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 FIRST MORTGAGE AND DEED OF TRUST 
 
 American Lime and Stone Company 
 
 TO 
 
 Bankers Trust Company, 
 
 TRUSTEE 
 
 Securing an Issue of 
 
 $2,000,000 
 
 First Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold Bonds 
 
This indenture, dated as of the first day of April, Anno 
 Domini one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two, but 
 actually executed on the date recited at the end hereof, 
 between American Lime and Stone Company, a corporation 
 organized and existing under the laws of the State of Penn- 
 sylvania, (hereinafter called Company) of the first part; 
 and Bankers Trust Company, a corporation organized and 
 existing under the laws of the State of New York, and 
 having its principal office in the Borough of Manhattan, 
 City of New York and State of New York, (hereinafter call- 
 ed Trustee) of the second part. 
 
 Whereas, Company is a corporation organized and 
 doing business under the General Corporation Act of 1874 
 of the State of Pennsylvania and its various supplements 
 and authorized to engage in the business of quarrying and 
 mining stone, manufacturing the same into marketable 
 products and marketing the same, having its principal office 
 in the Borough of Tyrone, in the County of Blair and State 
 of Pennsylvania, and as such has power to borrow money 
 for the purposes of its business and to issue bonds or other 
 obligations evidencing such loans, and to secure the same 
 by a mortgage on its real and personal property ; and 
 
 Whereas, it is necessary for the purposes of the business 
 of Company to borrow money and to issue therefor its bonds 
 secured by mortgage on its said property ; and 
 
 Whereas, at a special meeting of the Board of Directors 
 of Company duly called and held on the 1st day of June 
 A. D. 1922, at which a majority of the entire Board was 
 present, it was unanimously resolved that the mortgage 
 indebtedness of the Company be increased from Five Hun- 
 dred Thousand Dollars ($500,000) to Two Million Dollars 
 ($2,000,000) and that a special meeting of the stockholders 
 be called to convene at the general office of the Company 
 on the 1st day of June 1922 at two o’clock P. M. to take action 
 for approval or disapproval on said proposed increase of its 
 mortgage debt; and 
 
 Whereas, at said meeting of stockholders so called and 
 held all notice by publication required to be given by the Con- 
 stitution and laws of the said State of Pennsylvania for an 
 election upon the proposed increase of said mortgage in- 
 debtedness having been duly waived by the unanimous con- 
 sent of the stockholders, the stockholders by ballot duly 
 taken approved by a majority vote of its capital stock out- 
 standing the said increase of indebtedness and the issuance 
 of bonds therefor, secured by a mortgage on its real and 
 
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personal property, in form to be approved by the Board of 
 Directors of Company; and 
 
 Whereas, subsequently, at a meeting of the Board of 
 Directors of Company duly called and held on the 1st day 
 of June A. D. 1922, it was resolved by a majority of the 
 entire board that said mortgage should be in the form of 
 this Indenture and that said bonds, together with the cer- 
 tificate of authentication by the Trustee thereon and the 
 coupons attached thereto, should be in substantially the 
 following forms respectively: 
 
 (Form of Bond) 
 
 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 
 
 No. 
 
 AMERICAN LIME AND STONE COMPANY 
 Series 
 
 FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND GOLD BOND 
 
 American Lime and Stone Company (hereinafter called 
 Company), a Pennsylvania corporation, is indebted and 
 promises to pay to the bearer hereof, or to the registered 
 owner hereof in case of registration, on the surrender hereof, 
 on the first day of April, 1942, unless this bond shall have 
 been previously redeemed in accordance with the provisions 
 hereof, at the principal office in the Borough of Manhattan, 
 City of New York, State of New York, of Bankers Trust 
 Company, Trustee of the Indenture by which this bond is 
 secured, dollars ($ ) in gold coin of the 
 
 United States of America of or equal to the standard of 
 weight and fineness as it existed on April 1, 1922, and to 
 pay interest thereon from 19, until such principal 
 
 sum shall be paid, in like gold coin, at the rate of 
 per cent, per annum, payable at said office, semi-annually, 
 on the first day of April and October in each year. Until 
 maturity of this bond such interest shall be paid only upon 
 presentation and surrender, as they severally mature, of 
 the coupons therefor hereto annexed. 
 
 The Company undertakes, as provided in said Indenture 
 of Mortgage, to pay any normal Federal Income Tax or 
 taxes not exceeding two (2) per centum per annum which 
 may be levied upon the interest payable on this bond under 
 
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any present or future law of the United States of America, 
 and also to reimburse to the holder, or if registered, to the 
 registered owner hereof, any and all taxes (other than suc- 
 cession or inheritance taxes) which may be imposed upon 
 this bond or upon such holder or registered owner by rea- 
 son of his ownership hereof, under any present or future 
 law of the State of Pennsylvania, or of any county, munici- 
 pality, or taxing authority in said State, but not in ex- 
 cess of four mills per annum on each dollar of the face 
 amount of this bond. Both principal and interest of this 
 bond are payable without deduction for said taxes. 
 
 This bond is one of a duly authorized issue of coupon 
 bonds of the Company known as its First Mortgage 
 Sinking Fund Gold Bonds, limited to the aggregate 
 principal amount of Two Million Dollars ($2,000,000) issued 
 and to be issued under and in pursuance of, and all equally 
 secured by, an Indenture of Mortgage and Deed of Trust 
 dated as of April 1, 1922, between American Lime and 
 Stone Company, of the first part, and Bankers Trust Com- 
 pany, of the City of New York, as Trustee, of the second 
 part, to which Indenture reference is hereby made for a 
 statement of the property mortgaged, of the nature and 
 extent of the security and of the terms and conditions upon 
 which this bond is issued, to all the terms and provisions of 
 which Indenture the holder or registered owner hereof con- 
 sents by the acceptance hereof. 
 
 All of said bonds are of like tenor, date and effect ex- 
 cept as the principal amount thereof and the rate of inter- 
 est payable thereon not exceeding seven per centum per 
 annum may vary as may be determined by the Board of 
 Directors of the Company prior to their issue. 
 
 The Board of Directors of the Company has determined 
 that this Bond shall be of Series and shall bear inter- 
 est at the rate of per centum ( %) per 
 
 annum. 
 
 This bond is subject to redemption or purchase for the 
 sinking fund on any interest date upon notice as prescribed 
 in said Indenture of Mortgage on or before April 1, 1927, at 
 a premium equal to seven and one-half (7%) per centum of 
 the principal amount thereof, plus accrued interest; and 
 thereafter at a premium of one-half (i/ 2 ) of (1) per cent. 
 
less than said premium of seven and one-half (7%) per cent, 
 for each succeeding twelve months after April 1, 1927, plus 
 accrued interest to date of redemption. 
 
 In the event of certain defaults specified in said In- 
 denture, the principal of the bonds issued thereunder may 
 become or be declared due and payable in the manner and 
 with the effect provided in said Indenture. 
 
 This bond, shall pass by delivery, unless it shall be 
 registered in the name of the owner at the principal office 
 in the Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, of the 
 Trustee under said Indenture, such registration being noted 
 hereon by or on behalf of such Trustee, acting as Registrar. 
 After such registration, no transfer shall be valid unless 
 made at said office by the registered owner hereof in person 
 or by his 4 uly authorized attorney and similarly noted here- 
 on, but the same may be discharged from registration by 
 being in like manner transferred to bearer, and thereupon 
 transferability by delivery shall be restored; but this bond 
 may again from time to time be registered or transferred 
 to bearer as before. No such registration shall affect the 
 negotiability of the coupons, which shall continue to be 
 transferable by delivery merely. 
 
 As provided in said Indenture no recourse shall be had 
 for the payment of the principal of or interest on this bond, 
 or for any claim based hereon, or otherwise in respect hereof 
 or of said Indenture, against any incorporator, stockholder, 
 officer or director of the Company or of any successor cor- 
 poration, whether by virtue of any law or by the enforce- 
 ment of any assessment or otherwise. 
 
 This bond shall not be valid or become obligatory for 
 any purpose until it shall have been authenticated by the 
 certificate hereon endorsed of the Trustee under said 
 Indenture. 
 
 In witness whereof American Lime and Stone Company 
 has caused these presents to be signed in its name by its 
 President or Vice-President, and its corporate seal to be 
 hereunto affixed and to be attested by its Secretary or 
 Assistant Secretary, and coupons for interest, each bearing 
 
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the fac-simile signature of its Treasurer, to be hereto at- 
 tached; all as of the day of A. D. 19 
 
 AMERICAN LIME AND STONE COMPANY, 
 
 By 
 
 President 
 
 Attest 
 
 Secretary 
 
 (Form of Interest Coupon) 
 
 No. 
 
 On the first day of 19 , unless the 
 
 bond hereinafter mentioned shall have been called for prev- 
 ious redemption, American Lime and Stone Company will 
 pay to the bearer at the principal office of the Bankers Trust 
 Company, in the Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, 
 
 dollars ($ ) United 
 
 States Gold Coin, without deduction for normal Federal 
 Income Tax not exceeding two per cent, or Pennsylvania 
 State Tax not exceeding four mills, being six months' inter- 
 est then due on its First Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold Bond, 
 No. , Series 
 
 Treasurer 
 
 (Form of Trustee's Certificate) 
 
 This bond is one of the bonds described in the within 
 mentioned Indenture of Mortgage and Deed of Trust. 
 
 BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, Trustee, 
 
 By 
 
 Assistant Secretary 
 
 (Form of Registry) 
 
 (No writing on this bond except by the Registrar.) 
 
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Date 
 
 In Whose Name 
 
 Registered 
 
 Registrar 
 
 
 
 
 and 
 
 Whereas, all acts and things prescribed by law, and by 
 the Charter and By-Laws of Company, have been done and 
 complied with, and Company has executed this Indenture 
 in the exercise of the legal rights and powers in it vested, 
 and all things necessary to make said bonds, when authen- 
 ticated by the Trustee and issued under this Indenture, the 
 valid and binding obligations of Company, and to make this 
 Indenture a valid and binding First Mortgage and Deed of 
 Trust for the security of said bonds in accordance with its 
 terms, have been done and performed. 
 
 Now, therefore, this Indenture witnesseth that, in order 
 to secure the payment of the principal and interest of all 
 said bonds at any time issued and outstanding under this 
 Indenture, according to the tenor, purport and effect there- 
 of, and to secure the performance and observance of all 
 the covenants and conditions therein and herein contained, 
 and to declare the terms and conditions upon which the 
 said bonds are and are to be authenticated and 
 delivered, and for and in consideration of the premises and 
 of the acceptance or purchase of the said bonds 
 by the holders thereof, and of the sum of Ten Dollars ($10) 
 lawful money of the United States of America, to Com- 
 pany paid by Trustee, at and before the ensealing and de- 
 livery of this Indenture, the receipt whereof is hereby ac- 
 knowledged, Company hath granted, bargained, sold, aliened, 
 enfeoffed, remised, released, conveyed, assigned, transferred, 
 set over and confirmed and mortgaged, and by these pres- 
 ents doth grant, bargain, sell, alien, enfeoff, remise, release, 
 convey, assign, transfer, set over and confirm and mort- 
 
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gage unto Trustee, its successors in the trust, and its and 
 their assigns, all and singular the following described prop- 
 erties of the Company, that is to say: 
 
 All those certain lots, pieces and tracts of land situ- 
 ate in the Counties of Centre, Huntingdon and Blair, and 
 State of Pennsylvania, described as follows: 
 
 A. Of the lands situate in Centre County. 
 
 1. All that certain lot or tract of land situate in Spring 
 
 Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and de- 
 scribed as follows: On the north by lands of A. S. and 
 
 F. M. Valentine, on the west (east) by lands formerly of 
 Robert Valentine, now the American Lime and Stone Com- 
 pany, on the south by lands formerly of B. F. Shaffer, now 
 the American Lime and Stone Company, and on the west by 
 the proposed extension of Penn Street, being 53 feet in 
 front on the said Penn Street, and extending eastwardly 
 200 feet to the lands formerly of Robert Valentine, and 
 being the same land that Regina Michaels, nee Rhoads, 
 widow of William Michaels et al. by their deed of convey- 
 ance bearing date February 22, 1909, did convey unto the 
 American Lime and Stone Company, and said deed of con- 
 veyance is recorded in Centre County in Deed Book 101 
 page 466. 
 
 2. Also all that certain lot or tract of land situate in 
 Spring Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded 
 and described as follows: On the north by lot of Amelia P. 
 Rhoads, on the east by land of Robert Valentine, on the 
 south by lot late of S. M. Buck now Samuel Roberts, and 
 on the west by a proposed extension of Penn Street, said 
 lot being 25 feet in width and extending back in depth 
 from Penn Street to land late of Robert Valentine 200 feet, 
 and being the same land that S. A. Keefer by his deed of 
 conveyance bearing date August 14, 1907, did convey unto 
 the American Lime and Stone Company, and said deed of 
 conveyance is recorded in Centre County in Deed Book 100 
 page 296. 
 
 3. Also all that certain lot or tract of land situate in 
 Spring Township Centre County, Pennsylvania, immedi- 
 ately adjoining Belief onte Borough on the northwest cor- 
 ner of the intersection of an extension of Spring Street 
 of said Borough and laid out Street known as Fifth Ave- 
 nue, thence north 11 degrees 30 minutes west 165 feet to 
 
a post corner of lot of Ella H. Kephart, thence north 88 
 degrees 30 minutes west 110 feet to a 16 foot alley, thence 
 south 11 degrees 30 minutes east 189 feet or thereabouts 
 to fifth Avenue, thence north 67 degrees 45 minutes east 
 112 feet or thereabouts to a post the place of beginning, 
 having thereon erected eight brick tenement houses, and 
 being the same land which A. G. Morris and Mary E. his 
 wife by their deed of conveyance bearing date July 1, 
 1902, did convey unto the American Lime and Stone Com- 
 pany, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre 
 County in Deed Book 85 page 522. 
 
 4. Also all that certain lot or tract of land situate in 
 Spring Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, on the 
 west side of an extension of a street known as Spring Street 
 in Belief onte Borough: Beginning at a point on said street 
 163 feet north of the west corner of the intersection of 
 said Spring Street and fifth Avenue, thence along the 
 line of said street north 11 degrees 30 minutes west 85 
 feet to a 30 foot street hereafter to be laid out, thence 
 along said street south 88 degrees 30 minutes west 110 
 feet to a 16 foot alley, thence south 11 degrees 30 minutes 
 east 85 feet to a post, thence north 88 degrees 30 minutes 
 east 110 feet to Spring Street the point of beginning and 
 being the same land which A. G. Morris and Mary E., his 
 wife, by their deed of conveyance bearing date July 1, 
 1902, did convey unto the American Lime and Stone Com- 
 pany, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre 
 County in Deed Book 85 page 522. 
 
 5. Also all that certain lot or tract of land situate in 
 Spring Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded 
 and described as follows : Beginning at a point on the north 
 side of Fifth Avenue at the northwest corner of a 16 foot 
 alley, thence along the western line of said alley 125 feet 
 to an alley thence westwardly along said alley 40 feet, 
 thence southward parallel with the first mentioned alley 
 to Fifth Avenue, thence eastward along said avenue 40 
 feet to the place of beginning, the same being a lot 40 feet 
 front on Fifth Avenue and extending back therefrom 125 
 feet to an alley, and being the same land which A. G. Morris 
 and Mary E., his wife, by their deed of conveyance bear- 
 ing date July 1, 1902, did convey unto the American Lime 
 and Stone Company, and said deed of conveyance is re- 
 corded in Centre County in Deed Book 85, page 522. 
 
6. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Spring 
 Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and de- 
 scribed as follows : Beginning at a post on southeast corner 
 of lot of Robert Valentine (being No. 28), thence along said 
 lot north 11 degrees 89 minutes west 416 feet to a post, 
 thence by land of Philip Collins north 67 degrees 45 minutes 
 east 445 feet to a post, thence by land of A. G. Morris south 
 19 degrees 419 feet to a post, thence by land of A. G. Mor- 
 ris south 67 degrees 45 minutes west 484 feet to the place 
 of beginning, being designated and known as lots Nos. 29 
 and 80 in the general plan of Shugert and Harris , Second 
 Addition to the Borough of Bellefonte, containing 4 acres 
 and 84 perches, and being the same land which A. G. Morris 
 and Mary Ellen, his wife, by their deed of conveyance bear- 
 ing date July 1, 1902, did convey unto the American Lime 
 and Stone Company, and said deed of conveyance is re- 
 corded in Centre County in Deed Book 85, page 522. 
 
 7. Also that certain lot or tract of land situate in 
 Spring Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded 
 and described as follows : Beginning at a post the southeast 
 comer of lot No. 21 owned by said A. G. Morris, thence 
 along said lot north 11 degrees 80 minutes west 416 feet 
 to the land of Thomas Collins, thence by said lands of 
 Thomas Collins north 67 degrees 49 minutes east 246 
 feet to the proposed extension of Spring Street, thence 
 along said proposed extension of Spring Street south 11 de- 
 grees 80 minutes 416 feet to land of Gephart and Spangler, 
 thence along land of Gephart and Spangler south 67 degrees 
 45 minutes west 246 feet to the place of beginning, contain- 
 ing 2 acres and 100 perches, and being (known and desig- 
 nated as lot No. 22 in the general plan of the Second Addi- 
 tion of Shugert and Harris to the Borough of Bellefonte, 
 and being the same land which A. G. Morris and Mary E., 
 his wife, by their deed of conveyance bearing date July 1, 
 1902, did convey unto the American Lime and Stone Com- 
 pany, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre 
 County in Deed Book 85, page 522. 
 
 8. Also all those certain two lots or tracts of land be- 
 ing No’s. 17 and 20 respectively in the plan of Harris and 
 Shugert’s addition to Bellefonte, situate on Fifth Avenue 
 in the Township of Spring, County of Centre and State 
 of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows: Be- 
 ginning at a post comer of Robert Valentine’s lot being the 
 southeast corner of said lot, thence by the same north 11 
 degrees 30 minutes west 384 feet to lot of E. M. Blanchard, 
 
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thence by same north 67 degrees 45 minutes east 484 feet, 
 more or less, to line of lot of Mrs. Ruth Armor, thence by 
 said line south 19 degrees east 384 feet, more or less, to 
 Fifth Avenue, thence along said Avenue south 67 degrees 
 45 minutes west 531 feet, more or less, to the place of be- 
 ginning, containing together 4 acres and 76 perches, more 
 or less, and being the same land which A. G. Morris and 
 Mary E., his wife, by their deed of conveyance bearing 
 date July 1, 1902, did convey unto the American Lime and 
 Stone Company, and said deed of conveyance is recorded 
 in Centre County in Deed Book 85, page 522. 
 
 9. Also all that certain lot or tract of land situate in 
 Spring Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded 
 and described as follows: Beginning at a post on line of 
 land late of Shortlidge and Company (now A. G. Morris), 
 thence by same north 11 degrees 45 minutes west 384 feet 
 to lot No. 21 in the Second Addition to the Borough of Belle- 
 fonte made by Shugert and Harris, thence along said lot 
 north 67 degrees 45 minutes east 246 feet to lot of William 
 B. Hughes, thence along said lot south 11 degrees 30 min- 
 utes east 384 feet to Fifth Avenue, thence along said 
 Avenue 67 degrees 45 minutes west 242 feet to the place 
 of beginning, containing 2 acres and 30 perches, and known 
 as lot No. 1 in the general plan of Shugert and Harris’ Sec- 
 ond Addition to the Borough of Bellefonte, and being the 
 same land which A. G. Morris and Mary E., his wife, by 
 their deed of conveyance bearing date July 1, 1902, did con- 
 vey unto the American Lime and Stone Company, and said 
 deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre County in Deed 
 Book 85, page 522. 
 
 10. Also all that certain tract of land and right of way 
 situate in Benner Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, 
 bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a post on 
 the property line now or late of H. E. Zimmerman, thence 
 along said property line north 61 degrees east 128 perches 
 to a post (formerly a white oak and comer of the William 
 Connely tract), thence along the property line of Mollie 
 L. Valentine the following six courses and distances as 
 changed by mutual agreement in accordance with a survey 
 made on January 26, 1917, north 27_ degrees 58 minutes west 
 3 perches, north 45 degrees 12 minutes east 18 perches to 
 a small sapling, north 3 degrees 47 minutes east 25.2 
 perches to a post, north 64 degrees 7 minutes east 14 
 perches to a point in road, thence along said road north 22 
 
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degrees 58 minutes west 8 perches, and north 64 degrees 
 32 minutes east 14.1 perches to a stone in fence line and on 
 line of William Connelly and Henry Miller tracts 2.5 feet 
 north of walnut, thence along property line now or late of 
 C. Dale north 33 degrees 15 minutes west 14.1 perches to 
 a stone, thence along division line formerly of W. Woodring, 
 and now late of L. C. Rearick the following courses and dis- 
 tances, south 57 degrees 30 minutes west 30 perches to a 
 pin, south 40 degrees 45 minutes west 87 perches, south 31 
 degrees 45 minutes east 17.1 perches to a black oak, and 
 south 61 degrees west 72.6 perches to a post, and thence 
 south 44 degrees 30 minutes east 2 perches to the post and 
 place of beginning, containing 19 acres 142 perches. 
 
 Also a certain right of way reserved in a deed in which 
 a portion of the tract of land of which the premises herein 
 described was formerly a part. The right of way to run 
 from the lime stone hill, the same that was therein con- 
 veyed, in a northerly direction across lands formerly con- 
 veyed by the said D. W. Woodring and D. F. Fortney, ex- 
 ecutors of Margaret C. Woodring, deceased, to L. C. Rearick, 
 to the public road, and is not to exceed 33 feet in width, 
 and may be used for a railroad or otherwise, when the same 
 is taken possession of, all due care is to be taken and suffi- 
 cient fence is to be erected to protect the owner of the land 
 over which the same passes, and make compensation for any 
 crops destroyed. Said reservation being fully set out in 
 Deed from said D. W. Woodring and D. F. Fortney, Execu- 
 tors of Margaret C. Woodring, deceased, to L. C. Rearick 
 bearing date February 1, 1899, and recorded in Centre 
 County in Deed Book 79, pages 488 and 489. 
 
 The said described tract of land and right of way being 
 the same which D. W. Woodring and D. F. Fortney, Exe- 
 cutors of Margaret C. Woodring, deceased, did convey unto 
 the American Lime and Stone Company, and said deed of 
 conveyance is recorded in Centre County in Deed Book 85, 
 page 364, and by deed of conveyance of D. W. Woodring 
 and Mary G., his wife, bearing date March 22, 1917, and 
 recorded in Centre County in Deed Book 118, page 647, and 
 by agreement between Mollie L. Valentine and the American 
 Lime and Stone Company bearing date June 16, 1917, and 
 recorded in Miscellaneous Book T, page 311. 
 
 11. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Ben- 
 ner Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and 
 described as follows: Beginning at a corner of land of C. 
 Dale, Jr., thence by land of same south 29 degrees east 40 
 
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rods to a stone, thence by same south 61 degrees west 40 
 rods to a stone, thence by land of Catherine Speer south 28 
 degrees 12 rods to a stone, thence by lands of E. K. Keller 
 north 53% degrees east 95.3 rods to a stone, thence by 
 land of heirs of James Steel north 30 degrees west 40 rods 
 to a stone, thence by lands of Joseph Tressler south 61 de- 
 grees 53.8 rods to the place of beginning, containing 16 
 acres and 154 perches, and being the same land which A. 
 G. Morris and Mary E., his wife, by their deed of convey- 
 ance bearing date July 1, 1902, did convey unto the Ameri- 
 can Lime and Stone Company, and said deed of conveyance 
 is recorded in Centre County in Deed Book 85, page 522. 
 
 12. Also all that certain lot or tract of land situate in 
 
 Spring Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded 
 and described as follows: On the north by land of Alice 
 
 Showers, on the east by an alley, on the south by Fifth Av- 
 enue, and on the west by extension of Spring Street, con- 
 taining 1 acre more or less. 
 
 13. Also all that certain lot or tract of ’land situate in 
 Spring Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded 
 and described as follows : On the north by lands of Thomas 
 A. Shoemaker, on the east by an alley, on the south by land 
 of Alice Showers, and on the west by extension of Spring 
 Street. The said two above described two lots or tracts of 
 land, being the same which Cyrus Brungart, High Sheriff 
 of Centre County, by his deed of conveyance bearing date 
 August 28, 1902, did convey all the right, title and interest 
 of Robert Valentine unto the American Lime and Stone 
 Company, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre 
 County in Deed Book, 95, page 427. 
 
 14. Also that certain lot or tract of land situate in 
 Spring Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded 
 and described as follows : Beginning on the east side of the 
 extension of Spring Street of Bellefonte Borough, and the 
 northeast corner of said extension and a 15 foot alley, thence 
 northward along the extension of Spring Street 50 feet to 
 a post, thence eastward along land of Robert Valentine 200 
 feet to a post on a 20 foot alley, thence southward along said 
 alley 50 feet to a post in a 15 foot alley, thence westward 
 along said alley 200 feet to the place of beginning, and 
 being the same lot or tract of land which Mrs. Alice Thomp- 
 son, widow (formerly Showers) , by her deed of conveyance 
 
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bearing date February 8, 1902, did convey unto the Ameri- 
 can Lime and Stone Company, and said deed of conyeyance 
 is recorded in Centre County in Deed Book 87, page 245. 
 
 15. Also all that certain lot or tract of land situate 
 in Spring Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded 
 on the north by land of Philip Collins (formerly Yocum), 
 south by land of said A. G. Morris, east by lot of A. S. 
 Valentine, and on the west by lands of Philip Collins and 
 A. G. Morris, containing 2 acres and 55 perches, and be- 
 ing the same land which A. G. Morris and Mary E., his wife, 
 by their deed of conveyance bearing date July 1, 1902, did 
 convey unto the American Lime and Stone Company, and 
 said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre County in 
 Deed Book 85, page 522. 
 
 16. Also all that certain lot or tract of land situate in 
 Spring Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded 
 and described as follows: Beginning at the southwest cor- 
 ner of lot of A. G. Morris, late of Martha M. Cherrington, 
 thence south 14 14 degrees west 8.1 perches to the comer 
 of Mrs. Barnhardt’s lot, thence along line of said last men- 
 tioned lot and property of Thomas A. Shumaker south 83 
 degrees east 19.3 perches to the line of other land of the 
 said A. G. Morris, lately owned by Mrs. Ruth Armor, thence 
 by the said last mentioned line north 17!/2 degrees west 
 8*4 perches to the corner of the aforesaid Cherrington lot, 
 thence by said lot north 81 54 degrees west 14.8 perches 
 to the place of beginning, containing 117 perches, be the 
 same more or less, and being the same land which A. G. 
 Morris and Mary E., his wife, by their deed of conveyance 
 bearing date July 1, 1902, did convey unto the American 
 Lime and Stone Company and said deed of conveyance is 
 recorded in Centre County in Deed Book 85, page 522. 
 
 Excepting and reserving a strip of land through the 
 aforesaid described lot or tract of land which the said A. 
 G. Morris and Mary E., his wife, conveyed on November 
 8, 1890, to the Bald Eagle Valley Railroad Company as more 
 fully set out in the deed of conveyance recorded in Deed 
 Book 63, page 262. 
 
 17. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Spring 
 Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and de- 
 scribed as follows: On the west by the Belief onte and 
 Milesburg Turnpike 50 feet, on the south by lot of Mrs. 
 
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Priscilla E. Kornman 220 feet, on the east by lot of T. 
 Wilson 45 feet, and on the north by lot of Frank McCoy 
 217 feet, and being the same land which A. G. Morris and 
 Mary E., Jiis wife, by their deed of conveyance bearing 
 date July 1, 1902, did convey unto the American Lime and 
 Stone Company, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in 
 Centre County in Deed Book 85, page 522. 
 
 Excepting and reserving a strip of land through the 
 aforesaid described tract of land which the said A. G. 
 Morris and Mary E., his wife, conveyed on November 8, 
 1890, to the Bald Eagle Valley Railroad Company as more 
 fully set out in the deed of conveyance recorded in Deed 
 Book 63, page 262. 
 
 18. Also all that certain lot or tract of land situate in 
 Spring Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded 
 and described as follows: Beginning at the northwest cor- 
 ner of a lot of ground of the Spring Township School Dis- 
 trict, thence north along line of Turnpike leading from Belle- 
 fonte to Milesburg 80 feet to middle of run on land formerly 
 owned by S. H. Yocum, thence east along said land 200 feet 
 to contemplated alley, thence south along said contemplated 
 alley 80 feet to a post, thence west 200 feet to the place of 
 beginning, being a lot fronting 80 feet on said Turnpike 
 and extending east thereof 200 feet, the line of said line 
 to run parallel with lines of other lots along said Turn- 
 pike sold to Harnish and others, being the same lot or tract 
 of land which George T. Bush by his deed of conveyance 
 bearing date August 8, 1905, did convey unto the American 
 Lime and iStone Company, and said deed of conveyance is 
 recorded in Centre County in Deed Book 96, page 57. 
 
 19. Also all that certain tract of land situate partly 
 in Benner Township and partly in Spring Township, Centre 
 County, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows: 
 
 No. 1. Beginning at a pine corner on the line of the 
 survey of James Harris and James Sharron and standing 
 on the east side of Dry Run, thence south 33 degrees east 
 58 perches to a hickory on the west side of said line, thence 
 south 80 degrees east 28 perches to stones, thence south 
 62 degrees east 81 perches to a post on line of land late of 
 James Harris, thence by the same south 52 degrees west 
 62 perches to an oak stump in the Half Moon Road, thence 
 south 63 degrees west 106 perches to a post by a hickory, 
 thence north 44 degrees west 163 perches to a stone by a 
 
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hickory, thence north 64!/4 degrees east 142 perches to the 
 place of beginning, containing 140 acres and 110 perches, 
 neat measure. 
 
 Excepting and reserving all that tract of land contain- 
 ing 2 acres more or less situate in the southern corner 
 of tract No. 1 which William H. Humes, deceased, (former 
 owner of the above described premises), in his lifetime 
 granted and conveyed to James Rote, Also excepting and 
 reserving the streets and alleys in Humes , Addition to 
 the southwestern part of the Village of Coleville, Spring 
 Township, aforesaid, laid out according to a draft or plan 
 made by S. D. Ray, survey dated April 11, 1887, and all 
 lots in said Addition which have been already sold or con- 
 tracted to be sold including the lot now occupied by the 
 Methodist Episcopal Church. And also excepting and re- 
 serving all that certain lot adjoining said Methodist Epis- 
 copal Church lot fronting 60 feet on Harris Street, and ex- 
 tending back 150 feet to an alley, which the American Lime 
 and Stone Company conveyed on July 24, 1908, to the 
 Trustees of Olive Branch Chapel of Coleville, as more fully 
 set out in the deed of conveyance recorded in Centre County 
 in Deed Book 101, page 572. 
 
 20. Also all that Certain tract of land situate partly 
 in Benner Township and partly in Spring Township, Centre 
 County, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows: 
 No. 2, Beginning at a pine corner first above mentioned, 
 thence north 45 degrees west 139 perches, thence on the 
 Muncy Mountain south 61 degrees west 137 perches to a pine, 
 thence south 44 degrees east 130 perches to a stone on the 
 survey of James Sharron, thence north 641/2 degrees east 
 142 perches along line of said James Sharron to the place 
 of beginning, containing 114 acres and 136 perches, neat 
 measure. 
 
 That tjie last two above described tracts of land (Nos. 
 1 and 2) being the same land which A. G. Morris and Mary 
 E., his wife, by their deed of conveyance bearing the date 
 July 1, 1902, did convey unto the American Lime and Stone 
 Company, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre 
 County in Deed Book 84, page 522. 
 
 21. Also all that certain lot or tract of land situate 
 in the Village of Coleville, Spring Township, Centre County, 
 Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows : . Beginning 
 at a stone corner on land of Peter Rote, deceased, thence 
 south 57 degrees east 481/2 feet to a stone, thence by land 
 
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of James L. Rote south 44 degrees west 127 feet to a 
 stone, thence north 57 degrees west by land of William 
 Humes, deceased, (now the American Lime and Stone Com- 
 pany), 40 feet to a stone, thence north 35 degrees east 126 
 feet to the place of beginning, containing 18% perches, be 
 the same more or less, and being the same lot or tract of 
 land which Minnie Harper, widow, by her deed of con- 
 veyance bearing date June 16, 1903, did convey unto the 
 American Lime and Stone Company, and said deed of con- 
 veyance is recorded in Centre County in Deed Book 90, 
 page 346. 
 
 22. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Ben- 
 ner Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and 
 described as follows : Beginning at a point corner of lands 
 of A. G. Morris and William B. Eckley, thence south 20 
 degrees 45 minutes east 77.48 rods to line of right of way 
 of Belief onte Central Railroad, thence by same north 67% 
 degrees east 94 rods to a post, thence by lands of Margaret 
 C. Brokerhoff north 251/2 degrees west 4 rods to a post, 
 thence by same north 64i/ 2 degrees east 4 rods to a post, 
 thence by same south 25% degrees east 4 rods to line of 
 right of way of said Bellefonte Central Railroad, thence 
 by same north 65% degrees east 28.54 rods to land of 
 Charles Witman, thence by same north 29% degrees west 
 86 rods to lands of said William B. Eckley, thence by same 
 south 63 degrees west 114.24 rods to the place of beginning, 
 containing 61 acres and 86 perches, neat measure, and being 
 the same tract of land which A. G. Morris and Mary E., 
 his wife, by their deed of conveyance bearing date July 1, 
 1902, did convey unto the American Lime and Stone Com- 
 pany, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre 
 County in Deed Book 85, page 522. 
 
 23. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Ben- 
 ner Township, Centre County Pennsylvania, bounded and 
 described as follows: Beginning at a white oak corner, 
 
 the intersection of lands of Joseph Eckley and William B. 
 Eckley, and also northwest corner of tract of land herein- 
 after described, thence by lands of William B. Eckley, 
 north 62 degrees east 81.7 perches to stone, thence by lands 
 of same north 28 degrees west 12.9 perches to stone in 
 the center of the public road, thence along said public road 
 north 61% degrees east 128.6 perches to stone in the center 
 of said public road, thence by lands of Margaret C. Broker- 
 hoff south 21 degrees east 103.7 perches to a stone on the 
 
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line of the Bellefonte and Buffalo Run Railroad, thence by 
 the line of said railroad and along lands of James Hender- 
 son, south 6214 degrees west 126 perches to a stone on said 
 railroad, thence by same south 31 degrees west 25 perches 
 to stones on said railroad and corner of lands of James 
 Henderson and A. J. Shivery, thence by lands of said A. J. 
 Shivery south 68% degrees west 49.5 perches to a stone, 
 thence by land of Joseph Eckley north 28 degrees west 94 
 perches to the whiteoak corner the place of beginning, and 
 being the same tract of land which A. G. Morris and Mary 
 E., his wife, by their deed of conveyance bearing date July 
 1, 1902, did convey unto the American Lime and Stone 
 Company, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre 
 County in Deed Book 85, page 522. 
 
 24. Also all that Certain tract of land situate in Ben- 
 ner Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and 
 described as follows: Beginning at a black oak on land of 
 David Rothrock, thence along lands now of George H. Hast- 
 ings north 27 degrees west 132 perches to stones, thence 
 by land of Joseph Eckley’s Estate north 61 degrees east 80 
 perches to stones, thence by land of Sylvester Rider and 
 land of A. G. Morris south 69 degrees east 43 perches to 
 stone, thence by lands of A. G. Morris north 61 degrees east 
 1 rod to stone, thence by lands of same south 29 degrees 
 east 89 perches to stones, thence by land of Henry Shiver 
 and David Rothrock south 61 degrees west 81 perches to 
 the place of beginning, containing 62 acres and 133 perches 
 and allowance. 
 
 Excepting and reserving all that certain lot or tract of 
 land fronting 16.3 rods on the west side of a private road, 
 and extending southwestwardly 4.3 rods, containing 70 
 perches which Mary Eckley, widow et al. conveyed on No- 
 vember 1, 1887, to Christian Eckley, as more fully set out 
 in deed of conveyance recorded in Centre County in Deed 
 Book 61, page 316. 
 
 25. Also all that certain lot or tract of land situate in 
 
 Benner Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded 
 and described as follows: Beginning at stone corner of 
 
 the above described tract, thence by land formerly of Mrs. 
 Richard Conley north 28% degrees west 33 rods to a white 
 oak, thence along lands now or formerly of John Wagner 
 north 61% degrees east 80% perches to stones, thence along 
 a private road south 28% degrees east 37% perches to 
 stones, thence along the above described tract south 64% 
 
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degrees west 80 ^ perches to stones the place of beginning, 
 containing 17 acres and 98 perches. 
 
 Excepting and reserving all that certain lot or tract 
 of land fronting 80 feet on a private road, and extending 
 back along the southeastwardly side of a public road 150 
 feet, which the American Lime and Stone Company con- 
 veyed on March 4, 1904, to Christ Eckley et al. Trustees 
 of the Church of the United Brethren in Christ, as more 
 fully set out in the deed of conveyance recorded in Centre 
 County in Deed Book 94, page 87. 
 
 The aforesaid last two described tracts of land be- 
 ing the same tracts of land which A. A. Stevens and Sarah 
 
 C. , his wife, by their deed of conveyance bearing date July 
 1, 1902, did convey unto the American Lime and Stone Com- 
 pany, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre 
 County in Deed Book, 85, page 521. 
 
 26. Also all that certain tract of land situate in 
 Spring Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded 
 and described as follows: Beginning at a post on line of 
 
 land of William P. Duncan, thence along line of Armor lands 
 north 65 degrees east 20 rods, thence along north side of an 
 old road South 77 degrees east 38.7 rods to a post, thence 
 along Armor lands north 43 degrees 15 minutes east 23.6 
 rods, thence south 82 degrees 15 minutes east 18.2 rods 
 to a post, thence north 43 degrees 15 minutes east along 
 Armor lands 20 rods, thence north 82 degrees 15 minutes 
 west 18.2 rods, thence north 43 degrees 15 minutes east 
 54.2 rods to line of land of D. J. Kline, thence by line of 
 
 D. J. Kline north 25 degrees 30 minutes west 74.8 rods to a 
 post, thence along line of James Harris tract south 83 de- 
 grees 30 minutes west 110.5 rods to a post, thence across 
 lane south 6 degrees 30 minutes east .9 of a rod to a post, 
 thence south 83 degrees 30 minutes west along lane 6 
 rods, thence south 17 degrees 42 minutes east along a 
 street 8.6 rods, thence south 72 degrees 18 minutes west 
 along Keller lot 14.5 rods, thence along an alley south 17 
 degrees 42 minutes east 4.4 rods, thence across an alley 
 south 72 degrees 18 minutes west 1 rod, thence along line of 
 Griffith Gibbon Survey south 17 degrees 42 minutes east 
 113.5 rods to the place of beginning, containing 98 acres and 
 9 perches. 
 
 Excepting and reserving a strip of land to its extremity 
 through the aforesaid described tract of land which the 
 said A. G. Morris and Mary E., his wife, conveyed on No- 
 
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vember 8, 1890, to the Bald Eagle Valley Railroad Company, 
 as more fully set out in the deed of conveyance recorded in 
 Deed Book 63, page 262. 
 
 27. Also all that certain tract of unseated land situate 
 
 in Spring Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded 
 and described as follows: Beginning at a pine on line of 
 
 James Harris tract, thence north 79 degrees east 100 rods 
 to a chestnut oak, thence north 56 rods to a pine, thence 
 north 60 degrees east 30 rods to a chestnut oak, thence 
 north 31 degrees west 121 rods to a chestnut oak, thence 
 south 65 degrees west 97 rods to a pine, thence south 63 
 degrees west 83 rods to a post, thence south 42 degrees east 
 155 rods to the place of beginning, containing 100 acres, 
 more or less. 
 
 The aforesaid last two described tracts of land being 
 the same tracts of land which A. G. Morris and Mary E., 
 his wife, by their deed of conveyance bearing date July 1, 
 1902, did convey unto the American Lime and iStone Com- 
 pany, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre 
 County in Deed Book 85, page 522. 
 
 28. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Marion 
 
 Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and de- 
 scribed as follows: No. 1. Beginning at stones, thence 
 
 north 32 degrees west 15.1 perches to stones, thence along 
 land of Henry Yearick south 64 degrees west 17 perches to 
 a post, thence along same south 62 degrees west 70 perches 
 to a hickory, thence south 51 degrees west 84 perches to 
 a cherry, thence along lands of Hoy south 43 degrees west 
 15 perches to a cherry, thence north 51 degrees east 116% 
 perches to stones, thence north 73 degrees east 51 perches 
 to the place of beginning, containing 15 acres and 145 
 perches, neat measure. 
 
 The said Henry Yearick excepting and reserving unto 
 himself his heirs and assigns forever the use of a road 25 
 feet wide along the eastern end of said tract of land with the 
 right however in A. G. Morris to use said road jointly with 
 the grantor. It was also expressly understood and agreed 
 that the said A. G. Morris, his heirs and assigns shall in 
 no way interfere with or obstruct the flow of the water in 
 the stream or water course along the north side of said tract 
 of land, but at all times shall keep the same clear of all 
 obstructions so as to permit the same to flow in its natural 
 course. 
 
 29. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Marion 
 
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Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and de- 
 scribed as follows: No. 2. Beginning at stones, thence 
 north 83 degrees west 28 perches to a post, thence south 
 45 degrees west 18.7 perches to a post, thence south 64 de- 
 grees west 15.9 perches to post, thence south 43 degrees west 
 12 i /2 feet to a post, thence north 64.9 perches to a post, 
 thence north 63 degrees east 18 perches to stones, 
 thence north 62 degrees east 15 perches to the place of be- 
 ginning, containing 2 acres and 117 perches, neat measure. 
 
 Excepting and reserving a right of way over and across 
 said premises to and from the lot of ground lying to the 
 south and west, said right of way to be so located as not 
 to interfere with operations of said Morris unnecessarily, 
 but to be so located as to be of material use to the said 
 Henry Yearick, his heirs and assigns. 
 
 The aforesaid two last described tracts of land being 
 the same tracts of land which A. G. Morris and Mary E., 
 his wife, by their deed of conveyance bearing date July 1, 
 1902, did convey unto the American Lime and Stone Com- 
 pany, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre 
 County in Deed Book 85, page 522, and, as aforesaid, sub- 
 ject to the exceptions and reservations and restrictions 
 contained in the deed of Henry Yearick to the said A. G. 
 Morris for the above last described two tracts, and re- 
 corded in Centre County in Deed Book 74, page 106. 
 
 30. All the right, title and interest in and to all lime- 
 stone lying north of the Great Road with such ground ly- 
 ing on the north side of the road necessary for dumping 
 purposes, and the right to use the water from the spring 
 from which the water is now piped to the buildings in 
 conjunction with the use of same for farm purposes, and 
 to build a reservoir and lay pipe lines for the carrying 
 of the water, said Company to leave a strip 20 feet in width 
 along the east side of the limestone and adjoining property 
 of W. W. Omdorf for water pipes and drive way to reach the 
 northern fields, as exceoteci and reserved out of all those 
 certain two tracts of land situate in Marion Township, 
 Centre County Pennsylvania, bounded and described as fol- 
 lows : 
 
 The one, beginning at stones, thence by land of Simon 
 Yarger (now M. R. Betz) north 21 degrees west 146.5 
 perches to a stone, thence north 60% degrees east 44.8 
 perches to a post, thence north 301/2 degrees west 66.5 
 perches to a post, thence by lands of William Allison, Jr. 
 north 80 degrees east 21.4 perches to a white oak, thence 
 
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south 30V£ degrees east 64.2 perches to a white oak, thence 
 north 60% degrees east 66 perches to a post, thence by 
 land of George S. Hoy south 30 degrees east 137.75 perches 
 to a hickory, thence by land of John Strunk south 60 de- 
 grees west 151 perches to the place of beginning, contain- 
 ing 132 acres and 43 perches; and 
 
 The other, beginning at the great road leading from 
 Jacksonville down the valley, thence by lands formerly of 
 Christian Yarger north 30 degrees west 45.5 perches to a 
 post thence south 60% degrees west 66 perches to a white 
 oak, thence 30 ^ degrees west 64.2 perches to a white oak, 
 thence south 80 degrees west 44.5 perches to a white oak, 
 thence north 30 degrees west 52 perches to stones, thence 
 north 55 degrees east 187 perches, thence west to the place 
 of beginning, containing 72 acres and 77 perches and al- 
 lowance. 
 
 The aforesaid described excepted and reserved prop- 
 erty and rights being the same property and rights which 
 the American Lime and Stone Company by its deed of 
 conveyance bearing date March 31, 1911, did except and 
 reserve out of the land therein conveyed unto George N. 
 Hoy, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre 
 County in Deed Book 112, page 84. 
 
 31. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Mar- 
 ion Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and 
 described as follows: No. 1. Beginning at a post on land 
 of Laura E. Beck, thence by land of Perry and Daniel 
 Condo and James W. Beck north 43 degrees west 185 per- 
 ches to stones, thence by land of P. W. McDowell now Jacob 
 H. Omdorff and hereinafter mentioned as tract No. 2, north 
 47 degrees east 67.7 perches to stone, thence by Ziegler's 
 land south 43 degrees east 43.4 perches to post, thence 
 south 31 degrees west 7.8 perches to post, thence south 
 43 degrees east 16.6 perches to post, thence north 31 de- 
 grees east 24.6 perches to post by lands of Mrs. William P. 
 Lucas, thence south 43 degrees east 1343/4 perches to a 
 post, thence by land of Laura E. Beck south 52 degrees 
 west 82.6 perches to the place of beginning, containing 90 
 acres and 133 perches. 
 
 Excepting and reserving a cemetery lot containing 2 
 acres and 149 perches, conveyed by William Beck and wife 
 former owner to Isaac Frain and others, trustees of Oak 
 Grove Cemetery by deed dated April 3, A. D. 1886, and re- 
 corded in Deed Book 64, page 185. 
 
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32. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Mar- 
 ion Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and 
 described as follows: No. 2 Beginning at a post comer of 
 land of J. W. Beck, thence by Muncy Mountain north 53 
 degrees east 69 perches to stones, thence south 43 degrees 
 east 68 perches to stones, thence by tract No. 1 above de- 
 scribed south 47 degrees west 67.7 perches to stone, thence 
 by land of J. W. Beck north 43 degrees west 75 perches to 
 place of beginning, containing 30 acres and 40 perches more 
 or less, the whole containing 118 acres and 24 perches more 
 or less. 
 
 That the aforesaid two last described tracts of land 
 being the same tracts of land which Jacob H. Orndorf and 
 Elmira, his wife, by their deed of conveyance bearing date 
 July 29, 1905, did convey unto the American Lime and Stone 
 Company, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre 
 County in Deed Book 96, page 50, and rerecorded in Deed 
 Book 96, page 108. 
 
 33. Also all that certain lot or tract of land situate in 
 Marion Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded 
 and described as follows : Beginning at a pine stump, being 
 corner of land formerly owned by Simon Yarger, thence by 
 Simon Yarger line and the public road leading from Howard 
 to Jacksonville north 56% degrees west 10 perches to a 
 stone, thence by land of Jacob Hoy north 70% degrees west 
 6.4 perches to a stone, thence north 57 degrees west 9.9 
 perches to a stone, thence by land of George J. Hoy south 
 53% degrees west 9.9 perches to a stone, thence by a road, 
 school house lot, lands of James Gordon and A. Shade south 
 51 degrees east 20 perches to stones, thence by the church 
 lot north 71% degrees east 1.1 perches to a white oak 
 stump, thence south 32 degrees east 1.8 perches to a stone, 
 thence north 60 degrees east 6 perches to a stone, thence 
 south 30 degrees east 4.9 perches to a stone, thence by lands 
 of A. Geary, John Zook and Harding’s heirs north 32% 
 degrees east 9.1 perches to the place of beginning, contain- 
 ing 1 acre and 119 perches neat measure. 
 
 34. Also all that certain lot or tract of land situate in 
 Marion Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded 
 and described as follows : Beginning at a stone in the great 
 Road it being a corner of this land and land of George J. 
 Hoy, thence along the land of George J. Hoy north 59 de- 
 grees west 22 perches to stones, thence by same south 
 49% degrees east 13.3 perches to stones, thence by same 
 
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south 76 degrees east 8.8 perches to the place of beginning, 
 containing 27 perches neat measure, and known as the Mc- 
 Cullough Lime Kiln Property. 
 
 The aforesaid two last described lots or tracts of land 
 being the same lots or tracts of land which A. G. Morris 
 and Mary E., his wife, by their deed of conveyance bearing 
 date July 1, 1902, did convey unto the American Lime and 
 Stone Company, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in 
 Centre County in Deed Book 85, page 522. 
 
 35. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Spring 
 Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and de- 
 scribed' as follows : Beginning at a point in the public road 
 leading from Pleasant Gap to Zion, thence along lands of 
 W. H. Caldron south 41 degrees east 114 perches to post, 
 thence south 41 degrees west 3% perches to post, thence 
 south 51 degrees east 59 perches to post, thence along 
 lands of John Meyers, David Baird et al. south 45 degrees 
 west 67 perches to post, thence along lands of John Myers, 
 David Baird and others north 43 degrees west 63 perches 
 to post, thence south 47 degrees 45 minutes west 18% per- 
 ches to post, thence north 44 degrees west 32 14 perches to 
 post, thence south 46 degrees 45 minutes west 12% per- 
 ches to post, thence north 44 degrees west 39 perches to 
 post, thence north 45 degrees 45 minutes east 12% Par- 
 ches to post, thence north 43 degrees 30 minutes west 71 
 perches to public road, thence north 72 degrees east along 
 said road 47 perches, thence along said road north 61 de- 
 grees east 45% perches to the place of beginning, contain- 
 ing 96 acres and 75 perches more or less ; excepting and re- 
 serving for the use of William H. Baird a private right of 
 way of 12 feet in width along the western line of said farm 
 to the public road leading from Pleasant Gap to Zion. 
 
 The aforesaid described tract of land being the same 
 tract of land which Charles Echenroth and Elizabeth, his 
 wife, by their deed of conveyance bearing date June 27th, 
 1906, did convey unto the American Lime and Stone Com- 
 pany, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre 
 County in Deed Book 97, page 115. 
 
 36. And also all the right, title and interest, appur- 
 tenant to the aforesaid last described tract of land, in and 
 to the right to continue to use the water from a small 
 spring on said tract of land, and the right of free ingress 
 and egress in and upon about half an acre including said 
 
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spring, to ditch, pipe and convey said water and keep 
 ditches, pipes, etc., in repair, as excepted and reserved to 
 the heirs and assigns of John Furey in a certain deed of 
 conveyance of Andrew J. Swartz and Phebe K., his wife, 
 unto Jasper N. Brooks, bearing date May 23, 1878, and 
 recorded in Centre County in Deed Book N 2, page 566. 
 
 37. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Marion 
 
 Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and de- 
 scribed as follows: Beginning at a stone near the Turn- 
 
 pike and opposite the Cave Spring on land of Henry Yea- 
 rick, thence north 21% degrees west 1.9 rods to a stone 
 on east side of the Turnpike, thence along said Turnpike 
 north 6 degrees east 6 rods to a stone, thence along the 
 same north 11 y 2 degrees east 4.5 rods to a stone, thence 
 north 30 degrees east 6.2 rods to a stone, thence north 
 46% degrees 24 rods to stone, thence north 55 degrees 
 east 24.5 rods to a stone, thence south 43 degrees east 15 
 rods along line of William Lucas to stone, thence south 
 53^4 degrees west 64.3 rods to place of beginning, contain- 
 ing 5 acres and 4 perches. 
 
 38. Also all that certain lot or tract of land situate in 
 Marion Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded 
 and described as follows : Beginning at a stone on the west 
 side of Turnpike, thence along lands of Henry Yearick 
 north 43 degrees west 15 rods to a stone, thence south 87 
 degrees east 11.8 perches (rods) to stone at line of Turn- 
 pike, thence along line of Turnpike south 8 degrees west 10 
 rods to place of beginning, containing 58.8 perches be the 
 same more or less. 
 
 39. Also the right of way conveyed to the grantors in 
 connection with the last two described tracts of land for the 
 width of 18 feet parallel with the west line of the Turnpike 
 as it runs through the Beck property for the purpose of 
 constructing thereon a railroad for transportation of lime, 
 etc., as more particularly set forth in the deed of A. A. 
 Stevens for the aforesaid right of way. 
 
 The aforesaid last two described tracts of land and 
 right of way being the same tracts of land and right of way 
 which A. A. Stevens and Sarah C., his wife, by their deed of 
 conveyance bearing date July 1, 1902, did convey unto the 
 American Lime and Stone Company, and said deed of convey- 
 ance is recorded in Centre County in Deed Book 85, page 521. 
 
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40. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Marion 
 Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and de- 
 scribed as follows : Beginning at a post in public road lead- 
 ing from Bellefonte to Mill Hall, thence along land of Henry 
 Yearick north 43 degrees west 217 perches to stones, thence 
 north 53 degrees east 66 perches to post, thence south 43 
 degrees east about 218 perches tq post in said public road, 
 thence south 53 degrees west along said public road 65.3 
 perches to the place of beginning, containing 87 acres and 89 
 perches more or less, and being the same tract of land which 
 Mary R. Beck, widow, by her deed of conveyance bearing 
 date May 11, 1907, did convey unto the American Lime and 
 Stone Company, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in 
 Centre County in Deed Book 100, page 196. 
 
 The aforesaid two tracts of land and right of way 
 described in paragraphs 37, 38 and 39, are embraced within 
 the boundaries of the tract of land above mentioned. 
 
 41. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Marion 
 Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and de- 
 scribed as follows : Beginning at a stone thence along lands 
 of Enos Ertly and William Long north 60 Mj degrees east 10 
 perches to stones, thence along lands of Jacob McCaulley 
 south 45 east 19 perches to stone, thence along the same 
 south 19 degrees east 4.1 perches to post, thence along lands 
 of Enos Ertly north 62' degrees east 22.4 perches to the place 
 of beginning, containing 140 perches more or less, and 
 being same tract of land which A. G. Morris and Mary E., 
 his wife, by their deed of conveyance bearing date July 1, 
 1902, did convey unto the American Lime and Stone Com- 
 pany, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre 
 County in Deed Book 85, page 522. 
 
 42. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Spring 
 Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and de- 
 scribed as follows : Beginning at a point on the east line of 
 James Harris warrant at the northeast comer of land 
 formerly of William A. Thomas and since his death conveyed 
 by the trustee under his last will and testament to the Belle- 
 fonte Furnace Company by deed dated October 18, 1887, and 
 recorded in Centre County in Deed Book, Vol. 54, page 330, 
 thence north 41 degrees west 129 perches to stones on top 
 of mountain, thence by land formerly of Alexander and 
 Brother south 65 degrees west 134'% perches to stones, 
 thence along land formerly of William H. Humes, now A. 
 
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G. Morris, south 41 degrees east 1B9.7 perches to pine 
 stump on the east bank of Dry Run, thence along same land 
 south 32 degrees east 13 perches to a post on southwest cor- 
 ner of land conveyed by the aforesaid Trustee by deed dated 
 June 15, 1875, to William B. Eckly, thence along land of 
 said William B. Eckly the following courses and distances, 
 north 29% degrees west 15 perches to a post, thence north 
 41 1/4 degrees west 8 perches to a post, thence north 33 de- 
 grees west 45 perches to stones, thence north 5D/2 degrees 
 east 6y 2 perches to a post, thence south 36 degrees east 49 
 perches to post, thence by land of the estate of William A. 
 Thomas, deceased, and the foregoing land of the Bellefonte 
 Furnace Company north 60 degrees east 136.2 perches to 
 the place of beginning, containing 100 acres more or less. 
 
 Excepting and reserving, nevertheless, those two certain 
 messuages, tenements and lots of ground bounded and de- 
 scribed as follows : The one thereof, beginning at a post on 
 the eastern line of the public road opposite or nearly oppo- 
 site the northeast corner of the aforesaid land of William 
 B. Eckley, thence by said public road north 25 degrees west 
 12 perches to a post, thence by land of the estate of William 
 A. Thomas, deceased, the following courses and distances: 
 north 65 degrees east 13 1/3 perches to a chestnut oak, 
 thence south 25 degrees east 12 perches to a post, thence 
 south 65 degrees west 13 1/3 perches to the place of begin- 
 ning, containing 1 acre which was conveyed by the afore- 
 said Trustee to George Robb. 
 
 And the other thereof, beginning at a stone on the eas- 
 tern line of the aforesaid public road 14.8 perches from the 
 southwest corner of the aforesaid George Robb tract, thence 
 by said public road south 36 degrees east 12 perches to 
 stone, thence by land of the estate of William A. Thomas, 
 deceased, the following courses and distances: north 54 
 
 degrees east 13 1/3 perches to stones, thence north 36 de- 
 grees west 12 perches to stone, thence south 54 degrees 
 west 13 1/3 perches to the place of beginning, containing 1 
 acre which was conveyed by the aforesaid Trustees to 
 Samuel K. Miller. 
 
 The aforesaid described tract of land being the same 
 tract of land which A. G. Morris and Mary E., his wife, by 
 their deed of conveyance bearing date July 1, 1902, did con- 
 vey unto the American Lime and Stone Company, and said 
 deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre County in Deed 
 Book 85, page 522. 
 
 43. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Belle- 
 
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fonte Borough, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and 
 described as follows : Beginning at a point on the line of the 
 property of the grantor hereto, and other property of the 
 grantee, and the west line of the right of way of the Belle- 
 fonte Central Railroad, then north along line between prop- 
 erty of the grantor and grantee 49 % degrees west 64 feet 
 to an iron pin, then along line of other property of the 
 grantee south 70% degrees west 336 feet to an iron pin, 
 then south along line of other property of the grantee 23% 
 degrees east 141.5 feet to an iron pin in the bed of Buffalo 
 Run, then north 71% degrees east 124 feet to an iron pin on 
 the bank of Buffalo Run, then north 23% degrees west 84 
 feet, crossing the Bellefonte Central Railroad, to an iron pin 
 on the right of way on said road, then along said right of 
 way north 70% degrees east 239 feet to the place of begin- 
 ning, containing 110.5 perches, and being the same tract of 
 land which the Bellefonte Window Glass Company by its 
 deed of conveyance bearing date December 6, 1902, did con- 
 vey unto the American Lime and Stone Company, and said 
 deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre County in Deed 
 Book 95, page 423. 
 
 44. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Belle- 
 fonte Borough, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and 
 described as follows : Beginning at a post on the north side 
 of the public road leading from Bellefonte to Coleville, thence 
 by said road north 62% degrees east 72 feet to a post, thence 
 by land of Bellefonte Central Railroad Company north 24% 
 degrees west 100 feet to a post, and north 65% degrees east 
 330 feet to a post, thence by land of the Estate of William 
 A. Thomas, deceased, north 24% degrees west 134 feet to a 
 post, and north 65% degrees east 130% feet to a post on 
 public road leading from Bellefonte to McCalmont and Com- 
 pany’s Lime Kilns, thence across said road along the right 
 of way of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company north 32% 
 degrees east 89 feet to a post, and recrossing said road south 
 64 degrees west 86 feet to a post, thence by other land of 
 the Estate of William A. Thomas, deceased, south 24% de- 
 grees east 6 feet to a post, thence south 65% degrees west 
 119 feet to a post, thence north 24% degrees west 83 feet 
 to a post, and thence by same and land of James R. and 
 C. T. Alexander north 50% degrees west 156 feet to a post, 
 thence north 69% degrees west 336 feet to a post, and thence 
 by lands of Rolling Mill Company and the Estate of William 
 
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A. Thomas, deceased, south 24% degrees east 526 feet to the 
 place of beginning, containing 4 acres more or less. 
 
 Excepting and reserving therefrom the following: All 
 that piece or parcel of land situate in Bellefonte Borough, 
 Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as fol- 
 lows: Beginning at an iron pin, thence along land of the 
 
 Bellefonte Central Railroad south 23% degrees east 141.5 
 feet to an iron pin in Buffalo Run, thence along land of Belle- 
 fonte Window Glass Company north 71% degrees east 124 
 feet to an iron pin, thence along same north 23% degrees 
 west 84 feet to an iron pin, thence along same north 70% 
 degrees east 239 feet to an iron pin, thence along land of 
 the American Lime and Stone Company, north 49% degrees 
 west 64 feet to an iron pin, thence along same south 70% 
 degrees west 336 feet to an iron pin the place of beginning, 
 containing 110% perches. 
 
 The aforesaid described tract of land being the same 
 tract of land which John L. Knisely, Receiver of the Belle- 
 fonte Window Glass Company by his deed of conveyance 
 bearing date May 17, 1905, did convey unto the American 
 Lime and Stone Company, and said deed of conveyance is 
 recorded in Centre County in Deed Book 94, page 502. 
 
 45. Also all that certain tract of land situate partly in 
 Bellefonte Borough and partly in Spring Township, Centre 
 County, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows: 
 Beginning at a stone in the center of Spring Creek near the 
 confluence of the Buffalo Run and said Creek, thence along 
 center of Spring Creek north 3 degrees west 40 perches to 
 stones, thence south 86% degrees west along the meadow 
 across public road and along lot of Perry Lucas 34.3 perches 
 to middle of alley, thence along said alley south 3% degrees 
 east 16 perches to post, thence south 59% degrees west 110 
 perches to post, thence along lot of John D. Lieb’s heirs 
 south 46 degrees east 29.8 perches to a post, thence along 
 lands of Scott and Shoemaker and others north 67% degrees 
 east 86 perches to post, thence along lands of Bellefonte 
 Glass Company south 44 degrees east 10.5 perches to post, 
 thence along lands of William A. Thomas Estate north 46 
 degrees east 36 perches to the place of beginning, containing 
 31 acres and 26 perches more or less, being what is known 
 as the “Alexander Lime Kiln Property. ,, 
 
 Excepting and reserving nevertheless therefrom, the 
 following: A piece of land sold to Philip Collins lying be- 
 tween the right of way of the Buffalo Run, and Bellefonte 
 
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and Bald Eagle Railroad and the center of the Buffalo Run 
 Stream and the railroad bridge of the Bellefonte and Snow 
 Shoe Railroad over the same, and the bridge at the public 
 road crossing the same near the Bellefonte Glass Works as 
 described in deed to the said Philip Collins; also excepting 
 and reserving a strip of land conveyed to the Bald Eagle 
 Valley Railroad, containing 1.468 acres more or less, with 
 a reservation of the right of way over the above described 
 premises to construct a single track siding from the termi- 
 nus of the Buffalo Run, Bellefonte and Bald Eagle Railroad 
 northerly to the lands of the said heirs of C. T. Alexander, 
 deceased, along side of and parallel with the Bellefonte and 
 Snow Shoe Railroad track, and to be contructed in a man- 
 ner so as not to interfere with the siding in connection with 
 the lime kilns and the coal yards, and said right of way not 
 to exceed 12 feet in width from line of main track of said 
 Bellefonte and Snow Shoe Railroad ; and also excepting and 
 reserving from the premises hereinbefore described four 
 lots heretofore sold to Loch and Clark, George Shaeffer, 
 Daniel Wyland and Nicholas Reeding, the same then being 
 occupied by them or their assigns. 
 
 The aforesaid described tract of land being the same 
 tract of land which Robert McCalmont by his deed of con- 
 veyance bearing date December 28, 1901, and Rose McCal- 
 mont Shortlidge et al. by their deed of conveyance bearing 
 date December 28, 1901, and J. R. Alexander by his deed of 
 conveyance bearing date January 6, 1902, did convey unto 
 the American Lime and Stone Company their respective un- 
 divided interests, and said respective deeds of conveyance 
 are recorded in Centre County in Deed Book 85, pages 341, 
 and 342, and in Deed Book 86, page 314. 
 
 46. Also all that certain lot or piece of land situate in 
 Bellefonte Borough, Centre County, Pennsylvania, beginning 
 at a post, on the north side of Buffalo Run, thence north 40 
 degrees west 156 feet to a post, thence north 57% degrees 
 east 30 feet 3 inches to a post, thence south 40 degrees east 
 149 feet to a post, thence south 50 degrees west 30 feet to 
 the place of beginning, being the western half of lot No. 2 
 in the general plan of several lots laid out by Alexander Bros, 
 as an addition to the Borough of Bellefonte and then having 
 thereon erected a two story frame house and outbuildings, 
 and being the same lot or piece of land which Catherine 
 Fennell, widow, formerly Catherine Kelley, by her deed of 
 conveyance bearing date April 28, 1902, did convey unto 
 
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the American Lime and iStone Company, and said deed of 
 conveyance is recorded in Centre County in Deed Book 87, 
 page 198. 
 
 47. Also all that certain tract of land situate partly in 
 Spring Township and partly in Bellefonte Borough, Centre 
 County, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows: 
 Beginning at a post or wooden pin on line of land of Charles 
 McCafferty and about 18 feet east of the Bellefonte and 
 Milesburg Turnpike on the north side of the proposed ex- 
 tension of Beaver Street near where said street crosses said 
 Turnpike, thence south 79 degrees 48 minutes west 77 feet 
 to a post, thence north 16 degrees 45 minutes west 320 feet 
 to a post in centre of Morris Railroad siding, thence north 2 
 degrees 41 minutes west 205 1-6 feet to an elm witness, 
 thence north 5 degrees 55 minutes east 230% feet to a post, 
 thence south 81 degrees 28 minutes east 127 feet to a post 
 on the line of said Turnpike, thence along said Turnpike 
 south 9 degrees 41 minutes west 281.5 feet to a post on said 
 Turnpike, thence south 63 degrees 45 minutes west 55 feet to 
 a post, thence south 11 degrees 15 minutes east 251 feet to 
 a post, thence north 77 degrees 45 minutes east 41 feet to a 
 post near said Turnpike, thence south 11 degrees 30 minutes 
 east 175.5 feet to a post the place of beginning, containing 
 1 acre and 46.6 perches be the same more or less. 
 
 Excepting however, out of said description any lands the 
 title to which might already be vested in said A. G. Morris by 
 other deeds held by him for adjoining property. Subject 
 nevertheless, to the following exceptions and reservations, 
 viz: 
 
 First. The right in connection with Frank McCoy and 
 J. D. Shugert their heirs and assigns to hereafter require 
 that the bed of the old canal be open and cleared of all ob- 
 structions sufficiently to allow a full head of water when 
 the gates are drawn to pass freely through the old canal 
 as a channel or race for water power in connection with 
 other property then owned immediately north of the land 
 hereby conveyed at or near the old canal lock. It being un- 
 derstood that when said parties their heirs and assigns are 
 ready to use said water power said Morris, his heirs and 
 assigns will have said channel cleared and put in condition so 
 that the water will be allowed to pass through freely and 
 unobstructed. 
 
 Second. The said parties in connection with said 
 Frank McCoy and J. D. Shugert further reserved the 
 right to themselves, their heirs and assigns to run a 
 
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railroad track through the land above described from Belle- 
 fonte to Milesburg along the bank or tow path of said old 
 canal not to exceed a single track in width. 
 
 The said described tract of land being the same tract 
 of land which A. G. Morris and Mary E., his wife, by their 
 deed of conveyance bearing date July 1, 1902, did convey 
 unto the American Lime and Stone Company, and said deed 
 of conveyance is recorded in Centre County in Deed Book 
 85, page 522. 
 
 48. Also all that certain piece or tract of land situate 
 in Spring Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded 
 on the north by lot of McCoy and Linn, on the west by Belle- 
 fonte and Philipsburg Turnpike, on the south by lands of 
 John P. Harris and J. D. Shugert, and on the east by other 
 lands of the said A. G. Morris, being a strip of land lying 
 and being along the lots of A. G. Morris, between said lots 
 and said Turnpike, and between the lines in Deed from 
 Samuel Linn and wife to John P. Harris and J. D. Shugert, 
 dated February 12, 1872, recorded in Centre County in Deed 
 Book G 2, page 538, and Deed from John P. Harris and J. D. 
 Shugert to Seth H. Yocum, dated April 1, 1875, and recorded 
 in Centre County in Deed Book K 2, page 581, and being 
 the same piece or tract of land which A. G. Morris and 
 Mary E., his wife, by their deed of conveyance bearing date 
 July 1, 1902, did convey unto the American Lime and Stone 
 Company, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre 
 County in Deed Book 85, page 522. 
 
 49. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Spring 
 
 Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and de- 
 scribed as follows: No. 1. Beginning at a post on the 
 
 northeast corner of Charles McCafferty’s lot, thence along 
 land of McCoy and Linn north 12% degrees west 383 feet, 
 thence along land of McCoy and Linn south 631/2 degrees 
 west 545 feet to the Bald Eagle Canal, thence along said 
 Canal south 11 % degrees east 251 feet, thence along lot of 
 Charles McCafferty north 77% degrees east 535 feet to the 
 place of beginning, containing 3 acres and 123 perches neat 
 measure. 
 
 Together with the right to trestle track across Spring 
 Creek and use of water power as conveyed to the said A. G. 
 Morris by William Shortlege and Bond Valentine. Subject 
 to the reservations contained in deed from James H. Linn 
 et ux. and John McCoy et ux. to William Shortlege, dated 
 
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April 1, 1863, and recorded in Centre County in Deed Book 
 Y, page 148. 
 
 50. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Spring 
 Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and de- 
 scribed as follows: No. 2. Beginning at a post and stone 
 corner of lots of Shortlege & Company, thence by Lyon 
 and James Harris north 11% degrees west 100 feet to a post, 
 thence by land of Harris and Shugert south 64 degrees west 
 438 feet to center of the Bellefonte and Philipsburg Turn- 
 pike, thence by the same south 12 degrees west 118 feet to 
 land of Shortlege & Company, thence by same north 64 de- 
 grees east 490 feet to place of beginning, containing 1 acre 
 and 10 perches neat measure. 
 
 Subject to the exceptions and reservations contained in 
 deed of William Shortlege and Bond Valentine to the said 
 A. G. Morris conveying said tract of land. 
 
 The aforesaid two last described tracts of land being the 
 same tracts of land which A. G. Morris and Mary E., his 
 wife, by their deed of conveyance bearing date July 1, 1902, 
 did convey unto the American Lime and Stone Company, 
 and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Deed Book 85, 
 page 522. 
 
 51. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Spring 
 Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and de- 
 scribed as follows: Beginning on the line of land of A. G. 
 Morris and heirs of D. Z. Kline, deceased, at a point 2 rods 
 south of a large elm tree, thence north 73 degrees east 126 
 rods to a post on line of land of heirs of D. Z. Kline, deceased, 
 and the heirs of H. Brokerhoff, deceased, 6 rods south of a 
 large black oak standing on said line, thence along land of 
 said Brockerhoif heirs north 30 degrees west about 97 
 perches to a post, thence south 60 degrees west 35 perches, 
 thence north 30 degrees west 52 perches to a chestnut oak, 
 thence south 59 degrees west 30 perches to a pine, thence 
 south 56 perches to a chestnut oak, thence south 79% de- 
 grees west 7 perches to a post, thence south 22% degrees 
 east about 82 perches to the place 1 of beginning, containing 
 80 acres more or less, and being the same tract of land which 
 H. C. Brew et ux. et al. by their deed of conveyance bearing 
 date December 9, 1901, did convey unto the American Lime 
 and Stone Company, and said deed of conveyance is recorded 
 in Centre County in Deed Book 86, page 315. 
 
 52. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Belle- 
 fonte Borough, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and 
 
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described as follows: On the east by road leading from 
 
 Bellefonte to Milesburg, formerly a turnpike road, on the 
 south by lands of Linn and McCoy, on the west by the old 
 canal, and on the north by lands of A. G. Morris, and being 
 a lot 200 feet in length on the canal and turnpike boundaries, 
 40 feet more or less on the northern end, and 44 feet more or 
 less on the southern end, and subject to the restrictions and 
 exceptions which were reserved in the deed of conveyance of 
 the premises of which the above piece of land is a part as 
 expressed in deed bearing date April 1, 1872, between John 
 M. McCoy et ux. et al. of the first part, and Charles Mc- 
 Cafferty of the second part, which said deed is recorded in 
 Centre County in Deed Book H 2, page 118, and being the 
 same tract of land which Charles K. McCafferty and Cath- 
 erine B., his wife, by their deed of conveyance bearing date 
 December 16, 1901, did convey unto the American Lime and 
 Stone Company, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in 
 Centre County in Deed Book 86, page 294. 
 
 53. Also all that certain lot or tract of land situate in 
 or near Bellefonte Borough, Centre County, Pennsylvania, 
 bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a post 18 
 feet northwardly of the center line of the Bellefonte Central 
 Railroad on the line dividing lands of the said Railroad Com- 
 pany from lands belonging to the Bellefonte Glass Works 
 Property, thence north 22 degrees west 44.2 feet to the line 
 dividing lands of the said Railroad Company from lands of 
 J. R. Alexander and others, thence south 68 degrees 35 
 minutes west 252 feet to a corner, thence south 22 degrees 
 58 minutes east 37*/2 feet to a point 18 feet from the center 
 line of said railroad, thence parallel with said center line of 
 said railroad, north 70 degrees 5 minutes east — to the place 
 of beginning, containing .24 of an acre, and being the same 
 lot or tract of land which John S. Walker and Elizabeth 
 Shortlidge Walker, his wife, by their deed of conveyance 
 bearing date December 28, 1901, did convey unto the Amer- 
 ican Lime and Stone Company, and said deed of conveyance 
 is recorded in Centre County in Deed Book 86, page 313. 
 
 54. Also all that certain lot or tract of land situate in 
 Spring Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, fronting 
 about 125 feet on the laid out road, and extending back 393 
 feet more or less to lands of James Alexander, containing 1 
 acre more or less, Bounded by the lands of the American 
 Lime and Stone Company on the east, lands of the Bellefonte 
 
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Furnace Company on the west, lands of James Alexander 
 on the north, and the Bellefonte Furnace Company on the 
 south, being part of the property formerly owned by C. T. 
 and J. R. Alexander, and immediately contiguous to what is 
 known as the Alexander Limestone Property, and being the 
 same lot or tract of land which J. M. Leib and Matilda W., 
 his wife, by their deed of conveyance bearing date January 
 7, 1902, did convey unto the American Lime and Stone Com- 
 pany, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre 
 County in Deed Book 85, page 547. 
 
 55. Also all that certain piece or parcel of land situate 
 in Spring Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded 
 and described as follows: 
 
 Beginning at a post, thence south 49 degrees east IV 2 
 perches to a post, thence south 41 degrees west 2 % perches 
 to a post, thence north 49 degrees west 1% perches to a post 
 thence north 41 degrees east 2% perches to the post the 
 place of beginning, containing 3 3/8 square rods neat meas- 
 ure, and having thereon erected a building hitherto used, 
 and for many years prior to the date of this instrument, as 
 a public school building, and being the piece or parcel of 
 land which John P. Harris, Trustee under the last will 
 and testament of William A. Thomas, deceased, by his deed 
 of conveyance bearing date February 16, 1903, did convey 
 unto the American Lime and Stone Company, and said deed 
 of conveyance is recorded in Centre County in Deed Book 
 89, page 4. 
 
 56. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Spring 
 
 Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and de- 
 scribed as follows: Beginning at a fence corner near the 
 
 western line of the right of way of the Bellefonte Central 
 Railroad Company, thence south 44 degrees west 11 perches 
 to a post, thence south 49 degrees east 1% perches to a post, 
 thence south 41 degrees west 2% perches to a post, thence 
 north 49 degrees west IV 2 perches to a post, thence south 
 43 degrees west along line fences 10 1/6 perches to the 
 eastern side of a cross street, thence south 31 degrees east 
 1 4/5 perches to a post, thence south 59 degrees west 28 
 perches to a post, thence south 31 degrees east 14 perches 
 to post on northern side of public road leading from the 
 Village of Coleville to Bellefonte Borough, thence by the 
 northern side of said public road north 56 degrees west 15 
 perches more or less to the western line of the right of way 
 
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 of the Bellefonte Central Railroad Company aforesaid, 
 thence by said western line of said right of way north 31 de- 
 grees east 14 perches, and north 291/2 degrees east 28 
 perches to a post, and thence north 31 degrees west 1 perch 
 more or less to the place of beginning, containing 2% acres 
 more or less, and being the same tract of land which John 
 P. Harris, Trustee under the last will and testament of 
 William A. Thomas, deceased, by his deed of conveyance 
 bearing date January 9, 1903, did convey unto the American 
 Lime and Stone Company, and said deed of conveyance is 
 recorded in Centre County in Deed Book 89, page 5. 
 
 57. Also all that certain lot or piece of land situate in 
 
 Spring Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and 
 described as follows: Beginning at a post at or near the 
 
 public road leading from the Village of Coleville to Perdue's 
 Mountain, thence by land of Mary Robb south 73 degrees 
 east 8.1 perches to line of land of the American Lime and 
 Stone Company, formerly of A. G. Morris, thence by said 
 land south 33 degrees east 23 perches to a post, thence south 
 41 degrees east 8 perches to a post, and thence, south 29 de- 
 grees east 7 perches to line of the Lingleton heirs, thence by 
 said Lingleton lot north 68 degrees east 8 perches to a post 
 near a chestnut, and thence north 35 degrees west 38 perches 
 to the place of beginning, containing about 2 acres of land, 
 and being the same lot or piece of land which John P. Harris, 
 Trustee under the last will and testament of William A. 
 Thomas, deceased, by his deed of conveyance bearing date 
 September 20, 1905, did convey unto the American Lime and 
 Stone Company, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in 
 Centre County in Deed Book 119, page 210. 
 
 58. Also all that certain lot or piece of land situate in 
 
 Spring Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and 
 described as follows : Beginning at a post near a chestnut 
 
 tree, thence by land of the American Lime and Stone Com- 
 pany south 68% degrees west 6% perches to post, thence 
 south 29% degrees east 9.6 perches, thence by land of Mrs. 
 Joseph Gessner north 51 degrees east 6.6 perches to post 
 and thence north 36% degrees west 7.9 perches to the place 
 of beginning, containing .4 of an acre more or less, and being 
 the same lot or piece of land which Sarah Palmer, widow, by 
 her deed of conveyance bearing date December 2, 1905, did 
 convey unto the American Lime and Stone Company, and 
 
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said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre County in 
 Deed Book 96, page 160. 
 
 59. Also all that certain lot or piece of land situate in 
 Spring Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and 
 described as follows : Beginning at an iron pin on the west- 
 erly side of a private road at or near the intersection of 
 a public road leading from Coleville to Perdue Gap, and the 
 corner of land of the American Lime and Stone Company, the 
 present grantee, thence along said private and public roads 
 south 36 degrees east 199 feet to an iron pin, thence along 
 land of Sallie Gessner Rhine, the present grantor, south 
 58% degrees west 179.5 feet to a point in line of land of said 
 American Lime and Stone Company, th> ;nce along said land 
 of the American Lime and Stone Company the following two 
 courses and distances, north 28% degrees west 198.6 feet to 
 a post and stones, and thence north 58% degrees east 152.6 
 feet to said iron pin and place of 1 beginning, containing .75 
 of an acre net measure, and being the same lot or piece of 
 land which Sallie Gessner Rhine and Edward E. Rhine, her 
 husband, by their deed of conveyance bearing date October 
 8, 1917, did convey unto the American Lime and Stone Com- 
 pany, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre 
 County in Deed Book 120, page 57. 
 
 60. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Spring 
 Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and de- 
 scribed as follows : Beginning at a point in the center of the 
 public road leading from the old Bellefonte Nail Plant to 
 Bellefonte, thence south 59 degrees 10 minutes east 300.9 
 feet to a stake 30 feet from the center line of the Pennsyl- 
 vania Railroad and northwestwardly therefrom, thence by a 
 line curving toward the east with a radius of 1176.3 feet 
 parallel with the center line of the railroad aforesaid and 30 
 feet distance therefrom the distance of 40 feet to a stake, 
 thence north 59 degrees 10 minutes west the distance of 
 300.9 feet along lands next hereto described to a point in 
 the middle of the aforementioned public road, thence through 
 said public road south 28 degrees 27 minutes west 40 feet 
 to the place of beginning, containing 275/1000 (plus) of an 
 acre, and being the same tract of land which James R. 
 Alexander by his deed of conveyance bearing date February 
 1, 1906, did convey unto the American Lime and Stone 
 Company, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre 
 County in Deed Book 97, page 240. 
 
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61. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Spring 
 Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and de- 
 scribed as follows : Beginning at a point in the center of the 
 public road leading from the old Belief onte Nail Mill to Belle- 
 fonte, and being the common corner with the northwest cor- 
 ner of the lot before described, thence along lands hereto- 
 fore described south 59 degrees 10 minutes east 300.9 feet 
 to a stake 30 feet from the center line of the Pennsylvania 
 Railroad and 30 feet northwestward therefrom, thence para- 
 llel with the center line of the said railroad and 30 feet dis- 
 tant therefrom northwestward by a line curving toward 
 the east with a radius of 1176.03 feet a distance of 202 feet 
 to a point on the north side of the road leading to the Mc- 
 Calmont Lime Kiln, thence alung the north side of said road 
 north 59 degrees 10 minutes west 326.2 feet to a point in the 
 center of the first mentioned road, thence through the center 
 of said road south 28 degrees 27 minutes west to the place 
 of beginning, containing 1.426 acres (plus), and being the 
 same tract of land which James R. Alexander, and Roberta 
 
 A. Yarrington and H. S. Yarrington, her husband, by their 
 deeds of conveyance bearing date respectively February 1, 
 1906, and September 12, 1907, conveyed unto the American 
 Lime and Stone Company, and said deeds of conveyance are 
 recorded in Centre County in Deed Book 97, page 240, and 
 Deed Book 100, page 306. 
 
 62. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Spring 
 Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, the one thereof 
 bounded and described as follows: On the north by lands 
 of Robert Valentine, on the east by lands of A. G. Morris, 
 on the south by Fifth Avenue, and on the west by land of 
 Benjamin Shaffer, containing 1 acre more or less, having 
 thereon erected a two story dwelling house. 
 
 63. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Spring 
 
 Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and de- 
 scribed as follows: The other thereof on the north by 
 
 land of Thomas A. Shoemaker, on the east by land of A. G. 
 Morris, on the south by land of Robert Valentine, and on 
 the west by land of John P. Harris, Samuel Robertson, J. D. 
 Shugert Estate, William B. Rankin, Thomas Rhoads and 
 
 B. Shaffer, containing 5 acres more or less. 
 
 The aforesaid two last described tracts of land being 
 the same tracts of land which James P. Coburn, trustee, by 
 his deed of conveyance bearing date June 28, 1902, did con- 
 
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vey unto the American Lime and Stone Company, and said 
 deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre County in Deed 
 Book 87, page 250. 
 
 64. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Spring 
 Township, Centre County, Pensylvania, bounded as follows : 
 Beginning at the northeast corner of land formerly sold to 
 A. G. Morris, now of the American Lime and Stone Com- 
 pany, on the west side of the State Road leading from 
 Bellefonte to Milesburg, thence north 5 degrees 30 minutes 
 east along west side of said road 135 feet to a post, thence 
 north 4 degrees west along said road 100 feet to a point on 
 west side of said road opposite to and in line with the walls 
 of the lower or eastern end of the old canal lock, thence 
 north 81 degrees west along other land of the parties of the 
 first part hereto 100 feet more or less and by the walls of 
 said canal lock to the eastern ' side of the right of way of the 
 Central Railroad of Pennsylvania, thence south 4 degrees 
 and 30 minutes west 225 feet along the eastern side of the 
 bright of way of said railroad to land formerly sold to A. G. 
 Morris aforsaid, thence by said last mentioned land south 
 80 degrees and 30 minutes east 107 feet to the place of be- 
 ginning, containing 87 square rods more or less, and being 
 the same tract of land which Frank McCoy and others by 
 their deed of conveyance bearing date December 3, 1910, 
 did convey unto the American Lime and Stone Company, 
 and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre County 
 in Deed Book 108, page 642. 
 
 65. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Spring 
 Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and de- 
 scribed as follows: Beginning at a post, thence along land 
 of Thomas Jennings, Thomas Rote and Thomas, Trustees, 
 south 58 degrees west 93.2 perches to a post, thence along 
 a 40 foot street north 27 degrees 45 minutes west 20.6 
 perches to a post, thence along land of William A. Thomas’ 
 Trustees south 60 degrees west 52 perches to a post, thence 
 along Public Road north 32 degrees 30 minutes west 24.6 
 perches to a post, thence along land of William A. Thomas’ 
 Trustees, north 60 degrees east 127.8 perches to a post, 
 thence along land formerly of Potts and Shoemaker, south 
 42 degrees 35 minutes east 43.2 perches to the place of be- 
 ginning, containing 30 acres and 115 perches more or less. 
 
 66. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Spring 
 Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and de- 
 
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scribed as follows : Beginning at a post, the starting point 
 of the above mentioned premises, thence along the line of 
 land first above described 319 feet to a point, thence north 
 68 degrees east 668 feet to a point, thence south 24 degrees 
 50 minutes east to a point on the northerly line of the right 
 of way of the Bellefonte Central Railroad, thence extending 
 along said northerly line of said right of way west to line of 
 land now or late of William Jennings, and thence along the 
 same 270 feet, more or less, to beginning, excluding there- 
 from any railroad rights of way. 
 
 67. Also all that certain lot or tract of land situate in 
 Spring Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and 
 described as follows : 1. Beginning at east corner of lot now 
 or late of A. B. Snyder, thence north 45 degrees west along 
 line of said lot 393 feet to the north comer of said lot, thence 
 north 66 degrees east along land now or late of James R. 
 Alexander 120 feet to a post, thence south 45 degrees east 
 393 feet to a post, thence south 66 degrees west along lands 
 of the estate of William A. Thomas, deceased, 120 feet to 
 the place of beginning, containing 1 acre neat measure. 
 
 68. Also all that certain lot or tract of land situate in 
 
 Spring Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and 
 described as follows: 2. Beginning at a stone corner, 
 
 thence north 45 degrees west 393 feet to a post, thence north 
 66 degrees east 120 feet to a post, thence south 45 degrees 
 east 393 feet to a post, thence south 66 degrees west 120 
 feet to the place of beginning, containing 1 acre neat meas- 
 ure. 
 
 69. Also all that certain lot or tract of land situate in 
 Spring Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded 
 and described as follows: 3. Beginning at the east corner 
 of lot now or late of William and Joseph Wolf, thence north 
 45 degrees west along line of lot 393 feet to the north cor- 
 ner of said lot, thence north 66 degrees east along land of 
 J. R. and C. P. Alexander 120 feet to a post, thence south 
 45 degrees east 393 feet to a post, thence south 66 degrees 
 west along land of William A. Thomas Estate 120 feet to 
 the place of beginning, containing 1 acre neat measure. 
 
 The aforesaid five last described lots and tracts of land 
 being the same lots and tracts of land which Alexander G. 
 Morris by his deed of conveyance bearing date October 29, 
 1917, did convey unto the American Lime and Stone Com- 
 
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pany and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre 
 County in Deed Book 120, page 117. 
 
 70. Also all those two certain pieces or parcels of land 
 as follows: 
 
 (a) One thereof situate in the Township of Spring, 
 
 in the County of Centre and State of Pennsylvania, bounded 
 and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a post on 
 
 the northern side of the public road leading from Belle- 
 fonte to Colesville, thence along land formerly of Shoe- 
 maker and Scott, later of Bellefonte Furnace Company, 
 North twenty-five and one-half degrees West four hundred 
 and forty feet more or less to land or right-of-way of the 
 Bellefonte Central Railroad Company, thence by said land 
 or right-of-way of said Railroad Company, the next four 
 following courses and distances, viz: First, North sixty- 
 
 one and one-half degrees East, one hundred and ninety- 
 four feet; second, thence North seventy and one-half de- 
 grees East eighty feet; third, thence North eighty-eight 
 and one-half degrees East, one hundred and forty-two and 
 five-tenths feet; and fourth, thence South eighty-three and 
 one-half degrees East two hundred and sixty-eight feet, 
 more or less, to other land of the Bellefonte Central Rail- 
 road Company, thence along said other land of the said 
 Bellefonte Central Railroad Company, South twenty-seven 
 and one-half degrees East one hundred and ten feet to land 
 formerly of William P. Duncan, later of the Estate of 
 William A. Thomas, deceased, to a point heretofore desig- 
 nated as the South side of Iron Alley, thence along said 
 last above mentioned land on a line heretofore designated 
 as the South side of Iron Alley, South sixty-five degrees 
 West three hundred and ninety-two and five-tenths feet, 
 more or less, to a post, and thence by said last above men- 
 tioned land South twenty-seven and one-half degrees East 
 one hundred and fifty feet to a post on the northern side 
 of the aforesaid public road, and thence along the northern 
 side of said public road South sixty-five degrees West two 
 hundred and forty feet, more or less, do the place of be- 
 ginning; containing four acres and sixty-six perches, more 
 or less. 
 
 (b) And the other thereof situate partly in the Bor- 
 ough of Bellefonte and partly in the Township of Spring, 
 in the County of Centre and State of Pennsylvania, bounded 
 and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a stone on 
 the north side of the public road leading from Bellefonte 
 
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to Coleville, seventy-five feet westwardly from a marked 
 white oak ; thence by land of the American Lime and Stone 
 Company North twenty-seven and one-half degrees west 
 one hundred and eighty feet to a point heretofore desig- 
 nated as the North side of Iron Alley, a corner of land of 
 the Belief onte Central Railroad Company; thence by said 
 land of said Railroad Company South sixty-five degrees 
 West, two hundred and forty-seven and one-half feet to a 
 point on land formerly of T. A. Shoemaker; thence by said 
 land formerly of said Shoemaker South twenty-seven and 
 one-half degrees East thirty feet to a point designated as 
 the south side of Iron Alley; and thence by land formerly 
 of said Shoemaker South sixty-five degrees West, three 
 hundred and ninety-two and one-half feet more or less, and 
 South twenty-seven and one-half degrees East, one hundred 
 and fifty feet to a post on the North side of the aforesaid 
 public road; and thence by said road North sixty-five de- 
 grees East six hundred and forty feet more or less, to the 
 place of beginning; Containing two acres and fifty-nine 
 perches, more or less. 
 
 Being the same two tracts of land which Titan Metal 
 Company, a corporation under laws of the State of Penn- 
 sylvania, by deed of conveyance bearing date January 10, 
 1918, did convey unto the American Lime & Stone Com- 
 pany, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre 
 County, in Deed Book Vol. 119, page 426. 
 
 71. Also all that certain strip of land situate partly in 
 the Borough of Bellefonte and partly in Spring Township, 
 Centre County, Pennsylvania, described as follows: Be- 
 ginning at an iron pin in the centre of the railroad track 
 formerly owned by the Central Railroad Company of Penn- 
 sylvania at a point on the projected centre of West Beaver 
 Street where the said projected street would cross the 
 railroad track; thence in a Northerly direction by the old 
 railroad bed to the connection with the Pennsylvania Rail- 
 road on what is known as the Armor Gap branch near and 
 South of the Old Chain Works and being ten (10) feet 
 wide on each side of said centre line and being a strip of 
 land twenty (20) feet in width clear through. 
 
 Excepting and reserving nevertheless the water way 
 from what is known as the Lime Kiln Dam in Spring 
 Creek into the race or old canal under the railroad, which 
 said water way is to be kept open as it then was with the 
 right also of egress, ingress, regress etc. for the purpose of 
 
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making repairs and improvements to the same at all times 
 without let or hindrance. 
 
 Being the same tract of land which Eleanor A. McCoy 
 (widow) Anna A. McCoy, et al., by deed of conveyance 
 blearing date January 23rd, 1919, did convey unto the 
 American Lime & Stone Company, and said deed of con- 
 veyance is recorded in Centre County, in Deed Book Vol. 
 120, Page 568. 
 
 72. Also all those two certain messuages, tenements 
 and tracts of land, as follows, to wit: 
 
 (a) One thereof situate in the Borough of Belief onte 
 and the Township of Spring, in the County of Centre and 
 State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, 
 to wit: Beginning at a point in the centre line of what 
 
 has heretofore been the Furnace Branch of the Central 
 Railroad Company of Pennsylvania in the public road lead- 
 ing from Bellefonte to Coleville, and on the line of the 
 Bellefonte Central Railroad Company’s land and land form- 
 erly of T. A. Shoemaker, North seventy-four degrees and 
 ten minutes East sixty feet to a point twenty feet from 
 the centre line of the said Furnace Branch of the Central 
 Railroad Company of Pennsylvania, measured at right 
 angles to the aforesaid centre line ; thence following a curve 
 to the right of 739 feet radius, parallel with and twenty 
 feet from the centre line of what has heretofore been the 
 aforesaid railroad one hundred and twenty-two feet ; thence 
 South sixty-one degrees and forty minutes west, four 
 hundred and sixty-five feet; thence following a curve to 
 the right with radius of 2884 feet one hundred and thirteen 
 and five-tenths feet to the line of lot formerly of Harry 
 Crissman; thence crossing the aforesaid railroad, North 
 twenty-five degrees West, seventy-eight feet ; thence South 
 sixty-five degrees West, fifty feet; thence South twenty- 
 five degrees East, seventy-seven feet to the South side of 
 the Railroad and twenty feet from the centre line; thence 
 following a curve to the right of 2884 feet radius and twenty 
 feet from the centre line fifty-three feet; thence South 
 sixty-six degrees West, two hundred and nineteen feet; 
 thence following a curve to the left with a radius of 3417 
 feet, four hundred and thirty-five feet; thence following 
 a curve to the left with a radius of 458 feet two hundred 
 and eighty-nine and five-tenths feet to the line of or form- 
 erly of James E. Conroy; thence across the Railroad along 
 the line of or formerly of James E. Conroy, North fifteen 
 
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degrees and fifteen minutes West, two hundred and forty- 
 feet to the line of or formerly of the Bellefonte Furnace 
 Company, in the public road leading from Bellefonte to 
 Coleville; thence North sixty-four degrees and forty 
 minutes East along lands of or formerly of the Bellefonte 
 Furnace Company, Thomas A. Shoemaker, William B. 
 Duncan, William A. Thomas Estate and the Bellefonte 
 Glass Company, twelve hundred and sixty-two feet to the 
 land of the Bellefonte Central Railroad Company; thence 
 North seventy-four degrees and ten minutes East along 
 land of the Bellefonte Central Railroad Company three 
 hundred and seventy feet to the place of beginning. Con- 
 taining four acres, more or less. The premises above de- 
 scribed being the same premises which Thomas A. Shoe- 
 maker and Augusta C., his wife, and The Bellefonte Fur- 
 nace Company, by their Indenture dated the twelfth day 
 of August, A. D. 1912, and recorded in the office for the 
 recording of deeds, &c. in and for the said County of Centre, 
 in Deed Book 113, page 340, did grant and confirm unto 
 the Central Railroad Company of Pennsylvania, and to its 
 successors and assigns, as relation being thereunto had 
 will more fully and at large appear. It being understood 
 and agreed that the above descriptions are intended to con- 
 form to the boundary line between it and land formerly con- 
 veyed by Thomas A. Shoemaker, et ux. to G. Edward Haupt 
 and Margaret H. Brown, by deed dated February 22, 1912, 
 and recorded in the aforesaid Recorder’s office in Deed Book 
 Vol. 112, page 562, &c. 
 
 (b) And the other thereof situate and being on the 
 South side of public road leading from Bellefonte to what 
 was formerly the Bellefonte Furnace Company’s furnace 
 in the Borough of Bellefonte, County of Centre and State 
 of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit: 
 Beginning at a post on said road between lots Nos. 19 and 
 20, twenty feet from the centre of said road ; thence along 
 said road South sixty-four degrees East fifty feet to a 
 post; thence along a street South twenty-six degrees West, 
 seventy-seven feet to a post ; which is twenty feet on South 
 side of centre line of what has heretofore been the Central 
 Railroad Company of Pennsylvania’s track leading from 
 Bellefonte to Bellefonte Furnace Company’s furnace ; thence 
 parallel with the said track and twenty feet distant from 
 its centre line fifty feet to a post; thence North twenty- 
 six degrees East by line of lot No. 21, seventy-seven feet 
 to the place of beginning. Being part of lot No. 20 on the 
 
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plot or plan of Scott & Shoemaker’s Addition. Containing 
 three thousand nine hundred square feet. 
 
 Being the same two tracts of land which Charles F. 
 Schibener, by deed of conveyance bearing date January 29th 
 1919, did convey unto the American Lime & Stone Com- 
 pany, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre 
 County, in Deed Book Vol. 121, page 102. 
 
 73. Also all that certain messuage, tenement and 
 
 piece of land situate in Spring Township, Centre County, 
 Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows: Beginn- 
 
 ing at a post on Southeast corner of lot of Joseph F. 
 Williams; thence along said lot North Eleven (11) degrees 
 and thirty (30) minutes West four hundred and sixteen 
 (416) feet to land of Thomas 'Collins; thence by said land 
 of Thomas Collins North sixty-seven (67) degrees forty- 
 five (45) minutes East two hundred thirty-eight (238) feet 
 to lot of Robert Valentine; thence along said lot South 
 eleven (11) degrees and thirty (30) minutes East four 
 hundred and sixteen (416) feet to a common corner of lots 
 of Amelia P. Rhoades and Robert Valentine; thence South 
 sixty-seven (67) degrees and forty-five (45) minutes West 
 along lot of Amelia P. Rhoades two hundred and thirty- 
 eight (238) feet to the place of beginning. 
 
 Containing two acres and forty-two perches. 
 
 Being known and designated as lot No. 27 in the gen- 
 eral plan of the Second Addition by Shugert and Harris to 
 the Borough of Bellefonte. 
 
 Being the same tract of land which John P. Harris, 
 by deed of conveyance bearing date February 8, 1919, did 
 convey unto the American Lime & Stone Company, and 
 said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre County, in 
 Deed Book Vol. 121, page 103. 
 
 74. Also all that certain messuage, tenement and tract 
 
 or piece of land, situate in the Borough of Bellefonte, in the 
 County of Centre and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and 
 described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a post in the 
 
 centre of the public road leading from Bellefonte to Cole- 
 ville, thence along the centre line of said public road North 
 seventy two degrees fifty two minutes East four hundred 
 and seventy five feet to a post, thence by land formerly 
 vested in Daniel Rhoads, Surviving Trustee under the last 
 will and testament of William A. Thomas, deceased, and by 
 the centre line of a street known as First Street, leading 
 
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to Limekiln formerly of McCalmont & Co., now of the said 
 American Lime and Stone Company, North twenty two de- 
 grees forty four minutes West one hundred and seventy 
 two feet to a post, thence by other land formerly vested in 
 the said Daniel Rhoads, Surviving Trustee as aforesaid, and 
 by land formerly of the Bellefonte Glass Company, South 
 sixty six degrees forty one minutes West four hundred and 
 seventy three feet to a post, thence by land formerly con- 
 veyed to the Bellefonte Glass Manufacturing Company, now 
 or formerly used as a roadway, South twenty two degrees 
 fifty one minutes East, one hundred and sixteen and five- 
 tenths feet to the place of beginning, containing one acre 
 and eighty six and eight-tenth perches, more or less. 
 
 Being the same tract of land which Bellefonte Central 
 Railroad Company, by deed of conveyance bearing date 
 March 5th, 1919, did convey unto the American Lime & 
 Stone Company, and said deed of conveyance is recorded 
 in Centre County, in Deed Book Vol. 121, page 284. 
 
 75. Also all that certain messuage, tenement and piece 
 or parcel of land situate in the Township of Spring, in the 
 County of Centre, and State of Pennsylvania, (at one time 
 being a portion of what is known as The Milesburg Iron 
 Works property) the said premises hereby conveyed be- 
 ing bounded and described, as follows, to wit: Beginning 
 
 at an Iron Pin at Public Road ; thence along said Road North 
 fifty-two (52) degrees and fifteen (15) minutes West one 
 hundred and twenty-eight (128) feet to abutment of Iron 
 Bridge; thence North seventy-eight (78) degrees East 
 seven hundred and eighteen (718) feet to a post at or near 
 Switch ; thence along what has heretofore been right-of-way 
 of the Central Railroad Company of Pennsylvania South 
 seventy-one (71) degrees West four hundred and fifty (450) 
 feet to a post; thence along same South sixty-five (65) de- 
 grees West one hundred and ninety-two (192) feet to the 
 place of beginning; Containing one hundred and eleven and 
 one-half (lHi/ 2 ) perches together with the right to take 
 water from Spring Creek through a three (3) inch pipe 
 under proper and reasonable conditions and restrictions 
 for the purpose of supplying the engines of said Railroad 
 Company, its successors and assigns. 
 
 Being the same tract of land which Charles F. Schibe- 
 ner, by deed of conveyance bearing date April 9th, 1919, 
 did convey unto the American Lime & Stone Company, and 
 said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre County, in 
 Deed Book Vol. 120, page 636. 
 
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76. Also all that certain piece of land situate in the 
 West Ward of the Borough of Bellefonte, in the County of 
 Centre and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as 
 follows, to wit: Beginning at a corner on the line dividing 
 the laws of the said Railroad Company and the American 
 Lime & Stone Company at the intersection of the North 
 side of Iron Alley with the said dividing line; thence along 
 the North side of Iron Alley South sixty-three (63) de- 
 grees thirty-two (32) minutes West two hundred fifty-three 
 (253) feet to a corner; thence North twenty-two (22) de- 
 grees fifty-eight (58) minutes West for seventy-two (72) 
 feet to a corner; thence North eighty-six (86) degrees 
 West for eight (8) feet to a corner; thence North sixty- 
 three (63) degrees thirty-two (32) minutes East one hun- 
 dred sixty-seven (167) feet to a comer; thence North 
 seventy-three (73) degrees twenty-seven (27) minutes East 
 for ninety-three (93) feet to a corner on the dividing line 
 between lands of the said Railroad Company and the lands 
 of the said American Lime & Stone Company ; thence along 
 said dividing line South twenty-two (22) degrees fifty-eight 
 (58) minutes East for sixty (60) feet to the place of the 
 beginning; Containing sixty-six (66) perches; which said 
 piece of land is shown, colored green, in the plat or map ac- 
 companying the deed. 
 
 Being the same tract of land which Bellefonte Central 
 Railroad Company, by deed of conveyance bearing date 
 April 17, 1919, did convey unto the American Lime & Stone 
 Company, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre 
 County, in Deed Book Vol. 121, page 285. 
 
 77. Also all those certain premises situate in the Bor- 
 
 ough of Bellefonte, County of Centre and State of Penn- 
 sylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Be- 
 
 ginning at the Northeast corner of the property of H. M. 
 Underwood on the public road, thence South sixty-six 
 degrees forty-one minutes West one hundred forty-five 
 and five-tenths feet, thence South twenty-four and one- 
 half degrees East twenty-eight feet, thence by a line 
 parallel with the first line, namely, North sixty-six degrees 
 and forty-one minutes East one hundred forty-five and 
 five-tenths feet to a post, thence North twenty-one degrees 
 forty-four minutes West twenty-eight feet to the place of 
 beginning. 
 
 Being a strip of land one hundred forty-five and five- 
 tenths (145.5) feet long and twenty-eight (28) feet wide, 
 
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being the northern part of the premises which the Trus- 
 tees of the Estate of William A. Thomas, late of the Bor- 
 ough of Bellefonte, deceased, conveyed to H. M. Under- 
 wood by their deed dated October 29, 1915, recorded at 
 Bellefonte in Deed Book Volume 117, page 306, etc. 
 
 Being the same tract of land which H. M. Underwood, 
 by deed of conveyance bearing date July 1, 1919, did con- 
 vey unto the American Lime & Stone Company, and said 
 deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre County, in Deed 
 Book Vol. 123, Page 13. 
 
 78. Also all that certain lot or piece of ground situate 
 in the Township of Spring, in the County of Centre and 
 State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, 
 to wit: Beginning at a stake on the south-western side of 
 the right of way of the Bellefonte Central Railroad Com- 
 pany at Station 26+28, thence crossing Buffalo Run and 
 along other land of the parties of the first part (on which 
 other land are erected eight double dwelling houses) the 
 said line running from said last above mentioned stake 
 North sixty four degrees forty minutes East three hundred 
 and forty five feet and five inches to a stake, and said line 
 thus running at a distance of thirty three feet northwardly 
 from the line of the front walls of the three of said houses 
 that front northwardly but are in the rear of the five other 
 houses which five other houses front on the public road 
 leading from Coleville to Bellefonte; thence along land 
 formerly of the Titan Metal Company now of the said Amer- 
 ican Lime and Stone Company North twenty four degrees 
 fifty minutes West two hundred and three feet and eight 
 inches to a stake ; thence curving toward the left on a curve 
 whose radius is nine hundred and thirty five and four- 
 tenths feet and concentric with 'the centre line of the Belle- 
 fonte Central Railroad Company a distance of three hun- 
 dred and ninety five feet to the place of beginning. 
 
 Being the same tract of land which, with certain water 
 rights reserved as expressed in the deed, J. Norman Sherer, 
 by deed of conveyance bearing date of August 7, 1919, did 
 convey unto the American Lime and Stone Company, and 
 said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre County, in 
 Deed Book Vol. 121, page 474. 
 
 79. Also all that certain messuage, tenement and tract 
 of land situate in Spring Township, Centre County, Pennsyl- 
 vania, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning 
 
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at a post one hundred and ninety (190) feet from the South- 
 west corner of a piece of land formerly belonging to John 
 L. Kurtz and now to the Bellefonte Furnace Company North 
 twenty-seven (27) degrees West along land of the Belle- 
 fonte Furnace Company ninety-four (94), feet to a post at 
 Amos Garbrick’s lot, thence South thirty-four (34) degrees 
 and forty-five (45') minutes West along land of Amos Gar- 
 brick two hundred and twenty (220) feet to a post on line 
 of right of way belonging to the Bellefonte Furnace Com- 
 pany, thence North sixty-two (62) degrees East along afore- 
 said right of way one hundred and ninety-five (195) feet 
 to the place of beginning, containing nine thousand one hun- 
 dred and fifty-seven (9157) feet, being part of a larger 
 tract of land conveyed to Amos Garbrick recorded in Book 
 “U” No. 2, page 501. 
 
 Being the same tract of land which Amos Garbrick by 
 deed of conveyance dated June 19, 1920, did convey unto the 
 American Lime and Stone Company, and said deed of con- 
 veyance is recorded in Centre County, in Deed Book Vol. 
 123, page 480. 
 
 80. Also all that certain messuage, tenement and tract 
 or piece of land, situate in the Township of Spring, in the 
 County of Centre and State of Pensylvania, bounded and de- 
 scribed as follows, to wit: Beginning at a stake on the 
 southwestern side of the right of way of the Bellefonte 
 Central Railroad Company at Station 26+28 ; thence South 
 nineteen degrees forty six minutes West one hundred and 
 fifty five feet to a stake being on the right of way line of 
 the Bellefonte Central Railroad; thence South eight de- 
 grees fifteen minutes East one hundred and thirty four feet 
 to a stake; thence North seventy three degrees forty five 
 minutes East eighty six feet to a stake; thence North 
 sixty four degrees forty minutes East along and parallel 
 with the public road leading from Coleville to Bellefonte, 
 four hundred feet to a stake; thence by land formerly of 
 Thomas A. Shoemaker now of the said American Lime and 
 Stone Company North twenty four degrees fifty minutes 
 West two hundred and forty nine feet and four inches to 
 a stake; thence along land formerly of the parties of the 
 first part hereto, now of the said American Lime and Stone 
 Company, party of the second part hereto, previously con- 
 veyed by a deed from the said parties of the first part here- 
 to to the said parties of the second part hereto, dated the 
 seventh day of August, A. D. 1919, and recorded in the 
 office for the recording of deeds, &c. in and for the said 
 
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County of Centre in Deed Book 121, page 474, &c, South 
 sixty four degrees forty minutes West three hundred and 
 forty five feet and five inches to the place of beginning. 
 Thereon erected eight double dwelling houses. 
 
 Being the same tract of land which, with certain water 
 right reservations, J. Norman Sherer, by deed of conveyance 
 bearing date June 28, 1920, did convey unto the American 
 Lime & Stone Company, and said deed of conveyance is 
 recorded in Centre County, in Deed Book 128, page 511. 
 
 81. Also all those five certain messuages, tenements 
 and tracts of land, situate in the Township of Spring, in the 
 County of Centre and v State of Pennsylvania, bounded and 
 described as follows, to wit: No. 1. One thereof beginning 
 at a point in the public road leading from Bellefonte to the 
 village of Coleville; thence along said public road north 
 seventy-four degrees east sixteen perches; thence along 
 other lands formerly of the estate of William A. Thomas, 
 deceased, south sixteen degrees east seventy-six and one- 
 half perches to lands of or formerly of John Bland and 
 others; thence by the latter south seventy degrees west 
 forty-one perches to lands formerly of John Garbrick and 
 others; thence north twenty-eight and one-half degrees 
 west forty-six and one-fourth perches to lands formerly of 
 public road; thence north twenty-nine degrees east forty- 
 eight and one half perches to place of beginning, containing 
 nineteen and one-half acres and sixty-two perches, net 
 measure. 
 
 Excepting and reserving therefrom and thereout, how- 
 ever, all that certain lot of ground formerly of James E. 
 Conroy, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at 
 
 a point in the public road leading from Bellefonte to Cole- 
 ville on the line between land formerly of the William A. 
 Thomas Estate and the Fair Ground property; thence 
 south seventy-four degrees west to the northwest corner 
 of the office belonging to and formerly used as an office at 
 the entrance gate to said Fair Ground; thence northwest 
 by the side of said office as located on the ground to a tree 
 at the foot of the hill, or where the road down hill termi- 
 nates at the water tank, and on the east side of said road ; 
 thence by line parallel with front line north seventy-four de- 
 grees east to intersect the line formerly of the Thomas Es- 
 tate; thence along the same north sixteen degrees west 
 to the place of beginning. 
 
 Also excepting and reserving therefrom and thereout 
 all that certain messuage, tenement and tract of land known 
 
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as the Bellefonte Central Railroad Car Shop property, in so 
 far at it falls within the lines of the above described tract, 
 which Car Shop property is fully described in a certain deed 
 from the Bellefonte Furnace Company to the Bellefonte 
 Central Railroad Company, dated February 1, 1909, and 
 recorded in the aforesaid Recorder’s Office in Deed Book 
 101, page 381 &c. 
 
 No. 2. One other thereof being a portion of the above 
 reserved lot of ground formerly of James E. Conroy, the 
 portion hereby conveyed being bounded and described as 
 follows: Beginning at a point in what was formerly the 
 
 centre line of the Furnace Branch of the Central Railroad 
 Company of Pennsylvania and on the line of land of or 
 formerly of Thomas A. Shoemaker, and lands formerly 
 owned by James E. Conroy, deceased; North fifteen degrees 
 and fifteen minutes west thirty one feet to a point twenty 
 feet from the aforesaid centre line measured at right angle 
 thereto ; thence following a curve to the left with a radius 
 of four hundred ninety eight feet parallel and twenty feet 
 from what was formerly the centre line of the aforesaid 
 railroad, one hundred and sixteen feet to the line of land 
 formerly of Mary A. Conroy, formerly of James E. Conroy, 
 deceased, and land formerly of the Bellefonte Furnace 
 Company; thence across what was formerly the railroad 
 north seventy five degrees east along lands formerly of the 
 Bellefonte Furnace Company sixty eight feet to the line 
 of land formerly of Thomas A. Shoemaker; thence along 
 lands formerly of Thomas A. Shoemaker North fifteen de- 
 grees and fifteen minutes west sixty four feet to the place 
 of beginning, containing three thousand four hundred and 
 sixty two square feet. 
 
 No. 3. One other thereof bounded and described as 
 follows, to wit: Beginning at a Wild Cherry, thence South 
 fifty four degrees East, two hundred thirty feet to another 
 Wild Cherry; thence South forty-five degrees West, two 
 hundred sixty two feet to a post ; thence on a straight line 
 to the place of beginning, being a triangular piece of land. 
 
 No. 4. One other thereof bounded and described as 
 follows, to wit: Beginning at a stone on the line between 
 the lands of or formerly of Amos Garbrick and formerly of 
 the Bellefonte Furnace Company; thence by land of or 
 formerly of the said Amos Garbrick south sixty and one- 
 fourth degrees west eight and four-tenths rods to a cedar 
 
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tree; thence by same south sixty degrees west sixteen and 
 eight-tenth rods to a stone ; thence by same south forty nine 
 and one-fourth degrees west twenty six rods to a stone; 
 thence by same south thirty three and one-half degrees 
 west five and two-tenths rods to a stone ; thence by land or 
 or formerly of William Humes Estate south fifty two de- 
 grees east one rod to a stone ; thence by land of or formerly 
 of Amos Garbrick on a line twenty feet from what was 
 formerly the centre of the railroad leading to the furnace, 
 north fifty one degrees east nineteen and eight-tenths rods 
 to stone; thence by same north fifty and one-fourth degrees 
 East nine rods to a stone; thence by same north sixty 
 three and three-fourths degrees east seventeen and six- 
 tenths rods to stone; thence diverging from the line of 
 railroad and by land of or formerly of Amos Garbrick south 
 thirty five degrees east seven and five-tenths rods to stone ; 
 thence by land of or formerly of the Bellefonte Furnace 
 Company north seventy degrees east eight and five-tenths 
 rods to a stone; thence by same north twenty eight de- 
 grees west eleven and five-tenths rods to the place of be- 
 ginning, containing one hundred and fifty four perches. 
 
 No. 5. Also all right, title and interest of the party of 
 the first part hereto, of, in and to all that certain messuage, 
 tenement and tract of land, situate in the Township of 
 Spring, in the County of Centre and State of Pennsylvania, 
 bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at 
 
 a post one hundred and ninety feet from the south west 
 comer of a piece of land formerly belonging to John L. 
 Kurtz and later to the Bellefonte Furnace company, north 
 twenty seven degrees west along land formerly of the 
 Bellefonte Furnace Company ninety four feet to a post at 
 a lot of or formerly of Amos Garbrick ; thence south thirty 
 five degrees and forty five minutes west along land of or 
 formerly of Amos Garbrick two hundred and twenty feet 
 to a post on line of what was formerly a railroad right of 
 way strip formerly belonging to the Bellefonte Furnace 
 Company, thence north sixty two degrees east along afore- 
 said right of way strip one hundred and ninety five feet 
 to the place of beginning, containing nine thousand one 
 hundred fifty seven square feet. 
 
 Being the same five tracts of land which John Lowber 
 Welsh, Jr., by deed of conveyance bearing date June 30, 
 1920, did convey unto the American Lime & Stone Company, 
 and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre County, in 
 Deed Book 123, page 509. 
 
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82. All those certain two messuages, tenements and 
 tracts of land situate in Patton Township, Centre County, 
 Pennsylvania, bounded and described, as follows: No. 1. 
 
 Beginning at a stone on the Northern side of the right of 
 way of the Bellefonte Central Railroad, upon what is known 
 as the Green farm, thence along said right of way of said 
 Railroad South sixty-nine and one-half (69%) degrees West 
 fifty-three (53) rods to a stone, thence North twenty (20) 
 degrees West six (6) rods to a stone, thence North sixty- 
 nine and one-half (69%) degrees East fifty-three (53) 
 rods to a stone, thence North twenty (20) degrees West 
 one hundred and sixty-five (165) feet, thence North twenty- 
 eight (28) degrees West three hundred and sixty-three 
 (363) feet, thence North forty (40) degrees West one hun- 
 dred and thirty-eight (138) feet, thence North fifty-one 
 (51) feet, thence North fifty-one (51) degrees West five 
 hundred and twenty-eight (528) feet, thence North fifty- 
 three (53) degrees West five hundred and twenty eight 
 (528) feet, thence North fifty (50) degrees West three 
 hundred and sixty-three (363) feet, thence North forty- 
 five and three-fourths (45%) degrees West five hundred 
 (500) feet, thence North forty-eight and one-half (48%) de- 
 grees West to the middle line of the good lime stone vein 
 upon the said Green farm, thence in a northeasterly 
 direction by the centre line of the said lime stone vein 
 one hundred (100) feet, thence from the centre line 
 of the said lime stone vein South forty-eight and one- 
 half (48%) degrees East three hundred and fifty (350) 
 or thereabouts, thence South forty-five and three-fourths 
 (45%) degrees East five hundred (500) feet, thence by a 
 course at right angles with the last mentioned course 
 seventy (70) feet, thence South fifty (50) degrees East 
 three hundred and sixty-three (363) feet, thence South 
 fifty-three (53) degrees East five hundred and twenty- 
 eight feet, thence South fifty-one (51) degrees East five 
 hundred twenty-eight (528) feet, thence South forty (40) 
 degrees East one hundred and thirty-eight (138) feet, 
 thence South twenty-eight (28) degrees East three hundred 
 sixty-three (363) feet, thence South twenty (20) degrees 
 East one hundred and sixty-five (165) feet, thence South 
 twenty (20) degrees East six (6) rods, thence South sixty- 
 nine and one-half (69%) degrees West thirty (30) feet 
 to the place of beginning. 
 
 No. 2. Also all that certain messuage, tenement and 
 tract of land five hundred (500) feet wide extending across 
 
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the Green Estate and bounded as follows: By a line one 
 
 hundred and fifty (150) feet to the Northwest by a centre 
 line of the good lime stone vein upon the said Green Estate, 
 and by a line parallel to the aforesaid line three hundred and 
 fifty (350) feet to the Southeast of the said centre line of 
 the said lime stone vein and extending in a Northeasterly 
 and Southwesterly direction to the boundary lines of the 
 said farm. The said tract including in its boundaries a por- 
 tion of the tract No. 1 hereinbefore described, containing 
 approximately forty-one (41) acres. 
 
 Being the same two tracts of land which Elizabeth D. 
 Green et al., by deed of conveyance bearing date July 13, 
 1920, did convey unto the American Lime & Stone Company, 
 and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Centre County, 
 in Deed Book Vol. 127, page 122. 
 
 83. Also all that certain messuage, tenement and tract 
 of land situate in Spring Township, Centre County, Penn- 
 sylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Begin- 
 ning at a post, thence along land of American Lime and 
 Stone Company North forty-five (45°) degrees East fifty- 
 three (53) perches to post; thence along land now or form- 
 erly of Conrad Miller South twenty-three (23°) degrees 
 forty (40') minutes East ninety-one and three-tenth (91.3) 
 perches to post on the West of the Right of Way formerly 
 of the Central Railroad of Pennsylvania; thence along land 
 of Armor Estate South fifty-nine and three-fourth (59%°) 
 degrees West fifty-four and fifty-four one-hundredths 
 (54.54) perches to post; thence North seventy and one- 
 fourth (7014) degrees West twenty and thirty-six one- 
 hundredths (20.36) perches to post and stone; thence across 
 said Right of Way North fifty-three and three-fourths 
 (53%°) East fourteen and fourteen one hundredths (14.14) 
 perches to stone; thence North eighty (80°) degrees West 
 nineteen and fifty-seven one-hundredths (19.57) perches to 
 post the place of beginning, containing fourteen (14) acres 
 sixty-seven and thirty-two hundredths (67.32) perches net 
 measure. 
 
 Excepting and reserving thereout all lime stone ; and in 
 case ledge of good lime stone is determined to be in said 
 premises it was agreed to purchase same at an additional 
 consideration of thirty-five hundred dollars, for which deed 
 to be delivered for same. 
 
 Being the same tract of land which Monroe Armor 
 (widower) Amanda T. Miller, et al., by deed of conveyance 
 
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bearing date July 26, 1920, did convey unto the American 
 Lime & Stone Company, and said deed of conveyance is 
 recorded in Centre County, in Deed Book Vol. 124, page 481. 
 
 84. Also all the certain personal property, goods and 
 chattels which Joseph M. Brockerhoff by Bill of Sale, bear- 
 ing date May 15, 1920, and recorded in Centre County, in 
 Miscellaneous Book Vol. U, page 248, did convey unto the 
 American Lime & Stone Company, said personel property 
 goods and chattels now remaining and being, as to part of 
 the railroad track mentioned in the said Bill of Sale, 
 on right of way obtained from Monroe Armor, et al., 
 and the said American Lime & Stone Company, and, 
 as to the residue of said personal property, on a cer- 
 tain tract of land situate in the Township of Spring, 
 in the County of Centre and State of Pennsylvania, which 
 said tract of land containing one hundred and thirty three 
 acres more or less is described in a certain Indenture dated 
 the twenty-ninth day of November, A. D. 1913, between 
 Mary H. Miller and Julia Mignot, of the first part thereto, 
 and Conrad Miller and John Mignot, then trading and doing 
 business as the Empire Lime Kilns, of the second part 
 thereto, recorded in the office for the recording of deeds, 
 &c. in and for the said County of Centre, in Miscellaneous 
 Book Vol. T page 610, &c., and being property title to which, 
 among other things, became vested in the said Joseph M. 
 Brockerhoff by two certain deeds, one thereof dated the 
 thirty-first day of December, A. D. 1919, from Wilfrid I. 
 Miller, Guardian of Conrad Miller, to John Mignot, recorded 
 in the aforesaid Recorder’s Office in Miscellaneous Book 
 Vol. U, page 124, &c. and the other thereof dated the four- 
 teenth day of February, A. D. 1920, from John Mignot and 
 Julia, his wife, to the said Joseph M. Brockerhoff, recorded 
 in the aforesaid Recorder’s Office in Deed Book Vol. 123, 
 page 278, &c; and being personal property mentioned in a 
 certain Indenture of Lease dated May 15, 1920 and recorded 
 in Centre County in Micellaneous Book Vol. U. page 249 from 
 the said Joseph M. Brockerhoff, Henry Brockerhoff and the 
 Commonwealth Trust Company, of Harrisburg, Pennsyl- 
 vania, Trustee of Margaret Brockerhoff and the said Henry 
 Brockerhoff under the last will and testament of Andrew 
 Brockerhoff, deceased, to the said American Lime and Stone 
 Company, leasing the right and privilege of taking all the 
 limestone upon three certain tracts of land situate in Spring 
 Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, therein designated 
 
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as Tract No. 1, Tract No. 2, and Tract No. 3, with ap- 
 purtenant rights relative thereto. 
 
 Also all that certain Indenture of Lease aforesaid dated 
 May 15, 1920, from the said Joseph M. Brockerhoff, et al., to 
 the said American Lime and Stone Company, etc., recorded 
 in Centre County, Pennsylvania, in Misc. Book, Vol. U. 
 page 249, etc.; said lessors having consented to the mort- 
 gaging of said Lease by a writing intended forthwith to be 
 recorded. 
 
 B. Of the lands situate in Huntingdon County. 
 
 85. Also that certain tract of land situate in Warriors- 
 mark Township, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, bounded 
 and described as follows : Beginning at a pine tree near rail- 
 road bluff and on line of property of Juniata Mining Com- 
 pany, thence north along said line 19 degrees west 29.64 
 rods to a post, thence east 66.2 perches to a post, thence 
 north 431/2 degrees east 26.2 rods to elm, thence north 
 53 degrees east 15.2 perches to a white oak, thence north 
 10% degrees east 51 perches to a post, thence south 29% 
 degrees east 61.5 perches to a stone pile, thence south 
 25% degrees west 61 perches to an ash, thence north 77 
 degrees west 12.6 perches to a post, thence south 66 de- 
 grees west 46.5 perches to a point on west end of No. 6 
 bridge coping, thence north 66% degrees west 46.2 perches 
 to white pine and place of beginning, containing 37 acres 
 and 9 perches, and being the same tract of land which 
 A. A. Stevens and Sarah C., his wife, by their deed of 
 conveyance bearing date July 1, 1902, did convey unto the 
 American Lime and Stone Company, and said deed of con- 
 veyance is recorded in Huntingdon County in Deed Book 
 U 4, page 350. 
 
 86. Also all that certain tract of land situate in 
 Franklin Township, now Spruce Creek Township, Hunt- 
 ingdon County, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as 
 follows : Beginning at stones, thence across the railroad and 
 by the tract described below north 44% degrees east 50.7 
 perches to cedar, thence by land of Jesse Fisher south 
 36% degrees east 95 perches to stones, thence by lands of 
 G. W. Stewart south 58% degrees west 23 perches to stones, 
 thence south 39 degrees east 61 perches to stones, thence 
 south 20% degrees east 24 perches to stones, thence 50% 
 degrees east 22 perches to stones, thence south 28% de- 
 grees west 20 perches to stones and cedar, thence south 
 
77 % degrees west 26.6 perches to a black oak, thence 
 north 22 degrees west 48.5 perches, thence north 39 de- 
 grees east 3.8 perches to stones, thence north 33% de- 
 grees west 17.6 perches to stones, thence south 44% de- 
 grees west 24.6 perches across the railroad to stones, thence 
 by land of James Cullen south 51% degrees west 20.5 
 perches to the Little Juniata River, thence up the river 
 north 37% degrees west 44.5 perches, thence north 30 de- 
 grees west 16.5 perches, thence north 5% degrees west 
 24 perches, thence north 20% degrees east 22.4 perches, 
 thence north 25% degrees west 38 perches to the place 
 beginning, containing 68 acres and 42 perches net measure. 
 
 Excepting and reserving those certain three strips or 
 parcels of land, the one being in two separate parts No. 1 
 containing .225 of an acre more or less, and No. 2 con- 
 taining .369 of an acre more or less, and the other con- 
 taining .305 of an acre more or less, which Adie A. Stevens 
 and Emma M., his wife, and Adie A. Stevens, widower, 
 conveyed respectively on April 12, 1898, and March 16, 
 1900, to the Pennsylvania Railroad Company certain rights 
 and privileges , and for certain purposes and uses as more 
 fully set out in their deeds of conveyance recorded in Deed 
 Books N 4, page 390, and O 4, page 474. 
 
 87. Also all that certain tract of land situate in 
 Franklin Township, now Spruce Creek Township, Hunting- 
 don County, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows : 
 Beginning at stones near the bank of the Little Juniata 
 River, thence across the road to Union Furnace and the 
 railroad and along the above described tract of land north 
 44% degrees east 35.5 perches to stones and sugar pointer, 
 thence by land of G. W. Stewart north 36% degrees west 
 
 44.5 perches to a hickory, thence south 20% degrees west 
 4 perches to stones and pointers, thence 72% degrees west 
 
 28.6 perches to a willow on the road to Union Furnace, 
 thence along said road south 12% degrees east 22.8 perches 
 across the railroad bridge to stones on the bank of the 
 Little Juniata River, thence south 25% degrees east 41 
 perches to the place of beginning, containing 10 acres net 
 measure. 
 
 The aforesaid two last described tracts of land being 
 the same tracts of land which A. A. Stevens and Sarah C., 
 his wife, by their deed of conveyance bearing date July 1, 
 1902 did convey unto the American Lime and Stone Com- 
 pany, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Huntingdon 
 County in Deed Book U 4, page 350. 
 
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88. Also that certain tract of land situate in War- 
 
 riorsmark Township, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, 
 bounded and described as follows: Adjoining lands of the 
 
 estate of Andrew Robeson, William C. Gensimere and George 
 W. Gensimere, George K. and J. H. Shoenberger and others, 
 and the Juniata River, containing 100 acres more or less, 
 and known as the Robeson farm, having thereon then erected 
 a two story log dwelling house and stone stable, and being 
 the same tract of land which A. G. Morris and Mary E., 
 his wife, by their deed of conveyance bearing date Nov- 
 ember 17, 1902, did convey unto the American Lime and 
 Stone Company, and said deed of conveyance is recorded 
 in Huntingdon County, in Deed Book V 4, page 208. 
 
 89. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Frank- 
 lin Township, now Spruce Creek Township, Huntingdon Co., 
 Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows : Beginning 
 at an ash near the east or north bank of the Juniata River, 
 thence north 25% degrees east 65 perches to stones, thence 
 south 30 degrees east 113.2 perches to post, thence south 
 44 % degrees 18.9 perches to stones, thence north 36% 
 degrees west 44.5 perches to hickory, thence north 20% de- 
 grees west 4 perches to stones, thence south 72% degrees 
 west 22.8 perches to a willow on bank of Juniata River, 
 thence up and following the river north 47 degrees west 
 29.93 perches to the place of beginning, containing 21 acres 
 and 100 perches and allowance, and being the same tract of 
 land which A. A. Stevens and Sarah C., his wife, by their 
 deed of conveyance bearing date July 1, 1902, did convey 
 unto the American Lime and Stone Company, and said deed 
 of conveyance is recorded in Huntingdon County in Deed 
 Book U 4, page 350. 
 
 90. Also the undivided 14/17 interests of, in and to 
 
 all that certain tract of land situate in Spruce Creek Town- 
 ship, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, bounded and de- 
 scribed as follows: First, beginning at a point where the 
 
 line of the property of the Estate of George W. Stewart 
 intersects the line of the property of A. A. Stevens on the 
 top of the hill above the quarry, thence south 56% degrees 
 west 23 perches to stones at a corner of the property of A. 
 A. Stevens, thence south 39 degrees east 61 perches to 
 stones, thence south 20% degrees east 24 perches to stones, 
 thence south 50% degrees east 22 perches to stones, thence 
 along the Township Road north 82% degrees — to a post in 
 
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the middle of the Township Road, thence north 36 degrees 
 west 1660 feet to the place of beginning, containing 17.5 
 acres. 
 
 Together with such additional land appertaining there- 
 to as may be necessary to furnish a convenient right of 
 way from the Township Road through bars at a point on 
 said Township Road north of the house then occupied by 
 Nich. Johnson, doing as little damage as possible in obtain- 
 ing a reasonable grade to the line of said tract of land 
 herein described, and also subject to a certain reservation 
 as set forth in the following paragraph number 91 of this 
 mortgage. 
 
 91. Also the undivided 14/17 interests of, in and to 
 all that certain tract of land situate in Spruce Creek Town- 
 ship, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, bounded and de- 
 scribed as follows : Second, beginning at a point on the Town- 
 ship Road leading from Union Furnace to Tyrone near a 
 dwelling house owned by A. A. Stevens, thence south 44% 
 degrees west 24.6 perches to stones, thence down along line 
 of the railroad track and parallel with it to No. 5 Bridge, 
 thence across said railroad track south 77% degrees west — 
 to a point on the line of the property of the said A. A. 
 Stevens, thence north 22 degrees west 48 perches to a point, 
 thence north 33 degrees east 3.5 perches to stones, thence 
 north 33% degrees west 17.5 perches to the place of be- 
 ginning, containing 7% acres. 
 
 Reserving, however, out of these tracts of land for all 
 times thereafter, the free and uninterrupted access to the 
 spring thereon for the purpose of watering stock or obtain- 
 ing water for domestic use, together with any necessary 
 road to reach the same by stock or with wagons. 
 
 The aforesaid two last described tracts of land being 
 the same tracts of land which Martha E. Stewart, widow, 
 and others, by their deed of conveyance bearing date Feb- 
 ruary 1, 1902, did convey unto the American Lime and Stone 
 Company, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Hunt- 
 ingdon County in Deed Book U 4, page 341. 
 
 92. Also all that certain tract of land in the Town- 
 
 ship of Morris, County of Huntingdon and State of Penn- 
 sylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Be- 
 
 ginning at a Chestnut thence by lands of Henry S. Moyer 
 North Forty-two (42) degrees East Four Hundred and 
 Thirty-six and five tenth (436.5) feet to a post; thence 
 
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North Twenty-three (23) degrees East Six Hundred and 
 Fifty-nine (659) feet to a walnut; thence North Twenty-one 
 (21) degrees West Two Hundred and Eighty-five (285) feet 
 crossing Township Road to post and stones; thence North 
 Thirty-four (34) degrees East Eleven Hundred and Six 
 (1106) feet to a post; thence by lands of L. M. Hagerty 
 South Seven (7) degrees Fifteen (15) minutes West Three 
 Hundred and Sixty (360) feet to a post; thence North 
 Seventy-two (72) degrees Thirty (30) minutes East Five 
 Hundred and Fifty (550) feet to a Jack Pine (down) ; thence 
 by lands of P. McGinley, now Mrs. Rose Zackarias, South 
 Twenty-five (25) degrees West Five Hundred and Thirty 
 (530) feet to a point at or near the Pennsylvania Railroad 
 right of way along the Frankstown Branch of the Juniata 
 River; thence along a curve of a radius Seven Hundred 
 and Ninety-four and six tenths (794.6) feet a distance of 
 Eight Hundred and Fifty-four and four tenths (854.4) feet 
 to a point; thence south Eight (8) degrees Forty-eight (48) 
 minutes East Five Hundred and Thirty-three and nine 
 tenth (533.9) feet to a point; thence along a curve of a 
 radius of Eleven Hundred and Fifty-five and six tenth 
 (1155.6) feet a distance of Two Hundred and Seventy (270) 
 feet to a point ; thence along land formerly of the Pennsyl- 
 vania Railroad Company North Eighty— eight (88) degrees 
 West Ninety-seven (97) feet to a point; thence South Two 
 (2) degrees West One Hundred and Sixty-five (165) feet to 
 a point; thence South Eighty-eight (88) degrees East 
 Seventy-eight and seven tenth (78.7) feet to a point; thence 
 along a curve of a radius of Eleven Hundred and Fifty-five 
 and six tenth (1155.6) feet Two Hundred and Ninety-two 
 (292) feet to a point; thence by lands formerly of the Penn- 
 sylvania Railroad Company, now of estate of A. A. Stevens, 
 deceased, ; North Eighty-four (84 1 ) degrees Thirty (30) 
 minutes West Three Hundred and Forty-one (341) feet to 
 a point ; thence South Five (5) degrees Thirty (30) minutes 
 West Four Hundred and Eighty-five and one tenth (485.1) 
 feet to a point; thence South Fifty-seven (57) degrees 
 Thirty (30) minutes West Two Hundred and Fifty-two and 
 four tenth (252.4) feet to a point; thence South Sixty-three 
 (63) degrees West One Hundred and Fifty-three and seven 
 tenth (153.7) feet to a point; thence South Sixty-eight (68) 
 degrees Thirty (30) minutes West Ninety-five and two 
 tenth (95.2) feet to a point; thence South Eighty-four (84) 
 degrees Thirty (30) minutes West Seventy-three and five 
 tenth (73.5) feet to a point; thence North Eighty-nine (89) 
 degrees West Ninety-nine and three tenth (99.3) feet to a 
 
point; thence South Eighty-six (86) degrees West One Hun- 
 dred and Two (102) feet to a point; thence South Sixty 
 and one-half (6OV2) degrees West Eighty-eight and five 
 tenth (88.5) feet to a point; thence South Thirty-six (36) 
 degrees Fifty (50) minutes West One Hundred and Nine- 
 teen (119) feet to a point; thence South Twenty-six (2(D 
 degrees Forty (40) minutes West Two Hundred and Two 
 and five tenth (202.5) feet to a point; thence South Eigh- 
 teen (18) degrees Fifteen (15) minutes West Forty-five (45) 
 feet to a point ; thence along a curve of a radius of Six Hund- 
 red and Three and seven tenth (603.7) feet a distance of 
 Four Hundred (400) feet to a point ; thence South Seventeen 
 (17) degrees Three (3) minutes East Four Hundred and 
 Sixty (460) feet to a point; thence South One (1) degree 
 East One Hundred and Seventy (170) feet to a point; thence 
 South Fifteen (15) degrees Forty-five (45) minutes West 
 One Hundred and Ninety-five (195) feet to a point; thence 
 South Twenty-two (22) degrees Thirty (30) minutes West 
 One Hundred and Sixty-six and Eight tenth (166.8) feet to a 
 point; thence South Forty (40) degrees Forty-five (45) 
 minutes West Ninety-six and three tenth (96.3) feet to a 
 point; thence South Sixty-three (63) degrees Thirty (30) 
 minutes West Three Hundred and Twenty-six (326) feet 
 to stones ; thence by lands of the heirs of Enoch Isenberg 
 North Twenty-six (26) degrees West Seven Hundred and 
 Seventy-five (775) feet to stones; thence North Twenty-one 
 (21) degrees Twenty-five (25) minutes East Five Hundred 
 and Ninety-five (595) feet to a red oak; thence North 
 Fifty-two (52) degrees Fifty-five (55) minutes West Six 
 Hundred and Ten (610) feet at the Public road on lands 
 of Henry S. Moyer; thence along the said public road and 
 lands of Henry S. Moyer North Thirty-six (36) degrees 
 Fifteen (15) minutes East Nineteen Hundred and Seventy- 
 three (1973) feet to a point; thence South Sixty (60) de- 
 grees East Three Hundred and Twenty-nine (329) feet to 
 the chestnut, the place of beginning, containing Ninety-four 
 (94) Acres, more or less, as shown by a survey made by 
 J. Luden Henry on the 5th day of August, A. D. 1913, a 
 blueprint of which said survey is attached to the deed of 
 Lewis iS. Goodman et ux. dated May 11th, A. D. 1917, and 
 recorded in the office for recording of deeds in Huntingdon 
 County, Pennsylvania, in Deed Book C No. 6, page 348, etc. 
 
 Being the same tract of land which the Juniata Trap 
 Rock Company, a corporation of the State of Penna., by 
 deed of conveyance bearing date December 11th, 1918, did 
 convey unto the American Lime & Stone Company, and 
 
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said deed of conveyance is recorded in Huntingdon County, 
 in Deed Book F No. 6, Page 327. 
 
 93. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Spruce 
 Creek Township, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, (form- 
 erly Franklin Township) bounded and described as fol- 
 lows : Bounded by lands of Robert Henderson on the South, 
 by lands of E. B. Isett on the East, on the North and West 
 by lands of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, David Gen- 
 simore, Jesse Fisher, and lands of the American Lime & 
 Stone Company, containing about one hundred (100) acres, 
 more or less, and upon which is erected a large bank barn, 
 frame dwelling house and other out-buildings. 
 
 Being the same tract of land which A. G. Morris by 
 deed of conveyance bearing date July 14th, 1921, did con- 
 vey unto the American Lime & Stone Company, and said 
 deed of conveyance is recorded in Huntingdon County, in 
 Deed Book Q No. 6, Page 15. 
 
 C. Of the lands situate partly in Huntingdon County 
 and partly in Blair County. 
 
 94. Also all that certain tract of land situate partly 
 in Warriorsmark Township, Huntingdon County, and partly 
 in Snyder Township, Blair County, Pennsylvania, bounded 
 and described as follows : Beginning at a white oak pointer 
 on Warriorsmark road on line of Jacob Stover land, thence 
 north 34 degrees west 129 perches along Stover’s line to 
 Bald Eagle Ridge, thence along said Ridge south 521/2 de- 
 grees west 130 perches to post at line of James Love’s prop- 
 erty, thence south 31 degrees east 87 perches along line of 
 James Love’s property to a post, thence along the same 
 south 561/2 degrees east 45 perches to a locust, thence south 
 26% degrees east 26.4 perches to post at public road, thence 
 south 51 degrees west 6 perches to a post, thence south 46 
 degrees west 40 perches to line of property of Tyrone Forges, 
 thence south 311/2 degrees east 41.1 perches to post, thence 
 south 18% degrees west 87 perches to a pine, thence south 
 49 degrees east 21 perches to a post, thence north 30 de- 
 grees east 89.5 perches to a hemlock, thence north 26% de- 
 grees east 34.8 perches to a hemlock, thence north 25% de- 
 grees west 22.9 perches to a pine, thence north 35 degrees 
 east 18.2 perches to an elm, thence north 26% degrees west 
 23.6 perches to stones, thence north 33% degrees east 47.3 
 perches to a white oak, thence north 65 degrees east 24 
 perches to stones, thence north 42 degrees east 13 perches 
 to stones, thence north 8 degrees east 18 perches to stones, 
 
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thence north 26 degrees east 10.8 perches to the place of 
 beginning, containing 150 acres more or less, and being the 
 same tract of land which A. A. Stevens and Sarah C., his 
 wife, by their deed of conveyance bearing date July 1, 1902, 
 did convey unto the American Lime and Stone Company, 
 and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Huntingdon 
 County in Deed Book U 4, page 350. 
 
 Excepting and reserving therefrom that part of the 
 aforesaid tract of land lying northwest of the Lewisburg 
 and Tyrone Branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad recently 
 sold by the American Lime and Stone Company to John 
 B. Campbell, bounded and described as follows: Beginning 
 at a point in the public road leading from Tyrone to War- 
 riorsmark which point is indicated by a white oak pointer, 
 thence by Hands now or lately owned by Mrs. Elizabeth 
 Hamer and known as the Hamer’s Mill Property following 
 the said road south 24% degrees west 10.4 perches to a point, 
 and south 9% degrees west 12.8 perches to the line of right 
 of way of the Lewisburg and Tyrone Branch of the Penn- 
 sylvania Railroad, thence along the said right of way south 
 54% degrees west 23.24 perches to a post, south 50 degrees 
 west 6 perches to a post, and south 43% degrees west 8 
 perches to a post at the line of the said Mill Property, thence 
 along the same south 65% degrees west 3.56 perches to a 
 white oak corner, thence along other lands of the within 
 grantee south 35% degrees west 12.66 perches to a post 
 at the aforementioned right of way, thence along said right 
 of way south 46 degrees west 4 perches to post, south 56% 
 degrees west 8 perches to a post, south 67% degrees west 
 8 perches to a post, south 79% degrees west 18.16 perches 
 to a post, and south 71% degrees west 14 perches to a 
 post at the line of lands formerly of James Love’s heirs, 
 now owned by John McGowen, thence along the last named 
 lands north 23% degrees west 14.2 perches to a locust comer, 
 north 53% degrees west 44.76 perches to a post, and north 
 28% degrees west 85 perches to a post and stones at the 
 line of lands of F. L. Peck, thence along the said last named 
 lands and lands of the Sunnyside Fruit Farm north 57 de- 
 grees east 132 perches to a post and stones, a corner of 
 lands of H. M. Stover, thence along said Stover land south 
 30% degrees east 129 perches to the place of beginning, 
 containing 111 acres and 87 perches net measure. 
 
 95. Also all that certain tract of land situate partly in 
 Warriorsmark Township, Huntingdon County, and partly in 
 
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Snyder Township, Blair County, Pennsylvania, bounded and 
 described as follows: Beginning in Warriorsmark Town- 
 
 ship, Huntingdon County, at a post on the western side of 
 public road leading from Tyrone to Warriorsmark, thence 
 across said public road and along lands of A. A. Stevens, 
 Esq., south 34% degrees west 20 perches to locust post, 
 thence by same south 24% degrees east 24 perches to an 
 elm stump, thence by same south 37 degrees west 18.2 
 perches to a pine stump, thence by same south 24% degrees 
 east 22.52 perches to a hemlock stump at Logan’s Run, 
 thence by same south 28% degrees west 34.8 perches to a 
 post thence by same south 32 degrees 50 minutes west 89 
 perches to a post, thence by same north 49 degrees west 21 
 perches to a post, at the bank of the Little Juniata River, 
 thence by said river south 6 degrees west 14 perches to a 
 post, thence by same south 13 degrees east 18 perches to a 
 post, thence by same south 28 degrees west 15 perches to a 
 post at or near No. 12 Bridge, thence south 55 degrees east 
 18 perches to a post, thence by land of C. P. Burnham’s Es- 
 tate north 35 edgrees east 34 perches to post and stones, 
 thence by same north 40% degrees east 85.6 perches to a 
 post, thence by other land of said grantor north 52% degrees 
 west 6.56 perches to a post, thence by same north 34 degrees 
 east 18.2 perches to a post, thence by same north 32% de- 
 grees east 19.6 perches to a post, thence by same north 30% 
 degrees east 23.2 perches to a post, thence by same 
 north 26 degrees east 13.8 perches to a post, thence by 
 same north 20 degrees east 7.2 perches to a post and stones, 
 thence by same north 42% degrees west 20 perches to a 
 post, thence by same north 35% degrees west 43.84 perches 
 to a post, the place of beginning, containing 39 acres be the 
 same more or less, and being the same tract of land which 
 A. G. Morris and Mary E., his wife, by their deed of con- 
 veyance bearing date July 1, 1902, did convey unto the Am- 
 erican Lime and Stone Company, and said deed of convey- 
 ance is recorded in Huntingdon County in Deed Book U 4, 
 page 532. 
 
 Subject, nevertheless, to two certain Rights of Way, 
 the one thereof which A. G. Morris granted on September 
 14, 1897, to the Central Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply 
 Company the right, privilege and authority to construct, 
 operate and maintain its lines of telephone and telegraph, 
 as more fully set out in his Instrument in Writing recorded 
 in Blair County in Deed Book 117, page 166, and the other 
 thereof which the American Lime and Stone Company leased 
 on May 9, 1910, to the Bald Eagle Water Company a strip 
 
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of land 5 feet in width for a distance of about 200 feet 
 through that part of the aforesaid tract of land lying in 
 Snyder Township, Blair County, for the purpose of laying 
 its pipes, etc., to conduct water, as more fully set out in 
 its Indenture of lease recorded in Blair County in Deed Book 
 194, page 418. 
 
 D. And of the lands situate in Blair County. 
 
 96. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Alle- 
 
 gheny Township, Blair County, Pennsylvania, bounded and 
 described as follows: Beginning at a post, thence north 
 
 60% degrees east 22.4 perches along land of Dr. Irwin, now 
 deceased, to dead mulberry, thence 22% degrees east 11 
 perches to stones, thence north 9 degrees west 12.6 perches 
 along lands of Blair County to a post, thence north 723/4 
 degrees west 36 perches along lands of Almshouse Farm to 
 a post, thence south 15 perches to a post, thence south 5 
 degrees west 17 perches along lands of John H. Stiffler to 
 Bennington Bridge, thence 4 perches to the west end of 
 Bennington Bridge, thence south 41 % degrees east 15 per- 
 ches to the place of beginning, containing 7 acres and 4 
 perches, according to survey of 0. M. Irvine, dated January 
 17, 1880, net measure, and being the same tract of land 
 which the Funk Lime and Stone Company by its deed of 
 conveyance bearing date January 31, 1902, did convey unto 
 the American Lime and Stone Company, and said deed of 
 conveyance is recorded in Blair County in Deed Book 135, 
 page 354. 
 
 97. Also all that certain tract of land situate in Alle- 
 gheny Township, Blair County, Pennsylvania, bounded and 
 described as follows : Beginning at a point on the Hollidays- 
 burg Branch Railroad where it is intersected by the public 
 road leading to Carson's Valley, thence north 74% degrees 
 east by other lands of John H. Stiffler 14 perches to the bank 
 of the river, thence by same south 18% degrees east 43.4 
 perches to a hickory, thence south 7 degrees west 15.6 per- 
 ches to the Bennington Bridge, thence north 86 degrees 
 west 2.7 perches to the west side of Limestone siding, thence 
 by west side of said siding south 23 degrees west 31 perches 
 to the east line of the Hollidaysburg Branch Railroad, and 
 thence by said Railroad north 7 degrees 10 minutes west 
 82 perches to the place of beginning, containing 7 acres 
 and 131 perches, and being the same tract of land which 
 Frank J. Over and Annie C., his wife, by their deed of con- 
 
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veyance bearing date June 27, 1902, did convey unto the 
 American Lime and Stone Company, and said deed of con- 
 veyance is recorded in Blair County in Deed Book 136, 
 page 370. 
 
 98. Also all that certain wooden building 24 by 14 feet 
 with a building attached 10 by 9 feet, erected on a lot 
 of ground fronting on a road leading from lime kilns 
 to filtration beds of Altoona City, adjoining property of 
 William Buck on the north, and property of American Lime 
 and Stone Company on the south, and branch of Juniata 
 River on the west, together with all the right, title and 
 interest of the grantors in the land on which said building 
 is erected and immediately appurtenant thereto and used 
 in connection therewith, situate in Allegheny Township, 
 Blair County, Pennsylvania. 
 
 99. Also all that certain right of way from said build- 
 ing over property owned by William Buck for a line of pipe 
 for water supply from the pipe line of the Overseers of 
 the Poor where the same crosses said property of William 
 Buck, said pipe line to follow the line of the road on which 
 said property fronts, situate in Allegheny Township, Blair 
 County, Pennsylvania. 
 
 The aforesaid two last described lots or pieces of land 
 and right of way being the same lot or piece of land and 
 right of way which James W. Buck et al. by their deed 
 of conveyance bearing date May 18, 1903, did convey unto 
 the American Lime and Stone Company, and said deed of 
 conveyance is recorded in Blair County in Deed Book 150, 
 page 78. 
 
 100. Also all that certain tract of land situate in 
 Snyder Township, Blair County, Pennsylvania, bounded and 
 described as follows: Beginning at a stone corner of land 
 of H. A. Gripp, thence along the line of land of H. A. Gripp 
 south 40 degrees 15 minutes west 700 feet to a post, thence 
 along same south 41 degrees 15 minutes west 445 feet to an 
 ash, thence along same south 66 degrees west 365 feet to 
 a walnut, thence along same south 52 degrees 10 minutes 
 west 263 feet to a walnut, thence along same south 32% 
 degrees west 461.5 feet to a stone, thence along same north 
 80% degrees west 221 feet to post on line of other land of 
 H. A. Gripp, formerly owned by Aaron Thomas, thence 
 along same south 51% degrees east 193 feet to a stone, 
 corner of other land of A. G. Morris, thence along line of 
 
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land of A. G. Morris north 74 degrees east 703 feet to a 
 post in center of Elk Run, thence along center of said Run 
 north 37 degrees east 145 feet, thence along same north 
 86 degrees east 297 feet, thence north 64% degrees east 
 99 feet, thence north 35% degrees east 445 feet, thence 
 north 62 degrees east 165 feet the point where the said 
 Itun empties into the Little Juniata River, thence along 
 the bank of said river north 18% degrees east 148 feet, 
 thence along same north 23% degrees east 115 feet, thence 
 along other land of the parties of the first part hereto north 
 14% degrees east 212 feet to post, thence along same north 
 41% degrees east 225 feet to post, thence along same north 
 57% degrees west 31 feet to a point 20 feet east from the 
 western rail of the railroad siding extending from the main 
 line of the Pennsylvania Railroad to the stone quarry of 
 A. G. Morris, thence along said siding by a line parallel 
 with the western line of said siding and 20 feet eastward 
 therefrom 855 feet to the right of way of the main line of 
 the Pennsylvania Railroad, thence along said right of way 
 north 31 degrees 50 minutes west 93.7 feet to post, thence 
 .along same north 55 degrees 13 minutes west 100 feet to a 
 ■post, thence along land of H. A. Gripp south 11% degrees 
 west 9 feet to post, thence along same south 37 degrees 35 
 minutes east 101.5 feet to post, thence along same south 
 28% degrees east 152 feet to post, thence along same by a 
 line parallel to the above mentioned railroad siding and 20 
 feet westward from the western rail of said siding 750 feet 
 to post, thence along land of said H. A. Gripp north 57% 
 degrees west 251 feet to stone, the place of beginning, 
 containing 23 acres and being the same tract of land which 
 A. G. Morris and Mary E., his wife by their deed of con- 
 veyance bearing date July 1, 1902, did convey unto the 
 American Lime and Stone Company, and said deed of con- 
 veyance is recorded in Blair County in Deed Book 137, page 
 98 . 
 
 Excepting and reserving, however, a right of way for 
 railroad tracks or siding 20 feet in width, extending from 
 the main line of the Pennsylvania Railroad at Tyrone Forges, 
 through, over and across the above described tract of land 
 to the stone quarry along the Elk Run now operated by the 
 Pittsburg Limestone Company; And also excepting and 
 reserving a strip of land being 10% feet in width and 
 parallel to the aforementioned right of way which the 
 American Lime and Stone Company on February 14, 1902, 
 conveyed to A. A. Stevens, as more fully set forth in its 
 
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deed of conveyance recorded in Blair County in Deed Book 
 192, page 694. 
 
 101. Also all that certain tract of land, with the build- 
 
 ings and improvements thereon erected, situate in Franks- 
 town Township, Blair County, Pennsylvania, bounded and 
 described as follows: Beginning at a stake in the middle 
 
 of the Township Road, and extending thence by other land 
 of the Manor Real Estate and Trust Company north 69 de- 
 grees west 784.7 feet to an iron bolt, thence by land of the 
 American Lime and Stone Company as follows, viz: First, 
 north 45 degrees 15 minutes east 1297.4 feet to a post and 
 pile of stones, and second, north 13 degrees 15 minutes 
 west 264 feet to a post, thence by other land of the said 
 Manor Real Estate and Trust Company, formerly land of 
 J. King McLanahan, Jr., south 35 degrees 43 minutes east 
 894.2 feet to a spike in the middle of the Township Road 
 aforesaid, and thence along the middle of said road south 
 42 degrees 5 minutes west 968.8 feet to the place of begin- 
 ning, containing 18.88 acres more or less and being the 
 same tract of land which the Manor Real Estate and Trust 
 Company by its deed of conveyance bearing date October 
 15, 1908 did convey unto the American Lime and Stone Com- 
 pany, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Blair 
 County in Deed Book 184, page 476. 
 
 102. Also all those certain two lots numbered 27 and 28 
 in the Village of Frankstown, Blair County, Pennsylvania, 
 according to the plot of the said Village, having thereon 
 erected four lime kilns, a pulverizing- plant, one dwelling 
 house and necessary structures, machinery, etc., and being 
 the same two lots which J. King McLanahan, Jr., and Ella 
 S., his wife, by their deed of conveyance bearing date July 1, 
 1902, did convey unto the American Lime and Stone Com- 
 pany, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Blair 
 County in Deed Book 137, page 100. 
 
 103. Also all that certain tract of land situate in 
 Frankstown Township, Blair County, Pennsylvania, bounded 
 and described as follows : Beginning at a post on the bank of 
 the Juniata River near the Williamsburg Branch of the Penn- 
 sylvania Railroad, thence north 9 degrees west 68 perches 
 to stones, said line being along land late of D. C. Irwin, now 
 the Crawford Irwin Estate, thence by land of same north 
 39 degrees east 100 perches to a post, thence by land of said 
 Irwin Estate south 421/2 degrees east 15.5 perches to a white 
 
oak, thence south 10 % degrees west 25 perches to a line, 
 thence by land of William Brown, formerly Joseph Hileman, 
 south 25 % degrees west 124 perches to the place of begin- 
 ning, containing 39 acres and 23 perches and allowance and 
 being the same tract of land which J. King McLanahan, Jr., 
 and Ella S., his wife by their deed of conveyance bearing date 
 July 1, 1902, did convey unto the American Lime and Stone 
 Company, and said deed of conveyance is recorded in Deed 
 Book 137, page 100. 
 
 Excepting and reserving so much of a certain tract of 
 land containng 3.697 acres that is a part of the aforesaid 
 described tract of land, which the American Lime and Stone 
 Company on October 15, 1908, conveyed to the Manor Real 
 Estate and Trust Company, as more fully set forth in its 
 deed of conveyance recorded in Blair County in Deed Book 
 184, page 438. 
 
 104. Also all that certain tract of land situate in 
 Frankstown Township, Blair County, Pennsylvania, bounded 
 and described as follows : Beginning at a stake in the north- 
 erly line of land of the Manor Real Estate and Trust Com- 
 pany, formerly land of Harriet E. Brown at the distance of 
 692 feet measured on a course bearing north 69 degrees 30 
 minutes west from a stake at an angle on the said line which 
 said stake is distant 369 feet measured on a course bearing 
 north 50 degrees west from the beginning point in the line 
 established for the center line of the railroad of the Pennsyl- 
 vania Railroad Company, known as the Petersburg Branch, 
 in the northeasterly line of land of the Manor Real Estate 
 and Trust Company, formerly land of Harriet E. Brown, and 
 extending thence by said land of the Manor Real Estate and 
 Trust Company, formerly land of Harriet E. Brown, as fol- 
 lows, viz : First, north 69 degrees 30 minutes west 446 feet 
 to a stake, and Second, north 80 degrees 45 minutes west 
 194.7 feet to a stake, thence by other land of the said Ameri- 
 can Lime and Stone Company north 16 degrees 45 minutes 
 east 280.5 feet to a white oak, common to the southeasterly 
 line of land of the heirs of D. C. Irwin, deceased, and the 
 southwesterly line of land of the Manor Real Estate and 
 Trust Company, formerly land of J. King McLanahan, Jr., 
 thence by the last mentioned land as follows, viz: First, 
 
 south 40 degrees east 189.7 feet to a stone, and Second, north 
 39 degrees 15 minutes east 2826 feet to a stone, thence by 
 other land of the said American Lime and Stone Company 
 south 42 degrees 35 minutes east 475 feet to a stake, thence 
 by other land of the said Manor Real Estate and Trust Com- 
 
 es 
 
pany, formerly land of J. King McLanahan, Jr., as follows, 
 viz: First, south 41 degrees 50 minutes west 1251 feet to 
 a stake, Second, south 13 degrees 40 minutes west 264 feet 
 to a stake, and Third, south 45 degrees 2 minutes west 1326 
 feet to the place of beginning, containing 34.89 acres more or 
 less, and being the same tract of land described in the reser- 
 vation contained in the deed of conveyance from the Ameri- 
 can Lime and Stone Company to the Manor Real Estate and 
 Trust Company, and recorded in Blair County in Deed Book 
 184, page 4^8, and being the same tract of land previously 
 described and designated as containing 30 acres and 102 
 perches, which embraces the northwesterly part of the tract 
 of land containing 1 and 23/160 acres, and which J. King Mc- 
 Lanahan, Jr., and Ella S., his wife, by their deed of convey- 
 ance bearing date July 1, 1902, did convey unto the Ameri- 
 can Lime and Stone Company, and said deed of conveyance 
 is recorded in Blair County in Deed Book 137, page 100. 
 
 105. Also all that certain tract of land situate in 
 Frankstown Township, 31air County, Pennsylvania, bounded 
 and described as follows : Beginning at a stake in the north- 
 westerly line of land of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company 
 at a distance of 30 feet measured northwestwardly from the 
 line established for the center line of the railroad of the 
 said Railroad Company, known as the Petersburg Branch in 
 the northeasterly line of land of the Manor Real Estate and 
 Trust Company, formerly line of Harriet E. Brown, and 
 extending thence by said land and by land of A. A. Stevens 
 or American Lime and Stone Company north 50 degrees 45 
 minutes west 230.7 feet to a stake in the southeasterly line 
 of the public road which leads from Hollidaysburg to Wil- 
 liamsburg, thence along said road north 41 degrees east 566 
 feet to a stake, thence by other land of the said Manor Real 
 Estate and Trust Company, formerly land of J. King Mc- 
 Lanahan, Jr., south 46 degrees 45 minutes east 165 feet to 
 a stake in the northwesterly line of land of the Pennsylvania 
 Railroad Company aforesaid, thence by said land in a general 
 southwesterly direction by a line parallel with the aforesaid 
 center line and 30 feet distant northwesterly therefrom as 
 follows, viz : First, south 33 degrees 38 minutes west 365.5 
 feet to a stake, and Second, by a line curving toward the 
 west with a radius of 1403 feet a distance of 201 feet to the 
 place of beginning, containing 2.68 acres more or less, and 
 being the same tract of land described in the reservation 
 contained in the deed of conveyance from the American Lime 
 and Stone Company to the Manor Real Estate and Trust 
 
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Company, and recorded in Blair County in Deed Book 184, 
 page 438, and being the same tract of land previously de- 
 scribed and designated as containing 1 acre and 49 perches, 
 which J. King McLanahan and Ella S., his wife, by their deed 
 of conveyance bearing date July 1, 1902, did convey unto the 
 American Lime and Stone Company, and said deed of con- 
 veyance is recorded in Blair County in Deed Book 137, page 
 100 . 
 
 106. Also all that certain triangular piece or tract of 
 land situate in the Village of Frankstown, Blair County, 
 Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows : Beginning 
 at a point 87 feet south from Turnpike Road leading from 
 Hollidaysburg to Canoe Creek on the boundary line of lands 
 owned by Albert Mentzer and Blair Mauk, thence in a south- 
 erly direction along said boundary line 63 feet to a post, 
 thence at right angles to said boundary line 150 feet to a post, 
 thence by a diagonal line 163 feet to place of beginning, being 
 the same triangular piece or tract of land which J. King Mc- 
 Lanahan and Ella S., his wife, by their deed of conveyance 
 bearing date July 1, 1902, did convey unto the American 
 Lime and Stone Company, and said deed of conveyance is 
 recorded in Blair County in Deed Book 137, page 100. 
 
 107. Also all that certain piece or tract of land situate 
 in the Village of Frankstown, Blair County, Pennsylvania, 
 bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on 
 the right of way of the Pennsylvania Railroad on the eastern 
 boundary of lot owned by Albert Mentzer, thence in a north- 
 erly direction along said Mentzer lot 30 feet to a point, 
 thence in a westerly direction along other land of grantors 
 herein 60 feet to a point, thence in a southerly direction 
 along lot of ground owned by the James Funk Estate 30 feet 
 to the right of way of the said Pennsylvania Railroad, 
 thence in an easterly direction along said right of way 60 
 feet to the place of beginning, being the same piece or tract 
 of land which J. King McLanahan, Jr., and Ella S., his wife, 
 by their deed of conveyance bearing date July 1, 1902, did 
 convey unto the American Lime and Stone Company, and 
 said deed of conveyance is recorded in Blair County in Deed 
 Book 137, page 100. 
 
 108. Also all that certain tract of land situate in 
 Frankstown Township, Blair County, Pennsylvania, bounded 
 and described as follows : Beginning at a post in the south- 
 westerly line of other land of the said American Lime and 
 
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Stone Company at the distance of 91.7 feet northwestwardly 
 measured along said line of land from the beginning point of 
 the first above described tract of land, thence by land of the 
 said Harriet E. Brown as follows, viz: First south 43 de- 
 
 grees 25 minutes west 336.5 feet to a post, Second, south 55 
 degrees 15 minutes west 328 feet to a post, Third, north 42 
 degrees 15 minutes west 173.5 feet to a post in the south- 
 easterly line of the Township Road leading to Frankstown, 
 thence still by said land along the line of said Township Road 
 north 51 degrees 30 minutes east 100 feet to a post, Second, 
 north 54 degrees 15 minutes east 352.5 feet to a locust tree, 
 and Third, crossing the aforesaid Township Road north 19 
 degrees 45 minutes west 278 feet to a post in the southwest- 
 erly line of land of John K. McLanahan, Jr., thence by said 
 land south 69 degrees 30 minutes east 135.5 feet to a stake, 
 and thence still by said land and by other land of the said 
 American Lime and Stone Company, crossing the aforesaid 
 Township Road south 50 degrees 45 minutes east 277.3 feet 
 to the place of beginning, containing 3.15 acres more or less, 
 and being the same tract of land described in the reservation 
 contained in the deed of conveyance from Harriet E. Brown 
 and William M. Brown, her husband, to the Manor Real 
 Estate and Trust Company. 
 
 109. Also all that certain tract of land situate in 
 Frankstown Township, Blair County, Pennsylvania, bounded 
 and described as follows : Beginning at a post on line of Ra- 
 chael M. Hileman on Township Road leading from Franks- 
 town to Hollidaysburg by way of Presbyterian Cemetery, 
 thence south 46% degrees west along land of Rachael M. 
 Hileman 60.7 perches to a stake, thence south 41 % degrees 
 west 33.1 perches to a stake, thence south 36% degrees west 
 126.1 perches to a stake on line of J. K. McLanahan, Jr., 75 
 feet southwest of white oak, thence south 43% degrees east 
 along line of J. K. McLanahan, Jr., 32.5 perches to a stone 
 post, thence north 37 degrees east 62.5 perches to stone, 
 thence north 43% degrees west 9.5 perches to stones, thence 
 north 30% degrees east 26.2 perches to stones, thence north 
 59% degrees west 10 perches to stones, thence north 47 de- 
 grees east 142.4 perches to a stake on aforesaid Township 
 Road, thence north 81 degrees west along Township Road 21 
 perches to place of beginning, containing 32 acres and 73.7 
 perches more or less, being the same tract of land which J. 
 King McLanahan, Jr., and Ella S., his wife, by their deed of 
 conveyance bearing date July 1, 1902 did convey unto the 
 
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American Lime and Stone Company, and said deed of con- 
 veyance is recorded in Blair County in Deed Book 137, page 
 100 . 
 
 Subject, however, to a reservation in favor of Virginia 
 W. Smith and William P. Smith, her husband, their heirs 
 and assigns, of a perpetual right of way for persons and 
 teams over and across the land thereby granted and con- 
 veyed to a small strip of land then owned by Virginia W. 
 Smith and William P. Smith, her husband, situate between 
 the land thereby granted and the land of S. Reed Matthews, 
 said way to be as then used and located, but to be changed 
 from time to time as quarrying operations necessitate so 
 as not to unreasonably inconvenience the grantee therein, 
 its successors or assigns, in the operation of its stone quar- 
 ries. 
 
 The said tract being the same tract of land which 
 J. King McLanahan, Jr., and Ella S., his wife, by their deed 
 of conveyance bearing date July 1, 1902, did convey unto the 
 American Lime and Stone Company, and said deed of convey- 
 ance is recorded in Blair County in Deed Book 137, page 100. 
 
 110. Also the grant to the free and uninterrupted use, 
 liberty and privilege to construct and maintain a tram road 
 as then located on and over the farm land owned by Virginia 
 W. Smith and William P. Smith, her husband, intervening 
 between the land hereinbefore described in paragraph 109, 
 and the lime kilns, crushers and shipping platform, for the 
 purpose of transporting the product of the American Lime 
 and Stone Company's quarries to the said lime kilns, crushers 
 and shipping platform, in the Village of Frankstown until 
 such times as the aforesaid lime kilns, crushers and shipping 
 platform are abandoned, on condition, however, that a suit- 
 able crossing be provided, constructed and maintained over 
 said tram road for the exclusive use and convenience of 
 the said Virginia W. Smith and William P. Smith, her hus- 
 band, their heirs, tenants or assigns, in the carrying on of 
 their farming operations, or for any purpose incident to the 
 free and uninterrupted use of said land, and being the same 
 grant which J. King McLanahan, Jr., and Ella S., his wife, 
 by their deed of conveyance bearing date July 1, 1902, did 
 grant unto the American Lime and Stone Company, and said 
 deed of conveyance is recorded in Blair County in Deed Book 
 137, page 100. 
 
 111. Also all that certain piece or parcel of land sit- 
 uate in Taylor Township, County of Blair and State of Penn- 
 sylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit, Be- 
 
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ginning at a post and stone on the West side on the Town- 
 ship Road leading from Dry Gap to Freedom, being a cor- 
 ner of lands of the grantors and Jesse L. Hartman ; thence 
 along line of land of Jesse L. Hartman, North twenty-four 
 (24) degrees thirty (30) minutes West one thousand five 
 (1005) feet to post and stones in a deep ravine; thence up 
 said ravine and through lands of the grantors the following 
 courses and distances: North sixty-two (62) degrees, East 
 five hundred fifty-six (556) feet to a point North fifty-four 
 (54) degrees East one hundred thirty (130) feet to a point; 
 North forty-seven (47) degrees East two hundred sixty- 
 nine (269) feet to a point; North thirty and three fourths 
 (30%) degrees East three Hundred and thirty seven (337) 
 feet to a Pine Oak North thirty-five and one half (35 Vs) 
 degrees East three hundred twenty-six (326) feet to a 
 point; North fifteen (15) degrees East seventy-seven (77) 
 feet to a point; North fifty-eight and one half (58%) de- 
 grees East one hundred seventy-three (173) feet to a pointQ 
 North forty-eight and one half (48%) degrees East two 
 hundred thirty-one (231) feet to a maple, North forty- 
 seven and one half (47%) degrees East eighty-four (84) 
 feet to a Chestnut Oak at the summit; thence down the 
 eastern slope of Dunning’s Mountain South sixty-seven (67) 
 degrees East one thousand seventy-six (1076) feet to a 
 post ; thence continuing through lands of the said grantors, 
 the following courses and distances; South three (3) de- 
 grees East one hundred and twenty-two (122) feet to a 
 Chestnut Oak, South seventeen and one half (17%) de- 
 grees West ninety-seven (97) feet to a Chestnut Oak South 
 twenty-five and three fourths (25%), West one hundred 
 forty-one (141) feet to a locust; South forty and three 
 fourths (40%) degrees West one hundred fifty (150) feet 
 to a Red Oak, South forty-six (46) degrees West two hun- 
 dred ninety-one (291) feet to a Red Oak, South thirty-four 
 (34) degrees East one hundred six (106) feet to a locust 
 South fifty-three and one half (53%) degrees West one 
 hundred and seventy-three (173) feet to a Jack Pine, South 
 forty-seven (47) degrees West one hundred two (102) feet 
 to a Black Oak, South fifty-eight and one half (58%) de- 
 grees West sixty-eight (68) feet to a Yellow Pine South 
 thirty-eight (38) degrees West four hundred eight (408) 
 feet to a Black Oak, South thirty-three and one half (33%) 
 degrees West two hundred and seventy (270) feet to a 
 Locust, South twenty-seven (27) degrees West four hun- 
 dred seventy-three (473) feet to a point in the aforesaid 
 Township Road; thence along line of land of the heirs of 
 David Showalter, formerly Adam Feight in the said Town- 
 
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ship Road, South seventy-five (75) degrees West five hun- 
 dred forty-seven (547) feet to a post; thence North sixty- 
 two and three-fourths (62%) degrees West one hundred 
 fifty-one (151) feet to a stone; North fifty-seven (57) de- 
 grees West one hundred eighteen (118) feet to a post and 
 stone, the place of beginning; containing seventy and two 
 tenths (70.2) acres. 
 
 Being the same tract of land which William Bice, et 
 ux, by deed of conveyance bearing date March 1, 1920, did 
 convey unto the American Lime & Stone Company, and said 
 deed of conveyance is recorded in Blair County, in Deed 
 Book Vol. 274, Page 491. 
 
 112. Also all that certain tract of land situate on the 
 South end of Short Mountain, in the Township of Cath- 
 erine, County of Blair and State of Pennsylvania, beginning 
 at a white oak tree corner of Howard Fornwalt and lands 
 of William Bice; thence along said Fornwalt South Eighty- 
 one (81) degrees Ten (10) minutes West six hundred forty- 
 two (642) feet to a hickory, thence South eight and one 
 half (8%) degrees West seventy-eight (78) feet to a wal- 
 nut tree; thence along land of A. J. Patterson and the St. 
 Clair School lot North eighty-three (83) degrees West two 
 hundred eighty-nine (289) feet to a post; thence North 
 fifty-one (51) degrees West two hundred sixty-nine (269) 
 feet; thence along the Juniata River the following courses 
 and distances: North thirty-six and one half (36%) de- 
 grees West eight hundred sixty-one (861) feet; North 
 twenty-eight and one half (28%) degrees West six hundred 
 five (605) feet; North forty-four (44) degrees West two 
 hundred ninety-two (292) feet; North thirty-nine (39) de- 
 grees West three hundred seven (307) feet; North twenty- 
 seven (27) degrees West four hundred forty-eight (448) 
 feet to post and stones; thence along line of land now or 
 lately belonging to E. R. Baldrige & Company, North sev- 
 enty-two and three fourths (72%) degrees East eighteen 
 hundred twenty (1820) feet, more or less, to a post; thence 
 North eighteen and three fourths (18%) degrees West 
 eight hundred (800) feet, more or less, to a rock oak ; thence 
 South eighty-one and one-half (81%) degrees East three 
 hundred eighty (380) feet to a chestnut; thence North 
 eighteen and one-half (18%) degrees East five hundred 
 thirty-four (534) feet, more or less, to stones; thence South 
 seventy-one and one half (71%) degrees East three hun- 
 dred sixty-three (363) feet to a post; thence by land of 
 Lucetta K. Thompson in a southerly direction about fifteen 
 
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hundred (1500) feet to a stone heap, corner of Homer 
 Stewart and Thomas Wolf; thence along line of the said 
 Thomas Wolf South sixteen (16) degrees West eighteen 
 hundred twenty (1820) feet, more or less, to a stone pile; 
 thence South eighty-nine (89) degrees East ten Hundred 
 thirty-one (1031) feet to a post; thence along line of land 
 of A. J. Patterson South forty-seven (47) degrees West 
 sixteen hundred ninety-two (1692) feet to a post; thence 
 along the aforsaid Howard Fornwalt twenty-three and one 
 half (23%) degrees West one hundred seventy (170) feet 
 to a white oak, the place of beginning. Containing about 
 one hundred and eighty-two (182) acres. 
 
 Excepting and Reserving from said conveyance all that 
 certain piece or parcel of the land hereinbefore described, 
 containing three and fifty-three one hundredths (3.53) 
 acres, conveyed by William Bice, et ux, the grantors therein, 
 to Thomas Wolf, by their deed dated June 7th, 1917, and 
 recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for 
 Blair County in Deed Book Volume 248, Page 66. 
 
 Also Excepting and Reserving from said conveyance all 
 that certain piece or parcel of the land hereinbefore de- 
 scribed, containing about 50 acres and 72 perches conveyed 
 by Lucetta K. Thompson to E. R. Baldrige & Company, by 
 her deed dated the 1st day of December, A. D. 1899, 
 recorded in said Recorder’s Office in Deed Book Volume 
 126, Page 353, and also RESERVING AND EXCEPTING 
 FROM said conveyance about One (1) acre of the here- 
 inbefore described real estate conveyed by the said Lucetta 
 K. Thompson to St. Clair Limestone Company by her 
 deed dated the 15th day of May, A. D., 1916, and recorded 
 in said Recorder’s Office in Deed Book Volume 240, Page 
 405. 
 
 Being the same tract of land which J. King McLanahan, 
 et ux, by deed of conveyance bearing date Dec. 7, 1918, did 
 convey unto the American Lime & Stone Company, and said 
 deed of conveyance is recorded in Blair County, in Deed 
 Book Volume 288, Page 203. 
 
 Together with all and singular the structures, ma- 
 chinery, buildings, improvements, ways, woods, waters, 
 watercourses, rights, liberties, privileges, hereditaments, 
 and appurtenances whatsoever thereto belonging or in any- 
 
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wise appertaining, and the reversions and remainders, rents, 
 
 issues and profits thereof. 
 
 Also all other real estate, land, leasehold estate and 
 property of the Company, and all right, title and interest 
 of the Company therein, all its easements, rights of way, 
 mining, water, and other rights, licenses and privileges, cor- 
 porate and other franchises, all contracts and choses in ac- 
 tion and the good will of its business, now owned or hereafter 
 acquired by the Company, and also all the engines, engine 
 houses, boilers, works, shops and structures now or hereafter 
 to be erected thereon, and all machines and machinery, tools 
 and other equipment used or hereafter to be used in and 
 about the plant or plants and property aforesaid, and all 
 other property, real, personal and mixed, now owned or here- 
 after acquired by the Company together with all and singu- 
 lar the buildings, improvements, railroads, tramways, rolling 
 stock, easements, rights, privileges, hereditaments and ap- 
 purtenances whatsoever unto any of the hereby granted and 
 described premises and estate belonging or appertaining, or 
 to belong and appertain, and the reversions and remainders, 
 rents, issues, profits and income thereof, and of the business 
 of the Company, and all the estate, right, title and interest, 
 possession, claim and demand of every nature and kind 
 whatsoever of the Company, as well at law as in equity of, in 
 and to the same, and every part and parcel thereof. 
 
 Also all and singular the tenements, hereditaments, 
 mines, minerals, power plants, tipples, shafts, pumps, shops, 
 dwellings and other buildings, structures, machinery, cars, 
 locomotives and other property, appliances and equipment 
 whatsoever of the Company, now owned or hereafter ac- 
 quired by it. 
 
 Also all and singular the reversions, remainders, rev- 
 enues, rents, issues and profits of the property hereby mort- 
 gaged, and all the estate, right, title, interest, property, pos- 
 session, claim and demand whatsoever, as well in law as in 
 equity, of the Company of, in and to the same, and each and 
 every part thereof, with the appurtenances. 
 
 To have and to hold the lands and other property here- 
 by granted and conveyed or intended to be granted and 
 conveyed unto Trustee, its successors in the trust, and its 
 and their assigns forever; 
 
 In trust, nevertheless, under and subject to the condi- 
 tions hereinafter set forth, for the common and equal use, 
 benefit and security of all and singular the person or per- 
 sons, firm or firms and body or bodies politic or corporate 
 
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who shall from time to time be the holders of the 
 said bonds, or the coupons appertaining to the '-aid 
 bonds, executed and delivered by Company and authen- 
 ticated by Trustee under the terms hereof, and with- 
 out preference or priority of any of said bonds over any of 
 the others by reason of priority in date or in the time of 
 issue, sale or negotiation thereof, or otherwise howsoever, 
 so that each and every bond issued or to be issued 
 hereunder shall have the same right, lien and privilege 
 under and by virtue of this Indenture, and so that 
 the principal and interest of each such bond, shall, subject 
 to the terms hereof, be equally and proportionately secured 
 hereby as if all such bonds at any time outstanding had 
 been duly issued, sold and negotiated simultaneously with 
 the execution and delivery of this indenture. 
 
 And it is hereby covenanted and declared that all said 
 bonds are to be executed, authenticated and delivered, 
 and the mortgaged and pledged property and premises 
 are to be held and disposed of by Trustee, subject to 
 the further covenants, conditions, uses and trusts here- 
 inafter set forth; and for the benefit of the respective 
 holders and registered owners from time to time of the 
 said bonds, it is covenanted between the parties hereto as 
 follows, viz: 
 
 ARTICLE I. 
 
 Execution, Certification and Issue of Bonds 
 
 Section 1 . The aggregate amount of all bonds which 
 may be issued and outstanding under this indenture shall 
 not exceed Two Million Dollars ($2,000,000) and said bonds 
 shall be in substantially the form and of the tenor and 
 purport above recited, with the supplemental provisions 
 herein provided for and they shall be known as First Mort- 
 gage Sinking Fund Gold Bonds. 
 
 The said bonds shall be of such designated series, of 
 such denominations and with such rates of interest not ex- 
 ceeding seven per centum (7%) per annum, as before the 
 issue and certification thereof, shall be determined by the 
 Board of Directors of the Company, subject to the provi- 
 sions of this Indenture. The bonds of each series shall be 
 of uniform tenor and effect except as the principal amount 
 may vary. 
 
 The initial series shall be known as Series A, and the 
 
bonds of said series shall bear interest at the rate of seven 
 per centum (7%) per annum. The aggregate principal 
 amount of the bonds included in said series shall not ex- 
 ceed one million one hundred thousand dollars ($1,100,000) . 
 
 Section 2. Upon the execution and delivery of this 
 mortgage and without awaiting its recording said One mil- 
 lion, one hundred thousand dollars ($1,100,000) of said Series 
 A bonds shall upon their execution by the said Company be 
 certified and delivered by the Trustee to or upon the order or 
 orders in writing of said Company signed by its President 
 and Secretary under the seal of the Company, and the re- 
 ceipt of the said officers of the Company for such bonds so 
 authenticated shall be full acquittance and discharge to 
 Trustee from all liability for such authentication and de- 
 livery. 
 
 The remaining Nine hundred thousand dollars ($900,- 
 000) of said bonds shall be certified and delivered only as 
 provided in Article II hereof. 
 
 Section 3. In case the officers who shall have signed 
 any of the bonds shall cease to bel such officers of the 
 Company before the bonds so signed shall have been actu- 
 ally authenticated and delivered by the Trustee, such bonds 
 may, nevertheless, be adopted by they Company and be 
 issued, authenticated and delivered, as though the persons 
 who signed such bonds had not ceased to be such officers 
 of the Company; and also any bonds may be signed on be- 
 half of the Company by such persons as at the actual time 
 of the execution of such bonds shall be the proper officers 
 of the Company, although at the date of such bonds such 
 persons may not have been such officers of the Company. 
 The coupons to be attached to the bonds shall be authenti- 
 cated by the fac-simile signature of the present Treasurer 
 or of any future Treasurer of the Company, and the Com- 
 pany may adopt and use for that purpose the fac-simile 
 signature of any person who shall have been such Treasurer, 
 notwithstanding the fact that he may have ceased to be 
 such Treasurer at the time when the bonds shall be actually 
 authenticated and delivered. 
 
 Section 4. Only such bonds as shall bear thereon en- 
 dorsed a certificate, substantially in the form hereinabove 
 recited, duly executed by the Trustee, shall be secured by 
 this mortgage, or shall be entitled to any lien, right or 
 benefit hereunder, or be valid or obligatory for any purpose ; 
 and such certificate of the Trustee upon any bond executed 
 
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by the said Company shall be conclusive evidence that the 
 bond so certified has been duly issued hereunder, and that 
 the holder thereof is entitled to the benefit of the lien here- 
 by created. 
 
 Section 5. Until the definitive bonds to be issued under 
 and secured by this indenture can be prepared, the said 
 Company may sign and seal, and the Trustee shall upon 
 the written order of the Company certify and deliver in 
 lieu of such definitive bonds and subject to the same pro- 
 visions, limitations and conditions, temporary printed or 
 typewritten bond or bonds, without coupons, substantially 
 of the purport of the bond hereinbefore- recited, with such 
 changes and additions as the Trustee may prescribe or ap- 
 prove. Said temporary bond or bonds shall be certified by 
 the Trustee and delivered in like manner as in this inden- 
 ture provided in respect of definitive bonds hereby secured. 
 Upon surrender to the Trustee of such temporary bond or 
 bonds the said Company shall issue, at its own expense 
 and the Trustee shall certify and in exchange therefor 
 deliver, definitive bonds for the same aggregate principal 
 sum as the temporary bond or bonds surrendered, with 
 coupons attached for interest at the same rate from the 
 last preceding interest period ; and until so exchanged 
 such temporary bond or bonds shall be entitled to the same 
 security and right as definitive bonds certified and issued 
 hereunder. As soon as the definitive bonds are ready for 
 delivery in exchange for temporary bonds, the Company 
 or the Trustee may insist that thereafter interest payable 
 in respect of any temporary bond shall be paid only upon 
 the surrender of the temporary bond in exchange for a 
 definitive bond and upon the surrender for cancellation of 
 the coupons attached to such definitive bond representing 
 such interest. The temporary bonds so surrendered to the 
 Trustee shall forthwith be cancelled by the Trustee. 
 
 Section 6. In case any bond issued hereunder, with the 
 coupons thereto appertaining, shall become mutilated, or be 
 destroyed, stolen or lost, the said Company may, in its dis- 
 cretion, execute, and thereupon the Trustee may certify and 
 deliver, a new bond of like tenor and date, in exchange and 
 substitution for and upon cancellation of the mutilated bond 
 and its coupons, or in lieu of and in substitution for the 
 bond and its coupons so destroyed, stolen, or lost, upon re- 
 ceipt of evidence satisfactory to the said Company and to 
 the Trustee of the destruction, theft or loss of such bond 
 
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and its coupons, and upon receipt also of indemnity satis- 
 factory to each of them, and upon compliance with such 
 reasonable terms and conditions as the said Company and 
 the Trustee may prescribe including the payment of all ex- 
 penses incurred for each new bond issued under this sec- 
 tion. The substituted bond shall have the benefit of all the 
 security and rights attached to the original bond for which 
 it is substituted. 
 
 Section 7. Before certifying any bond the Trustee 
 shall detach and cancel all matured coupons. 
 
 Section 8. The Company shall provide a sufficient re- 
 gister or registers for the registration of the principal of 
 such of the bonds hereby secured as may be presented for 
 that purpose, which said register or registers shall be kept 
 at the principal office of the Trustee in the City of New 
 York, the Company hereby constituting the Trustee its 
 Registrar and Transfer Agent for the purpose of register- 
 ing and transferring the principal of the bonds secured here- 
 by. 
 
 Upon its presentation for such purpose at the place 
 where such register or registers are kept, any bond issued 
 hereunder may be registered, as to principal only, by the 
 Trustee, and a record thereof made in such register or re- 
 gisters, and such registration shall be noted on the bond 
 so registered. 
 
 Thereafter, the person in whose name the same shall 
 be registered shall, for all purposes of this indenture, be 
 deemed and be regarded as the owner thereof, and there- 
 after payment of or on account of the principal of any 
 such bond so registered shall be made only to or upon the 
 order of such registered holder upon presentation and sur- 
 render of such bond. All such payments so made shall be 
 valid and effectual to satisfy and discharge the liability 
 upon any such bond so registered to the extent of the 
 sum or sums so paid. Registration of any bond shall not, 
 however, restrain the negotiability of any coupon thereto 
 belonging, but any such coupon shall continue to pass by 
 delivery and shall remain payable to bearer. 
 
 Upon presentation for transfer of any such registered 
 bond at the said place where said register or registers are 
 kept, bearing a written power to transfer the same, exe- 
 cuted by such registered holder in a form approved by 
 the Company and by the Trustee, and with signature guar- 
 anted to the satisfaction of the Trustee, such bond shall be 
 
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transferred upon such register or registers. The registered 
 holder of any such registered bond shall also have the right 
 to cause the same to be registered payable to bearer, in 
 which case transferability by delivery shall be restored, and 
 thereafter the principal of such bond shall be payable to any 
 person presenting the same, but any such bond registered as 
 payable to bearer, may, in the same manner, be registered 
 again in the name of the then holder with the same effect as 
 the first registration thereof. Successive registrations and 
 transfers as aforesaid may be made from time to time as 
 desired, and each registration shall be noted upon the bond 
 by the Trustee and a record thereof kept in the said register 
 or registers as aforesaid. 
 
 ARTICLE II. 
 
 Issuance of Additional Bonds 
 
 Section 1 . The Nine Hundred Thousand ($900,000) 
 Dollars additional bonds secured by this Mortgage shall be 
 certified and delivered by the Trustee and issued by the 
 Company from time to time only as in this Article II pro- 
 vided. 
 
 Section 2. (1) The remaining Nine Hundred Thous- 
 
 and Dollars ($900,000) face value of said bonds which shall 
 not have matured prior to the date of application for the 
 certification and delivery thereof, shall hereafter be certified 
 by the Trustee when and as required from time to time to 
 pay for the construction or acquisition of additional prop- 
 erty, real or personal, which in the judgment of the 
 Board of Directors of the Company shall be useful or neces- 
 sary to conduct, maintain or extend the Company's business, 
 or for permanent extensions, improvements and better- 
 ments of and to the property now owned or hereafter ac- 
 quired by the Company and subject to the lien of this mort- 
 gage as a first lien. 
 
 (2) No bonds shall be certified and delivered under the 
 provisions of this section 2 to an amount exceeding in face 
 value seventy per centum (70%) of the cash cost or fair 
 value, whichever is the lesser, of any such construction or 
 acquisition, or permanent extensions, improvements or bet- 
 terments. The Company shall not include as the basis of 
 the issue of any of said Nine Hundred Thousand Dollars 
 ($900,000) face value of bonds, any expenditures which 
 under the ordinary practice of lime and limestone com- 
 
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parties, are properly chargeable to operating expense, or 
 maintenance or repair account, or income account as distin- 
 guished from capital account ; nor shall the Company include 
 as the basis for the issue of any bonds hereunder, any re- 
 newals or replacements, except to the extent to which the 
 cost thereof exceeds the replacement value of the things 
 renewed or replaced. 
 
 Section 3. Before certifying and delivering any of said 
 Nine Hundred Thousand Dollars ($900,000) face value of 
 bonds reserved under Section 2 of this Article II, there shall 
 be delivered to the Trustee : 
 
 (1) A copy of a resolution of the Board of Directors 
 of the Company, certified by its Secretary, calling for the 
 certification and delivery of such bonds, and stating gener- 
 ally the purpose or purposes to which said bonds, or their 
 proceeds, are to be applied ; and that such issue of bonds is 
 requested under the provisions of Section 2 of this Article 
 II. iSaid resolution shall define the series of the bonds and 
 shall set forth the interest rate to be borne by the bonds 
 thereof, the date of such bonds and the denominations 
 thereof. 
 
 (2) A sworn statement of the President or a Vice- 
 President of the Company: 
 
 (a) Setting forth the items of the property construc- 
 ted or acquired, or of the permanent extensions, betterments 
 or improvements made, and the cost and the fair value of 
 such items respectively, and stating that said cost is not in 
 excess of the fair value thereof. 
 
 (b) Stating that said bonds, or the proceeds thereof, 
 are to be used to reimburse the Company for disbursements 
 made for such purposes, or one or more of them, or to enable 
 it to satisfy obligations incurred therefor. 
 
 (c) Stating that the face value of said bonds is not in 
 excess of Seventy per cent. (70%) of the cash cost or fair 
 value, whichever is the lesser, of such constructions, ac- 
 quisitions, extensions, betterments or improvements. 
 
 (d) Stating that no part of such certified expenditures 
 or obligations has been included in any previous sworn state- 
 ment furnished hereunder, or has been reimbursed or paid 
 out of the proceeds of any bonds issued by the Company 
 under any provisions of this mortgage, or has been reim- 
 bursed or paid out of the proceeds of insurance on any prop- 
 erty covered by the lien of this mortgage, or out of the pro- 
 ceeds of sales of property released from the lien hereof, or 
 out of moneys received for the condemnation of property 
 
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covered by the lien hereof, and that no part of the items of 
 expenditure in such statement has been or should be included 
 in the operating, maintenance or repair expense incurred by 
 the Company, or income account as distinguished from 
 capital account, or has been so reported in any report there- 
 tofore issued by the Company, and that no part of such 
 items represents renewals or replacements except to the 
 extent, if any, to which the cost thereof exceeds the re- 
 placement value of the things renewed or replaced. 
 
 (3) A certificate signed by an engineer selected by the 
 Company and not objected to by the Trustee, who may be 
 in the employ of the Company, stating that he has examined 
 the property constructed or acquired, or the permanent ex- 
 tensions, betterments and improvements specified in said 
 sworn statement, and has considered the same in relation 
 to the business of the Company, and that in his judgment the 
 fair value of said property constructed or acquired or per- 
 manent extensions, betterments or improvements made is a 
 certain amount stated, and that said amount does not include, 
 in his opinion, any items of operating, maintenance or re- 
 pair expense. 
 
 (4) An opinion signed by counsel, not objected to by 
 the Trustee, who may be counsel for the Company, stating 
 that the Company has good title to the property constructed 
 or acquired, or permanent extensions, betterments or im- 
 provements made, and that this mortgage or a supplemental 
 mortgage executed for the purpose, is a valid first lien there- 
 on, and also specifying all existing easements, restrictions 
 or reservations, and stating that in his judgment such ease- 
 ments, restrictions or reservations will not seriously detract 
 from the value to the Company of such constructions, ac- 
 quisitions, or permanent extensions, betterments or im- 
 provements. 
 
 (5) Bonds shall not be certified under this Article 
 II unless the total of the net earnings of the Company for 
 the three previous fiscal years have averaged at least twice 
 the interest charges on all bonds outstanding hereunder and 
 those proposed to be issued. The net earnings of the Com- 
 pany within the meaning of the foregoing provision shall 
 be the earnings remaining after payment of all operating 
 costs, maintenance and taxes, but before the deduction of 
 depletion and depreciation. If the property proposed to be 
 acquired is a then income producing property the net in- 
 come from said property during said period shall be included 
 in computing said net earnings ; also if the Company within 
 
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said period of three years has acquired income producing 
 property so as to subject the same to this mortgage as a 
 lien thereon, the net earnings of said property shall likewise 
 be included in said calculation even though the property 
 may not have been owned and operated by the Company 
 during said entire period. A statement of said net earnings 
 so calculated and certified as correct by a Certified Public 
 Accountant satisfactory to the Trustee shall be furnished 
 to the Trustee prior to the certification of any such addi- 
 tional bonds. 
 
 The Trustee, in its discretion and at the expense of the 
 Company, may make any further and proper inquiry or in- 
 vestigation as to cost and value, or as to any facts with re- 
 gard to such constructions, acquisitions, extensions, better- 
 ments or improvements ; and unless satisfied with the truth 
 and accuracy of the information furnished on behalf of the 
 Company, the Trustee shall not be obliged to certify and 
 deliver s*id bonds ; but the Trustee may rely upon the truth 
 of all matters set forth in such resolution, sworn statement, 
 certificates and opinion, and the same shall be sufficient 
 warrant and protection to the Trustee for any action taken 
 by it in accordance therewith. 
 
 ARTICLE III. 
 
 Sinking Fund and Redemption 
 
 Section 1. For the purpose of insuring the payment 
 of interest upon said bonds and of giving additional security 
 to the payment and for the retirement of the principal of 
 the bonds secured hereby, the Company covenants that it 
 will pay to the Trustee for the Sinking Fund, in gold coin 
 of the standard provided for in the bonds secured hereby, 
 the sums hereinafter set out, in the manner, at the respec- 
 tive dates and on the terms and conditions following, to 
 wit: — 
 
 (1) At the time of the execution hereof, a sum equal 
 to three-sixths of the interest that will be due on One Million 
 One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($1,100,000) of the bonds 
 on October 1st, 1922, and thereafter, on the 25th day of each 
 month, a sum equal to one-sixth of the interest that will 
 be due on the outstanding bonds on the first of April or 
 October next succeeding. 
 
 (2) On the first day of September, 1922, and on the 
 first day of each month thereafter, the sum of Two thous- 
 and five hundred dollars ($2500). 
 
 (3) On the first day of August, 1923, and on the first 
 
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day of August in each year thereafter, a sum equal to three 
 cents (.03) per ton for each ton of stone mined or quarried 
 by the Company during the year ending with the preceding 
 June 30, less the sums paid during said year under (2) 
 hereof. 
 
 In the event that any of the Nine hundred thousand 
 dollars ($900,000) of bonds not presently issued hereunder 
 are hereafter issued then the said minimum monthly 
 payments to the Sinking Fund under (2) hereof 
 thereafter shall be increased proportionate to the 
 total amount of bonds issued and then outstanding here^ 
 under, including those held in the Sinking Fund, so that 
 the entire amount of bonds issued and outstanding here- 
 under will be retired through the operations of the Sinking 
 Fund at or prior to maturity. 
 
 In the event that any of the bonds secured hereby shall 
 be retired by the Company under Section 5 of this Article, 
 the subsequent minimum monthly payments to the Sink- 
 ing Fund under (2) hereof, shall be reduced proportionate 
 to the total amount of bonds so retired. 
 
 The amounts of any increase or reduction in the 
 payments to the Sinking Fund shall be calculated by a cer- 
 tified public accountant selected by the Company with the 
 approval of the Trustee, and the Trustee shall be fully pro- 
 tected in relying upon such calculation. The Company 
 covenants that it will promptly select such certified public 
 accountant whenever the need of such a calculation arises. 
 
 (4) In the event that the net earnings of the Company 
 applicable to dividends on the common stock of the Company 
 in any fiscal year beginning with the fiscal year ending 
 December 31, 1923, shall amount to One hundred thousand 
 dollars ($100,000) or more, then the Company shall pay to 
 the Trustee for the Sinking Fund, in addition to all other 
 payments required by this Section, a sum equal to ten per 
 cent, of such net earnings within thirty days after the 
 close of such fiscal year. 
 
 Within thirty days after the close of each fiscal year 
 of the Company, the Company shall render to the Trustee 
 a statement of its net earnings for the preceding fiscal year 
 applicable to dividends on the common stock of the Company 
 duly verified by a certified public accountant satisfactory to 
 the Trustee, and also by a person therein stated to be the 
 chief accounting officer of the Company. 
 
 Section 2. At the time of making said payments under 
 Section 1 (3) hereof, the Company shall render to the Trus- 
 
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tee a detailed statement showing the amount of stone mined 
 or quarried during the 12 months ending on the last day 
 of June preceding the date fixed for such payment, which 
 statement shall be verified by the affidavit of the persons 
 stated in such affidavit to be the general manager and the 
 chief accounting officer of the Company. 
 
 The Company shall at all times keep full, accurate and 
 detailed plans and mining maps, showing accurately the 
 operations of the Company and the amount of stone mined 
 or quarried from its properties. The Trustee may by its 
 agent or agents, thereunto authorized by it, inspect and 
 examine at any time, and from time to time, the mines, 
 property, books, papers and records of the Company, for 
 the purpose of ascertaining the correctness of any of the 
 statements furnished by the Company to the Trustee under 
 the terms hereof, and full and free access shall be afforded 
 by the Company to such agent or agents appointed by the 
 Trustee for the purpose aforesaid. The Trustee, however, 
 shall not be under any obligation to make any such examin- 
 ation, except upon the written request of the holders of at 
 least twenty per centum of the bonds then outstanding, and 
 upon being indemnified to its satisfaction against the ex- 
 penses of such inspection and examination. The Company, 
 however, will pay all reasonable expenses incurred by the 
 Trustee in making such examinations as by the Trusteq 
 may be deemed necessary, and the expenses of any other ex- 
 aminations shall be paid by the bondholders requesting such 
 examinations. 
 
 Section 3. The amounts so paid into the Sinking Fund 
 and received by the Trustee shall be applied by it as follows : 
 
 (a) Out of the moneys received under Section 1 (1} 
 hereof to pay the interest due at the several interest dates 
 on the outstanding bonds hereby secured upon presentation 
 of the proper coupons appertaining thereto. 
 
 (b) On and after the tenth day of February and be- 
 fore the first day of March, 1923, and on and after the 
 tenth day of August and before the first day of September, 
 1923, and semi-annually thereafter, the Trustee shall give 
 notice by publication once a week for two successive weeks 
 in at least one daily newspaper published in each of the fol- 
 lowing places, to wit: Altoona, and Philadelphia, Pennsyl- 
 vania, and New York, New York, inviting tenders or pro- 
 posals for bonds to be surrendered for redemption out of 
 the Sinking Fund on or before the first day of April, or Oc- 
 tober thereafter. Said bonds shall be purchased and re- 
 
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deemed at a price not exceeding 107%% on or before April 
 1, 1927, and thereafter at a premium of % of one per cent, 
 less than the said price of 107 1 / 2 % for each succeeding twelve 
 months after April 1, 1927. Thereupon, the Trustee shall 
 redeem out of the moneys in the Sinking Fund any of such 
 bonds so tendered upon the best and most advantageous 
 terms at which the same may be obtained, and as between 
 bonds tendered on the same terms those to be redeemed 
 shall be determined by lot. If by the third day of March or 
 September of any year the amount of bonds so tendered is 
 insufficient to exhaust the funds in said Sinking Fund and 
 leaves a sum in excess of One thousand dollars ($1,000) in 
 said Sinking Fund then the Trustee shall draw by lot from 
 the bonds secured hereby then outstanding, for redemption 
 upon the first of April or October following, at the premiums 
 for the respective periods as hereinbefore provided, such 
 number of bonds issued hereunder and then outstanding as 
 will, together with the bonds if any already tendered, reduce 
 the moneys then in said Sinking Fund under Section 1 (2) 
 (3) (4) hereof to under One thousand dollars ($1,000). 
 
 Section 4. Promptly after said drawing and prior to 
 the first day of the succeeding April or October, as the case 
 may be, the Trustee shall give notice by publication once a 
 week for three successive weeks in at least one daily news- 
 paper of general circulation published in each of the fol- 
 lowing places, to wit, the City of Altoona and the City of 
 Philadelphia in the State of Pennsylvania, and the City of 
 New York in the State of New York, specifying the distinc- 
 tive numbers and series of the bonds so called for redemption 
 with the redemption price and that said bonds will be 
 due on the day specified and payable at the office of the 
 Trustee. Such notice calling the bonds for redemption shall 
 state that the bonds are to be purchased and redeemed out 
 of the moneys in the Sinking Fund. No bonds purchased 
 for the Sinking Fund as hereinbefore provided shall be 
 cancelled, but they shall be held by the Trustee stamped 
 “Not negotiable; property of the Sinking Fund”, and all 
 interest accruing thereon shall be collected by said Trustee 
 and applied as other Sinking Fund moneys paid under Sec- 
 tion 1 (2) (3) and (4) hereof are applied. All costs, 
 charges and expenses incurred by the said Trustee with 
 reference to the Sinking Fund shall be paid by the 
 Company; but in case such payment be not made on de- 
 mand the sum may be in the first instance paid by said 
 Trustee out of moneys in the Sinking Fund. 
 
 Said bonds being redeemable hereunder on an interest 
 
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date and the coupons payable on such date being payable 
 irrespective of the production of the bonds, the redemption 
 price as advertised shall not include interest. 
 
 The Company shall have the right to purchase bonds 
 hereby secured in the open market and offer the same to 
 the Trustee for purchase for the Sinking Fund in competi- 
 tion with the other holders of such bonds. 
 
 Section 5. All or any of the bonds hereby secured may, 
 at the election of the Company be redeemed at any time on 
 or before April 1, 1927, by payment of one hundred and 
 .seven and one-half per centum of the par value thereof, plus 
 accrued interest and thereafter at a premium of one-half 
 (t/ 2 ) of one (1) per centum less than said premium of seven 
 and one-half ( 7 V 2 ) per centum for each suceeding twelve 
 months after April 1, 1927 plus accrued interest to date of 
 redemption. Whenever the Company desires to redeem bonds 
 it shall give notice thereof in writing to the Trustee at least 
 sixty (60) days before such redemption date, and shall 
 then deposit with or satisfactorily secure to the Trustee 
 in cash the amount necessary to redeem the number of 
 bonds desired to be retired plus accrued interest. The 
 Trustee shall thereupon draw by lot from the bonds secured 
 Ihereby then outstanding (excluding bonds in the Sinking 
 Fund), the specified number of bonds (unless all are to 
 be redeemed) and give notice by publication, once a week 
 for four successive weeks in one daily newspaper published 
 in each of the following cities: Altoona and Philadelphia, 
 Pennsylvania, and New York, New York, specifying the 
 distinctive numbers of bonds so drawn for redemption, (un- 
 less all are to be redeemed) and that upon the date desig- 
 nated in such notice the bonds therein specified will be due 
 and payable at the respective premiums hereinbefore pro- 
 vided, as the case may be, and that on the date specified 
 interest will cease to accrue. 
 
 Section 6. In the event that any bonds called for re- 
 demption in the manner hereinbefore provided in Sections 
 4 or 5 hereof should not be presented to the Trustee for 
 redemption on the date specified by the published notice, 
 the Trustee shall retain as a special fund (upon which the 
 Trustee shall be obliged to pay interest only at the current 
 rate at the time allowed by it upon similar deposits) for 
 that purpose, the amounts deposited or left with it on ac- 
 count of principal and interest as aforesaid, as the case 
 may be, for the redemption of such of the bonds described 
 in the said notice as have not been presented for payment 
 
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as aforesaid, and all interest on such bonds, together with 
 all liability by the Company to the holders thereof on ac- 
 count of the principal and interest thereof, shall thereupon 
 cease, determine and be completely discharged from and 
 after the date so fixed for redemption, and the holders 
 thereof shall thereafter be restricted absolutely to said 
 fund for any claim of whatsoever nature on their part under 
 this indenture or on said bonds or any coupons appertain- 
 ing thereto. All bonds redeemed as provided in Section 5 
 of this Article, shall be cancelled by the Trustee and a 
 certificate of such cancellation given to the Company and 
 no such bonds shall be reissued. It shall be the duty of 
 the Trustee, in the event that all of the outstanding bonds 
 shall have been purchased or called as aforesaid and the re- 
 quisite deposit of cash made with the Trustee, so soon as 
 may be after the date designated in such call, to pay over 
 to the Company any other balance of cash pledged here- 
 under, and to satisfy this mortgage as provided in Article 
 X hereof. 
 
 ARTICLE IV. 
 
 Particular Covenants of the Company 
 
 Section 1. The Company covenants to and with the 
 Trustee duly and punctually to pay or cause to be paid 
 to every holder of any bond secured hereunder, the prin- 
 cipal and interest accruing thereon, at the date and place 
 and in the manner mentioned in such respective bonds or 
 in the coupons belonging thereto, according to the true 
 intent and meaning thereof, such payment to be made 
 without deduction from either the principal or interest 
 for or on account of the four mill Pennsylvania personal 
 property tax and also of the normal Federal Income Tax to 
 an amount not to exceed two per cent, deductible at the 
 source, which the Company or the Trustee may be re- 
 quired or permitted to pay thereon or to retain therefrom un- 
 der or by reason of any present or future laws of the United 
 States or of the State of Pennsylvania, the Company hereby 
 agreeing to pay such tax or taxes, in so far as it may 
 lawfully do so. If the Company or the Trustee are not 
 required or permitted to pay or retain such tax or taxes, 
 the Company shall reimburse to the holder, or if registered, 
 to the registered owner thereof, any and all taxes (other 
 than succession or inheritance taxes) which may be im- 
 posed upon said bonds or upon such holder or registered 
 owner by reason of his ownership thereof, under any pres- 
 
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ent or future law of the /State of Pennsylvania, or of any 
 county, municipality or taxing authority in said State, but 
 not in excess of four mills per annum on each dollar of the 
 face amount of said bonds. 
 
 The interest on the coupon bonds shall be payable only 
 upon presentation and surrender of the several coupons 
 for such interest as they severally mature. The principal 
 of the bonds shall be payable only on presentation and 
 surrender thereof. 
 
 The interest coupons appertaining to any bond which 
 may have been drawn for redemption under the provisions 
 of Article III hereof, falling due not later than the date 
 for which such bond may have been called for redemp- 
 tion, shall be paid irrespective of the production of such 
 called bond ; but, except in the hands of the Trustee for the 
 Sinking Fund, no interest coupon on any bond so drawn 
 for redemption, falling due subsequent to such call date, 
 shall be paid after the bond to which such coupon shall 
 appertain shall be so drawn. 
 
 Section 2. Request for reimbursement of any tax 
 agreed to be refunded hereunder shall be made upon forms 
 obtainable from the Company stating the numbers of 
 said bonds and setting forth the fact of ownership at the 
 date when such tax was assessed and that such tax was 
 assessed upon and paid by said holder as a resident of 
 the State of Pennsylvania, owning said bond. Such re- 
 quest shall be made to the Company in writing within 
 
 the period of sixty (60) days from the date of each 
 
 and every payment of such tax by said holder, and 
 
 the Company shall not be liable to reimburse said 
 
 holder for any tax unless such request be made within such 
 period, and it shall in no event be liable to reimburse said 
 holder for any interest or penalty assessed upon or paid 
 in addition to the amount of said tax as originally assessed. 
 
 Section 3. The Company covenants to pay or satis- 
 factorily to provide for, all expenses, including counsel 
 fees, reasonably incurred or disbursed or advances reason- 
 ably made or procured by the Trustee hereunder, and 
 reasonable compensation for all services rendered by it in 
 the execution of the trusts hereby created. The Trustee 
 shall have a lien under this indenture preferential to the 
 bonds hereby secured, upon the properties mortgaged here- 
 under including any moneys held by the Trustee under 
 any of the provisions hereof, to secure the payment of 
 its said reasonable costs, charges, expenses, liabilities and 
 compensation. 
 
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Section 4. The Company covenants to pay or cause to 
 be paid all taxes and assessments lawfully levied or asses- 
 sed upon all the property, rights, franchises, improvements, 
 equipment, materials and things hereby mortgaged or 
 pledged or intended so to be, or upon any part thereof, when 
 the same shall become lawfully due and payable, and fur- 
 ther covenants that it will not suffer any mechanics', 
 laborers’, statutory or other similar liens to remain out- 
 standing upon the property aforesaid or any part thereof, 
 the lien whereof might or could be held to be prior to 
 the lien of these presents, and that it will not suffer any 
 other matter or thing whatsoever whereby the lien hereby 
 created might be impaired, but the Company shall have 
 the right to contest by legal proceedings any taxes, assess- 
 ments or lien or liens, not hereby created, and pending such 
 contests may delay and defer payment thereof. 
 
 The Company further covenants that this indenture is 
 and always will be kept a first lien upon the premises and 
 property described or mentioned in the granting clauses 
 hereof, and upon renewals and replacements thereof, and 
 will be kept a first lien on all other or after acquired prop- 
 erty covered by the granting clauses hereof, subject only 
 to the lien of any encumbrances or of deferred installments 
 of the purchase price to which any such after acquired 
 property may be subject as and when acquired, or pur- 
 chase money mortgages thereon, which the Company may 
 give therefor. Subject as aforesaid, the Company will not 
 voluntarily create or suffer to be created any lien or charge 
 which will be prior to the lien of this indenture upon the 
 property hereby mortgaged or pledged, or any part thereof, 
 or upon the income thereof. 
 
 It is recognized by the parties hereto that in large 
 tracts of land of the character hereby presently conveyed 
 to the Trustee title to which has been derived from vari- 
 ous sources, defects of title may exist in respect to small 
 parcels thereof without affecting materially the value of 
 such properties, and the Company hereby covenants that 
 if any such defects exist it will institute all such proceed- 
 ings in law or in equity as may be advised by its counsel 
 or by the Trustee, and duly prosecute the same and will 
 diligently defend any such suits or proceedings which may 
 be instituted by others involving the assertion of any ad- 
 verse claims to the end that the said property may be 
 freed from any such defects or adverse claims if possible. 
 
 Section 5. Whenever demanded by the Trustee, the 
 
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Company shall cause to be done, executed, acknowledged 
 and delivered every such further acts, deeds, transfers 
 and assurances for the better assuring, conveying and con- 
 firming unto the Trustee all and singular the property des- 
 cribed in the granting clauses hereof, including any property 
 which may hereafter be acquired by exchange for any part 
 of the mortgaged premises or with the proceeds thereof or 
 with any funds received on account of insurance thereon, 
 as reasonably the Trustee shall require for better accom- 
 plishing the provisions and purposes of this indenture, 
 and for securing payment of the principal and interest of the 
 bonds intended to be secured hereby, every such deed, trans- 
 fer or assurance being intended to be, and being supple- 
 mental to this indenture and not an original independent 
 deed or transfer. 
 
 Section 6. The Company covenants and agrees that it 
 will not, directly or indirectly, extend or assent to the ex- 
 tension of the time for payment of any coupon upon any 
 of the bonds secured by this indenture, and that it will 
 not, directly, or indirectly, be a party to or approve any 
 arrangement therefor by purchasing or refunding said cou- 
 pons in any other manner. In case the payment of any 
 such coupon should be so extended by, or with the con- 
 sent of, the Company, such coupon so extended shall not 
 be entitled, in case of default hereunder, to the benefit or 
 security of this indenture, except subject to the prior pay- 
 ment in full of the principal of all the bonds outstand- 
 ing, and of all interest appertaining thereto, the payment 
 of which has not been so extended; the intention of this 
 indenture being to prevent any accumulation of unpaid 
 coupons after maturity, unless the payment thereof is 
 postponed as set forth above. 
 
 Section 7. The Company covenants, at all times so 
 long as any of the bonds secured hereby are outstanding 
 and unpaid, properly to maintain all the works owned by 
 it as well as the property at any time subject to the lien 
 hereof or intended so to be, repairing, renewing and re- 
 placing the same as may be necessary, and to preserve 
 the franchises and rights relative thereto, and further to 
 keep the buildings, machinery, fixtures and appliances, 
 now or hereafter to become subject hereto, usually insured 
 by such companies, insured for an adequate amount, in 
 and by responsible companies, against loss or damage by 
 fire, and to pay all premiums upon the said insurance 
 policies. Said policies of insurance shall be taken in the 
 
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name of the Company and shall contain the usual mort- 
 gagee clause that all loss thereunder shall be payable to 
 the Trustee, as its interest may appear, for the benefit of 
 the several holders of said bonds. 
 
 The proceeds of any such insurance shall be paid 
 direct to the Trustee, and shall be held by the Trustee as 
 part of the trust estate hereunder; except moneys paid on 
 any one loss in amount less than $1,000 which may be re- 
 tained by the Company and applied in the replacement, 
 repair or rebuilding of the damaged or destroyed property 
 or otherwise for the benefit of the mortgaged premises; 
 provided, however, in the event of property damaged, that 
 upon the complete restoration by the Company of the dam- 
 aged or destroyed property, the Trustee shall pay the Com- 
 pany, upon being requested in writing so to do, out of such 
 proceeds, such part thereof as shall equal the actual cost 
 of such restoration without affecting the lien of this mort- 
 gage for the full amount secured hereby before such dam- 
 age or such payment took place and the written request of 
 the Company signed by its President or Vice-President and 
 by its Secretary or Treasurer shall be full and sufficient 
 warrant to the Trustee for such payment. The Trustee 
 shall not be liable for any action taken or suffered by it 
 in good faith in reliance upon the truth of the statements 
 set forth in any such request nor for the exercise of any 
 discretion in determining the form thereof. 
 
 If no such request shall be made by the Company 
 within three months from the date of the receipt by the 
 Trustee of said moneys, then the same shall be added to 
 the Sinking Fund for the redemption of the bonds secured 
 hereby as provided in Article III, Section 3, hereof. 
 
 If the proceeds of all the policies of insurance upon 
 property damaged or destroyed by fire which the advant- 
 ageous prosecution of the business of the Company shall 
 require to be repaired, replaced or reconstructed shall be 
 insufficient for the proper repair, replacement or recon- 
 struction thereof, any sum in addition to the proceeds of 
 insurance required to be expended to effect such repair, 
 replacement or reconstruction shall be paid by the Com- 
 pany. 
 
 In case at any time the insurance on the premises 
 hereby mortgaged shall be deemed to be inadequate by 
 the Trustee or by the holders of a majority of the bonds 
 secured hereby, it shall be lawful for the Trustee to effect 
 additional insurance and, on written request of the hold- 
 
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ers of the majority of the outstanding bonds hereby se- 
 cured, the Trustee shall effect additional insurance on said 
 premises to such amount as said bondholders may in said 
 writing request, and the premiums paid in effecting the 
 same shall be a lien on the mortgaged property and shall 
 be forthwith due and payable by the Company with inter- 
 est; but the Trustee shall not be under any obligation to 
 effect such insurance unless it be supplied with funds suf- 
 ficient for that purpose. 
 
 Annually, or oftener if required by the Trustee, the 
 Company shall furnish the Trustee with a schedule of all 
 insurance then in effect indicating such changes in insur- 
 ance as may have taken place since the preceding schedule, 
 together with a certificate from the Company signed by its 
 President or Vice-President certifying to the correctness 
 of the schedule and that the insurances thereon are ade- 
 quate. 
 
 Section 8. The Company covenants to pay all the 
 expenses of lithographing the bonds secured hereby, and of 
 printing these presents and of the execution of such in- 
 struments as may be required hereby, and further to pay 
 for its own account, such lawful disbursements as may be 
 incurred in the execution and recording of this indenture, 
 and of any subsequent instruments required in the perform- 
 ance of the covenants and conditions hereof. 
 
 Section 9. The said Company covenants, until the 
 final payment of the principal of the bonds secured hereby, 
 to keep and maintain an office or agency on the mortgaged 
 property where all notices, demands or legal process here- 
 under may be served, and shall notify the Trustee in writ- 
 ing of the precise location of said office or agency. If the 
 Company shall fail to keep or maintain such an office oi; 
 agency, or shall fail to so notify the Trustee of the location 
 thereof, then the said notices, demands or legal process may 
 be served on the Company at the office of the Trustee. 
 
 ARTICLE V. 
 
 Of the Premises Mortgaged 
 
 Section 1. The Company shall have the right from 
 time to time to convey, free from the incumbrances and 
 trusts hereof, any parcel or parcels of the real estate 
 covered hereby, which, in the judgment of its Board of 
 Directors, shall no longer be useful or necessary in the 
 proper and judicious management of the properties hereby 
 
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mortgaged. Such sale shall be made only upon the author- 
 ity of express resolutions of said Board of Directors, au- 
 thorizing and directing such sale, certifying to the ade- 
 quacy of the price, describing the property, and stating 
 that such property is in the opinion of said Board no 
 longer useful or necessary in the proper and judicious man- 
 agement of the property hereby mortgaged, and requesting 
 the release of the same herefrom by the Trustee; all the 
 facts set forth in such resolution being further verified 
 by an affidavit by the President or Vice-President of the 
 Company to the truth of the same ; provided, however, that 
 if the consideration to be received in any single sale, con- 
 veyance or assignment of any such real estate shall ex- 
 ceed the sum of Ten thousand dollars ($10,000), or if the 
 area of the property to be conveyed shall exceed one hun- 
 dred (100) acres there shall be furnished to the Trustee, 
 in addition to such resolution and affidavit a verified cer- 
 tificate from an engineer, satisfactory to the Trustee, that 
 the consideration to be received for the real estate so sold 
 is the full and fair value of such real estate at the time the 
 same is to be sold, conveyed or assigned or intended so 
 to be by the Company. Upon the filing of a copy of such 
 resolutions certified under the corporate seal of the Com- 
 pany by its Secretary or Assistant Secretary, together with 
 such affidavit, and such engineer’s certificate where re- 
 quired as above provided, the Trustee shall release from 
 the operation and lien hereof any of such property sold, 
 and such copy of resolution, such affidavit, and such certi- 
 ficate where required, shall be the sole and sufficient au- 
 thority to the Trustee for such release. 
 
 The proceeds of all property sold as aforesaid shall be 
 receivable only by the Trustee, and said proceeds shall be 
 applied at the election and upon the order or demand of 
 the Company, as follows: 
 
 (a) To pay not to exceed seventy per cent. (70%) 
 of the cost of the construction or acquisition of additional 
 property or of the extension, improvement or betterment 
 of property covered by the lien of this mortgage as a first 
 lien, or to reimburse the Company for such cost, upon 
 presentation by the Company of a resolution of its Board 
 of Directors certified by its Secretary or an Assistant 
 Secretary, requesting the payment to it of such proceeds 
 and specifying the nature of the construction, acquisition, 
 extension, improvement or betterment actually made, as 
 above provided, and stating the actual cost and fair value 
 
thereof, the amount of said proceeds so to be used therefor, 
 so that the security of this mortgage shall not thereby be 
 diminished, and also stating that no part of such cost has 
 been reimbursed or paid out of the proceeds of any bonds 
 issued by the Company under any provision of this mortgage, 
 or has been reimbursed or paid out of the proceeds of in- 
 surance on any property covered by the lien of this mort- 
 gage or out of the proceeds of sale of any other property 
 released from the lien hereof or out of moneys received 
 for the condemnation of property covered by the lien here- 
 of; or else 
 
 (b) If not applied in accordance with the foregoing 
 sub-division (a), or if such application be not specifically 
 designated within thirty days of the date of such release, 
 such proceeds shall be added to the Sinking Fund for the 
 redemption of bonds secured hereby as provided in Article 
 III, Section 3 hereof. 
 
 Section 2. In case any part or parts of the property 
 subject hereto or any interest therein shall be taken under 
 any condemnation or eminent domain proceedings, the net 
 proceeds realized therefrom shall be paid to the Trustee 
 and disposed of and applied in the same manner as if real- 
 ized from a voluntary sale and release of such property 
 under the provisions of this Article. 
 
 Section 3. The Company shall have the further right 
 to exchange any part of the mortgaged premises for a 
 quantity of land of at least equal value not subject to lien 
 or encumbrance in, on, or under any property adjoining or 
 substantially adjacent to any of the mortgaged premises. 
 Such exchange shall be made only upon the authority of 
 express resolutions of the Board of Directors of the Com- 
 pany, authorizing and directing such exchange, describ- 
 ing the property exchanged and that to be received there- 
 for and certifying that the property to be received is of 
 at least equal value to the Company to that given in ex- 
 change, that it is not subject to lien or encumbrance, and 
 that it is in, on or under any property adjoining or sub- 
 stantially adjacent to any of the mortgaged premises, and 
 on the filing of a certificate to the same effect by an engineer 
 satisfactory to the Trustee and an affidavit by the Presi- 
 dent or Vice-President of the Company to the truth of all 
 the facts stated in said resolution. On receipt of a copy 
 of such resolution, certified under the seal of the Company 
 by the Secretary' or Assistant Secretary, and tof such 
 certificate and affidavit, the Trustee shall release from the 
 
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lien hereof the property so to be given in exchange and 
 such resolution, certificate and affidavit shall be the sole and 
 sufficient authority to the Trustee for such release. On 
 consummation of such exchange the Company shall forth- 
 with convey or cause to be conveyed to the Trustee the prop- 
 erty so received in exchange, to be held under this inden- 
 ture with the same force and effect as security for the 
 bonds hereunder, as if now included herein. 
 
 Section 4. The Trustee is hereby authorized to per- 
 form all acts necessary to carry out the provisions of this 
 Article. The Trustee may accept the respective resolu- 
 tions, affidavits or certificates above provided as conclusive 
 evidence of the facts therein stated and as full authority 
 to the Trustee in the premises. In favor of every grantee 
 of the Company and of every person claiming any interest 
 therein by, through or under either of them, every release 
 of property from the lien of this indenture by the Trustee 
 under the provisions hereof shall be valid, and no such 
 purchaser or person need inquire as to the power or author- 
 ity of the Trustee to give any such release or be under any 
 obligation to see to the application of the purchase money. 
 
 Section 5. Nothing contained in this indenture or in 
 any bond hereby secured, shall prevent the Company from 
 entering into any lawful consolidation or merger with, or 
 any lease to, any other corporation or corporations, or any 
 conveyance or transfer (subject to the continuing lien of 
 this indenture and to all the provisions thereof), of all 
 the mortgaged estates, property and franchises as an en- 
 tirety, to a corporation at that time existing under and by 
 virtue of the laws of the United States or any State thereof, 
 and lawfully entitled to acquire the said estate, property 
 and franchises, provided, however, that such consolidation, 
 merger, lease or sale shall not impair the lien and security 
 of this indenture, or any of the rights or powers of the 
 Trustee, or of the bondholders hereunder, and that, upon 
 any such consolidation, merger, lease or sale, the due and 
 punctual payment of the principal and interest of all said 
 bonds according to their tenor, and the due and punctual 
 performance and observance of all of the covenants and 
 conditions of this indenture, shall be expressly assumed 
 by any corporation formed by such consolidation or merger, 
 or leasing or purchasing as aforesaid. 
 
 In case the Company shall be consolidated or merged 
 as aforesaid with any other corporation, or shall lease, sell, 
 convey and transfer, subject to this indenture, all the 
 
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mortgaged estates, property and franchises, as an entirety 
 as aforesaid, every successor corporation formed by such 
 consolidation or into which the Company shall have been 
 merged, or which shall have purchased and received any 
 lease, conveyance and transfer as aforesaid, upon executing 
 and causing to be recorded an indenture to the Trustee, 
 satisfactory to the Trustee, whereby such successor cor- 
 poration shall assume the due and punctual payment of the 
 principal and interest of the bonds hereby secured and the 
 performance of all the covenants and conditions of this in- 
 denture, shall succeed to, and be substituted for the Com- 
 pany, with the same effect as if it had been named herein 
 as party of the first part hereto, and, subject to all the 
 terms, conditions and restrictions herein prescribed, the 
 Trustee shall certify and deliver any of such bonds upon 
 the order of such successor corporation; but the Company 
 shall not be released from its continuing liability except with 
 the consent in writing of the holders of all the then out- 
 standing bonds hereby secured. All bonds so issued shall 
 in all respects have the same legal rank and security as 
 the bonds issued in accordance with the terms of this in- 
 denture, as thought all of said bonds had been issued at 
 the date of the execution hereof. 
 
 ARTICLE VI. 
 
 Remedies of Trustee and Bondholders 
 
 Section 1. No coupon belonging to any bond hereby 
 secured, which in any way, at or after maturity, shall 
 have been transferred or pledged separate and apart from 
 the bond to which it relates, shall, unless accompanied by 
 such bond, be entitled, on distribution of the proceeds of 
 a sale of the mortgaged premises hereunder, to any benefit 
 of or from this indenture, except after the prior payment 
 in full of the principal of the bonds secured hereby, and of 
 all coupons and interest obligations not so transferred or 
 pledged. 
 
 Section 2. In case default shall be made in the pay- 
 ment of any interest on any of the said bonds, or of any 
 sum payable to the Trustee for the Sinking Fund under 
 the provisions of Article III, Section 1, hereof, and any 
 such default shall have continued for a period of sixty 
 days, then and in every case of such continuing default, 
 the Trustee may, and upon the written request of the hold- 
 ers of a majority in amount of the bonds then outstanding 
 
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shall, by notice in writing delivered to the Company, de- 
 clare the principal of all bonds then outstanding to be due 
 and payable immediately, and upon any such declaration 
 the same shall become and be immediately due and payable, 
 anything in this indenture or in said bonds contained to 
 the contrary notwithstanding. This provision, however, 
 is subject to the condition that if, at any time after the 
 principal of said bonds shall have been so declared due and 
 payable, all arrears of interest upon all such bonds, 
 with interest at the rate of seven per centum per annum on 
 overdue installments of interest, the expenses of the Trus- 
 tee and all other amounts in respect to which the Company 
 shall then be in default under this indenture, other than 
 the principal of the bonds, shall be paid by the Company be- 
 fore any sale of the property mortgaged or pledged here- 
 under shall have been made, then and in every such case, the 
 holders of a majority in amount of the bonds then out- 
 standing, by written notice to the Company, and to the 
 Trustee, may waive such default and its consequences ; but 
 no. such waiver shall extend to or affect any subsequent de- 
 fault or impair any right consequent thereon. 
 
 Section 3. In case (1) default shall be made in the due 
 and punctual payment of any interest accruing upon any 
 one or more of the bonds hereby secured, or intended so to 
 be, according to the terms thereof, when the same shall be- 
 come due, or in any sum payable to the Trustee for the Sink- 
 ing Fund under the provisions of Article III, Section 1 hereof 
 or (2) default shall be made in the due and punctual pay- 
 ment of the principal of one or more of the said bonds at 
 maturity or if (3) default shall be made by the Company in 
 the due observance or performance of any other covenant 
 or condition herein required to be kept or performed by 
 the Company, and such last mentioned default shall continue 
 for a period of sixty days after written notice thereof to 
 the Company from the Trustee or from the holders of 
 twenty-five per centum (25%) in amount of the bonds se- 
 cured hereby, then and in every such case the Company, 
 upon demand of the Trustee, shall and will forthwith sur- 
 render to the Trustee actual possession of the hereby mort- 
 gaged premises, and the Trustee shall thereupon be entitled 
 forthwith, with or without process of law, to enter into and 
 upon, and take and assume possession of all and singular 
 the property hereby mortgaged, or intended so to be, and 
 each and every part thereof, with all records, books, papers 
 and accounts of the Company relating thereto and to ex- 
 
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elude the Company and its agents and servants wholly there- 
 from, and shall have, hold and use the same, controlling, 
 managing and operating by its superintendents, managers, 
 receivers, servants, or other agents, or attorneys, the said 
 property, with the appurtenances, and conducting the busi- 
 ness and operation thereof, and exercising the franchises 
 appertaining thereto and making from time to time, at the 
 expense of the trust estate, all repairs and replacements, 
 and such useful additions, alterations and improvements 
 thereon and thereto as the said Trustee may deem best, and 
 may collect and receive all income, rents, issues, profits, in- 
 terest or dividends from the mortgaged premises or on ac- 
 count of any lease of the same or any part thereof, 
 and after deducting the cost of all repairs, replace- 
 ments, additions, alterations and improvements so made, and 
 all payments made for taxes and assessments, and other 
 proper charges upon said property or any part thereof, 
 and as well just compensation for the services of the Trus- 
 tee, its agents, clerks and attorneys, shall apply the remain- 
 der of the moneys so received by it as follows : 
 
 In case the principal of the bonds hereby secured 
 shall not have become due, by declaration or otherwise, 
 to the payment (a) of the interest in default in the 
 order of the maturity of the installments of such in- 
 terest, with interest thereon at the same rate as is 
 borne by the respective bonds, such payments to be 
 made ratably to the persons entitled thereto without 
 discrimination or preference; (b) of any surplus re- 
 maining to the Company; 
 
 In case the principal of any of the bonds hereby se- 
 cured shall have become due, by declaration or other- 
 wise, to the payment (a) of the interest in default, 
 with interest on the overdue installments thereof at 
 the same rate as is borne by the respective bonds in the 
 order of the maturity of the installments; (b) of the 
 principal of any or all bonds hereby secured so due, in 
 every instance such payments to be made ratably to 
 the persons entitled to such payments without any dis- 
 crimination or preference; and (c) of any surplus re- 
 maining to the Company. 
 
 Section 4. In case (1) default shall be made in the 
 payment of any interest on any bond at any time issued 
 under and secured by this indenture, or of any sum payable 
 to the Trustee for the Sinking Fund under the provisions 
 
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of Article III, Section 1, hereof, and any such default shall 
 continue for a period of sixty days, or (2) default shall 
 be made in the due and punctual payment of the principal 
 of any bond hereby secured, or in case (3) default shall 
 be made in the due observance or performance of any other 
 covenant or condition hereunder required to be kept or per- 
 formed by the Company, and any such last mentioned de- 
 fault shall continue for a period of sixty days after written 
 notice thereof from the Trustee or from the holders of 
 twenty-five per centum (25%) in amount of the bonds here- 
 by secured; then, and in each and every such case, the 
 Trustee, in its discretion, personally or by attorney (a) 
 may proceed to sell at public auction, in whole or in parcels, 
 from time to time, as shall be deemed by it most advantag- 
 eous, unto the highest bidder, all and singular the prop- 
 erty real, personal and mixed, rights, rights of action, 
 privileges and franchises hereby mortgaged or intended 
 so to be, that shall then be subject to the lien, oper- 
 ation, and effect of this indenture, with the appurtenances 
 thereof, and all benefit and equity of redemption of the 
 Company, its successors or assigns, therein or (b) may 
 proceed to protect and enforce its rights and the rights of 
 bondholders under this indenture, by a suit or suits in equity 
 or at law, whether for the specific performance of any cov- 
 enant or agreement contained herein, or in aid of the exe- 
 cution of any power herein granted, or for the enforcement 
 of any other appropriate legal or equitable remedy, as the 
 Trustee, being advised by counsel learned in the law, shall 
 deem most expedient to protect and enforce any of its rights 
 and duties hereunder. 
 
 Section 5. Upon the written request of the holders of 
 twenty-five per centum (25%) in amount of the bonds 
 hereby secured, in case of any such continuing default, it 
 shall be the duty of the Trustee, upon being indemnified, 
 as hereinafter provided, to take all steps needful for the 
 protection and enforcement of its rights and the rights of 
 the holders of the bonds hereby secured, and to exercise 
 the power of sale herein conferred, or to take appropriate 
 judicial proceedings by action, suit, or otherwise, as the 
 Trustee, being advised by counsel learned in the law, 
 shall deem most expedient in the interests of the holders 
 of the bonds hereby secured; but anything in this in- 
 denture to the contrary notwithstanding, the holders of 
 sixty per centum (60%) in amount of the bonds hereby 
 secured and then outstanding from time to time, shall 
 
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have the right to direct and control the method and 
 place of conducting any and all proceedings for any sale 
 of the properties hereby mortgaged or pledged (including 
 the designation of the parcels or lots in which the mort- 
 gaged or pledged properties shall be offered for sale), or 
 for the appointment of a receiver or any other proceedings 
 hereunder. 
 
 Section 6. The principal of the bonds secured hereby 
 having become due at maturity, or as in this article pro- 
 vided, the Trustee may foreclose this indenture by bill in 
 equity or forthwith sue out a writ or writs of scire facias 
 upon this indenture with the same force and effect as 
 though the whole amount of principal and interest secured 
 hereby had been due for a year and a day, and proceed 
 thereon to judgment, and after judgment, proceed to sell 
 the mortgaged premises, or such parts thereof as may 
 then be subject to this mortgage, for the recovery of said 
 debt and all interest accrued and unpaid, without further 
 stay, any law, usage or custom to the contrary not- 
 withstanding. 
 
 Section 7. Notice of any sale pursuant to any pro- 
 vision of this indenture shall state the time and place 
 when and where the same is to be made, and shall contain a 
 brief general description of the property and securities 
 to be sold and shall be sufficiently given if published 
 once in each week for six successive weeks prior to 
 such sale, in at least one newspaper of general circula- 
 tion published in each of the following places: Altoona and 
 Philadelphia, State of Pennsylvania, and New York, New 
 York. 
 
 Section 8. The Trustee may from time to time adjourn 
 any sale to be made by it under any provision of this in- 
 denture, by announcement at the time and place ap- 
 pointed for such sale, or for such adjourned sale or sales; 
 and, without further notice or publication, it may make 
 such sale at the time and place to which the same shall 
 be so adjourned. 
 
 Section 9. In case of any sale of the properties or 
 franchises hereby mortgaged or pledged, whether made 
 under the powers herein given, or any of them, or 
 under judicial authority, the purchaser may make pay- 
 ment of the amount of his bid, or any part thereof in 
 excess of the cash required for the discharge of any liens 
 prior to the lien of this mortgage, and for the payment of 
 all costs, charges, fees and expenses, by receipting for 
 
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the moneys, to which, as holder of the bonds and coupons 
 secured hereby, he may be entitled out of the proceeds 
 of sale. 
 
 Section 10. Upon the completion of any sale or sales 
 under this indenture, the Trustee shall have the right to 
 convey, assign, transfer and deliver the properties 
 sold to the accepted purchaser or purchasers, and the 
 Trustee and its successors are hereby appointed the true 
 and lawful attorney or attorneys, irrevocable, of the 
 Company, in its name and stead, to make all necessary 
 conveyances and transfers in pursuance of such sale 
 or sales; and, for that purpose, it and they may ex- 
 ecute all necessary acts of conveyance, assignment, 
 and transfer, the Company hereby ratifying and confirm- 
 ing all that its said attorney or attorneys shall lawfully 
 do by virtue hereof. The Company shall and will, if and 
 when thereunto requested, execute and deliver such deeds 
 and other instruments as may be required to confirm 
 and assure such title and ownership in and to such pur- 
 chaser or purchasers. 
 
 Any such sale or sales made under or by virtue of the 
 powers conferred by this indenture, whether under the 
 power of sale hereby granted and conferred, or under or 
 by virtue of judicial proceedings, shall operate to divest 
 all right, title, interest, claim and demand whatsoever, 
 either at law or in equity, of the Company, in and to 
 the properties sold, and shall be a perpetual bar both at 
 law and in equity, against the Company, its successors and 
 assigns, and against any and all persons claiming or to claim 
 the properties sold, or any part thereof, from, through or 
 under the Company, its successors or assigns. 
 
 Section 11. The receipt of the Trustee shall be a suffi- 
 cient discharge to any purchaser of the properties 
 or any part thereof, sold as aforesaid, for the pur- 
 chase money, and no such purchaser or his represen- 
 tatives, grantees or assigns, after paying such purchase 
 money and receiving such receipt, shall be bound to see 
 to the application of the purchase money upon or for any 
 trust or purpose of this indenture, or in any manner 
 whatsoever be answerable for any loss, misapplication 
 or non-application of any such purchase money, or any 
 part thereof, or be bound to inquire as to the authori- 
 zation, necessity, expediency or regularity of any such 
 sales. 
 
 Section 12. The Company hereby irrevocably waives 
 
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all benefit of any present or future valuation, stay, exten- 
 sion or redemption laws, and hereby irrevocably waives all 
 right to have the mortgaged properties, or any part thereof, 
 marshalled upon any sale thereof, and consents that all of 
 the properties mortgaged and pledged hereunder may be 
 sold as a whole or in such parts as may be most advantage- 
 ous to the holders of bonds secured hereby. 
 
 Section 13. In case of any such sale as aforesaid, the 
 principal of all the bonds secured hereby, if not previously 
 due, shall immediately thereupon become and be due and 
 payable, anything in said bonds or in this indenture con- 
 tained to the contrary notwithstanding. 
 
 Section 14. The purchase money, proceeds and avails 
 of any such sale, together with any other sums which then 
 may be held by the Trustee as part of the trust estate, shall 
 be applied as follows: — 
 
 First. — To the payment of the costs and expenses of 
 such sale, including reasonable compensation to the Trustee, 
 its agents, attorneys and counsel, and of all expenses, lia- 
 bilities and advances made or incurred by the Trustee in 
 the execution of this trust, and to the payment of all taxes, 
 assessments or liens on the property mortgaged or pledged 
 hereunder, prior to the lien of these presents, except any 
 taxes, assessments or other superior liens subject to which 
 such sale may be made. 
 
 Second. — To the payment of the whole amount then 
 owing or unpaid upon the said bonds for principal and in- 
 terest, with interest at the same rate as is borne by the 
 respective bonds on overdue installments of interest, and in 
 case such proceeds shall be insufficient to pay in full the 
 whole amount so due and unpaid upon the said bonds, then 
 to the payment of such principal and interest, without pref- 
 erence or priority of principal over interest, or of interest 
 over principal, or of any installment of interest over any 
 other installment of interest, ratably to the aggregate of 
 such principal and the accrued and unpaid interest, sub- 
 ject, however, to the provisions of Section 6 of Article IV 
 hereof relating to the extension of time of payment of cou- 
 pons and to the provisions of Section 1 of this Article relat- 
 ing to detached coupons. 
 
 Third.— To the payment of the surplus, if any, to the 
 Company, its successors or assigns, or to whosoever may 
 be lawfully entitled to receive the same. 
 
 Section 15. Upon the commencement of any proceed- 
 
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ings to enforce the rights of the Trustee or of the bond- 
 holders hereunder, the Trustee shall be entitled to the ap- 
 pointment, by any court of competent jurisdiction, of a 
 receiver or receivers of the whole or any part of the prop- 
 erty hereby mortgaged and pledged, and of the earnings, in- 
 come, rents, issues and profits thereof, pending the result 
 of such proceedings, with such power to such receiver or 
 receivers, as the Court making any such appointment may 
 confer. 
 
 Section 16. The foregoing powers of entry and of sale 
 and remedies are cumulative to all other remedies, suits, 
 actions and proceedings for the protection and security of 
 the several owners of the bonds entitled to the security of 
 and under this indenture; and the Trustee, in case of any 
 default, as hereinbefore mentioned, or upon or after any 
 other act done or omitted to the injury of the bond-holders 
 intended to be secured hereby, or which impairs or jeopard- 
 izes the security expressed and intended to be afforded by 
 these presents, may, in its discretion, pursue any other 
 remedy and institute any other suit, action or proceedings 
 to effect the protection and security so hereby sought to 
 be afforded. 
 
 Section 17. The Company covenants that (1) in case 
 default shall be made at any time in the payment of any in- 
 terest on any of said bonds, or of any sum payable to the 
 Trustee for the Sinking Fund under* the provisions of 
 Article III, Section 1, hereof and such default shall have 
 continued for a period of sixty days, or (2) in case default 
 shall be made in the payment of the principal of any of such 
 bonds, when the same shall become payable, whether at 
 the maturity of said bonds, or by declaration as author- 
 ized by this indenture, as hereinbefore mentioned, then 
 upon demand of the Trustee, the Company will pay to the 
 Trustee for the benefit of the holders of the said bonds and 
 coupons then outstanding, the whole amount due and pay- 
 able on such bonds and coupons, for interest or principal, or 
 both, as the case may be, with interest upon the over-due 
 installments of interest at the same rate as is borne by the 
 respective bonds ; and in case the Company shall fail to pay 
 the same forthwith upon such demand, the Trustee, in its 
 own name and as Trustee of an express trust, shall be 
 entitled to recover judgment for the whole amount so 
 due and unpaid. 
 
 The Trustee shall be entitled to recover judgment as 
 aforesaid, either before, or after, or during pendency of 
 
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any proceedings for the enforcement of any covenants 
 hereunder and the right of the Trustee to recover such 
 judgment shall not be affected by any sale, or by the 
 exercise of any other right, power or remedy, for the en- 
 forcement of the provisions of this indenture; and in the 
 case of a sale of the properties mortgaged or pledged here- 
 under and of the application of the proceeds of the sale to 
 the payment of the debt hereby secured the Trustee, in 
 its own name and as Trustee of an express trust, shall be 
 entitled to enforce payment of, and to receive all amounts 
 then remaining due and unpaid upon any and all of the 
 said bonds then outstanding, for the benefit of the holders 
 thereof, and shall be entitled to recover judgment for any 
 portion of the debt hereby secured remaining unpaid, with 
 interest. No recovery of any such judgment by the Trustee 
 and no levy of any execution under any such judgment on or 
 upon any other property, shall in any manner or to any 
 extent, affect the lien of the Trustee upon the properties 
 mortgaged or pledged hereunder or any part thereof, or any 
 rights, powers or remedies of the Trustee hereunder or 
 any rights, powers or remedies of the holders of the said 
 bonds; but such lien, rights, powers and remedies shall 
 continue unimpaired as before. 
 
 All moneys collected by the Trustee under this Section 
 shall be applied by the Trustee, first, to the payment, at 
 the option of the Trustee, of the costs and expenses of 
 the proceedings resulting in the collection of such moneys 
 and of the expenses paid or incurred by and compensation 
 due to the Trustee in the execution of this trust 
 and then to the payment of the amounts then due and 
 unpaid upon the said bonds and coupons, without any pref- 
 erence or priority of principal over interest, or interest 
 over principal, or of any installment of interest over any 
 other installment of interest, ratably to the aggregate of 
 such principal and accrued and unpaid interest, subject, 
 however, to the provisions of Section 6 of Article IV, 
 relating to the extension of the time of payment of coupons, 
 and to the provisions of Section 1 of this Article, relating 
 to detached coupons. 
 
 Section 18. No holder of any bond or coupon hereby 
 secured shall have any right to institute any suit, action or 
 proceeding in equity or at law for the foreclosure of this in- 
 denture or for the execution of any trust herein, or for 
 the appointment of a receiver, (or for the recovery of judg- 
 ment on any such bond or coupon) or for any other remedy 
 
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hereunder, unless the holders of twenty-five per centum 
 (25%) in amount of the bonds hereby secured, then out- 
 standing, previously shall have given to the Trustee written 
 notice of such default and of the continuance thereof, 
 and shall have made written request upon the Trustee, and 
 shall have afforded to it reasonable opportunity either to pro- 
 ceed to exercise the powers hereinbefore granted, or to insti- 
 tute such action, suit or proceeding in its own name; nor 
 unless also, they shall have furnished the Trustee security 
 and indemnity satisfactory to it against the costs, expenses 
 and liabilities to be incurred therein or thereby; and such 
 notification, request and offer of indemnity are hereby 
 declared, in every such case, at the option of the Trustee, 
 to be conditions precedent to the execution of the powers 
 and trusts of this indenture and to any action or cause of 
 action for foreclosure or for the appointment of a receiver 
 or for any other remedy hereunder; it being understood 
 and intended that no one or more holders of bonds and 
 coupons shall have any right in any manner whatever to 
 affect, disturb or prejudice the lien of this indenture, by 
 his or their action, or to enforce any right hereunder or by 
 virtue of the ownership of any of the bonds or coupons 
 issued in pursuance hereof, except in the manner herein 
 provided, and that all proceedings at law or in equity shall 
 be instituted, had and maintained in the manner herein 
 provided, and for the equal benefit of all holders of such 
 outstanding bonds and coupons; it being further the in- 
 tention and agreement of the parties hereto, as well for 
 the better protection of the owners of the bonds hereby 
 secured against changes iof the law in respect to the 
 remedies for the collection of debts, and for securing the 
 largest possible price for the premises and property hereby 
 mortgaged or pledged, or intended so to be, that the rem- 
 edies and the mode or modes of sale hereinbefore provided, in 
 the exercise of the powers hereinbefore conferred upon the 
 Trustee, or any of them, shall, until refusal of the Trustee, 
 or failure by it to act after notice, request and offer of in- 
 demnity to it as above provided, be exclusive of all others. 
 
 Section 19. No delay or omission of the Trustee, or of 
 any holder of bonds hereby secured, to exercise any right or 
 power accruing upon any default, continuing as aforesaid, 
 shall impair any such right or power, or shall be construed 
 to be a waiver of any such default, or an acquiescence 
 therein; and every power and remedy given hereby to the 
 Trustee, or to the bondholders, may be exercised from time 
 
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to time, and as often as may be deemed expedient, by the 
 Trustee or by the bondholders. 
 
 ARTICLE VII 
 
 Bondholders Acts, Holdings and Apparent Authority. 
 
 Section 1 . Any request, direction, resolution or other 
 instrument required by this Indenture to be signed and exe- 
 cuted by bondholders, may be in any number of concurrent 
 writings of similar tenor, and may be signed or executed 
 by such bondholders in person or by agent appointed in 
 writing. Proof of the execution of any such request, direc- 
 tion, resolution or other instrument, or of the writing 
 appointing any such agent, and of the ownership of bonds, 
 which are not registered as hereinbefore provided, shall be 
 sufficient for any purpose of this Indenture, and shall be 
 conclusive with regard to any action taken by Trustee 
 under such request, if made in the following manner: 
 
 The fact and date of the execution, by any person, of 
 any such writing, may be proved by the certificate of any 
 officer in iany jurisdiction, who, by the laws thereof, has 
 power to take acknowledgments of deeds within said juris- 
 diction, that the person signing such writing, acknowledged 
 before him the/execution thereof, or by the affidavit of a sub- 
 scribing witness to such execution. 
 
 The fact of the holding by any person of bonds issued 
 hereunder and transferable by delivery, and the amount, 
 series and serial numbers thereof, and the date of his holding 
 of any such bonds, may be proved by a certificate executed 
 by any trust company, bank, bankers, or other depositories 
 (wherever situate), if such certificate shall be deemed by 
 Trustee to be satisfactory, showing that at the date therein 
 mentioned such person had on deposit with, or exhibited to, 
 such trust company, bank, bankers, or other depository, the 
 bonds described in such certificate. For all purposes of this 
 Indenture and of any proceedings pursuant hereto for the 
 enforcement hereof, such person shall be deemed to con- 
 tinue the holder of such bonds until the Trustee shall have 
 received notice in writing to the contrary. 
 
 Section 2. The Company and Trustee may deem and 
 treat the bearer of any bond hereby secured which shall 
 not at the time be registered as hereinbefore authorized, 
 and the bearer of any coupon for interest on any such bond, 
 whether such bond shall be registered or not, as the ab- 
 solute owner of such bond or coupon, as the case may be, 
 
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for the purpose of receiving payment thereof, and for all 
 other purposes, and Company and Trustee shall not be af- 
 fected by any notice to the contrary. 
 
 The Company and Trustee may deem and treat the 
 person in whose name a bond shall be registered upon the 
 books of the Company as hereinbefore provided, as the 
 absolute owner of such bond, for the purpose of receiving 
 payment of or on account of the principal and interest of 
 such bond, and for all other purposes, except to receive 
 payment of interest represented by outstanding coupons, 
 and all such payments so made to any such registered 
 holder, or to his legal representative or assigns, shall be 
 valid and effectual to satisfy and discharge the liability upon 
 such bond to the extent of the sum or sums so paid; but 
 such registration may be changed as hereinbefore provided. 
 
 ARTICLE VIII 
 No Individual Liability 
 
 No recourse under or upon any obligation, covenant or 
 agreement contained in this Indenture, or in any bond or 
 coupon hereby secured, or because of the creation of any 
 indebtedness hereby secured, shall be had against any in- 
 corporator, stockholder, officer or director of the Company, 
 or of any successor corporation, either directly or through 
 the Trustee, by the enforcement of any assessment or by 
 any legal or equitable proceedings by virtue of any law or 
 statute or otherwise, it being expressly agreed and under- 
 stood that this mortgage and the obligations hereby se- 
 cured are solely corporate obligations, and that no personal 
 liability whatever shall attach to or be incurred by the 
 incorporators, stockholders, officers or directors of the Com- 
 pany, or of any successor corporation, or any of them, be- 
 cause of the incurring of the indebtedness hereby auth- 
 orized, or under or by reason of any of the obligations, cove- 
 nants or agreements contained in this Indenture, or in any 
 of the bonds or coupons hereby secured, or which may be 
 implied therefrom; and it is agreed that this Mortgage and 
 the bonds and coupons hereby secured are executed and ac- 
 cepted on condition that any and all personal liability and 
 all rights of action and claims of whatsoever nature against 
 every such incorporator, stockholder, officer or director, 
 whether at common law or equity, or created by statute or 
 constitution, or otherwise arising, are hereby expressly 
 waived and forever released. 
 
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ARTICLE IX 
 
 Concerning the Trustee. 
 
 Section 1. Trustee accepts the trusts of this Indenture 
 and agrees to execute them upon the terms and conditions 
 hereof, including the following, to which the parties hereto 
 and the holders of the said bonds agree: 
 
 Trustee shall be under no obligation to see to the rec- 
 ording, registry or filing of this Indenture or of any instru- 
 ment given pursuant to this Indenture or to the re-record- 
 ing, re-registry or re-filing thereof. 
 
 Trustee shall be entitled to reasonable compensation 
 for all services rendered by it in the execution of the 
 trusts hereby created, which compensation shall, until paid, 
 be a prior lien upon the trust estate and each and every 
 part thereof ; and such compensation, as well as all reason- 
 able expenses necessarily incurred and actually disbursed 
 hereunder, Company agrees to pay. 
 
 Trustee shall not be responsible in any manner what- 
 soever for the recitals herein contained as to the acts or 
 powers of Company or its stockholders or otherwise, all 
 of which are made by Company solely. 
 
 Trustee shall not be responsible for or in respect of the 
 validity or sufficiency of this Indenture, nor of the due 
 execution hereof by Company, nor of the lien purporting 
 or intended to be hereby created, nor for or in respect of 
 the title or value of the trust estate. 
 
 Unless and until Trustee shall have received written no- 
 tice to the contrary Trustee may, for all the purposes of 
 this Indenture, assume that no default has been made in 
 the payment of any of the said bonds or of the interest 
 thereon, or in the observance or performance of any of the 
 covenants contained in the said bonds or in this Indenture ; 
 that no receiver has been appointed of Company or of its 
 property ; that Company is not in default under this Inden- 
 ture ; and that none of the events hereinbefore denominated 
 events of default has happened. 
 
 In any case where it shall be provided in this Indenture 
 that Trustee may accept a certificate of Company or of any 
 of the officers or resolutions of the board of directors of 
 Company as sufficient evidence of any fact in respect of 
 which Trustee shall be required or permitted to take or re- 
 frain from taking action, Trustee shall not be bound abso- 
 lutely by such certificate or resolution but may in its dis- 
 cretion and at its option, and at the expense of Company, 
 make an independent investigation into the truth or 
 
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accuracy of any statement contained in any such certificate 
 or resolution, and in case it shall, after any such indepen- 
 dent investigation, be satisfied that any such certificate or 
 resolution or any statement contained therein is inaccurate, 
 Trustee may, in its discretion, refuse to take or refrain from 
 taking action predicated upon such fact. Nothing in this 
 Section 1 contained shall, however, take from Trustee the 
 absolute protection herein conferred upon it in case it shall 
 accept without further investigation any such certificate 
 or resolution as conclusive. 
 
 Trustee shall not be under any obligation to take any 
 action toward the execution or enforcement of the trust 
 hereby created which, in its opinion, will be likely to involve 
 it in expense or liability, unless one or more of the holders 
 of the said bonds shall, as often as required by Trustee, 
 furnish security and indemnity satisfactory to it against 
 such expense or liability; nor shall Trustee be required to 
 take notice of any default hereunder or be deemed to have 
 notice thereof unless notified in writing of such default by 
 the holders of at least twenty-five per cent, in amount of 
 the said bonds then outstanding; or to take any action in 
 respect of any such default involving expense or liability 
 unless requested by an instrument in writing signed by the 
 holders of not less than twenty-five per cent, in amount of 
 the said bonds then outstanding and unless tendered satis- 
 factory security and indemnity as aforesaid, anything herein 
 contained to the contrary notwithstanding ; but neither any 
 such notice or request, nor any provision therefor, shall af- 
 fect any discretion herein given to Trustee to determine 
 whether or not Trustee shall take action in respect to such 
 default, or to take action without such request. 
 
 Trustee may employ agents or attorneys in fact, and 
 shall not be answerable for the default or misconduct of 
 any agent or attorney appointed by it in pursuance hereof, 
 if such agent or attorney shall have been selected with rea- 
 sonable care ; nor for anything whatever in connection with 
 this trust, except its own wilful misconduct or gross negli- 
 gence. 
 
 Trustee shall be reimbursed and indemnified against 
 any liability or damage it may sustain or incur in the 
 premises ; and shall have a lien upon the trust estate under 
 this Indenture preferentially to the said bonds for its com- 
 pensation, expenses and proper disbursements hereunder 
 and also for any such liability or damages. 
 
 Trustee may, at the expense of the Company, advise 
 with legal counsel, and shall be fully protected in respect 
 
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of any action under this Indenture, taken or suffered in 
 good faith by Trustee in accordance with the opinion of 
 counsel. 
 
 Trustee shall not be personally liable for any debts con- 
 tracted by it, or for any expenses of operating the business 
 of Company, or for damages to persons or property, or for 
 salaries or non-payment of salaries, during any period where- 
 in Trustee shall be in possession of and be managing the 
 mortgaged premises. 
 
 Trustee shall be protected in acting upon any resolution, 
 vote, declaration, request, demand, order, notice, waiver, 
 appointment, consent, certificate, affidavit, statement, bond 
 or coupon, or upon any other paper or document believed by 
 it to be genuine and to have been passed, signed, executed, 
 acknowledged, verified or delivered by the proper party. 
 
 Whenever no other provision is made in this Indenture 
 as to evidence upon which Trustee may act or refrain from 
 acting, Trustee may accept as evidence of any fact a certifi- 
 cate signed in the name of Company by its President or one 
 of its Vice-Presidents and by its Secretary or one of its As- 
 sistant Secretaries or by its Treasurer or one of its Assistant 
 Treasurers or by its Auditor, and under its corporate seal. 
 
 Section 2. Trustee may resign, and be discharged from 
 the trust created by this Indenture by giving to Company 
 notice in writing of such resignation, specifying a date when 
 such resignation shall take effect, which notice shall be pub- 
 lished at least once, on a day not less than thirty days nor 
 more than sixty days prior to the date so specified, in one 
 daily newspaper of general circulation at that time published 
 in the City of Philadelphia, State of Pennsylvania; in one 
 daily newspaper of general circulation at that time published 
 in the City of Altoona, State of Pennsylvania, and in one 
 daily newspaper of general circulation at that time published 
 in the Borough of Manhattan, in the City and State of New 
 York. Such resignation shall take effect on the day speci- 
 fied in such notice, unless previously a successor Trustee 
 shall be appointed as hereinafter provided, either by the 
 bondholders or by Company, in which event such resigna- 
 tion shall take effect immediately upon the appointment of 
 such successor trustee. Any trustee hereunder may be re- 
 moved at any time by an instrument in writing filed with 
 the trustee for the time being under this Indenture and ex- 
 ecuted by the holders of two-thirds in amount of the said 
 bonds then outstanding. 
 
 Section 3. In case, at any time, Trustee shall resign or 
 
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shall be removed or otherwise shall become incapable of act- 
 ing, a successor may be appointed by the holders of a major- 
 ity in amount of the said bonds then outstanding, by 
 an instrument or concurrent instruments signed in duplicate 
 by such bondholders or their attorneys in fact duly author- 
 ized, one original whereof shall be delivered to the Trustee 
 thereby appointed and another original whereof shall be 
 delivered to the retiring trustee, but until a new trustee 
 shall be appointed by the bondholders as herein authorized, 
 Company shall by proper instrument in writing, executed 
 and delivered as aforesaid, under its corporate seal by 
 order of its board of directors, appoint a trustee to fill such 
 vacancy. Trustee, and every successor trustee shall be ex- 
 empt from giving any bond or surety in respect of the exe- 
 cution of the trusts or powers herein contained, or otherwise 
 in respect of the premises. 
 
 In like manner, in case at any time under the laws of 
 any State in which Company now owns or may hereafter ac- 
 quire property, which is or shall become subject to the lien 
 hereof, it shall be or become necessary to appoint, for the 
 purposes of this Indenture, an additional Trustee resident 
 in such State, the holders of a majority in amount of the 
 said bonds then outstanding, may by an instrument or 
 concurrent instruments signed by such bondholders 
 or by their attorneys in fact thereunto duly authorized, ap- 
 point such additional Trustee; and pending such appoint- 
 ment, Company shall make such appointment but sub- 
 ject to be superseded by a subsequent appointment by such 
 bondholders. Upon the appointment of such additional 
 Trustee, Company shall forthwith execute and deliver and 
 cause to be properly recorded such an instrument or instru- 
 ments in favor of such Trustee, as, being advised by counsel, 
 it shall deem necessary or proper in order to subject to the 
 lien of this Indenture the property situate in such State. 
 
 After any such appointment by Company, it shall cause 
 notice of such appointment to be published once a week in 
 each of four consecutive weeks in one daily newspaper of 
 general circulation at that time published in the City of Phil- 
 adelphia, in the State of Pennsylvania; in one daily news- 
 paper of general circulation at that time published in the 
 City of Altoona, State of Pennsylvania; and in one daily 
 newspaper of general circulation at that time published in 
 the Borough of Manhattan, in the City and State of New 
 York; but any new trustee so appointed by Company shall 
 immediately and without further act be superseded by a 
 
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trustee appointed in the manner above provided by the 
 holders of a majority in amount of the said bonds then 
 outstanding. 
 
 Section 4. Any successor trustee appointed hereunder 
 shall execute, acknowledge and deliver to Company and 
 to the retiring trustee an instrument accepting such ap- 
 pointment hereunder, and thereupon such successor trustee 
 without any further act, deed or conveyance, shall be vested 
 with the estate, authority, rights, powers, and duties herein 
 provided in that behalf of the predecessor trustee, and be 
 entitled to the immediate delivery by the predecessor trus- 
 tee, of any part of the trust estate in the hands or under 
 the control of such predecessor trustee, and all the estate, 
 right, title and interest of such predecessor trustee in the 
 trust estate shall wholly cease and determine; provided 
 however, that the lien of such predecessor trustee, making 
 such delivery of the trust estate, given by Section 1 of 
 this Article IX for its compensation and expenses, liabilities 
 or damages, shall continue unimpaired; but nevertheless 
 Company, its and their successors and assigns, will in any 
 and every such case execute upon request of such successor 
 trustee, any such deeds, conveyances, or assurances as shall, 
 in the judgment of such successor trustee, be desirable or 
 necessary to enable the trustee so appointed to execute 
 the trusts by this indenture created as fully and completely 
 as if such appointed trustee had been originally trustee; 
 and in every case of resignation by a trustee, or of removal 
 of a trustee, trustee so resigning or removed shall, at the 
 request of Company, its successors and assigns, or of trus- 
 tee so appointed, make and execute such deeds, conveyances 
 or assurances to its successors. All the conveyances here- 
 inbefore provided for shall be at the cost of Company, its 
 successors or assigns. 
 
 Section 5. Any Company into which Trustee or any 
 successor to it in the trust created by this Indenture may 
 be merged, or with which it or any such successor to it may 
 be consolidated, or any company resulting from any merger 
 or consolidation to which Trustee or any such successor to 
 it shall be a party, shall be the successor trustee under this 
 Indenture, without the execution or filing of any paper or 
 any further act on the part of any parties hereto, anything 
 herein contained to the contrary notwithstanding. In case 
 any of the said bonds shall have been authenticated but 
 not delivered any successor trustee may adopt the certificate* 
 of the predecessor trustee and deliver the same so authen- 
 
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ticated, and in case any of the said bonds shall have not 
 been authenticated any successor trustee may authenticate 
 them in its own name, and in all such cases such certificates 
 shall have the full force which it has been any where in the 
 said bonds or this Indenture provided that the certificates 
 of Trustee shall have. 
 
 ARTICLE X 
 
 Possession until Default — Defeasance Clause. 
 
 Section 1. Until some default shall have been made in 
 the due and punctual payment of the interest upon, or of 
 the principal of, the said bonds at any time outstand- 
 ing, or of some part of such interest or principal, or 
 until some default shall have been made in the due and 
 punctual performance and observance of some covenant or 
 condition hereof obligatory upon Company, and such de- 
 fault shall have continued beyond the period of grace, if 
 any, herein provided in respect thereof, Company, its suc- 
 cessors, lessees and assigns, shall be suffered and permitted 
 to retain actual possession of all the property subject to this 
 Indenture, and to manage, operate and use the same and 
 every part thereof, with the rights and franchises apper- 
 taining thereto, and to collect, receive, take, use and enjoy 
 the tolls, earnings, income, rents, issues and profits thereof. 
 
 Section 2. If, when the said bonds shall have 
 become due and payable, or shall have been called for 
 redemption as herein provided, Company shall well and 
 truly pay, or cause to be paid, the whole amount of the 
 principal and interest due upon all of the said bonds 
 and coupons then outstanding, or shall provide for 
 the payment of such bonds and coupons by depositing with 
 Trustee hereunder the entire amount due thereon for prin- 
 cipal and interest, and if Company shall also pay or cause 
 to be paid, all other sums payable hereunder by it, and shall 
 well and truly keep and perform all the things herein to 
 be kept and performed by it, according to the true intent 
 and meaning of this Indenture, then and in that case, all 
 property, rights and interests hereby conveyed or assigned 
 or pledged, shall revert to Company, and the entire estate, 
 right, title and interest of Trustee shall thereupon cease,, 
 determine and become void, and Trustee in such case, on 
 demand of Company, and at its cost and expense, shall enter 
 satisfaction of this Indenture upon the records and by 
 
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proper instruments in writing re-convey and re-transfer to 
 Company the trust estate ; otherwise the same shall be, con- 
 tinue and remain in full force and virtue. 
 
 ARTICLE XI. 
 
 Sundry Provisions 
 
 Section 1. All the covenants, stipulations, promises, 
 undertakings and agreements herein contained by or on be- 
 half of the Company shall bind its successors and assigns, 
 whether so expressed or not. For every purpose of this 
 Mortgage, including the execution, issue and use of any 
 and all bonds hereby secured, the term “the Company” in- 
 cludes and means not only the party of the first part hereto, 
 but also its successors and assigns. 
 
 Section 2. The headings of the Articles of this Mort- 
 gage are inserted for convenience of reference and are not 
 to be taken to be part of this Mortgage or to control 
 or affect the meaning, construction or effect of the same. 
 
 Section 3. The word “Trustee” means the Trustee for 
 the time being, whether original or successor; the words 
 “Trustee,” “bond,” “bondholder,” shall include the plural 
 as well as the singular number, unless otherwise expressly 
 indicated. The word “bonds” refers to the bonds secured 
 hereby and the word “coupons” refers to the interest cou- 
 pons belonging thereto. The word “person,” used with ref- 
 erence to a bondholder, shall include persons, associations, 
 partnerships and corporations, owing any of said bonds. 
 The word “amount” when used with reference to the bonds, 
 means “principal amount” unless the context shall clearly 
 indicate to the contrary. 
 
 Section 4. The Board of Directors of the Company has 
 by resolution duly authorized Charles Warner, its President, 
 lor it and in its name and as and for its corporate act and 
 deed, to acknowledge this Indenture before any person hav- 
 ing authority, by the laws of the State of Pennsylvania, to 
 take such acknowledgment, to the intent that the same may 
 be duly recorded. 
 
 Section 5. The Trustee has duly authorized S. M. Greer, 
 a Vice-President, for it and in its name and as and for its 
 corporate act and deed, to acknowledge this Indenture be- 
 fore any person having authority by the laws of the State 
 of Pennsylvania, to take such acknowledgement, to the in- 
 tent that the same may be duly recorded. 
 
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Section 6. This Indenture may be simultaneously ex- 
 ecuted in several counterparts, each of which when so ex- 
 ecuted shall be deemed to be an original; but such counter- 
 parts shall together constitute but one and the same in- 
 strument. 
 
 Section 7. This Mortgage is entered into under the 
 laws of the State of New York and it and the bonds and 
 coupons issued hereunder and the rights of the holders of 
 said bonds and coupons shall be construed in accordance 
 with such laws. 
 
 Said Bankers Trust Company does hereby certify that 
 its precise residence or principal office and place of business 
 is No. 16 Wall Street, in the Borough of Manhattan, City of 
 New York, State of New York, and hereby accepts the 
 trusts of this Indenture. 
 
 In Witness Whereof, the said parties hereto have 
 caused their corporate seals to be affixed to triplicate orig- 
 inals hereof, attested by their respective Secretaries, or 
 Assistant Secretaries, and these presents to be signed by 
 their respective Presidents, or Vice-Presidents, this 12th 
 day of July, 1922. 
 
 AMERICAN LIME AND STONE COMPANY, 
 Witness 
 
 By CHARLES WARNER, 
 
 President. 
 
 [A. L. & S. Co. Seal.] 
 
 Attest : 
 
 CHAS. C. BYE, 
 
 Secretary. 
 
 BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, 
 
 By S. M. GREER, 
 
 Vice-President. 
 
 Attest : 
 
 C. W. CAMPBELL, 
 
 Assistant Secretary. 
 
 [B. T. Co. Seal.] 
 
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State of New York, > 
 
 County of New York, f ss: 
 
 I hereby certify that on this 12th day of July 
 in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and 
 Twenty-two, before me, the subscriber, a Notary Public 
 within and for said County and State, personally 
 appeared Charles Warner, the attorney named in the 
 foregoing Mortgage or Deed of Trust, and by virtue and in 
 pursuance of the authority therein conferred upon him 
 acknowledged the said Mortgage or Deed of Trust to be the 
 act and deed of said American Lime and Stone Company. 
 
 Witness my hand and notarial seal the day and year 
 aforesaid. 
 
 I am not a stockholder, director or official of the above 
 named Company. 
 
 W. C. BETTS. 
 
 Notary Public, New York Co. 
 
 Clerk’s No. 219, Register’s No. 3396. 
 
 My commission expires March 30, 1923. 
 
 [Notary’s Seal.] 
 
 State of New York, ) 
 County of New York, j ss 
 
 Personally before me came S. M. Greer a Vice-President 
 of the Bankers Trust Company, and C. W. Campbell Assist- 
 ant Secretary of the said Company, and each in due form of 
 law did acknowledge the foregoing Acceptance of Trust to be 
 the act and deed of the said Bankers Trust Company, and 
 the act and deed of the said persons as Vice-President and 
 Assistant Secretary thereof, and as such desired it might 
 be recorded. 
 
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And the said C. W. Campbell being by me duly sworn, 
 says that of his own personal knowledge S. M. Greer is a 
 Vice-President of said Company, and that affiant is an As- 
 sistant Secretary thereof ; that the seal set to said Accept- 
 ance of Trust was thereto set by the said Vice-President 
 and is the common seal of said Company and that the names 
 of the said S. M. Greer, and this affiant thereunto set in due 
 attestation thereof, were each written in affiant’s presence, 
 and that each is in the respective handwriting of the said 
 S. M. Greer and this affiant. 
 
 S. M. GREER, 
 
 C. W. CAMPBELL. 
 
 Sworn and subscribed before) me this 12th day of 
 July, A. D. 1922. 
 
 I am not a stockholder, director or official of the above 
 named Company. 
 
 W. C. BETTS. 
 
 Notary Public, New York Co. 
 
 Clerk’s No. 219, Register’s No. 3396. 
 
 My commission expires March 30, 1923. 
 
 [Notary’s Seal.] 
 
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State of Pennsylvania | 
 County of Centre f ss * 
 
 Recorded on the 15th day of July, A. D. 1922, in the 
 Recorder’s Office of said County, in Mortgage Book, Vol. 
 50, page 39. Given under my hand and seal of the said 
 office the day and year aforesaid. 
 
 WM. C. BROWN, 
 Recorder. 
 
 [Recorder’s Seal.] 
 
 State of Pennsylvania 
 County of Blair 
 
 Recorded on the 13th day of July, A. D. 1922, in the 
 Recorder’s Office of said County, in Mortgage Book, Vol. 
 218, page 1. Given under my hand and seal of the said 
 office the day and year aforesaid. 
 
 THOMAS G. PEOPLES, 
 Recorder. 
 
 [Recorder’s Seal.] 
 
 State of Pennsylvania ) 
 
 County of Huntingdon j ss : 
 
 Recorded on the 13th day of July, A. D. 1922, in the 
 Recorder’s Office of said County, in Mortgage Book, Vol. 
 29, page 481. Given under my hand and seal of the said 
 office the day and year aforesaid. 
 
 WILBUR F. CORBIN, 
 Recorder. 
 
 [Recorder’s Seal.] 
 
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