The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-12-01

notice OF the tendency OF said Pc
tition. and the SAID notice has been
published and served as by law re- \.
quired; and hearing had on said pc
tition pursuant to said notice; and
the said county commissioners OF
said county have heretofore duly ap-
pointed a competent engineer, to-
wit: M. S. Smith to make survey of
said ditch. -"
Nov, Therefore, We, the Board of
Commissioners of said county, at a
special session held this day do here
by appoint F. D. Lindquist, and c..
F. Modiset:, and John e. Faragher,
three resident freeholders of said
county, who are not interested in
the construction of said proposed
work, and not of kin to any of the
parties known to be interested there
IN, to be viewers OF SAID proposed
work and of the route thereof. The
said viewers shall first take an oath
to faithfully perform their duties IS
such vie wers; and thereafter, hav-
ing received a certified copy OF the
petition for said ditch and of the or
der appointing them such viewers
and of the order of the County Aud
itor of said county designating the
time and place of the first meeting
of said viewers, shall meet at the
time and place specified, in the order
of the county auditor aforesaid and
shall proceed to view said proposed
work, and the land damaged or ben
Gifted thereby; and, having comp(et-
ed said view and examination OF
said work, shall make and file their
report thereof with said county aud
itor of said county within thirty
days from the date of their first
meeting. In said report they shall
in tabular form give the names OF
the owners of each tract of land to
be benefited or damaged by said
proposed work, the description of
each tract of land so benefited or
damaged (said names of owners to
be the same as appear on the county
tax duplicates of said county, and
the description to be given in legal
'form), and the total number of ac-
res in each of said tracts, the esti-
mated number of acres in each tract
of land to be benefited or damaged
(as the case may be), the number of
acres added to any tract by the to-
tai or partial drainage of any mean
dered lake or the change OF any
water course and the location and
value of such added land; the dam
age, if any, to riparian rights per-
tanning to any tract, and the amount
that each tract of land will be ben
Gifted or damaged by the construc-
ton of said work. In case said
ditch drains, either in whole or in
part, any public or corporate road
or railroad, or benefits any such
road so that the roadbed or travelled
track of any such road will be made
better by the construction of said
ditch, said viewers shall estimate
the benefits arising therefrom to
said road, roadbeds or railroads,
and report said benefits, together
with the name of roads and other
particulars necessary to identify the
corporations, private or public, to
be benefited thereby, and amounts
of benefits to each; they shall report
as part of such tabular statement
the damages awarded to each mu-
nicipal or other corporation for in
jury to any road or roadbed, and
from the necessary construction and
maintenance of any bridge, c1lverts
or other works rendered necessary
by the establishment OF such ditch,
stating the same separately. They
shall also report the total estimated
benefits in respects to said ditch en-
tire, and the branches thereof, If
any, and also whether or not, in
their opinion, the estimated ex-
pense of the construction of said
ditch including the damages assessed
therefor is greater than the utility OF
said proposed ditch; and whether or
not said proposed ditch is impracti-
cable for any reason, and, If so,
stating the reason why it should not
be constructed. In making said
view and survey of said proposed
work and their report thereon, the
said viewers shall proceed according
to Chapter 23O of the General Laws
of 1905.
The Board of County Com
missioners of Mobiles Co.,
MinnesC ia.
BY Gus Swanberg, Chairman.
Dated this 9TH day of November,
A. D. 1905.
Attest:
E. G. Pannell,
County Auditor.
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