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ing the firm of " Moynehan Brothers " ; a copy of said contract between the parties of the first part 

 and said Moynehan Brothers is hereto annexed, marked " E," and forms a part of this contract. 



Fifth Exception and Reservation. — It is also agreed and understood that a right of way is 

 reserved for the removal of the timber on the water-shed of the Oswegatchie River remaining upon the 

 lands of the parties of the first part not herein agreed to be conveyed, such right of way to be across 

 and over the triangle north of Township thirty-eight (38), Totten & Crossfield's Purchase, and 

 Township thirty-eight (38), Totten & Crossfield's Purchase, to be by roadways only. 



Sixtli Exception and Reservation. — Reserving also a right of way for teams, wagons and vehicles 

 where now used from the railway stations at Beaver River and Little Rapids on the Mohawk and 

 Malone Railway and over said lands hereinbefore agreed to be sold and conveyed to Township thirty- 

 nine (39), Totten & Crossfield's Purchase, for the use of the owners of said Township thirty-nine 

 (39), Totten cS: Crossfield's Purchase. 



Seventh Exception and Reservation. — It is expressly agreed and understood that the right is 

 reserved to said Webb to cut and remove any of the decaying timber now standing within the present 

 or enlarged flow ground of the said Beaver River reservoir upon the lands above conveyed. 



Second. — For a valuable consideration to them duly paid, the parties of the first part covenant and 

 agree that none of the remaining lands in Township eight (8) belonging to the said parties of the 

 first part, or either of them, which have heretofore not been contracted to be sold, shall be used or 

 sold for commercial, agricultural, manufacturing or other purposes, except as mentioned in the said 

 Thomson contracts, but the same shall by the parties of the first part be used and sold exclusively for 

 permanent forestry, hotel, camp and cottage purposes, and that in all deeds of the same from the 

 parties of the first part or either of them, their heirs, successors or assigns, the said lands shall be 

 subject to the restriction binding the purchaser thereof, his heirs and assigns to a perpetual use of 

 said lands for permenent forestry, hotel, camp and cottage purposes. It being understood and 

 agreed that the persons with whom contracts are now outstanding for the sale of lands in said Town- 

 ship eight (8) are John B. Ehrehart, all that part thereof situate west of the railway of the Mohawk 

 and Malone Railway Company ; D. B. Sperry, one hundred and five (105) acres, five (5) acres situate 

 near the Big Moose Station, so-called, and the remaining one hundred (100) acres near Eagle Bay 

 adjoining the Fulton Chain allotment; Mary Ann Powers, lots one (i) and two (2); and Mary 

 Sprague, ten acres near the Fulton Chain of Lakes. 



It is also for a valuable consideration further agreed that said parties of the first part, or cither of 

 them, will not sell to any individual or corporation any lake or substantially the whole of the land 

 under water and immediately surrounding a lake in any of the portions of said Township eight 

 retained by them, but that such remaining lands in Township eight shall be sold by the parties of the 

 first part at such times as they may elect in the same manner and for the same purposes as lands 

 surrounding the Fulton Chain of Lakes have heretofore been or now are being sold by said W. S. 

 Webb, of the first part. The intent being that the parties of the first part will not dispose of their 

 lands in said Township eight (8) so as to afford any individual or club, or association of individuals or 

 any corporation or corporations an opportunity to control the exclusive use of any lake in said 

 Township eight (8) for a private preserve, or the exclusive hunting or fishing privileges of any lands 

 beyond their individual camp site or hotel site. It bring agreed and understood that no camp site 

 sold shall exceed twenty-five acres inanuunt and that no hotel site shall exceed two hundred and 

 fifty acres in amount. It is further promised, understood and agreed that the public shall have the 

 unrestricted right to hunt and fish upon all of the lands in said Township eight (8) which have not 

 heretofore been sold or which in the future may not be sold for camp sites or hotel sites ; it being 

 expressly agreed and understood that this huntmg and fishing privilege shall not apply to any camp 

 or hotel sites that the parties of the first part, or either of them, their heirs or assigns have heretofore 

 sold or hereafter may sell or convey. 



It is expressly agreed and understood that the parties of , the first part, their heirs or assigns do not 

 relinquish or release the right to use any present established ways, highways, trails or ways of com- 



