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said reservation so conveyed to His Majesty, the King, for their use and benefit, And
NO OTHER; and that they SHALL NOT USE any other path or way which may
have been heretofore used in going to and coming from said Reservation; and also
that they, the said Indians shall cease and refrain from trespassing in any way upon
ithe lands of the said Alexander McDonald or Duncan A. Chisholm.

AND they, the said INDIANS of the Reservation for Indians at Heatherton,”
for themselves and all others resident on said Reservation for Indians, HEREBY
COVENANT AND AGREE with the said Alexander McDonald and Duncan A.
Chisholm, their and each of their heirs and assigns, that they, the said Indians shall
hereafter at all times keep up any fences that may hereafter be erected along said
road or right of way so conveyed to his said Majesty, the King, for their use and
benefit, and shall immediately close (and keep closed), after having used and passed
‘through same, any GATES which the said Alexander McDonald and Duncan A.
Chisholm, their or either of their heirs or assigns, deem necessary to have erected
across said road or right of way.

AND the said “INDIANS of the Reservation for Indians at Heatherton, on
behalf of themselves and all other Indians of said Counties of Antigonish and Guys-
borough, in the Province of Nova Scotia, and elsewhere, DO hereby COVENANT and
AGREE to relinquish and surrender and by THESE PRESENTS DO retitnqui-h
and surrender any right or privilege they may have acquired by usage or otherwise
to pass and repass over and along any other path or paths, way or ways over and
through the lands of the said Alexander McDonald or Dunean A. Chisholm.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties to THESE PRESENTS have here-
unto their hands and seals subscribed and affixed the day and year first above written.
at Heatherton in the said County of Antigonish.

Signed, Sealed and Delivered in the pre- his ;
sence of MicwaEt x SaLoon Chief [L.S.]
(the contents having first been read over oe
to said Indians and explained to them, | Francis x PAuL [L.S.}
who seemed to thoroughly understand mark
same) ; his 2 fe
Joun R. McDonatp OSE oes [L.S.]J
Indian Agent Hes
PETER x MARBLE [LS.}
mark
FRANK PHILIP [L.S.}
No. 471.
DUPLICATE

THIS INDENTURE made this twenty-seventh day of August in the year of our

Lord one thousand nine hundred and two,
Between Alexander McDonald and Duncan A. Chisholm, both of Heatherton in

the County of Antigonish and Province of Nova Scotia, farmers, of the ONE PART,
and HIS MAJESTY, the KING, represented in this behalf by the Honorable Minister
of the Interior for the Dominion of Canada, of the OTHER PART;
WITNESSETH, that the said Alexander McDonald and Duncan A. Chisholm,
for and in consideration of One Dollar of lawful money of the said Dominion of
Canada, to the said Alexander McDonald and Duncan A. Chisholm in hand well and
ttruly paid by the said Minister of the Interior for the said Dominion of Canada, at
or before the ensealing and delivery of These Presents, the receipt wnereof is hereby
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acknowledged, HAVE, and each of them HATH, granted, bargained, sold, released,
and quitted claim to, and by THESE PRESENTS DO and each of them DOTH,
grant, bargain, sell, release, and quit claim, unto His said Majesty, the KING, His
Suecessors and assigns, ALL their, and each of their, interest, claim, property, and
demand of, in, to, upon, or out of either or both of the following strips of land situate
at Heatherton in the said County of Antigonish and Province of Nova Scotia, and
lying on the South side of the Intercolonial Railway of Canada at Heatherton afore-
said, and extending through lands of the said Alexander McDonald and Duncan A.
Chisholm, bounded and described as follows:—Beginning at a point where the road
leading from the Summerside road (so-called) intersects the southern boundary line of
lands of the Intercolonial Railway of Canada, thence running or extending West-
wardly through the said lands of Alexander McDonald and Duncan A. Chisholm,
and along the said southern boundary line of the said lands of the Intercolonial Rail-
way, a breadth of fifteen (15) feet, throughout the distance, to a stake marked “ A.”
at or near the railway crossing; thence in a direct line south westerly, a breadth of
‘fifteen (15) feet throughout till it comes to a stake marked “B.” in the eastern
boundary line of lands reserved for the Indians, said strips of land embracing a por-

tion of the path or right of way at present and heretofore used by the Indians and
others in going to and from said Reservation for Indians;

The said land hereby conveyed to be used by the said Indians, and others who
choose to use it, as a road or right of way to and from said reservation for Indians,
with free and uninterrupted right and liberty to said Indians, and all and every other
person and persons, at all times hereafter, by night and by day, and for all purposes:
ito go, return, pass and repass with horses, cattle, or other animals, carts, waggons,
or other vehicles laden or unladen, and also to drive horses, cattle and other animals
in, through, along and over the said land above described and hereby conveyed;

Provided said Indians and other persons using and passing over said road or
right of way hereby conveyed, shall immediately, after having used and passed through
any gate or gates, which the said Alexander McDonald or Duncan A. Chisholm, their,
or either of their, heirs or assigns deem necessary to erect across said road or right
of way, Close or Put Up the same.

TO HAVE and TO HOLD the said strips of land and every part thereof, unto
His said MAJESTY, the KING, and His Successors, for the uses above-mentioned
FOREVER.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties to THESE PRESENTS have hereunto
their Hands and Seals set and affixed, the day and year first above written,

Signed, Sealed and Delivered, in the pre-
sence of ALEXANDER MACDONALD [L.S.]
Joun R. McDonatp Duncan A, CHISHOLM [L.S.]
Indian Agent

No. 472.

Know att Men sy THESE Presents, THAT WE, the undersigned Chiefs and
Principal men of the Roseau River Band of Indians resident on our Reserves No. 2
and 2a in the Province of Manitoba and Dominion of Canada, for and acting on be-
half of the whole people of our said Band in Council assembled, do hereby release,
remise, surrender, quit claim and yield up unto Our Sovereign Lorp Tue Kino, his
heirs and Successors forever, ALL AND SINGULAR, that certain parcel or tract of
land and premises, situate, lying and being in the said Reserve No. 2 in the Province