The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-03-07

south SO II east 100 feet-South
So "a east 60 feet-south So So
east ITS feet-south 60 20 east 126
feet-south "a II east 100 feet
south IL east 656 feet-south g.
So west 1913 feet, south 90 49, west
1872 feet south 160 So east 455 feet
south 80 81 west 10 feet-south % >
1V west 357 feet south Al g west
100 feet south SO ~ west 161 feet
south 630' So west 204 feet south 10
21' west 403 feet south IL So west
geo feet south 510 AZ west 1852
feet south 270 z west 70.45 feet to
a point 1916 feet north of the cor
ner of sections %, "a, 25 and 26.
Thence south Of or west 327.4 feet
south 30 32' west 901.9 feet south
l330 ~ west 491 feet south 650 ~
west $50 feet south 44' 10 west $50
feet
And your petitioners pray that you
! will change all that portion OF SAID
above described highway which runs
as follows. Beginning at point
1916 feet north of the corner OF
sections %, "a, % and 26 Of said
township and range. Thence south
27o z west 3274 feet-south 81
so west 9019 south SO ~ west 419
feet south Go -12' west $50 feet
south 440 ~ west $50 feet so that
the same when changed will run as
follows: Beginning at point 1915
feet north of the corner OF sections
%, "a, % and 26 ,of said township
and range. Thence south 27O or west
327.4 feet south 81 32' west COL
feet south $50 ~ west 7249 feet to
a point 33 feet westerly from and
at right angles to a westerly line OF
| the right of way of the Chicago, Mil
waukee and ST. Paul railroad, thence
parallel with the said right of way
line south So 0C' west 1875 feet
south $50 0S' west 200 feet south
$50 16' west 200 feet south 62o IS
west 240.4 feet south co. ~ west
S2.6 feet and there to terminate in
the present travelled highway.
IT is FURTHER ORDERED,
That the county auditor notify the
town supervisors of each town
! through which said road is changed
of the fact of said change and that
they shall cause to be opened SO
much of said highway as lies in their
, respective towns.
AND WHEREAS, At the said hear
ing, upon said petition and said re-
port of said committee, certain per-
sons over whose lands said change
of said road will pass did remon-
strate against granting the prayer of
said petition and did set forth in
writing that they would be damaged
in a sum therein mentioned by the
change of such road, and made oath
and subscribed to the same, and said
board has determined from said re-
| port and the evidence before them,
| the amounts OF the damages sustain
ed by said persons and that said
proposed change of said road is of
| sufficient advantage to said county
| to warrant the. paying of the damages
assessed by this board, the said
, board proceeded to assess said dam
ages at what is deemed just and
right to each land owner, taking into
account the advantages and benefits
of said change of said highway as
well as the disadvantages and dam
ages.
1t is ordered, That said damages
be and they are hereby assessed TO
be paid to each person by said
county, as follows, to-wit:
Owner Description. Damages
Lorenz II. Olinger, govt. lots
and 6, section 26, town
10S, range 81 ......... $500 90
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The
chairman of said board has hereunto
set his hand and affixed our seal
! at Mankato, in said county, this fif-
teenth day of February, A. d. 1913
BY the Board of County Commits
sioners Of Blue Earth County,
Mimi.
By a. NJ. SCHNEEBERGER,
Chairman.
Attest:
G.. l.. Kennedy,
County Auditor.
(SeaD
A hearing was had on ditch No.
25, a number of interested parties
being present.
Report OF viewers on state rural
! highway No. l was received and on
motion the same was accepted and
vote OF thanks rendered to the view
ers for their excellent service. Date
for hearing on same was set for
! March goth, 1913, at p. M
On motion duly carried, DR.. Roy
\. Andrews was elected county
physician for the first physician dis
trict at salary of $1,000 per year,
he to furnish all medicines.
On motion the following applica-
tons for correction of assessment
were approved: Mrs. Anna Vranizan,
George T. ,Boynton, Burt Funk, c. A.
Gustafson, liver Nicholson.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Alderman, G. NJ, viewer rural
! highway No. 1......$ $40 40
Adams, A. j., meals, engrs.,
| ditch No. 20. ............ sos
Albrecht, VIM, goods to poor 100
! Anderson & Krautkremer,
goods TO poor farm. .... "a Sc
Andrews, DR.. j. W., assisting
in operations .... 20. 90
Bashaw, A., coal to poor. -. 10 so
Bates, f. W., transcripts. 80. 235
Bergeman, w. F., labor, ETC.,
| ditch No. 81. 20. 90
! Bishop DR.. Ira, care of sick
poor 400
Botsford Lumber Co., culvert,
st. Clair road. ....... 10. SO