The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-11-15

JUDY q rHeOmdn, plumDlng, o.oU
J. p. Huther, Bayless water
tax refunded, 1.25
Total, 293. 40
The commissioners appointed to
assess damages in the matter Of
opening Clay ct. to its legal width
of 60 feet, as shown in original plat
Of town, present the following report
as to damages:
That they met as ordered at 8
O'Clock q. N. Oct. %, and exam
ined the property affected by the
opening Of the street where it was
obstructed by lot owners, and
make the following estimates:
J. P. Egg, fence on street 2 feet 8
inches, value s.; benefit IS; dam
ages IS.
Louisa Barnett, lot No. 100,
house and fence on street Is feet at
8. w. corner, and 10 feet 8 inches
at N. w. corner, and 100 feet on
Clay ct. and house 40 feet long, 8
feet on Clay street, value to be ap-
propriated $40, that the real estate
will be benefited 500 and dam.
aged $175.
Sch. Kuebler, lot 119, fence in
Clay street IA feet; value appraised
at $S5, no damage as fence is old
and rotten.
Sch. Kuebler lot 1875, in street Is
feet 6 inchee; brick house So feet
long; in street Is feet and 6 inches,
value $35; building old and dilapi-
dated, and consequently not dam
aged by removal, but is now dan
gerous to the general public travel
ing close to it on said street, and
should be removed at once: dam
ages fixed at $50, benefits $40.
B. Schroeder, lot las, fence and
house on street 3 feet and 10 inches
for "a feet; benefits $50; damages
800.
Appolonia Allies, lot 152, fence in
street IL feet 8 inches, house in
street IL feet and 8 inches for %
feet, damages $50; benefits SIS.
Elizabeth Egg and children Of
Paul Egg, decd, lot 172, fence in
street for 100 feet long, IL feet and
Z inches; value $40; no benefits or
damages.
The same persons, joining lot
166, fence in street Is feet and 10
inches for ITO feet; building in
street IA feet and 2 inches for rs
feet; value to be appropriated $40;
damages $3.50; benefits $500.
Johanna Buchart, lot n, fence "A
feet 6 inches long in street 2 feet
and 4 inches at one end and foot
and 6 inches at the other end; and
frame building in street foot and
6 inches, for 20 feet and 6 inches in
length; value IS; damages $35;
benefits $40.
Total amt Of damages. $1.O75
Total benefits, $50
To be appropriated, $545
and We respectfully submit that the
widening Of Clay street as proposed
would be Of public utility, and rec
ommend that il be 80 ordered.
FRANK L. BETz,
WV. LUEaERs, Com 'sioners. |
M. A. CLARK,
And the Board takes said report |
under advisement, until q special
meeting TO be held for considering |
It, on Nov. IA, 1901, at 7 O'Clock |
p. N.
1t being shown to the Board that
there is sufficient money on hand in
the sinking fund Of said town and
general fund to redeem . portion Of
the bonds Of the town issued July
IA, 1900, therefore there is now ap-
prcpriated from said funds 81 or.
81 to redeem bonds No. 16 and IL,
with accrued interest to Dec. 6,
1901, and the Treasurer is hereby
directed to redeem said bonds, and
that he give public notice OF the in.
tention to redeem said bonds by
advertising in the Jasper COURIER
Tor three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, unless
said bonds are presented for re-.
demption at his Office prior TO the