Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01
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firmed.
Roll call: Heath, yes; Erixon, yes;
vanSc0y, yes. r
This being the date set for hearing
on the establishment Of the proposed
Kirk Drainage District, and this mat
ter coming on with the directors ap-
pearing in person and by attorney in
support of their objections, and after
due consideration it was moved by
Heath, seconded by Erixon, that the
hearing and all matters relative to
the above district, be continued till
December 81, 1919, to enable the
Board of Supervisors to personally
inspect the proposed district.
Roll call: Heath, yes; Erixon, yes;
VanScoy, yes.
Hearing on the establishment of
the proposed Mills Sub Drainage Dis
trict, located in Section 27-81-44, hav-
ing been set for this date, this matter
was taken up. The DIRECTORS appear
ing in person in support of their OBJ
jections, after hearing all objections
and after consideration and by agree
ment, wherein the land owners in the
proposed district waived damages for
right of way and agreed as to the APP
portionment of the cost of construc-
ton The Board after due considera-
ton and naccordance with the agree
ment, established the district and APP
portioned the cost Of the construction
of improvements by fixing the assess
inent of the lands included in the DIS
trict, in accordance with the appor-
tionment as set out in the agreement
(See Record)
Relative to Mobiles Lake Drainage
District and pursuant to the action of
the Boards of Harrison and Fotta
wattamie counties, in joint session
December S, 1919, the Board of Su-
pervisors levied special assessment
of 10 per cent against the lands and
lots and Cincinnati township in said
district, to pay the legally incurred
outstanding indebtedness. Said as
scssment and levy made in accord
ance with the established classified
tion and in proportion to the original
assessment. (See Record.)
Grant For Constructing Telephone
Lines.
On this 18th day of December,
1919, the Board of Supervisors grants
unto the Iowa Telephone Company,
it's successors and assigns, the right,
privilege and authority to construct,
operate and maintain it's lines of tele-
i phone and telegraph, including the
necessary poles, fixtures, guy wires
and anchors located upon and over
the property as follows:
Right to construct telephone line
along the east side of Willow Ditch
through Section 1G, Township IS,
Range "A.
Providing, if poles or wires are in
the way Of any future improvements,
the same to be changed at the ex-
pense of the Telephone Company.
The Board of Supervisors repre-
senting the Willow Drainage Dis
trict, grants this privilege for the
construction of telephone line in the
above location through Section 1918
| ID, in the county of Harrison, State of
Iowa, with the right to trim any
trees along said line, to keep the
wires cleared at least four feet and to
set the necessary anchors, braces,
poles and guys. Size
Board of Supervisors Of Harrison
4 County, Iowa.
By j. E. vanscoy, Chairman.
Attest: II. B. Owens, Auditor.
/ On motion the Board adjourned to
meet December 27, 1919.
j. Z. Vanscoy, Chairman.
j Attest: II. 3. Owens, Auditor.
il Logan, Iowa, Dec. 81, 1919.
il The Board of Supervisors of Har-
rison County, Iowa, met pursuant to
adjournment. All members were
present.
In accordance with a petition sign
ed by qualified electors Of st. John
township, the Board Of Supervisors
appointed A. B. Hosbrook Justice
of Teace in and for st. John Town
ship, to fill vacancy caused by the
failure to qualify of the regularly
elected candidate.
On this date the Board of Super
visors passed resolution authorizing
the issuance of $l1 900 bonds for &C.
count of Upper Willow Drainage
District No. 2. (See Record.)
In accordance with Sec. 3 (Ch $50
9th G. A the Board of Supervisors
directed the Auditor to refund the
1918 tax to the following named, OF
account of soldiers exemption; Har.
rison Sucker, $56.35, R. R. Cox
s31.67, Arthur Pessley $40, Henry
Reifenrath $S6.96; Mondamin, Henry
Reifenrath $2s.s9; Mo. Valley City
R. H. johnson $15.95.
4 And further directed the Audito,
to cancel the 1918 tax of the following
named on account of soldiers exemp
ton, "World War"
Anthony A. Dugal, $780,
Ellie Jackson, SO cents.
VIM. Nelson, $14O.
Albert Knodle, so cents.