Evening journal., 1913-10-08
PLACE GRADE
CHANGEDAMACE
AT S9,I25.36

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The commission appointed by Judg
Herbert l.. Rice, to condemn the Con
ord crossing Of the b. and o. Reu
Dad. Company and assess damages
ias completed rs work and will max
me return 10 Judge Rice on Octobe
.e' ss,l25.S6 damages are agree,
IN.
The report follows.
To the Honorable Herbert l..
Rice, Resident Associate Judge of
the State of Delaware. sitting In
and for New Castle County.
We. the undersigned freeholders
OF New Castle county. appointed
by the order of the Honorable
Herbert l.. Rice. Resident Associ-
ate Judge of the State of Della
ware, sitting in and for New
Castle county. on the sixth day of
september. A. d.. 1913. being first
severally sworn or. affirmed In
pursuance of said order. did 60
upon the land and view the
premises of The Wilmington aud
Great Valley Turnpike Company.
The Concord Coal Company. The
Concord Heights Company. The
Delaware Marine Supply Manu-
featuring Company. Alfred ]. du-
Pont, Isaac c. Elliott. Joseph Hus-
bands Maria r. Husbands John
Ash, John M Donohoe. Anna NJ
Lutz and William J. Lutz. the
owner or owners or other parties
IN interest whose lands and
premises viii In any manner
whatever be affected by the elimi-
nation Of the Grade Crossing. az
Concord Station, on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad az or near the
boundary line of the CITY of viii
mington. In Brandywine hundred.
New Castle county and State of
Delaware, where the tracks or
road beds of the said railroad
company now cross the public
road, known as Concord avenue
or Concord Turnpike. al grade.
as proposed hy the resolution of
the Levy Court of New Castle
county adopted on the 18th dav of
August, A. ID. 1913. and as shown
by the map, blue prints and situ-
alton plan mentioned I'm the said
resolution and made a part there
Of and. after due consideration.
we do assess the total damages
which the said owner or owners
or other parties I'm interest will
sustain by reason of the elimina-
tion Of the said grade crossing.
whether such damages will be
caused by New Castle county or by
any railroad company or com
panies I'm making such change or
changes as are or shall be re-
quired to eliminate said crossing.
the total amount of damage In
each case, as follows. to wit.
The Wilmington and Great VAL
ley Turnpike Company. for land
damages and franchises. six cents.
The Concord Coal Company
for land damages and lease. six
cents.
The Concord Heights Company.
for land damages. two thousand
dollars
The Delaware Marine Supply
Manufacturing Company. for
land land damages. right of way
and easement six cents.
Alfred /. DUPONT. for land dam
ages. six cents.
Isaac c. Elliott. for land dam
ages. fifteen hundred dollars
Joseph Husbands. for land
damages. six cents.
Maria p. Husbands. for land
damages. fifteen hundred dol
lars.
John Ash. for land damages,
FIVE thousand dollars.
John NJ Donohoe. for land
damages and lease. one thou
sand dollars.
Anna M. Lutz. for land dam
ages, one hundred and twenty
five dollars.
William J. Lutz. for land dam
ages. six cents.
In witness whereof we have
hereunto set ouri hands and seals
this sixth day Of October. A. D..
nineteen hundred and thirteen
G91S)
Andrew T.. Johnson,
Wilkin L. Strahorn.
Willard A. Spealgman.
Horace l.. Dilworth.
Frank J. Williams.
The return upon one commissio
shall not be conclusive. but upon al
plication by any party in interest Z
by the president Of the Levy Court
the county upon resolution of q
court within fifteen days after the ii
ing Of such return. the judge shall d
sue a commission Of review. appoln
ing Eve other freeholders with like II
structions as we're contained in N
first commission. provided that q
review be granted upon the applici
This copletes the list and gives
the general public an idea Of what
being done in Asbury. and the pro