The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-09-28

Resolved by the Board that the follow
ing named persons be appointed to act as
judges and clerks of the coming election in
the several voting precincts.
PRECINCTS CLERKS JUDGES
Iowa Peter Carstens S Witcher
Nishnabotny Peter Hoetfens J G Haman
Washington r Carpenter
Union u w Langley w c Rolls
Boyer Ed houston
Hays John Harrison J Brockelsby
East Boyer a G Lochmiller Arthur Miller
Denison Ira Gillmor Saml Rair
Paradise Thos Rule
Willow Johannes Reissen
West side John c Suhr Herman Peters
West Side Herre
Vail L L Hulce j. Dugan
Vail WIN Byrnes
Milford Jos Monaghan
IsGDodrich Ed Ainsworth Momime lessen
SAnover Otto Huebner ChaS Schelm
carter Oak a Mains
jackson Ed Downey ChaS Richardson
2 Stockholm John Newcom
Kiron e Norelius Swan MauritZ
Kiron a A Sederberg JCMengis
Schleswig Jurgen krohnke Fritz Witt
Morgan Gus Rabe Peter Nelson
Soldier Peter Bruhn Gus Neal
w Denison A ID Rouilliard Geo Richardson
NV Denison j L Ainsworth
w Denison John Haugh George Lingle
3W Denison A G Myers Sam V O'Hare
w Denison Herman Harthun
Consent highway petition No $50, of C.
Larson came up for hearing and on
motion was established as public high
way by allowing same $50 90 as damages.
Consent highway petition No eS1 of
Hood, Baker, and Durant came up for
hearing and on motion was established as
public highway by allowing George
Durant S13. 500 as damages.
Highway petition No $40 came up for
hearing and on motion all OF road No.
oI7 in section %, is hereby vacated and
all OF road No. oI2 in section "a is also
vacated. all being in township 81, range
49, and the balance of said petition No
$40 is laid over until November session.
Consent highway petition No. e74. of
julius Soncksen, came up for hearing and
on motion was established as public
= highway from twenty feet south of the
y northwest corner of section 24-S4 40 east
fill CHI. to intersect with road No
612, and balance Of said petition be laid
over until November session.
n Consent highway petition No. o75, Of
John Preuss, came up for hearing and on
motion was established as public high
WAY.
Highway petition No. e71, Sac county
Line Road, came up for hearing and on
IllOtlOu was eStdDllSHeu DIS d puDilC ulEu-
way by allowing Daniel Murphy $4,000,
and Pave and Furth 500. 90 as damages.
/ Resolved by the board that the follow
ing lengths and valuations of each of the
following named railroads, express, tele-
graphs and telephone companies, as as
sessed by the Executive Council be APP
proved:
4 Chicago & Northwestern Railway,
main line, 3l,60 miles, Sl4.7a9 per
mile, tax value. .........s-. Sioo.4oo w
Chicago a. Northwestern Boyer Valley
Branch, 1874 miles, 300 per mile,
tax value. Observation-Disclosures. 1878 20
Chicago s. Northwestern railway, Sol
dierRiver Branch, 2S. "A miles $500
mile, tax val ............. $40 %
Chicago & Northwestern railway To-
wa Southwestern branch, So miles,
1880 per mile, tax val. ........... 6.4O5 90
, Dubuque & Sioux City railway. Hin
OILS Central branch, 80. II miles, "a :965
per mile, tax val. ,........ .....14l 40 90
Chicago Milwaukee Il St. Paul. Sioux
City branch, BOTS miles, $4,000 per
mile, tax val 49, 144.666 90
Chicago Milwaukee, & ST. Paul rail
way, Chicago & Council Bluffs
ranch, IL so miles, $40. 045 per mile
tax wall. Observation-Disclosures. .,... l25.0b2 "
Chicago & Great Western railway
Mason City branch, 1877 miles, S3.5O3
per mile, tax val. 49,. .......... $3.50 0C
American Express Company. 1928
miles, $4,000 per mile tax val .. 5Oss OC
United States Express Company, AZ IS
miles, $500 per mile, tax ual 80. l947 Ot
Wells, Fargo Company Express Com
pany, Isl miles, S45 90 per mile, tax
val. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 90
Western Union Telegraph
Company, 1926 miles, S75 90 per
miles, tax val ............. .......... n,72l on
Crawford County Phone Company,
235 90 miles, $23.O3 per mile, tex val 54Oo 0C
y Iowa Phone Company. 1880 miles, $500