The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-03-28

GuWdIuS CT dI.-ku the OOuut1
Court of 0bion County, Tennessee
before the Honorable Joel B. Wad
del, County Judge for 0bion Coun.
ty, Tennessee.
To Mrs. Maggie Bell, Walter Cal
houn, Dock Calhoun, Willis Calhoun,
Walden Calhoun, MILFORD Calhoun,
Knox Calhoun, Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company, a corpora
ton; the Chicago, st. Louis & New
Orleans Railroad Company, corpor-
alton; Central Trust Company of New
York, corporation; Formers Loan &
Trust Company of New York, Cor
poration; Federal Land Bank, Cor
poration, with its situs at Louisville,
kentucky; Fidelity Mutual Insurance
/ Company, a corporation; w. H. Gar
rigan, Mrs. Jennie Gardner, Mrs.
Martha P. Goodwin; Walter Howell
| Trustee of Jake Caldwell and Federal
Land Bank; Ethel Hopper, Gladys
| Hopper: Walter Howell, Trustee, for
H. T. Edwards and Federal Land
Bank; H. o. Head, ST., Hayden Head;
Walter Howell, Trustee, Federal
Land Bank and G. w. Phebus. Jr.;
Walter Howell, Trustee of McAdoo
Harris and Mrs. Willie Harris and
Federal Land Bank; Florence Robin
son; Mrs. Georgia Thorn; j. F. Tur-
/ ley, Trustee of Fidelity Mutual Insur-
ance Company; Mrs. Valley Parker,
Walker d. Hines, Director General of
Railroads, u S. A. In this cause, it
duly appearing by affidavit, duly filed,
that you and each of you are non
residents of the State of Tennessee,
you are therefore, hereby notified of
the petition of Charlie Everett ct al.
filed on January 31st, 1919, as
amended on the 18th day of March,
! 1919, in the County Court of Obion
| County, Tennessee, before the Honor
able Joel B. Waddell, County Judge
/! for Obion County, Tennessee, to cS-
! tablish a drainage district for the re-
clamation and drainage of lands and
| realty in the 4th and 18th Civil Dis
tricts of Obion County, Tennessee, I'M
der and by virtue of the 1909 Act of
| the Legislature of the State of Ten
nessee, Chapter 1856, Senate Bill No.
229, known as the Drainage Law, and
Acts amendatory thereto, and espe-
cially the Act of 1915, Chapter No.
81, House Bill No. 571, passed March
3Oth, 1915, and approved April 3rd,
1915, and that said petition as
amended is still pending in court;
that on account of the number of pc
titioners and defendants in this
cause, it would unnecessarily encum-
Der the record to name ell of said
parties-ina each instance, and which
the Court has decreed; that the Court
has decreed that the style of this
cause, from this time, shall be as
above styled in this notice; that by
proper order and decree of the Court, 1
you and each of you, as well as all
resident defendants have been order
ed to be made defendants in this
cause and you and each of you
are hereby notified thGt the prayer
of said petition is that the Court ap-
point disinterested and competent |
engineer, and have placed in his
hands copy of said petition, and |
that said engineer be ordered by the
Court to examine the land described |
in the petition, and any other land
that would be benefited by said i'm
provements, or proposed improve
ments, or necessary in carrying out
such improvements, and survey and
locate such drains, bitches and i'm
provements as may be practicable and
best calculated to carry out the pur-
poses of the petition, and to effect and
bring about the drainage and recla-
nation of the land described in this
petition, or such lends as in the
judgment of this Honorable Court
should be embraced and included
within the proposed drainage dis
trict, and that will be public bene
fit or utility, or conducive to the
public health or welfare; that said
engineer be ordered to make return
of end file his proceedings with the
Clerk of the County of Obion County,
Tennessee, said proceedings and re-
turn to set forth the starting point
or points, the route or routes, he
terminus or termini of the bitches,
drains and other proposed improve
ments of every nature together with
the plat and profile showing same,
and the course and length of same,
approximately thru each tract of land
as far as may be practicable and that
the total length and course and cleva-
ton as near as may be practicable,
and all ponds and dcpressions if any
in said proposed drainage district,
the fall Obtainable across said dis