Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-22

H. e. Schroeder, swA swA sec.
ton 1S-S9-24 from $3.50 to 1858.
Motion carried.
It was moved and seconded that
Cass township No. lat be and the
same is hereby confirmed as filed
with changes as made by the board
Motion carried.
On motion estimate of engineer
No. 16, in Brandrup drainage dis
trict No. ISL for $74.0O be allowed
and auditor authorized to issue war.
rant for same.
On motion board adjourned tc
meet November 18th, 1914.
NOVEMBER II, 1914.
Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment, members present, Sexy, John.
son and Bawden.
Proceedings on report of benefit
commissioners in Peterson drainage
district No. 1876 having been contin-
ued to this date, the board again
continued further proceedings until
November 18th, 1914.
On motion the following bills were
allowed and auditor authorized tc
issue warrants for same:
Webster City Clay Products Co..
tile for county road, $44S.32.
c. l.. Karr, building bulkhead Pc
terson drainage district No. 1876
$63.75.
Albert Swanson, estimate on cul-
vert Independence township, $1,135
On motion board adjourned to
meet November 18th, 1914.
NOVEMBER IS, 1914.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, members present, SeXy, John
son and Bawden.
Proceedings on report of benefit
commissioners in Peterson drainage
district No. 166 having been cOntin-
ued to this date and the board hav-
ing viewed the premises, it was mov-
ed and seconded, motion carried,
that the following changes be made
in assessments as reported by benefit
commissioners and classifications
changed accordingly:
Charles Gerber, neA neA section
20-SS-25 from 1924 to $174.00.
George R. Herr, swA swA sec
ton 1885 from 1892 to 1872,
Johan Huisinga, SEA- seA section
14-SS-25 from $716 to $616.
w. T. Kelly, swA swA section
16-8S-25 from $40 to 500 and num-
Der of acres from 3 acres to acres.
Sara Donaldson, nwA swA sec
ton 22-ss25 from 1855 to $S6S.
F. A. Gerber, sw "A nwA section
26-sS-25 from $216 to $1SS.
Frank L. Daniels, neA nwA sec
ton 27-SS-25 from $742 to 1914.
Frank l.. Daniels, nwA nwA sec
ton 27-SS-25 from $3.50 to Sis.
O'Conner drainage district No. 80
for outlet from $4,16O to $4,000.
1t was moved and seconded that
report of benefit commissioners be
and the same is hereby approved
with changes as made by the board.
Motion carried.
Whereas the board has heretofore
approved an amount of $4,000, lev
led on account of improving the out
let of O'Conner drainage district No.
80, and
Whereas, after due consideration
OF classifications and assessments
made on account of expense of con-
struction of said O'Conner drain No..
80,
Therefore be it resolved that the
board has determined that it would
not be practical or equitable to use
said classification and assessments as
a basis for future assessments, and
there is good and sufficient reason
for the appointment of benefit COM
mission to determine more equit-
able classification and assessment for
the payment of expense on account
of improving the outlet of said
O'Conner drainage district No. 80
and that j. w. Lee and F. A. Doc
little, disinterested resident free
holders of the state of Iowa and b..
S. Boudinot, a competent civil engin-
eer be and are hereby appointed
benefit commissioners in OConner
drainage district No. 80. Resolu-
ton adopted, all members voting
aye.
A petition requesting a change in
engineer of construction in Peterson
drainage district No. 166 being on
file, and after giving petition due
consideration, the board determined
that plan of drainage district is sat
isfactory, and the competency Of the