The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-08-30

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l. That in his opinion said road
is a necessity, and should be estab-
lished and opened, for the reason
that there is no other road which is
of equal utility for the citizens rasid-
ing in the vicinity Of said proposed
road.
2. The terminal points, general
course and length of the road as ex.
amined and surveyed.
8. That in his opinion the road
should be established sixty feet in
width.
4. The names of persons interes-
ted in lands over which said road
passes who consented to the estab-
lishment of the road and waived all
claims for damages.
S. The names Of persons inter
ested in lands over which said road
passes who refused to consent to the
establishment of the road and claim
ed damages, the same being as fol-
lows:
Government, NV u 3O-1O-24
1.S1 acres.
w A. storia, SEA 2O-1O-24
235 acres.
6. An estimate Of damages and
benefits to each tract af land over
which said road passes.
Z. A description of each tract of
land over which said road passes,
with the names, place of residence or
address of the owners, lessees and
of each of said tracts
and the quantity or area of land
taken from said road.
8. That the probable cost of the
construction Of the road, including
all necessary bridges, culverts, clear
ing, grubbing and grading will be
$21S. Is.
Fifth. That by an order duly
passed by this board on the End day
of July, 1907, the 5th day Of August,
1907, was set for hearing the said
report of the surveyor and the con-
sideration thereof. and that notice Of
the time and place where said hearing
would be held has been given as pro-
vided by law.
Now, therefore, the board having
examined the surveyors report, the
map. petition, and the written con-
sent and waivers of claims for DAM
ages. and all other papers on file in
the proceedings, and heard and con-
sidered all testimony and documen-
tary evidence adduced for the estab-
lishment of said road, and all persons
interested in lands to be taken having
consented to the establishment Of
said road, and having waived their
claims to- damages therefor, and the
board being satisfied that the said
road would be of public utility.
1t is is ordered by the Board, all
the members concurring, that the road
petitioned for by Gust Anderson and
others, be established as described in
the report as shown upon the map
of the surveyor, and that from hence
forth said road shall lie a County
Road of 60 feet in width. and that
the same be opened according to law,
and that the said road is hereby
named and designated as the Gust
Anderson Road.
In the Matter of the Petition of
Chas F. Lott for County Road
to be known as the Kennewick Re-
lief Road. Order of Establishment.
In the matter of the County Road
petitioned for by Chas F. Lott and
others, the Board finds as follows:
First. That the petition therefor
was filed with the clerk of this board
on the 9Th day of August, 1906, and
that said petition was signed by at
least ten househo' ders of the county
residing in the vicinity of the pro-
posed road.
Second. That said petition was
by bond in the sum Of
$500, which said bond was found
to be good and sufficient, and was
duly approved by the chairman of
the board on the 7th day of August
1906.
Third. That on the 9th day OF
August 1906, the County Surveyor
was ordered to examine and survey
the route Of said proposed road.
Fourth. That on the End day of
October, 1906, the County Surveyor
filed with the Clerk of this Board
his report Of same, together with a
map and transcript of field notes of
the survey of said proposed road. as
provided by law, said report showing
he following:
Cd. That in his opinion said |
Dad is a necessity, and should be
established and opened
(2). The terminal points gen
.ral course and length of the road |
IS examined and surveyed.
(3). That in his opinion the road
should be established so feet in
width.
ca. The names Of persons inter-
'sted in lands over which said road