Land Acquisitions; Jicarilla Apache Tribe of New Mexico, 74933-74937 [E6-21202]
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Native American tribes or individuals
who request acquisition of real property
into trust status. The Secretary also
requests additional information
necessary to satisfy those pertinent
factors listed in 25 CFR 151.10 or
151.11. The information is used to
determine whether or not the Secretary
will approve an applicant’s request. No
specific form is used, but respondents
supply information and data, in
accordance with 25 CFR 151, so that the
Secretary may make an evaluation and
determination in accordance with
established Federal factors, rules and
policies.
Frequency of Collection: One Time.
Description of Respondents: Native
American tribes and individuals
desiring acquisition of lands in trust
status.
Total Respondents: 1,000.
Total Annual Responses: 1,000.
Total Annual Burden Hours: 59,300
hours.
Reason for Response: Required to
obtain or retain benefits.
The Bureau of Indian Affairs solicits
comments in order to:
(1) Evaluate whether the proposed
collection of information is necessary
for the proper performance of the
functions of the bureau, including
whether the information will have
practical utility;
(2) Evaluate the bureau’s estimate of
the burden of the proposed collection of
information, including the validity of
the methodology and assumptions used;
(3) Enhance the quality, utility, and
clarity of the information to be
collected; and
(4) Minimize the burden of the
collection of information on those who
are to respond.
Any public comments will be
addressed in the Bureau of Indian
Affairs’ submission of the information
collection request to the Office of
Management and Budget.
We will not sponsor nor conduct a
request for information, and you need
not respond to such a request unless
there is a valid OMB Control Number.
Please note that comments are open to
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Dated: December 8, 2006.
Michael D. Olsen,
Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary—Indian
Affairs.
[FR Doc. E6–21183 Filed 12–12–06; 8:45 am]
BILLING CODE 4310–W7–P
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Land Acquisitions; Jicarilla Apache
Tribe of New Mexico
Bureau of Indian Affairs,
Interior.
ACTION: Notice of final agency
determination to take land into trust
under 25 CFR part 151.
AGENCY:
SUMMARY: The Associate Deputy
Secretary made a final agency
determination to acquire approximately
31,777.066 acres, more or less, of land
into trust for the Jicarilla Apache Tribe
of New Mexico on December 4, 2006.
This notice is published in the exercise
of authority delegated by the Secretary
of the Interior to the Associate Deputy
Secretary by 209 DM 8.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Ben
Burshia, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Chief,
Division of Real Estate Services, Mail
Stop 4639–MIB, 1849 C Street, NW.,
Washington, DC 20240, Telephone No.
(202) 208–7737.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: This
notice is published to comply with the
requirement of 25 CFR 151.12(b) that
notice be given to the public of the
Associate Deputy Secretary’s decision to
acquire land in trust at least 30 days
prior to signatory acceptance of the land
into trust. The purpose of the 30 days
waiting period in 25 CFR 12(b) is to
afford interested parties the opportunity
to seek judicial review of final
administrative decisions to take land in
trust for Indian tribes and individual
Indians before transfer of title to the
property occurs. On December 4, 2006,
the Associate Deputy Secretary decided
to accept approximately 31,777.066
acres, more or less, of land into trust for
the Jicarilla Apache Tribe of New
Mexico pursuant to the Act of June 18,
1934 (48 Stat., 986; 25 U.S.C. 467). The
Associate Deputy Secretary shall
acquire title in the name of the United
States in trust for the Jicarilla Apache
Tribe of New Mexico for the following
parcel of land described below no
sooner than 30 days after the date of this
notice.
New Mexico Principal Meridian, Rio
Arriba County, New Mexico.
All of the following described tracts,
pieces, or parcels of land comprising a
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net area of 31,777.066 acres of land,
more or less (including PARCEL ONE,
minus its seven exceptions, plus
PARCEL TWO), situated within the
Tierra Amarilla Grant, Rio Arriba
County, New Mexico, to wit:
Parcel One
The following described land in Rio
Arriba County, New Mexico:
Beginning at the point of intersection
of the North bank of Canones Creek and
the (1913) East right of way line of the
Chama-Tierra Amarilla Wagon road, a
granite stone 12″ x 5″ x 15″ in a pile of
stones marked
‘‘S.W.C.J.T.’’ on East side, whence a
cottonwood 18 inches in diameter and
marked ‘‘B.T.’’ bears South 3 feet distant
and running along the East right of way
line of the road aforesaid by courses and
distances as follows: N. 10°31′ W., 504.7
feet to a stone marked ‘‘V.J.1’’; thence N.
24°02′ W., 1370 feet to a stone marked
‘‘V.J.2’’; thence N. 2°13′ W., 912.7 feet to
a stone marked ‘‘V.J.3’’; thence N. 3°37′
W., 1800 feet to a stone marked ‘‘V.J.4’’;
thence N. 0°15′ W., 1200 feet to a stone
marked ‘‘V.J.5’’; thence N. 4°57′ E., 1050
feet to a stone marked ‘‘V.J.6’’; thence N.
11°29′ W., 730 feet to a stone marked
‘‘V.J.7’’; thence N. 15°35′ E., 540 feet to
a stone marked ‘‘V.J.8’’; thence N. 14°23′
W., 1030 feet to a stone marked ‘‘V.J.9’’;
thence N. 1°17′ E., 1032 feet to a stone
marked ‘‘V.J.10’’; thence N. 20°20′ W.,
430 feet to a stone marked ‘‘V.J.11’’, the
point of intersection of the (1913) East
right of way line of the said ChamaTierra Amarilla wagon road and the East
boundary line of the ‘‘old’’ ChamaTierra Amarilla wagon road as used
prior to the year 1912, whence a pine 30
inches in diameter and marked ‘‘B.T.’’
bears S. 76° W., 422.5 feet distant;
thence Northerly along the East
boundary line of the ‘‘old’’ ChamaTierra Amarilla wagon road last above
described by courses and distances as
follows: N. 13°46′ E., 520 feet to a stone
marked ‘‘V.J.12’’; thence N. 23°43′ W.,
1150 feet to a stone marked ‘‘V.J.13’’;
thence N. 1°06′ W., 1105 feet to a stone
marked ‘‘V.J.14’’; thence N. 25°26′ W.,
1020 feet to a stone marked ‘‘V.J.15’’;
thence N. 23°29′ W., 1658 feet to a stone
marked ‘‘V.J.16’’; thence N. 36°57′ W.,
1330 feet to a stone marked ‘‘V.J.17’’;
thence N. 29°08′ W., 940 feet to a stone
marked ‘‘V.J.18’’; thence N. 15°49′ W.,
630 feet to a stone marked ‘‘V.J.19’’;
thence N. 29°53′ W., 1150 feet to a stone
marked ‘‘V.J.20’’; thence N. 8°16′ W.,
462 feet to a pine 8 inches in diameter
marked ‘‘V.J.21’’; thence N. 6°07′ E.,
2250 feet to a stone marked ‘‘V.J.22’’;
thence N. 4°05′ W., 1400 feet to a stone
marked ‘‘V.J.23’’; thence N. 14°46′ W.,
410 feet to a stone marked ‘‘V.J.24’’;
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thence N. 6°06′ W., 600 feet to a stone
marked ‘‘V.J.25’’; thence N. 43°13′ W.,
352 feet to the point of intersection of
the Easterly line of the said ChamaTierra Amarilla wagon road as used
prior to 1912, and the Easterly bank of
the Chama River, a sandstone 4″ x 12″
x 24″ in a mound of stone and marked
‘‘V.J.26’’, whence a cottonwood 20
inches in diameter bears N. 24°15′ E., 29
feet, and another cottonwood 20 inches
in diameter bears S. 73°45′ E., 13.5 feet,
each marked ‘‘B.T.’’; thence Northerly
following meanders of the said Chama
River as nearly as may be practicable,
but crossing and recrossing the same, by
courses and distances as follows: N.
7°22′ E., 1136 feet to a stone on the West
bank of said river bed marked ‘‘V.J.27’’;
thence N. 80°28′ E., 540.8 feet,
intersecting the South boundary line of
a tract of land deeded in the deed given
by Charles C. Catron to The Chama
Valley Land Company, dated June 12,
1909, and of record in Book 4, pages
119–150 in the office of the Recorder of
Rio Arriba County, New Mexico, and
designated as ‘‘Lands in Chama Valley’’,
at a point whence the Southeast corner
of said tract bears South 76°00′ E.,
1423.1 feet distant, at which point of
intersection is placed a sandstone on the
East bank of said river 16″ x 12″ x 10″
and marked ‘‘V.J.28’’, whence a pine 12
inches in diameter bears S. 85° E., 89.5
feet and a cottonwood 12 inches in
diameter bears S. 17°30′ E., 83 feet
distant, each marked ‘‘B.T.V.J.28’’;
thence following the boundary lines of
the said ‘‘Lands of Chama Valley’’ by
courses and distances as follows: S. 76°
E., 1423.1 feet to the Southeast corner
thereof, a stone marked ‘‘S.E.C.F.B.’’ on
West side and ‘‘V.J.’’ on East side;
thence, coincident which the East line
of said ‘‘Lands in Chama Valley’’, N.
13°15′ E., 8279.9 feet to the Southwest
corner of a tract of land excluded for the
Chama Cemetery, a stone marked
‘‘S.W.C. Cem.’’ on East and ‘‘F.B.’’ on
West side; thence following the
boundary lines of said Cemetery S.
78°43′ E., 268.5 feet to the Southeast
corner thereof, a stone marked ‘‘S.E.C.
Cem.’’; thence N. 13°30′ E., 192.7 feet to
the Northeast corner thereof, a stone
marked ‘‘N.E.C. Cem.’’; thence N. 78°43′
W., 286.3 feet to the Northwest corner
thereof, a stone marked ‘‘N.W.C. Cem.’’
on East and ‘‘F.B.’’ on West, which
point also is on the East boundary line
of the aforesaid tract ‘‘Lands in Chama
Valley’’ and 748.8 feet, S. 13°15′ W.,
from the Northeast corner thereof;
thence N. 13°15′ E., 748.8 feet along the
East boundary line of said ‘‘Lands in
Chama Valley’’ to the Northeast corner
thereof, a stone marked ‘‘N.E.C.F.W.B.’’
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on South side and ‘‘V.J.’’ on North side;
thence following the North boundary
line of said ‘‘Lands in Chama Valley’’ N.
71°03′ W., 1862 feet to the Northwest
corner thereof, a stone marked
‘‘N.W.C.B.’’ on East and ‘‘D.&R.R.G.’’ on
West side, whence a cottonwood 5
inches in diameter bears S. 39° W. 22.2
feet, marked ‘‘B.T.N.W.C.B. 2 D.&R.G.’’
which point also is the Northeast corner
No. 2 of a tract of land excluded in the
deed of Catron to The Chama Valley
Land Company hereinbefore mentioned
and designated as ‘‘Depot Grounds of
the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad at
Chama’’; thence following the North
line of the said Depot grounds, N. 71°03′
W., 62 feet to an intersection with the
East bank of the Chama River aforesaid,
a sandstone 4″ x 8″ x 10″ marked ‘‘D. &
R. G.’’ on South side and ‘‘V. J.’’ on
North side; thence Northerly following
the meanders of the said Chama River
as nearly as practicable by courses and
distances as follows: Thence N. 9°03′
W., 475 feet; thence N. 32°24′ E. 598
feet; thence N. 6°27′ W., 357 feet; thence
N. 83°58′ W., 360 feet; thence N. 18°05′
E., 315 feet; thence N. 65°01′ E., 290
feet; thence N. 15°14′ E., 780 feet; thence
N. 31°36′ E., 300.8 feet; thence N. 31°03′
W., 603.4 feet; thence N. 17°34′ W.,
337.8 feet; thence N. 37°57′ E., 1511.8
feet to the Northwest corner of tract
herein conveyed (the point of
intersection of the West bank of the
Chama River and the South line of a
tract of land deeded to one T.D. Burns
by the grantor herein mentioned), a
conglomerate stone 8″ x 14″ x 20″
marked ‘‘T.B.D.’’ on North side and
‘‘N.W.C.V.J.’’ on South side, whence a
cottonwood 6 inches in diameter
marked ‘‘B.T.N.W.C.V.J.’’ bears N.
43°30′ W., 89 feet; thence Easterly,
coincident with the South boundary
line of the said T.D. Burns tract, by
courses and distances as follows: S.
44°27′ E., 1453.4 feet; thence N. 74°17′
E., 150 feet; thence N. 62°25′ E., 9058
feet to a point on the summit of Baldy
Mountain; thence N. 5°45′ E., 2946 feet
to a point on a crest of divide between
a tributary of the Chama River and
South branch of Wolfe Creek; thence
Easterly along the crest of said divide as
nearly as may be practicable to a point
on the summit of ‘‘Slide Rock’’
Mountain (the course and distances on
a direct line, however, being S. 74°21′
E., 17135 feet), a stone marked ‘‘T.D.B.’’
on North side which point also is on the
crest of the watershed between Brazos
and Chama Rivers; thence Southerly
following the crest of the divide
between the watershed of the Brazos
River and the Chama River and of the
Brazos River and Canones Creek as
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nearly as practicable, by courses and
distances as follows: S. 23° 23′ E.,
2040.7 feet to a stone marked ‘‘V.J.1E.’’;
thence S. 61°51′ E., 796 feet to a stone
marked ‘‘V.J.2E.’’; thence S. 79°45′ E.,
600 feet to a stone marked ‘‘V.J.3E.’’;
thence S. 64°23′ E., 600 feet to a stone
marked ‘‘V.J.4E’’; thence S. 20°23′ E.,
820 feet to a stone marked ‘‘V.J.B.5E.’’;
thence S. 27°12′ E., 1130 feet to a stone
marked ‘‘J.6’’; whence a spruce 12
inches in diameter bears S. 60°15′ W.,
69 feet, and a spruce 5 inches in
diameter bears N. 10° W., 9 feet, each
marked ‘‘B.T.V.J.6E.’’; thence S. 33°57′
E., 975 feet to a stone marked ‘‘V.J.7E.’’;
thence S. 60°24′ E., 700 feet to a stone
marked ‘‘V.J.8E.’’; thence S. 45°05′ E.,
547 feet to a spruce stump 4 inches in
diameter marked ‘‘V.J.9E.’’; thence S.
29°16′ E., 1861.4 feet to a stone marked
‘‘V.J.10E.’’; thence S. 50°20′ E., 200 feet
to a stone marked ‘‘V.J.11E.’’; thence S.
28°41′ E., 270 feet to a stake marked
‘‘V.J.12E’’; thence S. 43°44′ E., 400 feet
to a stake marked ‘‘V.J.13E.’’; thence S.
18°19′ E., 238 feet to a stake marked
‘‘V.J.’’; thence S. 28°17′ E., 445 feet to a
stake marked ‘‘V.J.’’; thence S. 76°01′ E.,
254 feet to a stake marked ‘‘V.J.’’; thence
S. 56°39′ E., 250 feet to a stake marked
‘‘V.J.’’; thence S. 71°03′ E., 275 feet to a
stake marked ‘‘V.J.’’; thence N. 59°13′ E.,
668 feet to a stake marked ‘‘V.J.’’,
whence a spruce 8 inches in diameter
marked ‘‘B.T.V.J.A.’’ bears N. 28°30′ W.,
12 feet; thence S. 70°32′ E., 668 feet to
a stake marked ‘‘V.J.’’; thence N. 82°02′
E., 360 feet to a stake marked ‘‘V.J.’’;
thence N. 80°21′ E., 203.5 feet to a stake
marked ‘‘V.J.’’; thence S. 66°04′ E., 214
feet to a stake marked ‘‘V.J.’’; thence S.
80°55′ E., 220 feet to a stake marked
‘‘V.J.’’; thence N. 82°53′ E., 210 feet to
a stake marked ‘‘V.J.’’; thence S. 81°37′
E., 265 feet to a stake marked ‘‘V.J.’’;
thence N. 46°26′ E., 226 feet; thence N.
84°40′ E., 265.5 feet; thence S. 85°35′ E.,
594.7 feet to a stone marked ‘‘V.J.’’,
whence a spruce 18 inches in diameter
bears N. 63° E., 12 feet and another
spruce 18 inches in diameter bears S.
64°30′ W., 26 feet, each marked
‘‘B.T.V.J.’’; thence S. 49°21′ E., 412.6
feet; thence S. 55°48′ E., 258 feet; thence
S. 42°33′ E., 252.2 feet; thence S. 63°55′
E., 254 feet; thence S. 25°45′ E., 274.3
feet; thence S. 14°13′ E., 225 feet to a
stone 2″ x 10″ x 18″ marked ‘‘V.J.3M’’,
whence a spruce 10 inches in diameter
bears S. 78°30′ E., 19 feet and a spruce
18 inches in diameter bears N. 6°30′ W.,
65 feet, each marked ‘‘V.J.3M.B.T.’’;
thence S. 36°27′ E., 505 feet to an iron
pipe, 3⁄4 inch diameter, marked ‘‘VJ 36’’,
as shown on the plat of the 1998 survey
of the Mossman Tract, by William H.
Albert, New Mexico Professional
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Surveyor No. 7241, filed in the Office of
the County Clerk, Rio Arriba County,
New Mexico, on July 9, 1998, in Plat
Book P–980, page 5719, as Document
No. RA 98–256A, from which point
New Mexico State Engineer’s Office
(N.M.S.E.O) brass cap control station
‘‘CABLE’’, bears S. 86°18′56″ W. (true
mean geodetic bearing converted from
state plane grid bearing), 43990.84 feet
distant (at mean elevation of 7772 feet)
(Note: Control station ‘‘CABLE’’ has
New Mexico State Plane Coordinate
System Central Zone (NAD27), U.S.
survey feet coordinates of y =
2,142,009.14 and x = 400,496.13; and
the combined grid to ground factor used
in the above-described 1998 Albert
survey is 1.0004620520 and was
computed at N.M.S.E.O. ‘‘CABLE’’ using
the mean elevation of 7772 feet.); thence
following the meander line of the divide
between the Brazos River and Canones
Creek watersheds as shown on the
above-described 1998 Albert plat, S.
27°31′04″ E. (true mean geodetic
converted from state plane grid), 598.42
feet; thence continuing on the meander
line of the divide as shown on the
above-described 1998 Albert plat, S.
4°00′11″ E. (true mean geodetic
converted from state plane grid),
2405.07 feet; thence continuing on the
meander line of the divide as shown on
the above-described 1998 Albert plat, S.
16°41′26″ E. (true mean geodetic
converted from state plane grid), 757.48
feet to a rebar, 1⁄2 inch diameter, with
cap marked ‘‘PS 7241’’; thence
continuing on the meander line of the
divide as shown on the above-described
1998 Albert plat, S. 47°32′26″ E. (true
mean geodetic converted from state
plane grid), 1043.01 feet to a rebar, 1⁄2
inch diameter, with cap marked ‘‘PS
7241’’; thence continuing on the
meander line of the divide as shown on
the above-described 1998 Albert plat, S.
13°58′23″ E. (true mean geodetic
converted from state plane grid), 983.46
feet to a rebar, 1⁄2 inch diameter, with
cap marked ‘‘PS 7241’’; thence
continuing on the meander line of the
divide as shown on the above-described
1998 Albert plat, S. 5°43′44″ E. (true
mean geodetic converted from state
plane grid), 1823.47 feet; thence
continuing on the meander line of the
divide as shown on the above-described
1998 Albert plat, S. 7°37′00″ W. (true
mean geodetic converted from state
plane grid), 1704.80 feet to a fence post,
21⁄2 inches diameter; thence continuing
on the meander line of the divide as
shown on the above-described 1998
Albert plat, S. 65°11′27″ E. (true mean
geodetic converted from state plane
grid), 1195.81 feet to a rebar, 1⁄2 inch
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diameter, with cap marked ‘‘PS 7241’’;
thence continuing on the meander line
of the divide as shown on the abovedescribed 1998 Albert plat, S. 87°12′14″
E. (true mean geodetic converted from
state plane grid), 818.09 feet to a rebar,
1⁄2 inch diameter, with cap marked ‘‘PS
7241’’; thence continuing on the
meander line of the divide as shown on
the above-described 1998 Albert plat, S.
64°04′44″ E. (true mean geodetic
converted from state plane grid), 369.69
feet to a rebar, 1⁄2 inch diameter, with
cap marked ‘‘PS 7241’’; thence
continuing on the meander line of the
divide as shown on the above-described
1998 Albert plat, S. 41°35′26″ E. (true
mean geodetic converted from state
plane grid), 539.50 feet to a stone
marked ‘‘VJ’’; thence continuing on the
meander line of the divide as shown on
the above-described 1998 Albert plat, S.
70°33′44″ E. (true mean geodetic
converted from state plane grid), 239.47
feet to a rebar, 1⁄2 inch diameter, with
cap marked ‘‘PS 7241’’; thence S. 31°21′
E., 1340 feet to a stone marked ‘‘V. J.’’;
thence S. 47°12′ E., 370 feet to a stone
marked ‘‘V.J.’’; thence S. 36°31′ E., 150
feet to a stone marked ‘‘V.J.’’; thence S.
63°19′ E., 710 feet to a stone marked
‘‘V.J.’’; thence S. 34°59′ E., 689 feet to a
ledge rock marked ‘‘V.J.’’, whence a
spruce 12 inches in diameter bears N.
49°15′ E., 18.7 feet and a spruce 10
inches in diameter bears N. 22°30′ E.,
59.5 feet, both marked ‘‘B.T.V.J.’’;
thence S. 8°10′ E., 7589 feet to a stone
marked ‘‘V.J.’’; thence S. 15°36′ E.,
2025.8 feet to the Southeast corner of
tract herein conveyed, a sandstone 3″ x
8″ x 18″ marked ‘‘S.E.V.J.’’, whence a
spruce 14 inches in diameter bears S. 3°
E., 19 feet and a spruce 10 inches in
diameter bears N. 72° W., 42 feet, each
marked ‘‘B.T.S.E.V.J.’’; thence leaving
the crest of the divide as aforesaid,
following Westerly along the South
boundary of what is known as ‘‘El Poso
Park’’ by courses and distances as
follows: N. 86°57′ W., 1200 feet to a
stone marked ‘‘V.J.1S.’’; thence S. 73°33′
W., 168 feet to a stone marked ‘‘V.J.2S.’’;
thence S. 25°45′ W., 4038 feet to a stone
marked ‘‘V.J.3S’’; thence N. 39° 32′ W.,
3847 feet to a stone marked ‘‘V.J.4S.’’;
thence N. 65°48′ W., 6360 feet to a stone
marked ‘‘V.J.’’ thence N. 77°12′ W., 3070
feet to the head of the Box Canyon of
Canones Creek a point on a granite stone
located on Northwesterly side of said
creek 3 ft. x 3 ft. x 2 ft. and marked
‘‘V.J.’’ on top; thence Southwesterly
following the meanders of the said
Canones Creek, as nearly as practicable,
but crossing and recrossing same, an
approximate distance of 3.85 miles to
the mouth of said box canyon, a point
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on the North bank of said creek, at
which point is placed a sandstone 6″ x
9″ x 8″ marked ‘‘N.E.A.B.B.T.’’, whence
a cottonwood 18 inches in diameter
bears N. 58°30′ W., 35 feet, and a pine
30 inches in diameter bears S. 68°30′ E.,
74 feet; thence Southwesterly, following
the meanders of the Canones Creek as
nearly as practicable, but crossing and
recrossing same, by courses and
distances as follows: S. 66°28′ W., 48.3
feet; thence S. 55°38′ W., 286 feet;
thence S. 77°18′ W., 448.5 feet; thence
S. 78°08′ W., 320 feet; thence S. 87°27′
W., 106.9 feet; thence N. 67°09′ W.,
223.6 feet; thence S. 82°21′ W., 420.1
feet; thence S. 76°59′ W., 24.8 feet; to a
21⁄2 inch iron pipe set in ground, the
point of intersection with the East line
of the tract of land deeded to Charles A.
Daggett by the grantor herein mentioned
and 1562.4 feet South from the
Northeast corner thereof; thence
coincident with the boundary lines of
the said Daggett tract by courses and
distances as follows: North, 1562.4 feet
to the Northeast corner thereof, a stone
14″ x 10″ x 6″ marked ‘‘N.E.C.D.T.’’;
thence West, 8220 to the Northwest
corner, a granite stone 14″ x 12″ x 7″
marked ‘‘N.W.C.D.T.’’; thence South,
5280 feet to the Southwest corner
thereof, a sandstone 12″ x 14″ x 16″ in
mound of stone and marked ‘‘S.W.C.D.T
.’’, whence corner No. 1 of a tract of
reserved land designated in the deed of
Catron to The Chama Valley Land
Company, hereinbefore mentioned, as
‘‘Tract No. 1 or Canones Tract’’ bears S.
60°18′ W., 7014 feet; thence along said
creek N. 87°32′ W., 1200 feet to a point
on the North bank thereof; thence with
meanders of said creek by crossing and
recrossing same, S. 59°02′ W., 2247 feet
to the point of beginning of PARCEL
ONE, containing a gross area of
32,133.67 acres, more or less (32,075.8
acres + 57.87 acres additional as
indicated on the above-described 1998
Albert survey plat)—before the
exceptions listed below are subtracted
out. All courses true, 1913 magnetic
variation 14°30′ East, as obtained by
solar observation. Subject however to all
exceptions and reservations and also all
warranties, defenses and recourses
provided for by the Arlington Land
Company in its Warranty Deed to
Venceslao Jaramillo under date of May
1st, 1913, and recorded in the office of
the County Clerk and ex-officio County
Recorder of Rio Arriba County, State of
New Mexico, under date of October 1st,
1913, in vol. No. 19–A, pages 331–344
inclusive.
Less and Excepting from the abovedescribed Parcel One, the following
seven tracts of land.
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Less and Excepting Tract One
All that portion of the abovedescribed Parcel One (formerly known
as the Venceslao Jaramillo Tract) lying
West of the centerline of the Santa Fe–
Chama Highway as now constructed,
which centerline is described as
follows, but subject to the easement of
way of varying width for said highway:
Beginning at centerline Sta. 826+07 of
FAP 34–B Reo., Rio Arriba County, New
Mexico, a point on the right of way of
the present road; thence N. 5° 34′ W., a
distance of 3182.1 feet to Sta. 857+89.1,
point of curve; thence Northerly on a 0°
30′ curve (radius = 11460 feet) through
an arc of 4° 45′ to the right a distance
of 950 feet to Sta. 867+39.1, point of
tangent; thence N. 0° 49′ W., a distance
of 5076.2 feet to Sta. 918+15.3, point of
curve; thence Northwesterly on a 1°
curve (radius = 5730 feet) thru an arc
20° 17′ to the left a distance of 2028.3
feet to Sta. 938+43.6, point of tangent;
thence N. 21° 06′ W., a distance of 1794
feet to Sta. 956+37.6 Back = 955+53.5
ahead; thence continuing N. 21° 06′ W.,
a distance of 5986.7 feet to Sta.
1015+40.2, point of curve; thence
Northerly on a 1° curve (radius = 5730
feet) thru an arc of 9° 47′ to the right a
distance of 978.3 feet to Sta. 1025+18.5,
point of tangent; thence N. 11° 19′ W.,
a distance of 1776.5 feet to Sta.
1042+95, a point on the line between
the properties of the grantor and Mrs.
John Reddington, containing 95.324
acres, more or less.
(Note: TRACT ONE, described above, is
a parcel of land that was originally
excepted in the Warranty Deed from
Edward Sargent and Estelle B. Sargent
to Chama Land and Cattle Company,
recorded in the Office of the County
Clerk, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico,
on May 29, 1950, in Book 40, page 160.)
Less and Excepting Tract Two
All that certain parcel of land, known
as the Sargent Canones Ranch,
described as follows: Beginning at the
southwest corner of the Charles A.
Daggett tract as described in the deed
from the Arlington Land Company to
Vencesalo Jaramillo, dated May 1, 1913,
as recorded in the records of the County
Clerk of Rio Arriba County, New
Mexico, in Book 19–A, at pages 331–
344, inclusive; thence along Canones
Creek, N. 87° 32′ W., a distance of 1200
feet to a point on the North bank
thereof; thence with meanders of said
creek by crossing and recrossing same,
S. 59° 02′ W., a distance of 2247 feet to
the point described as the beginning
point of the survey description of the
Jaramillo tract as contained in the deed
from The Arlington Land Company to
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Jaramillo, as described above, which
point is located at the intersection of the
North bank of Canones Creek and the
East right of way line of the ChamaTierra Amarilla wagon road as the same
existed May 1, 1913; thence running
along the East right of way line of the
road, as above, (the West boundary of
the Jaramillo tract), by courses and
distances as follows: N. 10° 31′ W., a
distance of 504.7 feet; thence N. 24° 02′
W., a distance of 1370 feet; thence N. 2°
13′ W., a distance of 615 feet to the
Northwest corner of the tract being
described here, which point is on the
West boundary of the Jaramillo tract and
is located S. 89° 00′ W., (distance
omitted) from the fence corner on the
North side of the fenced private lane
running Easterly from the present (1948)
State Highway, and which corner is also
on the East boundary of the said fenced
Highway; thence N. 89° E., to, and
following the fence line on the North
side of the said private lane to a point
which is 646 feet from the said fence
corner; thence again following the said
fence in the North side of the said lane,
to a point which is N. 83° E., 2100 feet
distant; thence again following the said
fence line to a point which is N. 71° 30′
E., 821 feet distant and which point is
also on the West boundary of the said
Charles A. Daggett tract, and is also the
Northeast corner of the tract being
described here; thence 31 feet South to
the fence corner on the South side of the
said private lane; thence South, along
the boundary between the Daggett tract
and the Jaramillo tract, a distance of
1726 feet to the point of beginning of the
survey of the tract being described here.
The above described tract contains
125.4 acres, more or less.
County, New Mexico, on February 28,
1955, in Book 51, page 51.
Less and Excepting Tract Four
All of that certain parcel of land,
containing 2.59 acres, more or less, as
described in that certain Quitclaim Deed
from Chama Land and Cattle Company,
Inc. to Raymond E. Reddington,
recorded in the Office of the County
Clerk, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico,
on January 24, 1957, in Book 55, page
165.
Less and Excepting Tract Five
All of that certain parcel of land
containing 4.83 acres, more or less,
described in Exhibit ‘‘B’’ of that certain
Warranty Deed from Chama Land and
Cattle Company, Inc. to O. A.
Washburn, recorded in the Office of the
County Clerk, Rio Arriba County, New
Mexico, on September 23, 1956, in Book
53, page 353.
Less and Excepting Tract Six
All of that certain parcel of land,
containing 2.360 acres, more or less, as
described in that certain Quitclaim Deed
from Chama Land and Cattle Company,
Inc. to the New Mexico State Highway
Department, recorded in the Office of
the County Clerk, Rio Arriba County,
New Mexico, on March 17, 1969, in
Book 101, page 271.
Less and Excepting Tract Three
Less and Excepting Tract Seven
All of that certain parcel of land,
containing 26.5 acres, more or less, as
described in that certain Corrected
Warranty Deed from Chama Land and
Cattle Company, Inc. to Newt McCain
and Mary Anne McCain, recorded in the
Office of the County Clerk, Rio Arriba
County, New Mexico, on February 1,
1971, in Book 107, page 453.
The above legal description of Parcel
One and its seven exceptions (Tracts
One through Seven), is intended to
describe all the land, not previously
excluded or sold, known as Chama Land
and Cattle Company (now known as the
Jicarilla Apache Nation’s Lodge at
Chama), being and intended to be all of
the property described in that certain
Trustee Deed to The Jicarilla Apache
Tribe, recorded in the Office of the
County Clerk, Rio Arriba County, New
Mexico, on June 5, 1995, in Book 183,
page 103. The net area of Parcel One
after the seven exceptions are subtracted
is 31,776.876 acres, more or less.
All that certain parcel of land,
containing 99.79 acres, more or less, as
described in that certain Warranty Deed
from Chama Land and Cattle Company,
Inc. to D.I.C. Kelly, recorded in the
Office of the County Clerk, Rio Arriba
Parcel Two
Lot Fifty-Two (52), BUREC
Subdivision, Unit A, containing 0.19
acres, more or less, as shown on the plat
filed in the Office of the County Clerk,
Rio Arriba County, New Mexico, on
(Note: TRACT TWO, described above, is
a parcel of land that was originally
excepted in the Warranty Deed from
Edward Sargent and Estelle B. Sargent
to Chama Land and Cattle Company,
recorded in the Office of the County
Clerk, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico,
on May 29, 1950, in Book 40, page 160.
The distance from the Northwest corner
of this tract, on the West boundary of
the Jaramillo tract, to the fence corner
on the North side of the fenced private
lane and on the East boundary of the
fenced highway, was omitted from the
above deed description.)
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June 11, 1971, in the Book of Plats,
pages 460–461.
Dated: December 4, 2006.
James E. Cason,
Associate Deputy Secretary.
[FR Doc. E6–21202 Filed 12–12–06; 8:45 am]
BILLING CODE 4310–W7–P
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Bureau of Land Management
[AK–964–1410–KC–P; F–14990–A, F–14990–
A2]
Alaska Native Claims Selection
Bureau of Land Management,
Interior.
ACTION: Notice of decision approving
lands for conveyance.
AGENCY:
SUMMARY: As required by 43 CFR
2650.7(d), notice is hereby given that an
appealable decision approving lands for
conveyance pursuant to the Alaska
Native Claims Settlement Act will be
issued to The Kuskokwim Corporation,
Successor in Interest to Kipchaughpuk
Limited. The lands are in the vicinity of
the Native village of Crooked Creek,
Alaska, and are located in:
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Agency Information Collection
Activities: Proposed Collection;
Comment Request
Minerals Management Service
(MMS), Interior.
ACTION: Notice of extension of an
information collection (1010–0114).
AGENCY:
The subsurface estate in these lands
will be conveyed to Calista Corporation
when the surface estate is conveyed to
The Kuskokwim Corporation. Notice of
the decision will also be published four
times in the Tundra Drums.
DATES: The time limits for filing an
appeal are:
1. Any party claiming a property
interest which is adversely affected by
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Minerals Management Service
Seward Meridian, Alaska
T. 21 N., R. 47 W.,
Sec. 33.
Containing approximately 302 acres.
T. 23 N., R. 48 W.,
Secs. 5 to 8, inclusive.
Containing 2,498.51 acres.
T. 22 N., R. 49 W.,
Secs. 4 to 9, inclusive;
Secs. 17 to 21, inclusive.
Containing 6,967.68 acres.
T. 23 N., R. 49 W.,
Secs. 1, 11, and 12.
Containing 1,920 acres.
T. 21 N., R. 50 W.,
Secs. 2 to 11, inclusive.
Containing 6,381.87 acres.
T. 22 N., R. 50 W.,
Secs. 1, 12, and 13;
Secs. 34 and 35.
Containing 3,200 acres.
Aggregating approximately 21,271 acres.
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Kara Marciniec,
Land Law Examiner, Branch of Adjudication
II.
[FR Doc. E6–21217 Filed 12–12–06; 8:45 am]
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Lot 4, U.S. Survey No. 4125, Alaska.
Containing 1.04 acres.
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the decision shall have until January 12,
2007 to file an appeal.
2. Parties receiving service of the
decision by certified mail shall have 30
days from the date of receipt to file an
appeal.
Parties who do not file an appeal in
accordance with the requirements of 43
CFR part 4, Subpart E, shall be deemed
to have waived their rights.
ADDRESSES: A copy of the decision may
be obtained from: Bureau of Land
Management, Alaska State Office, 222
West Seventh Avenue, #13, Anchorage,
Alaska 99513–7599.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: The
Bureau of Land Management by phone
at 907–271–5960, or by e-mail at
ak.blm.conveyance@ak.blm.gov. Persons
who use a telecommunication device
(TTD) may call the Federal Information
Relay Service (FIRS) at 1–800–877–
8330, 24 hours a day, seven days a
week, to contact the Bureau of Land
Management.
SUMMARY: To comply with the
Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995
(PRA), MMS is inviting comments on a
collection of information that we will
submit to the Office of Management and
Budget (OMB) for review and approval.
The information collection request (ICR)
concerns the paperwork requirements in
the regulations under 30 CFR Part 250,
Subpart A, ‘‘General.’’
DATES: Submit written comments by
February 12, 2007.
ADDRESSES: You may submit comments
by any of the following methods listed
below. Please use the Information
Collection Number 1010–0114 as an
identifier in your message.
• E-mail MMS at
rules.comments@mms.gov. Identify with
Information Collection Number 1010–
0114 in the subject line.
• Fax: 703–787–1093. Identify with
Information Collection Number 1010–
0114.
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• Mail or hand-carry comments to the
Department of the Interior; Minerals
Management Service; Attention: Cheryl
Blundon; 381 Elden Street, MS–4024;
Herndon, Virginia 20170–4817. Please
reference ‘‘Information Collection 1010–
0114’’ in your comments.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Cheryl Blundon, Regulations and
Standards Branch at (703) 787–1607.
You may also contact Cheryl Blundon to
obtain a copy, at no cost, of the
regulations and the forms that require
the subject collection of information.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
Title: 30 CFR Part 250, Subpart A,
‘‘General’’.
Form(s): MMS–132, MMS–1123, and
MMS–1832.
OMB Control Number: 1010–0114.
Abstract: The Outer Continental Shelf
(OCS) Lands Act, as amended (43 U.S.C.
1331 et seq. and 43 U.S.C. 1801 et seq.),
authorizes the Secretary of the Interior
to prescribe rules and regulations to
administer leasing of the OCS. Such
rules and regulations will apply to all
operations conducted under a lease.
Operations on the OCS must preserve,
protect, and develop oil and natural gas
resources in a manner that is consistent
with the need to make such resources
available to meet the Nation’s energy
needs as rapidly as possible; to balance
orderly energy resource development
with protection of human, marine, and
coastal environments; to ensure the
public a fair and equitable return on the
resources of the OCS; and to preserve
and maintain free enterprise
competition. Section 1332(6) states that
‘‘operations in the [O]uter Continental
Shelf should be conducted in a safe
manner by well trained personnel using
technology, precautions, and other
techniques sufficient to prevent or
minimize the likelihood of blowouts,
loss of well control, fires, spillages,
physical obstructions to other users of
the waters or subsoil and seabed, or
other occurrences which may cause
damage to the environment or to
property or endanger life or health.’’
The Independent Offices
Appropriations Act (31 U.S.C. 9701), the
Omnibus Appropriations Bill (Pub. L.
104–133, 110 Stat. 1321, April 26,
1996), and Office of Management and
Budget (OMB) Circular A–25, authorize
Federal agencies to recover the full cost
of services that confer special benefits.
Under the Department of the Interior’s
(DOI) implementing policy, the
Minerals Management Service (MMS) is
required to charge fees for services that
provide special benefits or privileges to
an identifiable non-Federal recipient
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Land Acquisitions; Jicarilla Apache Tribe of New Mexico
AGENCY: Bureau of Indian Affairs, Interior.
ACTION: Notice of final agency determination to take land into trust
under 25 CFR part 151.
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SUMMARY: The Associate Deputy Secretary made a final agency
determination to acquire approximately 31,777.066 acres, more or less,
of land into trust for the Jicarilla Apache Tribe of New Mexico on
December 4, 2006. This notice is published in the exercise of authority
delegated by the Secretary of the Interior to the Associate Deputy
Secretary by 209 DM 8.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Ben Burshia, Bureau of Indian Affairs,
Chief, Division of Real Estate Services, Mail Stop 4639-MIB, 1849 C
Street, NW., Washington, DC 20240, Telephone No. (202) 208-7737.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: This notice is published to comply with the
requirement of 25 CFR 151.12(b) that notice be given to the public of
the Associate Deputy Secretary's decision to acquire land in trust at
least 30 days prior to signatory acceptance of the land into trust. The
purpose of the 30 days waiting period in 25 CFR 12(b) is to afford
interested parties the opportunity to seek judicial review of final
administrative decisions to take land in trust for Indian tribes and
individual Indians before transfer of title to the property occurs. On
December 4, 2006, the Associate Deputy Secretary decided to accept
approximately 31,777.066 acres, more or less, of land into trust for
the Jicarilla Apache Tribe of New Mexico pursuant to the Act of June
18, 1934 (48 Stat., 986; 25 U.S.C. 467). The Associate Deputy Secretary
shall acquire title in the name of the United States in trust for the
Jicarilla Apache Tribe of New Mexico for the following parcel of land
described below no sooner than 30 days after the date of this notice.
New Mexico Principal Meridian, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico.
All of the following described tracts, pieces, or parcels of land
comprising a net area of 31,777.066 acres of land, more or less
(including PARCEL ONE, minus its seven exceptions, plus PARCEL TWO),
situated within the Tierra Amarilla Grant, Rio Arriba County, New
Mexico, to wit:
Parcel One
The following described land in Rio Arriba County, New Mexico:
Beginning at the point of intersection of the North bank of Canones
Creek and the (1913) East right of way line of the Chama-Tierra
Amarilla Wagon road, a granite stone 12'' x 5'' x 15'' in a pile of
stones marked ``S.W.C.J.T.'' on East side, whence a cottonwood 18
inches in diameter and marked ``B.T.'' bears South 3 feet distant and
running along the East right of way line of the road aforesaid by
courses and distances as follows: N. 10[deg]31' W., 504.7 feet to a
stone marked ``V.J.1''; thence N. 24[deg]02' W., 1370 feet to a stone
marked ``V.J.2''; thence N. 2[deg]13' W., 912.7 feet to a stone marked
``V.J.3''; thence N. 3[deg]37' W., 1800 feet to a stone marked
``V.J.4''; thence N. 0[deg]15' W., 1200 feet to a stone marked
``V.J.5''; thence N. 4[deg]57' E., 1050 feet to a stone marked
``V.J.6''; thence N. 11[deg]29' W., 730 feet to a stone marked
``V.J.7''; thence N. 15[deg]35' E., 540 feet to a stone marked
``V.J.8''; thence N. 14[deg]23' W., 1030 feet to a stone marked
``V.J.9''; thence N. 1[deg]17' E., 1032 feet to a stone marked
``V.J.10''; thence N. 20[deg]20' W., 430 feet to a stone marked
``V.J.11'', the point of intersection of the (1913) East right of way
line of the said Chama-Tierra Amarilla wagon road and the East boundary
line of the ``old'' Chama-Tierra Amarilla wagon road as used prior to
the year 1912, whence a pine 30 inches in diameter and marked ``B.T.''
bears S. 76[deg] W., 422.5 feet distant; thence Northerly along the
East boundary line of the ``old'' Chama-Tierra Amarilla wagon road last
above described by courses and distances as follows: N. 13[deg]46' E.,
520 feet to a stone marked ``V.J.12''; thence N. 23[deg]43' W., 1150
feet to a stone marked ``V.J.13''; thence N. 1[deg]06' W., 1105 feet to
a stone marked ``V.J.14''; thence N. 25[deg]26' W., 1020 feet to a
stone marked ``V.J.15''; thence N. 23[deg]29' W., 1658 feet to a stone
marked ``V.J.16''; thence N. 36[deg]57' W., 1330 feet to a stone marked
``V.J.17''; thence N. 29[deg]08' W., 940 feet to a stone marked
``V.J.18''; thence N. 15[deg]49' W., 630 feet to a stone marked
``V.J.19''; thence N. 29[deg]53' W., 1150 feet to a stone marked
``V.J.20''; thence N. 8[deg]16' W., 462 feet to a pine 8 inches in
diameter marked ``V.J.21''; thence N. 6[deg]07' E., 2250 feet to a
stone marked ``V.J.22''; thence N. 4[deg]05' W., 1400 feet to a stone
marked ``V.J.23''; thence N. 14[deg]46' W., 410 feet to a stone marked
``V.J.24'';
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thence N. 6[deg]06' W., 600 feet to a stone marked ``V.J.25''; thence
N. 43[deg]13' W., 352 feet to the point of intersection of the Easterly
line of the said Chama-Tierra Amarilla wagon road as used prior to
1912, and the Easterly bank of the Chama River, a sandstone 4'' x 12''
x 24'' in a mound of stone and marked ``V.J.26'', whence a cottonwood
20 inches in diameter bears N. 24[deg]15' E., 29 feet, and another
cottonwood 20 inches in diameter bears S. 73[deg]45' E., 13.5 feet,
each marked ``B.T.''; thence Northerly following meanders of the said
Chama River as nearly as may be practicable, but crossing and
recrossing the same, by courses and distances as follows: N. 7[deg]22'
E., 1136 feet to a stone on the West bank of said river bed marked
``V.J.27''; thence N. 80[deg]28' E., 540.8 feet, intersecting the South
boundary line of a tract of land deeded in the deed given by Charles C.
Catron to The Chama Valley Land Company, dated June 12, 1909, and of
record in Book 4, pages 119-150 in the office of the Recorder of Rio
Arriba County, New Mexico, and designated as ``Lands in Chama Valley'',
at a point whence the Southeast corner of said tract bears South
76[deg]00' E., 1423.1 feet distant, at which point of intersection is
placed a sandstone on the East bank of said river 16'' x 12'' x 10''
and marked ``V.J.28'', whence a pine 12 inches in diameter bears S.
85[deg] E., 89.5 feet and a cottonwood 12 inches in diameter bears S.
17[deg]30' E., 83 feet distant, each marked ``B.T.V.J.28''; thence
following the boundary lines of the said ``Lands of Chama Valley'' by
courses and distances as follows: S. 76[deg] E., 1423.1 feet to the
Southeast corner thereof, a stone marked ``S.E.C.F.B.'' on West side
and ``V.J.'' on East side; thence, coincident which the East line of
said ``Lands in Chama Valley'', N. 13[deg]15' E., 8279.9 feet to the
Southwest corner of a tract of land excluded for the Chama Cemetery, a
stone marked ``S.W.C. Cem.'' on East and ``F.B.'' on West side; thence
following the boundary lines of said Cemetery S. 78[deg]43' E., 268.5
feet to the Southeast corner thereof, a stone marked ``S.E.C. Cem.'';
thence N. 13[deg]30' E., 192.7 feet to the Northeast corner thereof, a
stone marked ``N.E.C. Cem.''; thence N. 78[deg]43' W., 286.3 feet to
the Northwest corner thereof, a stone marked ``N.W.C. Cem.'' on East
and ``F.B.'' on West, which point also is on the East boundary line of
the aforesaid tract ``Lands in Chama Valley'' and 748.8 feet, S.
13[deg]15' W., from the Northeast corner thereof; thence N. 13[deg]15'
E., 748.8 feet along the East boundary line of said ``Lands in Chama
Valley'' to the Northeast corner thereof, a stone marked
``N.E.C.F.W.B.'' on South side and ``V.J.'' on North side; thence
following the North boundary line of said ``Lands in Chama Valley'' N.
71[deg]03' W., 1862 feet to the Northwest corner thereof, a stone
marked ``N.W.C.B.'' on East and ``D.&R.R.G.'' on West side, whence a
cottonwood 5 inches in diameter bears S. 39[deg] W. 22.2 feet, marked
``B.T.N.W.C.B. 2 D.&R.G.'' which point also is the Northeast corner No.
2 of a tract of land excluded in the deed of Catron to The Chama Valley
Land Company hereinbefore mentioned and designated as ``Depot Grounds
of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad at Chama''; thence following the
North line of the said Depot grounds, N. 71[deg]03' W., 62 feet to an
intersection with the East bank of the Chama River aforesaid, a
sandstone 4'' x 8'' x 10'' marked ``D. & R. G.'' on South side and ``V.
J.'' on North side; thence Northerly following the meanders of the said
Chama River as nearly as practicable by courses and distances as
follows: Thence N. 9[deg]03' W., 475 feet; thence N. 32[deg]24' E. 598
feet; thence N. 6[deg]27' W., 357 feet; thence N. 83[deg]58' W., 360
feet; thence N. 18[deg]05' E., 315 feet; thence N. 65[deg]01' E., 290
feet; thence N. 15[deg]14' E., 780 feet; thence N. 31[deg]36' E., 300.8
feet; thence N. 31[deg]03' W., 603.4 feet; thence N. 17[deg]34' W.,
337.8 feet; thence N. 37[deg]57' E., 1511.8 feet to the Northwest
corner of tract herein conveyed (the point of intersection of the West
bank of the Chama River and the South line of a tract of land deeded to
one T.D. Burns by the grantor herein mentioned), a conglomerate stone
8'' x 14'' x 20'' marked ``T.B.D.'' on North side and ``N.W.C.V.J.'' on
South side, whence a cottonwood 6 inches in diameter marked
``B.T.N.W.C.V.J.'' bears N. 43[deg]30' W., 89 feet; thence Easterly,
coincident with the South boundary line of the said T.D. Burns tract,
by courses and distances as follows: S. 44[deg]27' E., 1453.4 feet;
thence N. 74[deg]17' E., 150 feet; thence N. 62[deg]25' E., 9058 feet
to a point on the summit of Baldy Mountain; thence N. 5[deg]45' E.,
2946 feet to a point on a crest of divide between a tributary of the
Chama River and South branch of Wolfe Creek; thence Easterly along the
crest of said divide as nearly as may be practicable to a point on the
summit of ``Slide Rock'' Mountain (the course and distances on a direct
line, however, being S. 74[deg]21' E., 17135 feet), a stone marked
``T.D.B.'' on North side which point also is on the crest of the
watershed between Brazos and Chama Rivers; thence Southerly following
the crest of the divide between the watershed of the Brazos River and
the Chama River and of the Brazos River and Canones Creek as nearly as
practicable, by courses and distances as follows: S. 23[deg] 23' E.,
2040.7 feet to a stone marked ``V.J.1E.''; thence S. 61[deg]51' E., 796
feet to a stone marked ``V.J.2E.''; thence S. 79[deg]45' E., 600 feet
to a stone marked ``V.J.3E.''; thence S. 64[deg]23' E., 600 feet to a
stone marked ``V.J.4E''; thence S. 20[deg]23' E., 820 feet to a stone
marked ``V.J.B.5E.''; thence S. 27[deg]12' E., 1130 feet to a stone
marked ``J.6''; whence a spruce 12 inches in diameter bears S.
60[deg]15' W., 69 feet, and a spruce 5 inches in diameter bears N.
10[deg] W., 9 feet, each marked ``B.T.V.J.6E.''; thence S. 33[deg]57'
E., 975 feet to a stone marked ``V.J.7E.''; thence S. 60[deg]24' E.,
700 feet to a stone marked ``V.J.8E.''; thence S. 45[deg]05' E., 547
feet to a spruce stump 4 inches in diameter marked ``V.J.9E.''; thence
S. 29[deg]16' E., 1861.4 feet to a stone marked ``V.J.10E.''; thence S.
50[deg]20' E., 200 feet to a stone marked ``V.J.11E.''; thence S.
28[deg]41' E., 270 feet to a stake marked ``V.J.12E''; thence S.
43[deg]44' E., 400 feet to a stake marked ``V.J.13E.''; thence S.
18[deg]19' E., 238 feet to a stake marked ``V.J.''; thence S.
28[deg]17' E., 445 feet to a stake marked ``V.J.''; thence S.
76[deg]01' E., 254 feet to a stake marked ``V.J.''; thence S.
56[deg]39' E., 250 feet to a stake marked ``V.J.''; thence S.
71[deg]03' E., 275 feet to a stake marked ``V.J.''; thence N.
59[deg]13' E., 668 feet to a stake marked ``V.J.'', whence a spruce 8
inches in diameter marked ``B.T.V.J.A.'' bears N. 28[deg]30' W., 12
feet; thence S. 70[deg]32' E., 668 feet to a stake marked ``V.J.'';
thence N. 82[deg]02' E., 360 feet to a stake marked ``V.J.''; thence N.
80[deg]21' E., 203.5 feet to a stake marked ``V.J.''; thence S.
66[deg]04' E., 214 feet to a stake marked ``V.J.''; thence S.
80[deg]55' E., 220 feet to a stake marked ``V.J.''; thence N.
82[deg]53' E., 210 feet to a stake marked ``V.J.''; thence S.
81[deg]37' E., 265 feet to a stake marked ``V.J.''; thence N.
46[deg]26' E., 226 feet; thence N. 84[deg]40' E., 265.5 feet; thence S.
85[deg]35' E., 594.7 feet to a stone marked ``V.J.'', whence a spruce
18 inches in diameter bears N. 63[deg] E., 12 feet and another spruce
18 inches in diameter bears S. 64[deg]30' W., 26 feet, each marked
``B.T.V.J.''; thence S. 49[deg]21' E., 412.6 feet; thence S. 55[deg]48'
E., 258 feet; thence S. 42[deg]33' E., 252.2 feet; thence S. 63[deg]55'
E., 254 feet; thence S. 25[deg]45' E., 274.3 feet; thence S. 14[deg]13'
E., 225 feet to a stone 2'' x 10'' x 18'' marked ``V.J.3M'', whence a
spruce 10 inches in diameter bears S. 78[deg]30' E., 19 feet and a
spruce 18 inches in diameter bears N. 6[deg]30' W., 65 feet, each
marked ``V.J.3M.B.T.''; thence S. 36[deg]27' E., 505 feet to an iron
pipe, \3/4\ inch diameter, marked ``VJ 36'', as shown on the plat of
the 1998 survey of the Mossman Tract, by William H. Albert, New Mexico
Professional
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Surveyor No. 7241, filed in the Office of the County Clerk, Rio Arriba
County, New Mexico, on July 9, 1998, in Plat Book P-980, page 5719, as
Document No. RA 98-256A, from which point New Mexico State Engineer's
Office (N.M.S.E.O) brass cap control station ``CABLE'', bears S.
86[deg]18'56'' W. (true mean geodetic bearing converted from state
plane grid bearing), 43990.84 feet distant (at mean elevation of 7772
feet) (Note: Control station ``CABLE'' has New Mexico State Plane
Coordinate System Central Zone (NAD27), U.S. survey feet coordinates of
y = 2,142,009.14 and x = 400,496.13; and the combined grid to ground
factor used in the above-described 1998 Albert survey is 1.0004620520
and was computed at N.M.S.E.O. ``CABLE'' using the mean elevation of
7772 feet.); thence following the meander line of the divide between
the Brazos River and Canones Creek watersheds as shown on the above-
described 1998 Albert plat, S. 27[deg]31'04'' E. (true mean geodetic
converted from state plane grid), 598.42 feet; thence continuing on the
meander line of the divide as shown on the above-described 1998 Albert
plat, S. 4[deg]00'11'' E. (true mean geodetic converted from state
plane grid), 2405.07 feet; thence continuing on the meander line of the
divide as shown on the above-described 1998 Albert plat, S.
16[deg]41'26'' E. (true mean geodetic converted from state plane grid),
757.48 feet to a rebar, \1/2\ inch diameter, with cap marked ``PS
7241''; thence continuing on the meander line of the divide as shown on
the above-described 1998 Albert plat, S. 47[deg]32'26'' E. (true mean
geodetic converted from state plane grid), 1043.01 feet to a rebar, \1/
2\ inch diameter, with cap marked ``PS 7241''; thence continuing on the
meander line of the divide as shown on the above-described 1998 Albert
plat, S. 13[deg]58'23'' E. (true mean geodetic converted from state
plane grid), 983.46 feet to a rebar, \1/2\ inch diameter, with cap
marked ``PS 7241''; thence continuing on the meander line of the divide
as shown on the above-described 1998 Albert plat, S. 5[deg]43'44'' E.
(true mean geodetic converted from state plane grid), 1823.47 feet;
thence continuing on the meander line of the divide as shown on the
above-described 1998 Albert plat, S. 7[deg]37'00'' W. (true mean
geodetic converted from state plane grid), 1704.80 feet to a fence
post, 2\1/2\ inches diameter; thence continuing on the meander line of
the divide as shown on the above-described 1998 Albert plat, S.
65[deg]11'27'' E. (true mean geodetic converted from state plane grid),
1195.81 feet to a rebar, \1/2\ inch diameter, with cap marked ``PS
7241''; thence continuing on the meander line of the divide as shown on
the above-described 1998 Albert plat, S. 87[deg]12'14'' E. (true mean
geodetic converted from state plane grid), 818.09 feet to a rebar, \1/
2\ inch diameter, with cap marked ``PS 7241''; thence continuing on the
meander line of the divide as shown on the above-described 1998 Albert
plat, S. 64[deg]04'44'' E. (true mean geodetic converted from state
plane grid), 369.69 feet to a rebar, \1/2\ inch diameter, with cap
marked ``PS 7241''; thence continuing on the meander line of the divide
as shown on the above-described 1998 Albert plat, S. 41[deg]35'26'' E.
(true mean geodetic converted from state plane grid), 539.50 feet to a
stone marked ``VJ''; thence continuing on the meander line of the
divide as shown on the above-described 1998 Albert plat, S.
70[deg]33'44'' E. (true mean geodetic converted from state plane grid),
239.47 feet to a rebar, \1/2\ inch diameter, with cap marked ``PS
7241''; thence S. 31[deg]21' E., 1340 feet to a stone marked ``V. J.'';
thence S. 47[deg]12' E., 370 feet to a stone marked ``V.J.''; thence S.
36[deg]31' E., 150 feet to a stone marked ``V.J.''; thence S.
63[deg]19' E., 710 feet to a stone marked ``V.J.''; thence S.
34[deg]59' E., 689 feet to a ledge rock marked ``V.J.'', whence a
spruce 12 inches in diameter bears N. 49[deg]15' E., 18.7 feet and a
spruce 10 inches in diameter bears N. 22[deg]30' E., 59.5 feet, both
marked ``B.T.V.J.''; thence S. 8[deg]10' E., 7589 feet to a stone
marked ``V.J.''; thence S. 15[deg]36' E., 2025.8 feet to the Southeast
corner of tract herein conveyed, a sandstone 3'' x 8'' x 18'' marked
``S.E.V.J.'', whence a spruce 14 inches in diameter bears S. 3[deg] E.,
19 feet and a spruce 10 inches in diameter bears N. 72[deg] W., 42
feet, each marked ``B.T.S.E.V.J.''; thence leaving the crest of the
divide as aforesaid, following Westerly along the South boundary of
what is known as ``El Poso Park'' by courses and distances as follows:
N. 86[deg]57' W., 1200 feet to a stone marked ``V.J.1S.''; thence S.
73[deg]33' W., 168 feet to a stone marked ``V.J.2S.''; thence S.
25[deg]45' W., 4038 feet to a stone marked ``V.J.3S''; thence N.
39[deg] 32' W., 3847 feet to a stone marked ``V.J.4S.''; thence N.
65[deg]48' W., 6360 feet to a stone marked ``V.J.'' thence N.
77[deg]12' W., 3070 feet to the head of the Box Canyon of Canones Creek
a point on a granite stone located on Northwesterly side of said creek
3 ft. x 3 ft. x 2 ft. and marked ``V.J.'' on top; thence Southwesterly
following the meanders of the said Canones Creek, as nearly as
practicable, but crossing and recrossing same, an approximate distance
of 3.85 miles to the mouth of said box canyon, a point on the North
bank of said creek, at which point is placed a sandstone 6'' x 9'' x
8'' marked ``N.E.A.B.B.T.'', whence a cottonwood 18 inches in diameter
bears N. 58[deg]30' W., 35 feet, and a pine 30 inches in diameter bears
S. 68[deg]30' E., 74 feet; thence Southwesterly, following the meanders
of the Canones Creek as nearly as practicable, but crossing and
recrossing same, by courses and distances as follows: S. 66[deg]28' W.,
48.3 feet; thence S. 55[deg]38' W., 286 feet; thence S. 77[deg]18' W.,
448.5 feet; thence S. 78[deg]08' W., 320 feet; thence S. 87[deg]27' W.,
106.9 feet; thence N. 67[deg]09' W., 223.6 feet; thence S. 82[deg]21'
W., 420.1 feet; thence S. 76[deg]59' W., 24.8 feet; to a 2\1/2\ inch
iron pipe set in ground, the point of intersection with the East line
of the tract of land deeded to Charles A. Daggett by the grantor herein
mentioned and 1562.4 feet South from the Northeast corner thereof;
thence coincident with the boundary lines of the said Daggett tract by
courses and distances as follows: North, 1562.4 feet to the Northeast
corner thereof, a stone 14'' x 10'' x 6'' marked ``N.E.C.D.T.''; thence
West, 8220 to the Northwest corner, a granite stone 14'' x 12'' x 7''
marked ``N.W.C.D.T.''; thence South, 5280 feet to the Southwest corner
thereof, a sandstone 12'' x 14'' x 16'' in mound of stone and marked
``S.W.C.D.T .'', whence corner No. 1 of a tract of reserved land
designated in the deed of Catron to The Chama Valley Land Company,
hereinbefore mentioned, as ``Tract No. 1 or Canones Tract'' bears S.
60[deg]18' W., 7014 feet; thence along said creek N. 87[deg]32' W.,
1200 feet to a point on the North bank thereof; thence with meanders of
said creek by crossing and recrossing same, S. 59[deg]02' W., 2247 feet
to the point of beginning of PARCEL ONE, containing a gross area of
32,133.67 acres, more or less (32,075.8 acres + 57.87 acres additional
as indicated on the above-described 1998 Albert survey plat)--before
the exceptions listed below are subtracted out. All courses true, 1913
magnetic variation 14[deg]30' East, as obtained by solar observation.
Subject however to all exceptions and reservations and also all
warranties, defenses and recourses provided for by the Arlington Land
Company in its Warranty Deed to Venceslao Jaramillo under date of May
1st, 1913, and recorded in the office of the County Clerk and ex-
officio County Recorder of Rio Arriba County, State of New Mexico,
under date of October 1st, 1913, in vol. No. 19-A, pages 331-344
inclusive.
Less and Excepting from the above-described Parcel One, the
following seven tracts of land.
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Less and Excepting Tract One
All that portion of the above-described Parcel One (formerly known
as the Venceslao Jaramillo Tract) lying West of the centerline of the
Santa Fe-Chama Highway as now constructed, which centerline is
described as follows, but subject to the easement of way of varying
width for said highway: Beginning at centerline Sta. 826+07 of FAP 34-B
Reo., Rio Arriba County, New Mexico, a point on the right of way of the
present road; thence N. 5[deg] 34' W., a distance of 3182.1 feet to
Sta. 857+89.1, point of curve; thence Northerly on a 0[deg] 30' curve
(radius = 11460 feet) through an arc of 4[deg] 45' to the right a
distance of 950 feet to Sta. 867+39.1, point of tangent; thence N.
0[deg] 49' W., a distance of 5076.2 feet to Sta. 918+15.3, point of
curve; thence Northwesterly on a 1[deg] curve (radius = 5730 feet) thru
an arc 20[deg] 17' to the left a distance of 2028.3 feet to Sta.
938+43.6, point of tangent; thence N. 21[deg] 06' W., a distance of
1794 feet to Sta. 956+37.6 Back = 955+53.5 ahead; thence continuing N.
21[deg] 06' W., a distance of 5986.7 feet to Sta. 1015+40.2, point of
curve; thence Northerly on a 1[deg] curve (radius = 5730 feet) thru an
arc of 9[deg] 47' to the right a distance of 978.3 feet to Sta.
1025+18.5, point of tangent; thence N. 11[deg] 19' W., a distance of
1776.5 feet to Sta. 1042+95, a point on the line between the properties
of the grantor and Mrs. John Reddington, containing 95.324 acres, more
or less.
(Note: TRACT ONE, described above, is a parcel of land that was
originally excepted in the Warranty Deed from Edward Sargent and
Estelle B. Sargent to Chama Land and Cattle Company, recorded in the
Office of the County Clerk, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico, on May 29,
1950, in Book 40, page 160.)
Less and Excepting Tract Two
All that certain parcel of land, known as the Sargent Canones
Ranch, described as follows: Beginning at the southwest corner of the
Charles A. Daggett tract as described in the deed from the Arlington
Land Company to Vencesalo Jaramillo, dated May 1, 1913, as recorded in
the records of the County Clerk of Rio Arriba County, New Mexico, in
Book 19-A, at pages 331-344, inclusive; thence along Canones Creek, N.
87[deg] 32' W., a distance of 1200 feet to a point on the North bank
thereof; thence with meanders of said creek by crossing and recrossing
same, S. 59[deg] 02' W., a distance of 2247 feet to the point described
as the beginning point of the survey description of the Jaramillo tract
as contained in the deed from The Arlington Land Company to Jaramillo,
as described above, which point is located at the intersection of the
North bank of Canones Creek and the East right of way line of the
Chama-Tierra Amarilla wagon road as the same existed May 1, 1913;
thence running along the East right of way line of the road, as above,
(the West boundary of the Jaramillo tract), by courses and distances as
follows: N. 10[deg] 31' W., a distance of 504.7 feet; thence N. 24[deg]
02' W., a distance of 1370 feet; thence N. 2[deg] 13' W., a distance of
615 feet to the Northwest corner of the tract being described here,
which point is on the West boundary of the Jaramillo tract and is
located S. 89[deg] 00' W., (distance omitted) from the fence corner on
the North side of the fenced private lane running Easterly from the
present (1948) State Highway, and which corner is also on the East
boundary of the said fenced Highway; thence N. 89[deg] E., to, and
following the fence line on the North side of the said private lane to
a point which is 646 feet from the said fence corner; thence again
following the said fence in the North side of the said lane, to a point
which is N. 83[deg] E., 2100 feet distant; thence again following the
said fence line to a point which is N. 71[deg] 30' E., 821 feet distant
and which point is also on the West boundary of the said Charles A.
Daggett tract, and is also the Northeast corner of the tract being
described here; thence 31 feet South to the fence corner on the South
side of the said private lane; thence South, along the boundary between
the Daggett tract and the Jaramillo tract, a distance of 1726 feet to
the point of beginning of the survey of the tract being described here.
The above described tract contains 125.4 acres, more or less.
(Note: TRACT TWO, described above, is a parcel of land that was
originally excepted in the Warranty Deed from Edward Sargent and
Estelle B. Sargent to Chama Land and Cattle Company, recorded in the
Office of the County Clerk, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico, on May 29,
1950, in Book 40, page 160. The distance from the Northwest corner of
this tract, on the West boundary of the Jaramillo tract, to the fence
corner on the North side of the fenced private lane and on the East
boundary of the fenced highway, was omitted from the above deed
description.)
Less and Excepting Tract Three
All that certain parcel of land, containing 99.79 acres, more or
less, as described in that certain Warranty Deed from Chama Land and
Cattle Company, Inc. to D.I.C. Kelly, recorded in the Office of the
County Clerk, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico, on February 28, 1955, in
Book 51, page 51.
Less and Excepting Tract Four
All of that certain parcel of land, containing 2.59 acres, more or
less, as described in that certain Quitclaim Deed from Chama Land and
Cattle Company, Inc. to Raymond E. Reddington, recorded in the Office
of the County Clerk, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico, on January 24,
1957, in Book 55, page 165.
Less and Excepting Tract Five
All of that certain parcel of land containing 4.83 acres, more or
less, described in Exhibit ``B'' of that certain Warranty Deed from
Chama Land and Cattle Company, Inc. to O. A. Washburn, recorded in the
Office of the County Clerk, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico, on September
23, 1956, in Book 53, page 353.
Less and Excepting Tract Six
All of that certain parcel of land, containing 2.360 acres, more or
less, as described in that certain Quitclaim Deed from Chama Land and
Cattle Company, Inc. to the New Mexico State Highway Department,
recorded in the Office of the County Clerk, Rio Arriba County, New
Mexico, on March 17, 1969, in Book 101, page 271.
Less and Excepting Tract Seven
All of that certain parcel of land, containing 26.5 acres, more or
less, as described in that certain Corrected Warranty Deed from Chama
Land and Cattle Company, Inc. to Newt McCain and Mary Anne McCain,
recorded in the Office of the County Clerk, Rio Arriba County, New
Mexico, on February 1, 1971, in Book 107, page 453.
The above legal description of Parcel One and its seven exceptions
(Tracts One through Seven), is intended to describe all the land, not
previously excluded or sold, known as Chama Land and Cattle Company
(now known as the Jicarilla Apache Nation's Lodge at Chama), being and
intended to be all of the property described in that certain Trustee
Deed to The Jicarilla Apache Tribe, recorded in the Office of the
County Clerk, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico, on June 5, 1995, in Book
183, page 103. The net area of Parcel One after the seven exceptions
are subtracted is 31,776.876 acres, more or less.
Parcel Two
Lot Fifty-Two (52), BUREC Subdivision, Unit A, containing 0.19
acres, more or less, as shown on the plat filed in the Office of the
County Clerk, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico, on
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June 11, 1971, in the Book of Plats, pages 460-461.
Dated: December 4, 2006.
James E. Cason,
Associate Deputy Secretary.
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