 13, marked by an iron spike
| driven into the ground. said spil< e
| bearing south ffty-three degrees thir-
| ty-tive minutes east (53 degrees 80
minutes) a distance of fifty 600 feet
from a yellow birch tree eighteen GS
| inches in diameter; thence south fifty
four degrees west (54 degrees 0 min
utes) Il distance of one hundred seven
| ty-four 90 feet to point No. IA,
marked by an iron spike driven into
the ground, said spike bearing north
into the ground, said spike bearing
north five degrees forty-five minutes
east (5 degrees 45 minutes) a distance
of forty-two (42) feet from a spruce
tree ten G0) inches in diameter, also
bearing south thirty-seven degrees
thirty-fve minutes east (37 degrees
IS minutes) a distance of fortyfour
feet from a yellow birch tree twenty
| two (22) inches in diameter; thence
| south SiXty-SeVen degrees fifty min
utes west COZ degrees so minutes) a
| distance of five hundred eighty-four
(5S4 feet to point No. 10, marked by
an iron spike driven into the ground.
ct,tlr A hAn -itlts 1npfh n rnalC
five minutes west Go degrees min
utes) a distance of thirty nine and five
| tenths (39.5) feet from a hemlock tree
| fourteen G4) inches in diameter, also
| bearing south thirty degrees five min
| utes east $50 degrees minutes) a dis
| lance of forty-five feet from white
birch tree nine go inches in diameter,
| thence south fifty nine degrees forty
five minutes west $50 degrees As min
| utes) a distance of two hundred TWEEN
| ty-three (223) feet to point No. 16,
| marked by an iron spike driven into
| the ground, said spike bearing north
fifteen degrees thirty-tive minutes west
| It's degrees So minutes) from gray
| birch tree fifteen G5) inches in di-
| ameter also bearing south seventy
| three degrees thirty minutes east t13
| degrees 80 minutes) distance of
thirty-nine and five-tenths (39.5) feet
| from gray birch tree twelve inches
| in diameter; thence south thirty mine
degrees fifteen minutes west $50 de-
| grees Is minutes) distance of two
|
| No. II. marked by an iron spike bear
ing north eighty eight degrees twenty
five minutes east (SS degrees 25 min
| utes) a distance of forty-two and
| eight-tenths (42.S) feet from a yellow
birch tree fifteen 15) inches in di-
ameter; thence south twenty three
degrees west (23 degrees 0 minutes) a
| distance of two hundred ninety one
| esd feet to point No. IS, marked by
| an iron spike driven into the ground
| said spike bearing north twenty ght
| degrees fifteen minutes west (2S de-
| grees Is minutes) a distance of fifty
| nine $50 feet from birch tree twelve
| (12) inches in diameter. also bearing
| north seventy three degrees east (73
| degrees minutes) a distance of
thirty-five $3.50 feet from a hemlock
| tree fifteen G5) inches in diameter;
| thence south ten degrees forty min
| utes west Go degrees 40 minutes)
distance of five hundred sixty (560)
feet to point No. 10, marked by an iron
| spike driven into the ground, said
spike bearing north forty-one degrees
| fifteen minutes west al degrees Is
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