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O-2020-IDA-33
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TRACT I: . <br /> 52.9251 acres of land in the Arthur McCormick Survey, Abstract No. 46, being that part <br /> or portion of Tract Two described in that certain Deed dated July 23, 1956, from W. W. <br /> Kemmerer, et al to Ben G. Sewell, recorded in Volume 3192, Page 431, of the Deed <br /> Records of Harris County, Texas (herein after called the "Kemmerer Deed") , lying South <br /> of a line beginning at a point at a point in the East line of said Tract Two which <br /> point is the Northwest corner of that certain tract of 52.809 acres of land described <br /> in Exhibit A to that certain conveyance dated as of October 23, 1962, from the Carwin <br /> Company to The Upjohn Company, recorded in Volume 4908, Page 59 of the Deed Records of <br /> Harris County, Texas (said 52.809 acres of land being hereinafter called the "Carwin <br /> Tract"), and running in a Westerly direction as an extension of the North line of the <br /> Carwin Tract to the West line of the aforesaid Tract Two, described in the Kemmerer <br /> Deed, said West line also being the East line of that certain 31.058 acres of land <br /> described in that certain Deed dated April 28, 1952, from J. Waldene Hine to Houston <br /> Lighting & Power Company, recorded in Volume 2440, Page 455, of the Deed Records of <br /> Harris County, Texas (said 31.058 acres of landbeing hereinafter called the "Houston <br /> Lighting & Power Company Tract") ; the land hereby granted, bargained, sold and <br /> conveyed being more particularly described as follows, to—wit: <br /> BEGINNING at a point in the East line of the aforesaid Tract Two described in the <br /> Kemmerer Deed, which point is the Northwest corner of the Carwin Tract, and is marked <br /> by a 3/4ths inch iron rod; <br /> THENCE South 10 deg. 07 min. West, along the East line of said Tract Two described in <br /> the Kemmerer Deed and the West line of the Carwin Tract, 1078.93 feet to the Southeast <br /> corner of said Tract Two, which point is in the North line of that certain tract of <br /> land described as Tract One in that certain Deed dated June 28, 1963, from Philips <br /> Petroleum Company to The Upjohn Company, recorded in Volume 5185, Page 102, of the <br /> Deed Records of Harris County, Texas (said Tract One being hereinafter called the <br /> "Philips Tract") and which point is marked by a 1/2 inch iron pipe; <br /> THENCE South 88 deg. 56 min. West, along the South line of Tract Two described in the <br /> Kemmerer Deed, and the North line of the Philips Tract, 2307.65 feet to the Southwest <br /> corner of said Tract Two described in the Kemmerer Deed in the East line of the <br /> Houston Lighting & Power Company Tract, .ihich point is the Northwest corner of the <br /> Philips Tract and is marked by a 5/8ths inch iron rod; <br /> THENCE North 22 deg. 48 min. East, along the West line of said Tract Two described in <br /> the Kemmerer Deed and the East line of the Houston Lighting & Power Company tract, <br /> 1157.41 feet co the Northwest corner of the tract of land described herein, which <br /> point is marked by a 5/8ths inch iron rod; <br /> THENCE North 88 deg. 56 min. East, 2048.61 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING. <br /> • <br />
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