Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-01-21

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more than'en days PRIOR &" said No
vtmber session; tn 1T ut the November,
1903, session Of said board uf Snpervis-
ofs. said petition cams ON for hearing.
when 1T appearing tnat certain claims
for damages for land taken for con
struction for said Improvement had
been Ii ed, aid proceedings were ad
Journed ,oihe January, 1894, session
of said board OF superv isors: that on
December %. 1903. the Auditor ap.
pointed Gale Mills, Lshigh Dakan and
r. A. Fonte appraisers of damages
Claimed, who daily qltliiiad according
to law, and on the 3 day of January.
| A. ID. 1904, N .de their return Of dam
ages assessed by thsm, which sum
so assessed has been secured by the
parties to bs benaIi'e1 by said i'm
proyemant upon term. an1 conditious
deemed just and proper 10y ti 9 Audit
or; and at this time ths Chic lgo T.
Northwestern Railway Company, a
aim mt for dlmlga,, on account of
said proposed dltch passing through
Its right OF way and the necessity of
ths co lstruction of bridge etc, as
set on IN its c,Alm for d,n.yes. 40.
pears by its attorneys nefnre the
board. and asks tn vt the dam lges
aw ird I'd be raised AID now Introduces
its evidancs in support of its claim for
lm ges, said evidence stating the cost
of bridge at Slls6 Is az shown by ex-
hlblt A. and the board being fully
advised I'm tn premises refuses to
raise the allowance of damages made
by the appraisers.
Whereas all the provision, of the law
relating to said improvema having
been fully complied with and the
matter being now propary bsfpre the
Board for final action, the Board finds
thai said improvements will be con-
dlcivs 30 tns plbllc health, conven-
!encs and welfare.
| IL is ord srad that sad ditch herein
bsf,re described be loo stei and es-
sabli,hsd and to the s4me IS divided
INTO fourteen sac ions az follows:
Beginning a. the sad cIunty line
and running Sputh westerly, tha first
or Section No |, is for 29OO feet: Sec
tion No. 2 is for 1900 feet; section 3
is for 1000 feet; 4 Is for $40 feet: SECTION
. is for 200 feat; section 6 is fr 1900
feet section Is foG $500 fee; tina
sp .ce of said ditch running ainny which
ls ,sign Ated in this ratnrn as cutoff
ls d.vldsd tnt> sscti'ns of eq ,sl length
ana numbered Q 10, II, II and 13
sac 10 Nd II is for 800 feat; and is
fnr'h.r ordered th.t ,hs ditch de.
signated a' lateral N, Two beginning
y III 4rrlson County line in the NEA
N NEM >Actioa 3 thancs throu q, the
tanl of u NJ Co7la and ". ID. C.stl-.
for distance of $500 fest, thanc
through tbs land of II attic q. III lb-
bard for a distance of 250), thence
throuy tina of Josepsl Gilm ,re
foe il,5.lc, Of l0)) fe.t enotyln ,
into the m .in ditch be located and e,-
lab!shAd and tn sam4 i, divide me-
thre3 Sections as follows: Section N
Oas at the head of the ditch and ex
ten ling towards lis m nuth sh I'll ba
$500 feet; section No 2 26)O feet; sec
tton M 3 100 fest; al tia sections o
said bitches shall be instructed on OF
before May First, 1875, ami this dim an
sions sh tll be tha same as recommend
I'D in ths re5urn of 8 aid commissioners
ind engineer
Tha following Official Bonds were sp.
proved:
r. P.Carlis'e Assessor to ill v4c,ncg
in and for Raglan Township; Bruce
Fleming, Justice of Pace to fill va
cancy in and for ST. John Township
The annual fee reports # the follow
ing Justices of Peace ware approved:
Sam Baird, Harrison Township
j. A. Phillips, Harrison Township
j. B. Swain. Jackson Township
j q. Miles and G. NJ. Rock, Llttl.
Sioux Township
L. l.. Reynolds, Mayor of Little
Sioux City.
5. 9. Eshelm m, Boyer Township.
o. G. Poe, Boyer Township.
A. Freymnller. Magnolia Township
L, McCabe, Raglan Township.
| Frederick Hansen C,,o rom,sb;n
j. z. Creagar, Jeff.rsol ,wnshlp.
J. q. Millimsn, Mayor of Logan.
q. w. Motz. Clay Township.
James LANG, Washington Town
ship.
l. b. Atkins, Washington Town
ship.
M. Matson, Mayor of Persia.
w. L Evans, Union Township.
o l. French, st. John Township.
A b Hosbcook, st John Township
David McKlnnon, Cincinnati Town
ship.
The annual reports of Fines and
forfeited RecognZ inces of the FOLLOW
ing Justices of the Peace were approv
ed: Sam Baird, J.. a. Phillips, Harri-
son Township; J. b. Swain, Jackson
Township; q. NJ RICK, j. G. Miles,
Little Sioux Township; L l.. Rey.
nolds, Mayor of Little Sioux City; A.
Freymuller, Magnolia township; T
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