Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-12-15
Adopted BY Council Of Mood
stock, As To Laying Oft
Streets On Dec. 3, 1916.


Streets OnsDec. 3, 1916.
| To The Mayor and Council of the
Town of Woodstock, Va.
We, theundersigned commission
ers. appointed at meeting of the
Council, on October Oath, 1916, to
lay out grade and establish the
street and sidewalk in the territory
annexed to the corporation of the
council ofthe town of Woodstock,
by order of the circuit court of
Shenandoah County, Virginia, on
November 10th, 1908. which order
of the Court of annexation duly
i certified is made part of this report
as though expressly written herein,
beg leave to report that in pursuance
of the said ordinance of the coun-
Gil of the town of Woodstock, Va,
we gave more than ten days written
notice to all of the property owners
in said annexed territory that we
would on the 10th day of Novem-
Der, 1916, proceed to..lay out, open,
grade and establish the street and
side walk in extension of North
Main Street as annexed aforesaid
beginning on the North side OF
North Main Street at the property
of Mrs. Virginia Hoshour, along by
her property on the West side OF
North Main Street, thence continued
along in front of the properties OF
Valley Turnpike Co., E. c. Geary,
Mrs. Mary c. Sibert, ]. Frank Hot
tel and wife, Herbert Trotter, JIG.
Paxton, DR.. w. H. Wunder and }.
Homer Copp, to a point opposite
to what is known as the Mill Road
leading to the Shenandoah River.
Your commissioners recommend
that North Main Street and side
walk of the town of Woodstock. be
laid out, opened, extended and es-
tablished graded in the said annexed
territory by the extension OF
North Main Street. beginning On
North side of North Main Street at
the property of Mrs. Virginia
Hoshour, along by her property on
West side of North Main Street,
thence continued along in front OF
the properties of the Valley Turn
pike Co., a corporation, E. c. Geary.
Mrs. Mary C. Sibert. j. Frank Hot
tel and wife, Herbert Trotter, ]. C..
Paxton, DR.. w. H. Wunder and j..
Homer Copp, to a point opposite
TO what is known as the Mill Road
leading to the Shenandoah River
according to the grade and width of
said street extended as shown by,
the blue print map as made by E
]. Keerfoot, c. E., which survey
and plat are made part of this re-
port as though expressly written
herein, but were accepted and
adopted by order of the council of
the town of Woodstock. Va, on the
1st day of September. 1916. We
have established the sidewalk on
the West side of the extended
street along said properties at a
uniform width of six feet and grade
them by said blue print map.
We recommend that retaining
wall of sufficient height be built
along the property of Mrs. Mary I.
Sibert at the expense of the town
in order to maintain the earth from
falling in at the points of excava-
ton made necessary by the grade
adopted. We find in our opinion
that the benefits to be derived by
the property owners by reason OF
the laying out of said street and
sidewalk will more than compen-
safe for the injury occasioned, ex-
cept as to Mrs. Mary c. Sibert, for
whom a retaining wall as compen-
sation is recommended to be built
as aforesaid.
Witness our hands,
H. MORRISON. JR.,
c. A. SAUM.
P. F. PEER,
Nov. %, 1916. Commissioners
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Cough Medicine for Children.
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