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Situated within the corporate limits of the
<br />City of Paris, Lamar County, Texas, being a part of
<br />the Asa Jarman Survey, Abstract No. 479, the Larkin
<br />Rattan Survey, Abstract No. 778 and the James Bourland
<br />Survey, Abstract No. 69; also being a part of Lots 2
<br />and 3 of City Block 172; and being a part of a 133.427
<br />acre tract of land described as Fifth Tract in a deed
<br />from T. J. Fouts, Jr., Trustee to John W. Porter, dated
<br />May 29, 1969, recorded in Book 493, Page 276, Deed Re-
<br />cords, Lamar County, Texas, said utility easement being
<br />more particularly described as follows; to wit:
<br />BEGINNING at a point in the East Right-of-way
<br />line of the Texas and New Orleans Railroad; said point
<br />also being in the West Boundary Line of said 133.427
<br />acre tract; and being northeasterly a distance of
<br />1592.0 feet from the most Western S. W. Corner of said
<br />tract, measured along said Right-of-way line;
<br />THENCE South 75 Deg. 45 r-Zin. East, a distance of
<br />10.0 feet to a deflection angle of 89 Deg. 04 Min. to
<br />the right;
<br />THENGE South 14 Deg. 15 Min. West, parallel to and
<br />10.0 feet East of said railroad right-of-way, a distance
<br />of 652.5 feet to a point, the same being the beginning
<br />of a deflection angle of 103 degrees 30 minutes to the
<br />left.
<br />TR.ACT III: A 40 foot temporary easement and a
<br />20 foot permanent easement lying 20 feet and 10 respect-
<br />ively, either side of the following described centerline:
<br />Situated within the corporate limits of the City
<br />of Paris, Lamar County, Texas, being a part of the Asa
<br />Jarman Survey, Abstract No. 479, the Larkin Rattan Survey,
<br />Abstract No. 778 and the James Bourland Survey,Abstract
<br />r1o. 69; also being a part of Lots 2 and 3 of City Block
<br />172; and being a part of a 133.427 acre tract of land
<br />described as Fifth Tract in a deed from T. J. Fouts, Jr.,
<br />Trustee to John W. Porter, dated May 29, 1969, recorded
<br />in Book 493, Fage 276, Deed Records, Lamar County, Texas,
<br />said utility easement being more particularly described
<br />as follows; to wit:
<br />BEGINNING at a point 10 feet East of the East
<br />Right-of-way line of the Texas and New Orleans Railroad;
<br />said point also being the final point in Tract II above
<br />and being the beginning of_ a deflection angle of 103 Deg.
<br />30 Min. to the left;
<br />THENCE easterly a. distance of 2166.0 feet to a
<br />deflection angle of 90 Deg. to the right;
<br />THENCE southerly a distance of 125.0 feet to a
<br />point 15.0 feet West of the intersection of the center-
<br />lines of 7th S. W. Street and the Old Cooper Road.
<br />TRACT IV: A 40 foot temporary easement and a 20
<br />foot permanent easement lying 20 feet and 10 feet respect-
<br />ively, either side of the following described centerline:
<br />Situated within the corporate limits of the City
<br />of Paris, Lamar County, Texas, being a part of the Lemuel
<br />Ewer Survey, Abstract No. 313, also being a part of Lot
<br />4 of City Block 334; and being a part of a 2.139 acre
<br />tract of land described in a deed from the Paris, Texas
<br />Industrial Foundation to John W. Porter, dated December
<br />9, 1976, recorded in Boolc 586, Page 321, Deed Records,
<br />Lamar County, Texas, said utility easement being more
<br />particularly described as follows; to wit:
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