The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1910-07-29

township 1853, range N, was
granted upon the report of
Commissioners Trimble. and
Glomseth.
Road petition for the
laying out of a public high
way on town line be-
tween townships 1862 and 1853
range "a was reported on by
Commissioners Glomseth and
upon motion of Commis stone,
Capes duly seconded by Com
missioner Larson the highway
as described in the petition was
declared to be a public highway
to the width of four rods.
A petition presented to the
board on May "a, praying for
the laying out of a public high
way described as follows: Com
mencing at the northwest
corner of the northwest quarter
of section "a in township 1854
range u thence running east
80 rods to the quarter quarter
line, thence running south at
right angles and following the
said equarter quarter line 24O
rods to the intersection with
the highway or road known as
Fish Lake road; was referred
to Commissioner Glomseth,
who recommended that the
petition be granted, and the
road surveyed.
The hour of 2: o'clock p.
m of August "a, 1910, was fixed
as the time and the court house
in the city of Bottineau was
fixed as the place for the hear
ing of any and all reasons for
and against the laying out of
this proposed highway. The
county auditor was authorized
and instructed to issue all no.
tices of this hearing required
to be given by the board.
The hour of 8: 90 o'clock D.
m, of July 6, 1910, having been
set as the time for hearing any
reasons against the laying out
of a public highway in town
ship 1853 range "a, was now
taken up. Rose O. T. Olson
appeared before the board and
objected to the said road cross
ing her land. Upon motion
further consideration of this
petition was postponed until
July 13, 1910.
Upon motion the board ad-
journed subject to the call of
the chairman.
100 p. m. July 13, 1910.
The board met pursuant to
the call of the chairman. Pre-
sent: Chairman George Siden-
er, Commissioners Glomseth,
Capes, Larson and Trimble.
Road petition for which final
hearing was set for 200 p. m.
July 6, 1910, praying for the
closing of Deloraine trail at a
point where said road crosses
the section line between sec
tions Z and 8 near the north
western corner of the northwest
quarter of the northwest quart
er of section 8, township 1853,
range rs, running thence in a
southeasterly direction through
sections 8, II, Fl, % and ~ to a
point where it crosses the sec
tion line between sections ~
and section "a, township 1853,
range rs near the southeast
corner of the southwest quarter
Of the southeast quarter OF sec
ton ~ township 1853 range rs,
was taken up for final con-
sideration. The committees
composed of Commissioners
Trimble and Glomseth
who were appointed to view
this road and, all tributary
roads, recommended that said
road in township 1853 range 76
as described in the petition, be
closed.
On motion the following
resolutions introduced by Com
missioner Glomseth was un-
animously carried:
Whereas, proof of service of
all notices required to be given
have been submitted to the
board and the board being
satisfied that said road should
be closed,
Be it resolved, that the peti-
ton be granted and that the
road therein described be closed
as a public highway.
y The road petition for which
the final hearing was set for
3: 90 p. N. July 6, 1910, praying