Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-11


point where the county road leading
from the east end of Market street in
the city of Salem intersects the east
boundary of the city of Salem; thence
eastcrly following as near as practical
the main county road via the Swegle
school house to the intersection of said
road with the Woodburn- Springfield
branch of the o. & c.. railroad at Pratt
um. The minimum amount to be ev-
pended on said road is $4,000.
T. The road commonly known as the
StaytOn.Tuner road more definitely
described as follows Beginning at
point'where the couty road leading from
Turner to Stayton intersects the east
boundary of the city of Turner; thence
easterly following as near as practical
the main county road to Stayton via
Aumsville to point where said road
intersects the west boundary line of
the city of StaytOn near the Spaniel
Mill. The minimum amount to be ex.
pended on said road is $65,000.
8. The road commonly known as the
Halls Ferry.Salem road, more definite.
ly described as follows: Beginning at
point where the road leading from
Halls Ferry to Salem intersects the
southwest boundary OF the city of Sa
near as practical the main county road
via Livesley station, and Finer station
to the ferry landing on the east bank
of the Willamette river, the said ferry
commonly known as Hall s Ferry. The
minimum amount to be expended on
said road is 100000
8. The road commonly known as the
Salem Oregon City road, more definite.
ly described as follows: Beginning at
a point where the old stage road lead.
ing from Oregon City to Salem inter
sects the south boundary of the city
Of Aurora and running thence souther-
ly following as near as practical the
main county road to Salem via Belle
Passi, Old Waconda and the Hayesville
school house to the intersection with
the north boundary of the city of Sa.
lem. Save and except from the above
all portions or said road within the in.
corporate limits. Of any incorporated
city or town, The minimum amount
to be expended on said road is 100000.
10. The road commonly known as the
Salem Wheatland road more definitely
described as follows: Beginning at n
point where the county road leading
north from the north end of Front
street in the city of Salem, Oregon, in
tersects the north boundary of the said
city; thence northerly following as
near as practical the main county road
via Keizer school house and Collard
school house to the point where said
road crosses the line between sections
2 and IL. Township 6 South, Ronge
West of the willamette Meridian. The
minimum amount to be expended on
said road is $4,000
IL. The road commonly known as the
road over the Jackson Hill on the old
stage road leading from Jefferson to
Salem, more definitely described as fol-
lows; Beginning at the intersection
of the old stage road leading from Jef
ferson to Salem with the north line of
section "a, Township 8 South, Range 3
West of the Willamette meridian
thence southerly following as near as
| practical the main county road to the
south line of section 2, Township g.
South Range West of the Willametts
Meridian. The minimum amount to be
expended on said road-is 100000.
u. The road commonly known as the
Salem-R -Rosedale-Buena Vista county
road, more definitely described as fol
lows: Beginning at a point where the
county road leading Southerly from the
south end of Commercial street in the
city of Salem intersects the south boun-
dary line of the city of Salem; thence
southerly following as near as practical
the main county road toward Buena
Vista via Liberty and Rosedale to the
intersection of said road with the road
commonly known as the Jefferson road
on the south side of the Ankeny Hill
The minimum amount to be expended
on said road is $4,000.