Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-09-02


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bridge being constructed.
The additional right Of way herein
recommended is as shown or made
necessary by the plan and profile Of
the proposed Inter-C County Highway,
Federal Aid Project No. IA, as sur
veyed and laid out by the Iowa State
Highway Commission.
Respectfully submitted,
Ben C. Dale,
County Engineer, Harrison County, 10.
Directed by the Board Of Supervi-
hors to make survey and report Of
the necessary additional right Of way
through the lands Of Mrs. Paul Low
ell, Frank Clulow, Nancy Clulow and
Lizzie G. Clark, the County Engineer
on July 3Oth, 1920, filed his report,
and the Board of Supervisors being
unable to make satisfactory settle
ment in acquiring the additional right
Iof way, directed the Auditor to appoint
appraisers to appraise damages sus-
tanned by the above named land
owners.
In compliance with Sec IS 1922
Code of Iowa, the appraisers, on July
30, 1920. filed the following appraise-
ment
To the Honorable Board Of Super
visors,
Harrison County, Iowa.
We, the undersigned commissioners
appointed by the County Auditor to
appraise damages, sustained by land
owners along the Lincoln Highway,
particularly the land belonging to the
following land owners, Mrs. Paul
Lowell, Mr.. Frank Clulow, Nancy
Clulow and Lizzie C. Clark.
Beg leave to report, that at the
time fixed, having viewed the land in
question, as herein set forth, we ap-
praise the damage, to such land own
ers, and find the same as follows, viz:
Mrs. Paul Lowell, 1.25 acres $562 so
Mr.. Frank Clulow, As acres 202.50
Mrs. Nancy Clulow, 70 acres 296.25
Mrs. Lizzie C. Clark, As acres 1876
Dated this Both day July, 1920 A. d.
Frank L. Motz,
Frank Rainier,
c. L. Huff, Appraisers.
In compliance with Sec. IS 1922
the Board of Supervisors directed
proper notice served and set August
10, 1920, as date for hearing ob1ec-
tons and determining damages to
claimants.
The commissioners appointed to
assess benefits in the Kirk Drainage
Sub District, having on this date filed
their report with the County Auditor,
the Board in regular session, approved
said report and set September End,
1920, as date of hearing Special
Assessment and directed the Auditor
to publish notice as provided by law.
On motion the Board adjourned to
meet August 3, 1920.
F. A. Heath, Chairman.
(Attest) H. B. Owens, Auditor.
Logan, Iowa, August 3, 1920.
The Board of Supervisors Of Har-
rison County, Iowa, met pursuant to
adjournment with all members pres
ent.
On this date the Board directed q
refund of $500 to j. M. Vredenburgh,
Jackson Township, $500 to P. w.
Matthieson, Washington Township,
and $500 to Ed. Chapel, Jefferson
Township, on account of Road poll
tax being paid in labor.
| This being the date set for let
ting contract for grading a portion
of Township Road in St. John Town
ship, approximating 5000 cubic yards,
the following bids were received.
Hunt & Young, 74c. per cubic yard
plus $4,000 for removing dirt bank
south of grade.
Young & Cotton, 55c. per cubic
yard.
Lee Chapman, 45c. per cubic yard.
On motion and vote, contract was
let to Lee Chapman at his bid of 45c.
per cubic yard.
Taking up the matter Of claims
agains Harrison County, the Board
passed on claims numbering from 496
to 532 inclusive and directed the Audi
tor to issue warrants in payment Of
claims allowed.
On motion the Board adjourned to
meet August 10, 1920.
(Attest) H. B. Owens, Auditor.
/ (Attest) H. B. Owens, Auditor.
Logan, Iowa, August 10, 1920.
I The Board Of Supervisors Of Har.