Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1900-07-28

benefit of the normal fund, and in |
structed the county treasurer to trans |
fer the said amount from the county
general fund to the normal fund.
After making an examination, the
board decided to build a bridge over
the creek between sections thirteen
(13) and twenty-four ga, in township
twelve ~ south, range twenty-five
(22) west, and instructed the township
trustee to advertise for bids; the
bridge to be twenty-four ga feet long
and sixteen 16) feet wide, with stone
abutments made of good hard stone
and laid with cement or water lime;
said walls to be not less than thirty
800 inches thick, and the floor of
bridge 70 be not less than two feet
above the present grade, and bridge to
be made of good substantial timber.
In the matter of a road petitioned
for by George Hunt, A ". Hixson and
others, beginning thirty 800 feet north
of the southeast corner of the north
east quarter of section number twenty
three (23), in township number twelve
~ south of range number twenty-five
(22) west; thence west about one-half
mile to thirty 1907 feet north of the
center of said section number twenty
three (23); thence south about six hun
dred 5000 feet to intersection with
Center avenue in the village OF Ogal-
lah, in Trego county, Kansas. and
there terminating, said road to be six
ty 1907 feet wide, the board finds that
the petition was legal one and that a
good and sufficient bond was dled with
the petition to cover all costs, and APP
points William V. Perry, 8. r. Horton
| and G. II. BAughar as viewers of said
road. and the viewers of said road are
to meet with the county surveyor at
the beginning of said road on the 9Th
| day of August, A. D. 1900, and there
proceed to view out said road and to
give all interested parties a hearing.
The county clerk was ordered to give
due and legal notice of the survey and
view OF said road by publication and
by posting a notice in the Office of the
comfy clerk and in Ogallah town
ship.
In the matter of a road petitioned
for by E. J. Bagley and others. COM
mencing at the southwest corner OF
section number twenty-three (23), in
township number fifteen (15) south OF
range number twenty-four (24l west:
running thence east on the section line
to the southeast corner of section num-
Der twenty-one (21), in township fifteen
! (15) south, range number twcnty-three
| (23l west, and there terminating. the
board finds that the petition was q
legal petition III every respect and
that good and sufficient bond has
been filed to cover all costs, and Ip-
points Riley Page, John Bieh1er and
Emil Lawson as viewers of said road,
| who are to meet with the county sur
veyor at the place designated as the
beginning of said road on the 18th day
of August, A. d. 1900, and there pro-
coed to view said road nd to give all
parties interested hearing. The
county clerk was ordered to give due
and legal notice of the view and sur
vey of said road by publication and by
posting copy of the notice in the
county clerks Office and in Wilcox
township.
In the matter of the road petitioned
for by Lewis Wagner and others, COM
mencing ut the southwest corner of
section number thirty-three 1881, in
township number thirteen OBJ south of
range number twenty-five (22l west;
thence north on the section line. or as
near thereto rs a practical road can be
established, to the Union Pacific Rail-
road track, and there terminating, the
board finds that the petition is a legal
one and that a good and sufficient bond
to cover the costs has been filed, they
therefore appoint Frank Wonner, j..
H Murphy and Samuel Glass, Sr., As
viewers of said road to meet with the
county surveyor at the place of the
beginning of said road On the Goth day
of August, A. D. 1900, and there pro-
coed to view out said road and to give
all interested parties a hearing. The
county clerk was ordered to give due
and legal notice of the survey and view
of said road by publication and by
posting q copy of the notice in the
county clerks office and in Ogallah and
Wa-Keeuey townships.
The road petitioned for by Thomas
Wynn and others, beginning one hun
dred and fifty Q5O) feet south of the
center of the Union Pacific Railroad
| track on the east line o: section num-
Der twenty-one (21l, in township num-
her twelve 12l south, range number
twenty-five (22) west, and thence west