The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-04-24

a distance of 6OO.45 feet; thence on
the arc of six-degree curve to the
left for distance of 310.41 feet;
thence south ~ degrees and 80 min
utes west for a distance of 1853
feet; thence on the arc of a six-dc-
gree curve to the right for a distance
of 274.45 feet; thence south 80 de-
grees and z minutes west for dis
lance of 1915 feet; thence on the
arc of one-degree curve to the left
for a distance of 325.83 feet; thence
west for a distance of 1857 feet;
| thence on the arc of six-degree
| curve to the right for a distance of
| 1865 feet; thence north "a degrees
| and ~ minutes west for distance
of 1911 feet; thence on the arc Of
| a six-degree curve to the left for a
distance of 237.5 feet; thence south
81 degrees and 37R minutes west for
a distance of 112.1 feet to the west
line of section 25, township so north.
the northwest corner of said section
| %, township so north, range Is west;
| thence continuing south 81 degrees
| and 37R minutes west for a distance
! a four degree and Commute curve to
| the left for a distance of $3.50 feet;
thence south So degrees and 5312 min
| utes west for a distance of 94O.7 feet;
thence on the arc of a five-degree
curve to the right for distance of
1888 feet; thence south IS degrees
| and 481a minutes west for a distance
of 231.6 feet; thence on the arc. of a
| two-degree curve to the left for a
distance of 410.82 feet to a point
ter corner of section rs, township SO
north, range Is west; thence continu-
ing on the arc of said two-degree
| curve to the left for a distance of
1885 feet; thence south " degrees
and 1912 minutes west for a distance
of TAPS feet; thence on the arc of a
Commute curve to the left for dis
lance of 211.67 feet; thence south 76
degrees and 16 minutes west for
distance of 520.73 feet; thence on the
arc of a seven-degree curve to the
right for a distance of 501.67 feet;
thence north 6S degrees 81 minutes
west for distance of 725.TS feet to
a point on the west line of section
S7.3 feet north of the west quarter
corner of said section 26; thence con-
tinuing north 68 degrees and 81 min
utes west for a distance of 1885 feet;
curve to the right for distance of
656.25 feet; thence north 20 degrees
and 14b minutes west for distance
of 406.05 feet; thence on the arc of
an eight-degree curve to the left for
a distance of 1851 feet; thence north
Sc degrees and 3 minutes west for a
distance of 2,116.O feet to a point,
said point being south % minutes
east a distance of 1870 feet from the
north quarter corner of section q,
thence continuing north Sc degrees
and 3 minutes west for distance of
1851 feet; thence on the arc of five
degree and 3o-minute curve to the
LETT for a distance of 72O.45 feet;
thence south "a degrees and 19 min
utes west for a distance of 663.25
feet; thence on the arc of one-de-
gree curve to the right for a dis
lance of 1915 feet; thence south SO
degrees and IS minutes west for a
distance of 1866 feet to a point on
the section line 1868 feet south of
the northwest corner of section u,
township so north, range 10 west;
thence continuing south SO degrees
and IS minutes west for a distance
of 1885 feet; thence on the arc of
three degree curve to the right for
distance of 1888 feet; thence north
83 degrees and 33 minutes west for
distance of 673.72 feet; thence on
the arc of a one-degree curve to the
left for distance of 1851 feet (said
e-degree curve intersecting the
section line at point 1,241.1S feet
westerly of the northeast corner of
section rs, township so north, range
and II minutes west for a distance OF
1888 feet; thence on the arc of n
two-degree curve to the right for a
distance of 1884 feet; thence north
distance of approximately. 645;2
feet to point 40.65 feet north of the
south quarter corner of section 81,
township so north, range Is west;
thence continuing north 80 degrees
and minutes west for distance of
1,022.15 feet; thence north SO degrees
and 401s minutes west for distance
of 638.45 feet; thence on the arc of
one-degree curve to the left for a
distance of S80S9 feet; thence south
a distance of approximately 11O.24
feet to point 59.5 feet north of the
southwest corner of section Fl, town
ship so north, range Is west; thence
continuing south 80 degrees and 81
minutes west for distance of APP
proXimately 439.17 feet to a point on
the section line 1865 feet westerly
of the southeast corner of section
20. township so north, range Is west;
thence continuing south 80 degrees
of 1908 feet; thence on the arc of
three-degree curve to the right for
a distance of 274.17 feet; thence north
SO degrees and 151s minutes west
north So degrees and S1s minutes west
for distance of approximately 881.02
feet to the south quarter corner of
section 20, township SO north, range
Is west; thence north SO degrees and
Az minutes west along the section
line distance of approximately
2,637.03 feet to the southwest corner
of said section 20, township so north,
range Is west. Said highway to be
known and designated as the Her
mantown Road
Resolved further, that this board
finds that the benefits to each and
every parcel of land affected by such
establishment of highway are in each
damages thereto, and that the final
order of this board establishing such
highway shall award no damages to
the owners of such respective pieces
or parcels of land, except the follow
ing. To the owners of each of the
following parcels of land, viz:
Southwest quarter of northeast
quarter, section rs, township SO north,
range Is west, excepting land north
of Hermantown road. $4,000.
West half of southeast quarter of
northeast quarter, section rs. town
ship so north. range Is west, lying
north of Hermantown road, $51.OO.
That in addition to the easement
herein acquired for the establishment
and maintenance. of said highway,
there is also included the right and
power to erect and maintain tenn
porary snow fences as shall be re-
quired upon and across each of the
pieces and parcels of land adjoining
the highway herein established and
part of which lands are herein taken
for said road purposes.
Commissioner Anderson moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon the following
vote:
commissioners Hogan, An
derson, Pete, and Vice-Chairman
Newman.
NayS-NOne.
Adopted March 23rd, 1881.
At this time Commissioner Snyder
resumed his seat in the county board
This being the date set for the
hearing upon the petition of Walter
H. EngeIs, ct al. for the revision or
alteration of highway described as