The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-10
PERKY INTERE is
VIRTUALLY AGREE TO
GRANT RIGHT-OF-WAY

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over and upon the lands in such
township and range.
Rights Granted
ITO have and to hold the same
unto said grantee and its assigns
together with the right to enter
upon said land and to construct
and maintain public road there
on as well as water and pipe
lines thereon with all such fills
and cuts, drains and bitches, and
other incidents which the gran
tee may deem necessary and con-
venient in connection Herewith
and together with immunity to
the said grantee from all claims
for damage to grantors' contig-
uous lands, if any, arising from or
growing out Of such construction
andIor maintenance.
''In witness whereof the said
corporate grantors have caused
these presents to be executed by
their officers thereunto lawfully
authorized and the said r. c..
Perky has hereunto set his hand
and SeaP'.
Met This Morning
The meeting this morning was
the result of the one of last night
held at the county court house
with the members of the commits
sion and the attorneys for the
Perky interests, the State Road
Department, and Mr.. Perky.
Present were Chairman Ber-
valdi, Commissioners Thompson,
Warren, Monsalvatge and Curry;
Clerk Sawyer, R. c. Perky, At
torneys w. Mel. Christie, Thorn
as Anderson, his representatives;
Richard P. Daniels, representing
the State Road Department;
County Attorney Harris, VIM. L.
Arnold and Earl Adams, men,
bers of the Monroe County Aque-
duct Commission; John Costar,
vice-chairman of Overseas Road
and Toll Bridge Commission;
Representative B. c. Papy and a
number of interested citizens.
Discussed Last Night
The meeting was opened by At
torney Christie, who outlined the
proposal of Mr.. Perky to grant
the right-of-way for the road
and pipe lines, and in reply to a
question he stressed the fact that
there would be a provision COW
ering the pipe lines for the fresh
water.
Everything in connection with
the proposed grant of the right
of-way was discussed at the meet
ing last night, with Clerk Saw
yer explaining that the grant of
the right-of-way by Mr.. Perky
was in consideration of the sum
of approximately $4,000, which
would be used to Murphyize his
holdings on the Florida Keys.
The $4,000 was to be paid through
the county commissioners.
SRD Decision Not Known
Mr.. Daniels stated at the close
of the discussion that he was in
no position to state what would
be the action of the State Road
Department, that he was their
representative, but decisions of
the body would be announced by
them, after the right-of-way deed
had been taken to headquarters
and presented by him.
He expressed the thought that
there was every possibility that
with the explanatory things said
at the meeting and which were
to be incorporated in the deed,
that there would be a definite an
swer from the State Road De-
Pal tIHeLt Wltlll TIE next ~ OdyS
or two weeks.
Special meeting of the county
commissioners with attorneys of
Mr.. Perky and Mr.. Daniels for
the State Road Department pres
ent, was held this afternoon and
concluded at 2:30 o'clock.
Attorney Harris said that the
commissioners had given their
approval to the deed and specifi-
cations therein contained, and it
was handed to Mr.. Daniels to be
presented to the Road Depart
ment for the consideration of the
members.