“ Michael, and from Safety Harbor to Fort Davis, which owing to its aggregate length of over 1,400 miles is necessarily unstaked.
2. land for telegraph offices, storehouses and stables, wood and pole reserves, located and bounded as follows: (a) ⁠ Central.—Beginning at the initial corner, which is the northwest corner, situated about 1,200 feet northwest of Central telegraph station; thence 2,500 feet east to the northeast corner; thence 1,250 feet south to the southeast corner; thence 2,500 feet west to the southwest corner; thence 1,250 feet north to the place of beginning. ”

“ The reservation to join south of homestead staked by William Soule, July 20, 1904. (d) ⁠ Gakona.—The southwest corner of the United States military reservation is located one-half mile north from the Gakona Roadhouse, on United States military trail, post marked ‘‘U. S. M. R. No. 1;’’ thence north one mile to post marked ‘‘U. S. M.B.No.2;’’ thence east one mile to post marked ‘‘U. S. M. R. No. 3;’’ thence south one mile to post marked ‘‘U. S. M. R. No. ”

“ U. S. M. R. No. 2;’’ thence easterly along the foot of the mountain parallel with the military trail two and one-halt miles to a spruce tree, six inches in diameter, blazed and marked ‘‘N. E. Cor U. S. M. R. No. 3;’’ thence southerly 1,500 feet, more or less, to Lowe River, to a spruce post, four inches in diameter, marked ‘‘S. E. Cor. U. S. M. R. No. ”