original Cranberry Isles, Maine January 22, 1948. To Mr. Theodore L. Spurling Cranberry Isles, Maine The Municipal Officers of the Town of Cranberry Isles hereby allow the right to build, erect, extend and maintain a twine and brush fish weir or trap in the tide waters of lower Little Cranberry Island Harbor, the western side of said Island, from the shore of my land formerly owned by Dr. Seeley and Rush Rheese. This weir to have one leader to run in a general westerly direction from the shore always following the direction of the boundry line of said land, and to have on its outer end a brush pound trap and a pocket which will be in front of said land. The length of the leader to be 800 feet. The dimensions of the trap to be approximately 60 ft. by 60 ft., and the pocket approximately 40 ft. by 40 ft. The pound at the outer end of the leader to be of brush and not more than 100 ft. from the mouth of the pound to the trap. The over all distance of leader, pounds, traps, etc., not be exceed 1,000 feet from low water mark. A passage for small boats, drawing four feet of water or less, to pass through at low water is to be left at the inside end of the leader. Reolu M Pice Thanks B. Branthett Hillis Selectmen D of Bryest Cranberry Isles. Received and Readed Public Records Valvaniof Cambury Ishs Page 146. Natalic Weal tomon cluth 2-8-48