Transcription of Significant Elements of the Yonderpump Deed:

Granting Clause: May 6, 1887 Yonderpump right-of-way deed to the SLS&E
"In consideration of the benefits and advantages to accrue to us from the location construction and operation of the Seattle Lake Shore and Eastern Railway in the County of King in Washington Territory we do hereby donate grant and convey unto said Seattle Lake Shore and Eastern Railway Company a right of way one hundred (100) feet in width through our lands in said County described as follows to wit:"
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Secondary Grant: May 6, 1887 Yonderpump right-of-way deed to the SLS&E
"And the said Seattle Lake Shore and Eastern Railway Company shall have the right to go upon the land adjacent to said line for a distance of two hundred (200) feet on each side thereof and cut down all trees dangerous to the operation of said road."
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Habendum: May 6, 1887 Yonderpump right-of-way deed to the SLS&E
"To have and to hold the said premises with the appurtenances unto the said party of the second part and to its successors and assigns forever"
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Notary Public: May 6, 1887 Yonderpump right-of-way deed to the SLS&E
"B. J. Tallman"
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Deed Filed at SLS&E Request: May 6, 1887 Yonderpump right-of-way deed to the SLS&E
Filed for record at the request of Burke and Haller May 9th A.D. 1887 at 10 minutes past 1 P.M."
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