The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-07-06

in the southwest quarter OF section
twenty.scven (2O In said township,
onto the land belonging to T. Pasc-
walk for n distance of about 200 feet,
thence crossing the public highway,
the right of way of the c. & N. w. Ry.
Co. and part of the northwest quarter
of section thirty.four in said township
and into the Elkhorn river or slough
connecting with the said river, which
will AFFORD natural water course and
outlet from said drain or ditch
Your honorable board Is asked to
take such proceedings as may be nee.
essary as required by law that will
result In the proper apportionment of
all the costs and expenses of such
drain between your petitioner, the
county and any aud all other person
or persons and corporation or corpo-
rations who will be benefited by such
drain.
That the following Is tabular state
mcnt of the appOrtiOnmcnt made by
the engineer and surveyor appointed
by the board to make survey of the
route of said ditch:
Description and report of survey of
drainage ditch No. 1 of Madison coun-
ty Nebraska.
Beginning at a point q feet west
of the southeast corner of lot II of
Wards Suburban lots and extending
in a southwesterly direction. as shown
on a certain map now on file with the
county clerk of Madison county, Ne.
braska.
This ditch crosses lot No. 81 of
Wards Suburban lots, belonging to
August Graul lots % and 23 of Wards
Suburban lots belonging to Frank Lam
bert and Rome Miller lots and 6
of G.. S. Hayes Choice addition, be-
longing to Mrs. NJ. Long; the west end
of the property belonging to Gottlieb
Schilling; lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and Z of
block s Hillside Terrace, belonging
to William Il. Gleason; lots l. 8, g. 10
II, ~. 13 and IA, block ., Hillside Ter.
| race, belonging to c.. +. VanVechtcn;
lots |, 2, 3, 4, 5, and of block 15,
Hillside Terrace, belonging to G. f.
VanVechten; lots 7, 8, 9, 10, II and
10 of block IS, Hillside Terrace be.
longing to NJ. Morr; lots l and and
9, 10 and II of block 22, Hillside Ter.
race, Second addition, belonging to
Jacob Beehler; lots l, 2, and 4 Of
block 27 Of Hillside Terrace Second ad.
dition belonging to l.. II. Horton and
l.. A. Taylor; the northwest quarter
of the southwest quarter of section 2S,
town "a, N. range | west belonging to
| the Haase estate and ending in the
| head of n draw or existing water
course located at approximately the
center of the southeast quarter of sec
tion 2S, town "a N, II. l west, which
water course runs in a southeasterly
direction crossing that portion of the
northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of the southeast quarter of
section 2S, town "a, n. r. / west, and
lying east of the right of way of the
Union Pacific Railroad company, and
belonging to Mrs. Augusta NJ. Stein,
thence extending in an easterly course
across that portion of the southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of
section 27, town "a, II. 1 west, belong
ing to Rasmus Nelson, thence east
to Tenth street, thence almost due
south into the Elkhorn river
The apportionment of cost of con.
struction of the aforesaid ditch is as
follows: to the city of Norfolk account
of benefit of streets and alleys that
portion Of the ditch extending from
station 0 to station 33 plus so, a dis
tance of 1850 feet and containing ap.
proXimately 1900 cubic yards more
or less, the estimated cost of which is
10 cents per cubic yard or a total cost
of $4,000 more or less: to the Haase
estate account Of benefits to the north
half of the southeast quarter Of sec
tion 90, town "a, r. / west and the
northwest one-quarter of the southwest
one-quarter Of section 81, town "a. N.
r. | west, that portion of the ditch
from station 33 plus so to station 3S
plus So distance of 500 feet, contain
ing approximately 100 cubic yards
and estimated to cost 10 cents per GU
bic yard or total of $1,000 more or
less; to the county OF Madison account
of benefits to the county roads between
section 2S and 81, town "a, n. r. /
west, which road is commonly known
as Thirteenth street road" that sec
tion of the ditch from station 38 plus
so to station Al, distance OF $50 feet
containing approximately 440 cubic
yards and estimated to cost 10 cents
per cubic yard or total of $4,000
more or less; in addition to this is ap-
portioned to the county of Madison the
bridges necessary for crossing the
above ditch; to Rasmus Nelson for
benefits to that portion of the south
west quarter of the southwest quarter
of section 81, town "a, ~ r. l west
belonging to him, a section Of the ditch
extending from station Al to station
A, distance of 300 feet and contain