Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-06-12
LEGAL NOTICES
In the District Court of the United
States of America, For the West
ern District of Wisconsin.

ern District of Wisconsin.
In the matter of the application of the United
States of America. for the condemnation OF
certain land in the City Of Mineral Point in
the County of Iowa. and in the State of Wis
To George T. Priestly; William A. Priestly:
Mary w Priestly, sometimes known as Mayme,
also as Mary PriestIy; Thomas III. Priestly and
Jessie NJ. Priestly his wife; James j. Merton
and wife Pricilla Merton; Mary j. Rogers;
Henry T Priestly and Harriet E. Priestly his
wife; Phil Allen and Edith L. Allen, his wife;
William e.. Priestly; George Z; Prsestly;
Harry T. PriestIy and Harriet E. Priestly. his
wife: Joseph J. Fielder; j. ]. Merton and Jessie
J. Merton: his wife; M, n j. Rogers; prlcllla
heirs of Henry Mancarrow: James E. O'Nell
and Winnifred O'NeiI, his wife; Isiah T.
son ano his wife; John Mankel and Edith
MankeI, his wife: A. NJ. AndeT son; Phillip
Evans and wife: w. FL. Toay and wife; George
F. Rushton and wife; Patrick J. Flynn and
r. Atkins and his wife; Irinas Atkins; the I'M
known heirs of Richard MrKim; John t.
Boynton and Lucy Boynton, his wife and un-
known heirs; William Ryan and Ann Eliza
Ryan, his wife; Frank Kernoe and Abbie
Kernoe, his wife; James Luke and--Luke,
his wife; James Lake and-Lake' his wife;
lnterna tional Har gester Company Of America;
Mineral Point Lumber Company; G: f.
Pustitan and = Pustitan his wife; Henry
Young and Young his wife; G.. T. Rushton
and - Rushton, his wife; Orville Strong;
". Fl. Mann and Ada Mann, his wife; City Of
Mineral Point; unknown heirs Of John III.
Vivian; unknown heirs of Montgomery M.
Cothern; unknown heirs of William Henry;
unknown heirs of Robert A. Sauser; unknown
heirs of Ephriam Turner; unknown heirs OF
Edward Robinson; unknown heirs OF XII hard
Martin; unknown heirs of Thomas Prisk; I'M
known heirs Of Thomas Hatfield; unknown
{ heirs Of John Falls O'Neil heirs at law of
Edward Walsh, deceased: the heirs at law of
John Walsh, deceased; unknown heirs Of JOS
eph Gundry; unknown heirs of William II.
Henry: unknown heirs of Claude Harker; Faun
Harizer and wife, Eliza Harker; Mrs Elizabeth
Evans, administrator of the estate Of John
Evans; James W, Harker; unknown heirs of
Thomas ?. Burnett. deceased; unknown heirs
Moses NJ. Strong, deceased; unknown heirs OF
John Catlin, deceased: Leslie d. Harker and
his wife, Maym- D: 6arker; James Harker;
unknown heirs Of John F. ONeil; unknown
heirs of John Evans; Grace Gribble, Buelah
Gribbe G. w. Schneider and his wife, Lillian
Schreiber; Sarah A. Temby; @ F. Beardsley
heirs Of Ann Reardsley; Emma Bluet; Ann
Jacka Bertha Jacka: unknown heirs of JOSHUA
Jacka. deceased; Emily Hackenbach; Mary
Stewart; Thomas Cridge; William Cridge;
Emma Cridge Anderson, Edward R. Anderson,
her husband; Albert Cridge; unknown heirs of
Emil Cridge,, deceased; Leslie Cridge; yo e5I
Hillhouse; John Hillhouse, Jr.: Frank Z. Hill
house; Clarence Hi'lhouse; Mabel A. Grenlaw;
Ada Vincent; Myrtle Hillhouse unknown heirs
at law of Martha Hillhouse: .Curtiss Toay
William Toay; Corliss Toay; unknown heirs at
law of Eliza E. Toay; unknown heirs at law of
William Jacka; unknown heirs at law of Mary
lux able; unknown heirs at law of Jane
Paynter; William Vickerman, the husband OF
Zoe Vickerman deceased, and the unknown
heirs Of Zoe Viczerman; F. NJ Walmer; Alvin
Anderson; George F. Rustor; w. Fl. Toay;
unknown heirs Of Elizabeth Jacka; unknown
heirs of J. Ellen Barber; Lavinia Rabblin;
unknown heirs of William Sublet and Marina
Sublet; unknown heirs Of Robert Dougherty:
unknown heirs of Thomas G.. Legatee; unknown
heirs Of Isabel Walsh; unknown heirs of Scion
Humphrey; unknown heirs of Ellen Humphrey;
unknown heirs of Julius S. Walsh; unknown
heirs of Maria @. Chambers; unknown heirs of
r. Nc CURE Chambers; unknown heirs Of
Thomas B. Burnette; unknown heirs Of Emily
Cridge; and to all other persons interested in
the land hereinafter described:
You, and each of you are hereby notified that
on the Goth day Of May, A. D. 1919, the United
States of America filed it, duly verified petition
in the office of the clerk of the district court of
the United States at Madison in said
district, praying for the condemnation of
the real estate hereinafter described and
for the appointment of commissioners. pur-
suant to law in such case made and provided,
to ascertain and appraise the compen-
sation to be made to the owners of and persons
interested in the land described in said petition,
and which is required for the purpose OF a site
for the United States postoffice and other gov
ernmental offices in the City of Mineral Point
and State of Wisconsin as set forth in said pc
ttion.
And you are further notified that pursuant to
an order made by the district court of the
United States on the Goth day of May, 1919, the
said petition will be heard before said court at
the United States court room in the city OF
Madison in said district on the 18th day OF
June. 1919, at $50 O'Clock in the afternoon of
that day or as soon thereafter counsel can be
heard, at which time, you. or any OF yOu and all
other persons whose estate and interests are to
be affected by such condemnation proceedings,
may show cause if any there be against grant
ing the prayer of said petition.
The following is a description Of the land in
said petition, and which is sought to be
CURED by the said United States by condemna-
ton under judicial processs, lying and being in
the County of Iowa and said Western District
of Wisconsin,:
Commencing at the point in the northerly line
of High street, which point is marked by a &C.
ment post and which marks the southeasterly
corner of Lot forty five 40, of Vliet's Survey
of the village (now city of Mineral Point, Iowa
County, Wisconsin; said point is also situated
sixty six 1867 feet in a northwesterly direction
from a permanent land mark consisting OF a
cement post, in the northerly line of said High
street; thence northeasterly with the easterly
line Of said Lot Forty five (45) one hundred and
seventeen O1O feet to the SOutherly line OF Jail
Alley to point marked by cement post, and
which is situated sixty six 1861 feet in north
westerly direction from a permanent land
mark in the southerly line of Jail Alley; thence
northwesterly with said southerly line OF Jail
Alley one hundred and fourteen OLD feet to the
proposed new street to be opened along the
west line of said described site from High street
and which latter point is marked by cement
post; thence southwesterly along said proposed
new street one hundred fifteen 115) feet to said
High street to point marked by a cement post;
on from thence, south, fifty seven degrees (57
degrees) East, along High street nine 80 feet to
a cement post, thence south seventy one CID
degrees east along High street one hundred five
QO5) feet, six t6) inches to place of beginning
Witness our hands and the seal of said court
on the 10th day of May A. D.. 1919
F. w. OAKLEY, Clerk
FRED w. FRENCH
H. ST. ALBERT G.. WOLFE