The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-15
none discussed. No specifica-
tions were discussed.

none discussed. No specifica-
tions were discussed.
j. Melrose Wilson is the hus-
band OF Mrs. Emily Collins VIII
son. No one from the Power
Company ever saw Mr.. Wilson,
and the deed was sent to him to
be signed with his wife and 1t
was stated that the intention was
to build rock and macadam
road. No specifications we're
given.
8. w. W. Carter never gave
any of the right of way, although
he is located upon the road. AS
he gave no part of the right Of
way, he would have no right to
claim special interest In any
specifications or statements IN
regard to the manner OF con-
struc.ion of the road, and no
statements were ever made to
him.
E. Carter is the wife of w. w.
Carter and the same facts apply
to her as to her husband, w. w.
Carter.
10. Mrs. c. L. Carpenter: The
right of way had been given
across her property by her hus-
band prior to his death; no rep
reservations were made; no blue
n.;,.t. ~ diro,ccn1
Company Bought It Once.
Across the properties Of Mrs. Susal
the Weyands. the Suther
lands, a part of the way across the
Hollingsworth, all the way across
Cory's land, across Schiebler's, across
the Azinger land and across the Viii
son land; across w. w. Carter ant
Mrs. E. Carriers land, the Power
Company paid for the area included
in the old wagon road as well as the
area included in the right Of way FOL
the Burlington railroad. That is tt
say, in computing the area upor
which price was determined thu
area in the old road and in the rail
road right of way was added to the
land owned by each of said persons
and the general area upon which
price for said land was fixed was de
termined by this whole area
In other words, the Power Com
pany bought both the wagon roat
right OF way and the railroad right o
way from each of said persons; it is
therefore only fair that they shoult
give the new right of way.
A Queer Petition.
The foregoing names are the only
ones on the whole petition of sixty
FIVE names who live on the road o.
own or have any interest in any lane
near the new road
In addition to the foregoing, tht
following named persons signed sait
petition:
Albert vanAusdall. Geo. W. schie
Bile, j. w. Ackley, H. G. Weirather
Henry Krichel, Thos. H. Petty, Franz
Weirather, II. F. Hays, Ed. Peterson
j. c. Vanarsdall, T. ]. Moriarty, r
Driscoll, John Kellerher, c. r. Cling
man, Lem, Andrews, Lester Liegrot
J. e. Fowler, j. R. Petty, ]. C. Kri
chel, Z. j. Krichel, Chas At.erberg
Fred Conradt, Gus Atterberg. C. P
Boyce, Guy Hawkins, +. Peevler, Johl
O,Hara, VIM. S. Peterson, VIM. West
Ernest Davis, VIM. Cresswell, james
Hanney, VIM. Peevler, Il. L. Bailey
II. w. VanAusdall, Sam West, Johl
Drueke, Herman Hagmeir, John Pet
erson, Truman H. VanAusdal, Hetti'
VanAusdal, L. c. Shade, C. A. Petty
John Atterberg, VIM. Meister, Franz
Fielder, G. d. Donnell, Nels Sorren
son, J. a. Pe.ty, Mrs. l.. Iiegerot
Mrs. VIM Peevler, Ed. Fowler.
If Paved With Gold.
Not one of these owns any LAM
abutting on the new road not on,
of them has given any right of way.
The road does not cross or toucl
the property of any Of these persons
No representations whatever wer,
made to anyone of them by the Waite,
Power Company for the reason tina
the Power Company had no occasion
TO make any representations, mas
much as the Power Company was no
asking them for right of way.
Some of them live in keokuk; SOM
live in Montrose; some of them neve
travel the read and have in all prob
ability never seen the new road it's
entire length; some of them live OF