Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-01-15

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Area Carter, care of Isaac Chambers-.---. 90 90
D Wilson, bringing Chas. Green from
Colo. City 81 IS
VIM Bush, hack for Co Atty & Sheriff 90
o A Martin, plastering rooms for closet 2s so
O Looney. use of cook shack for quaren-
tine .----.-..----.-----.... Is, 90
Great Bend Water Co. water for furnace
a. Fl. and iail ....-.-.-............ 90
Total ss145.66
ROADS ESTABLISHED.
The road petition by Nick Took
ert and 20 othe.s, being found a legal
one and the landowners along the
proposed road having relinquished
their claims for damages that would
be occasioned by reason of the .estab-
lishment of the proposed road, the
Board ordered said road to be open
ed for public travel, and duly record
ed on the Road Record of the county.
Description of said road: Commenc-
ing at the Sc corner of sec. 24-17-12,
from thence to run west on the sec
ton line six miles to the sw corner of
sec. 19-17-12.
The report of view of road petit
toned for by Geo. w. Land and 9TH
ers being favorable, was confirmed by
the Board, and it was ordered that
said road survey and plat be record
ed as recommended in said report
1t was also ordered that the Trustee
of Great Bend twp be directed to
cause said road described as follows:
Commencing at the Sc cor. of sec. 10,
T. 10 r. Is. From thence west on the
section line to the right-of-way of the
c. K. & w. Ry. thence northwesertly
along the north side of said right-of
way to the west line of said section
10, T 10 R 49, to be opened for the
public travel.
Allowance for damages for Land
road were as follows, towit:
Alice Caraway, J acres of Sc 49,
1918, $4,000.
Alice Caraway, moving J mile of
fence, $1,000.
J. F. Hess, i acres of ne or 3O-19
13, $4,000.
X.L Weisenberg, Il acres of sw or
19-19-13, $3.50.
In the matter of the road petition
| by Adam Hejny and thirteen others,
praying for the establishment of the
following described road: Beginning
at the Sc corner of sec II, T II, r
Is. From thence to run west On the
section line with slight deviation to
the south on the north line of sec II
| IT. 15) six miles to the sw corner of
sec 7, T II, R Is. The Board find
ing the petition legal one, and the
landowners along the proposed road
having relinquished their claims for
any damages that would be occasion
ed by establishing said road, ordered
that the Trustee of Grant twp be di-
rected to cause the same to be open
ed for the public travel, and the coun-
ty clerk was instructed to record said
road on the Road Record of the
county.
In the matter of the two petitions
for bridges. one for a bridge across
the Walnut on the section line be-
tween sections SO and "a, It's, R
| Is, Walnut twp. The other for a
bridge across Blood creek on the line
|
twp. The board decided to visit the
sites and determine the merits of each
for a bridge.
| BRIDGES PAID FOR AT THIS SESSION.
| L. One-haf cost of Barton Rice county line
| pile bridge across Cow creek $3.50 10
! ?. A 2ox16 bird ge across Deception creek
the line between sections and 10
Homestead Twp loo 90
! ;. 20x16 bridge across East sDece ption
on line between sections IL and Ia, n.
Homestead twp LOO 90
/ 4. 40x16 bridge across Blood creek on
| line between sections Is and "a, Grant
twp. First cost S415.0O, bal payment. 200 90
J., 5. Bal payment on two brid ges.. III 90
The first 24x16 across Club creek on
the line between sections IS and 80, I'm
| ion twp. The second 24x16 across the
Dry Walnut range line between CT
Bend and Buffalo twp.
| 1913 TAXES RELATED.
1. Great Bend City
a. Dell Decker-S3.19 on s45 val.
on account excessive assessm' t
of personal property
b. John Quillen-S8.48 on 1920
val on acct of excessive ass'ment
of personal property.
6. Commercial Club-S5. 35 on SIS
| val on acct excessive assessm't.
| d. Chas. Fankhauser-s6.30 on
$50 val on lots and s, blk 55
excessive assess't of improvem'ts
| {. Chas. Miller-$7.07 on 800
val on account of double assess
ment of personal property.
2. Hoisington
a. Harry Mitchell-71c on SIS
val on acct double asssessm't of