The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-10-06

/ before the court on the day set by the
court for the hearing of said petition
that publication be made as required by
said Act OF 1909. Chapter 1S5 afore-
mentioned, for all nonresident owners
of land and lots, lien holders and en-
cumbrancers on same, and such OF those
whose names or residence cannot be
ascertained after dilligent inquiry, when
said facts are made to appear as pre-
scribed by said Act; that the court APP
point a guardian ad Item for any and
all defendants who are infants and non
compos mentis as prescribed and re-
quired by said Act aforementioned;
that any and all things proper, ex-
pedient and necessary and required by
said 1909 Drainage Act aforementioned,
be ordered and done under suitable and
proper orders and DEGREES Of said court
to the end that said territory in the
petition mention, or such territory as
the court may deem best and proper,
may be organized into Drainage Dis
trict, or Drainage and Levee District,
with all such lateral drains and bitches
as may be best and necessary under all
facts and circumstances, and with all
the rights and privileges mentioned and
provided in said Drainage Act itself;
and Especially that any and all neces-
sary assessments agreeable to the terms
and provisions of said Act may be made
and levied upon and against said lands
and real estate within said territory or
district that may be so organized, and
if desired that drainage bonds as pro-
vided in said Drainage Act may be is
sued under suitable orders and DEGREES
of the court; and that as part of the
expenses incident to the formation and
organization OF said drainage district all
reasonable and proper attorneys fees be
allowed; and petitioners in said petition
also pray for such other, further and
general relief as they may be entitled to
at the hearing and under the facts.
And you and each OF you are like
wise notified that by former order and
decree in this cause you were ordered
to be made defendants in this cause by
publication as in cases of non-residents,
agreeable to said Act of 1909 afore-
mentioned, and that the other parties
named as defendants in this cause were
ordered to be made such by the issuance
and service of process, notifying them
OF the tendency of said petition, and the
prayer thereof, they being residents of
Tennessee; and you and each of you
are hereby likewise notified that w. G.
Kelley, the engineer therefore, regularly
appointed by the court in this cause,
has done all things by said decree and
the law required, and has, on August
10, 1911, filed his return, proceedings
and report in its various parts and
phases with G. S. Talley, the Clerk Of
the County Court Of Obion County,
Tennessee, agreeable to and in COM
pliance with the law, and said decree so
appointing him as such engineer, and
that sad return, proceedings and report
of said w. G. Kelley, engineer, as well
as the petition of w. M. Wilson, George
Dahnke, w. @. Farris, ID. M. Pearce,
ct AL, filed on April 2, 1910, before the
Hon. A. j. Lawson, County Judge of
Obion County, Tennessee, and as amend
ed on the 10th day of August, 1911,
recommends for organization into a
Drainage District territory situate in
the LIST, 4th, 9th, 9TH, Sth, 18th, 18th,
18th, 18th, and 10th Civil Districts
of Obion County, Tennessee, and
subject to and affected by the overflow
from and OF Obion River and its tribu-
taries in Obion County, Tennessee, and
some part of which territory you and
each of you either own or have lien
upon, or an circumference against, or
are in some way interested or concerned,
as shown by the county records Of Obion
County, Tennessee; said territory
in said petition as
amended on August 10Th, 1911, and
in said report of w. G. Kelly, engineer,
SO filed on August 10, 1911, is identical,
and which said territory is situate in the
Civil Districts of Cbion County, Ten
nessee, above mentioned and is bounded |
and described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning in the west boundary line of
the Fulton, Kentucky, and Memphis,
Tennessee, division of the Illinois Central
right-of-way where the same
is intersected by the center line of the,
Hickman, Kentucky, and Dresden, Ten
nessee, public road in Harris Station,
Obion County, Tennessee; runs thence
south 81 degrees east 80 poles and 20
inks; thence south TAI degrees east ia
poles and Is links to turn in road rum
ming south; thence south "a degrees east
with said road and lane 207 poles and
35 links to stake at the junction of
another lane, II. ID. Lennox' southwest
corner and Martha Foulks' southeast
corner, in Sam Holman's north boun-
larry line; thence south 863 degrees west
with the road and lane between said
Foulks' and Holman's ~ poles to stake
in said lane; thence south s poles and 16
inks to bushy-top hickory tree standing
alone on Sam Holman sland in his field;
thence south 23a degrees west 106 poles
and 20 links to sycamore tree stand
alone in Mrs. Epperson's field; thence
south l24 degrees east 81 poles and 10
inks to stake in Mrs. Epperson's fence
line; thence south 691 degrees west 20
poles to G. g. BUD Thomas northwest
corner and Jim Jonakins' northeast cor
nor in Mrs E,or1arcnt,' e south hn,,ndarxy |