Decatur Democrat, Volume 48, Number 22, Decatur, Adams County, 4 August 1904 — Page 2

...Legal Advertising... OF EXECUTOR. Notice is hereby given that, the undersigned lias been appointed Executor of the estate of William Elzey. Sr. late of Adams county, deceased. The estate is probably solvent. John Ei.zey, Executor. June *27, 1904. 17-3 Merryman & Sutton. Attorneys JJOTICE OF DISSOLUTION, Notice is hereby given that the part nership heretofore existing between William C. Frontield and John Scheimann is this day dissolved, ohn Schulman retiring. Ali accounts owing said firm will be paid by.Mr. Frontield and all accounts due said firm are paj able to Mr - Frontield. FRONFIELD& SCHEIMANN. Dated Juy 20, 1904. Having retired from the above firm, I wish to thank the public for their liberal patron ageand wish tne same p -tronage to Mr. Fronde Id. 30-3 JOHN SCHEIMANN. Expenditures and tax bevies FOR THE YEAR 1905. T’.‘«e trustee of Monroe township. Adams cor. nty. proposes for the yearly expenditures a.n-1 tax levies by the advisory beard ar its annual meeting »o be held at the trustee’s office <m the 6th dav of September 1904. commencing at 8 o’clock a. m . the following estimates ami amounts for said vear. 1 Township expenditures ss*2 65. and -township tax Scents on the hundred dollars. •J Special school iax expenditures $5226 47. and tax 50 cents on the hundred dollars. 3. Road tax expenditures $522.65, and tax 5 cents on the hundied dollars. Total expenditures *6271.77. and total tax 60 cents on the hundred dollars. The taxables of the above named, township are as follows; Total valuation of lands and improvements $ 686.720 Total valuation ol personal property 421,675 $1108,395 Amount of credit on account of mortgage exemption 63,100 Net taxable property of township $1045.295 Number of polls 389. JOHN J. SOLDNER. Trustee. Dated July 30.1904. Expenditures and tax levies FUR THE YEAR 19U5 The trustee of Wabash township. Adams county, proposes for the yearly expenditures and tax levies by the advisory board at its annual meeting to be held at my home on the sth day of September. 1904, commencing at 10o’clock a. m.. the following estimates and amounts for said year: L. Township expenditures $787.45, and township tax, 8 cents on the hundred dollars. 2. Local tuition expenditures $689.02, and tax 7 cents on the hundred dollars. 3. Speci *1 school tax expenditures $2460.80, and tax 25c < n t e hundred dollars 4. Rjadtax expenditures $1476.48, and tax 15 centson the hundn d dollars. 5. Additional road tax expenditures $295.23. and tax 3 cents on the hundr d dollars, 6. Poor expenditures for preceeding year, <68.91. Total expenditures $5709.05 and total tax 58 cents on the hundred dollars. The taxables of the above named township are as follows: Total valuation of lands and improvements $ 631,860 Total valuation personal property . 405,025 sio’,6. Amount of credit on accobnt of mortgage exemption 53.565 Net taxable propertv of township. $ 984,320 Number of polls 273. P. A. MACKLIN. Trustee Dated August 1,1904. Expendituresand tax levies FOR THE YEAR 1905. The trustee of Kirkland township. Adams county Indiana, proposes for the yearly expenditures and tax levies by the Advisory Board at its annual meeting, to be held at t he sechool house of school district No. 4. on the Sixth day of September. 1904, commencing ait L o’clock- p. m . the following estimates and amounts lor said year: 1. Township expenditures $324.99. and townssh'ip tax 5 cents on the hundred dollars, 2 Local tuition expenditures $527.89. and €axß cents on the hundred dollars. 3. Special school tax expenditures $527.89 and 8 cents on the hundred dollars 4. Road tax expend I* u res $324.99, and tax cents on the hundred dollars Additional road tax ♦ xpenditures $395.99 and tax 6 cents on the hundred dollars.

Description of French Township Hacadam Road. Commencing at tbe northeast corner of section three (3). in township twenty-six (36) north range thirteen ' 18) east. In Adams county. Indiana, running thence south on the section line between sections two (2) and three (3). and ten (10i and eleven ill); and fourteen (14) and fifteen (15). and twenty-two (22) and twenty-three (23) to the southeast corner of section twenty-two (22) and there to terminate. The same being 4.05 miles in length. We further estimate the cost of the proposed improvement to be *16,295.53. ROADWAY. GRADE, ETC. The roadwav must be clear of all fences, trees, stumps. logs, and and all other material or rubbish of whatever nature it may be. ■ All stumps must !><■ grubbed or blasted out either in the drains or on the grade. The right-of-way shall be forty (4Ji feet in width. The grade shall be of the doubt tract system to be of a uniform width of twenty-eight (28) feet from shoulder to shoulder wi h a s'ope of tour G) inches from center to either side. The side drains shall be cut to a depth of not less than eighteen (18) inches below the hip C Air (trains shall be constructed in a neat and workmanlike manner with sufficient fall and outlet that they may carry all tbe water that may accumulate therein and remove the some from the right-of-way. The bottom of the drains shall be continuous and unobstructed. The road bed shall be made io a smooth and workmanlike manner and inspected and accepted by the superintending engineer of the road in I.UCO feet sections before any material fa placed thereon 11 at any time during the construction of the road or grade on or before the final acceptance or the same the grad° should settle the contractor shall fill all depressions caused by tile -fttelmg thereof and restore the same to thi grade as indicated on the profile. Grade and line stakes set by the engineer and destroyed through the negligence of the craitractor will be set again at the contractor’s expense. CRUSHED STONE, KIND. ETC. The crushed stone shall be placed on the grade or roadbed to a wi Ith of twelve (12) feet and t>> a depth of ten (10) inches in tbe center and eight (8) inches at the side, the coarser par<fates to be placed on ihe grade and the same covered with a layer of screenings to a depth of two 12) inches, this leaves eight (8) Inches of coarse stone in the center and six (6) inches at stone is to be placed on the grade from station oto station 107)4 on tbe east side of Idle sub-i’rade and from station 107'/, to station 214 the stone shall be placed on the west side •of the grade and at the point where the stone Is changed from one side to the other there ■shall be ten (10) yards of stone used in completing up the connections, said stone to be placed sis ordered by the superintendent and engineer. . t At points where road cresses bridges or stone arches the dirt track shall be stoned fifty <3i)j feet on either side. All material to be placed on the grade in a neat and workmanlike manner. The stone shall be graded in and rolled before final acceptance if deemed necessary by AlFstone must be so crushed that at least eighty (90) per cent, of the coarser particles will mass through a one and one-half (IV4) inch ring. All stone must be so crushed that all particles or products of the same are usually prosiuced by aGates-Gyrator crusher and to be placed on the grade as heretofore mentioned. The stone to be used to lie lime stone and equal in quality to the products produced by tire quarries of Adams county. STONE MASONRY, ETC. All bulkheads of pipe are to be constructed of number one limestone, none of which ■shall be less than six (6) inches in thickness. ■ , , a Said masonry to be laid up with good Bronson s Portland Cement or Its equivalent, and sitidm—ar made in proportions of one part cement to two parts clean sharp sand, each rawer or course to be of regular thickness and the work bound every other course. ’ All balkheads shall commence eighteen (18) inches ’ low the pipe and walled to the surface of the grade, then covered with a coping six (6) inc. e : thick, said coping to be one solid St ° l All bulkheads to be two (2) feet thick and to extend eighteen (18) inches on each side of the nine except at station 7314 and 132. and 197 M and 203 4-5, at these places the bulkheads ■shall be ten (10) feet long and covered with a coping composed of two stones; said coping shall extend three (3) inches over the wall, except the side next to the grade. CAST IRON PIPE OR SEWERS. A l sewers shall be constructed of cast iron pipe twenty-four (24) feet in length, said sewers total length to be twenty-eight (28) feet; in each sewer there shall be two twelve (12) "o it lengths of cast iron pipe with two lengths of salt glazed sewer tile the same size as the ■sast iron pipe, said sewer tile to he walled in the bulkheads •east in Atgfation o plus 20 feet al2 meh sewer 28 feet long At station 19 plus 00 feet alO inch sewer 28 feet long At .ration 27 plus 50 feet alO inch sewer 28 feet long At station 43 plus 83 feet alO inch sewer 28 feet long Ai station 52 plus 16 feet a 10 inch sewer 28 feet ioog At station 73 plus 50 feet a2O inch sewer 28 feet long At station 107 plus 00 feet a 10 inch sewer 28 feet long At station 123 plus 50 feet a 18 inch sewer 40 feet long (sewer tile) At station 132 plus 00 teei a 30 Inch sewer 28 feet long At station 146 plus 50 feet a 10 inch sewer 28 feet long At station 157 plus 00 feet a 10 inch sewer 28 feet long

Total expenditures $2,101.75, and total tax 32 cents on the hundred dqllars. Total valuation of lands and 1mpr< • ”ientß $ 453,150 Tot a. v.uuation of pt rsonal property 241.715 $ 694,865 Amount nf credit on account of mortgage exemption Net taxable j-r perty of township.. $ 659,985 No, of polls 163. WM. D, HOFFMAN. Trustee Dated Aug 1. 1904. VXPEND‘TURES AND TAX LEVIES F- ioR HE YEAR 1905. The trustee of Blue Creek township. Adams com tv. pr<> o s)■ r the yeany expenditures am. ... I vhs by the Advisory Board at its annual n eetinir to be held at home of trustee on the Six’ll day of September, 1904 commencing at ten o’clock a. m . the following estimates and amounts for said year. 1 Township expenditures, $630.29. and Township tax 10 cents on the hundred dollar. 2. Local tuition expenditures, $756.34, and tax 12 cents on the hundred dollars. 3. Special s'hool tax expenditures $945,43, and tax 15cen’son the hundred dollars. 5 Road tax expenditures $315.14, and tax 5 cents on the hundred dollars . 5 Additional road ta x expenditures $315.14 and tax 5 cent* on the hundred dollars. Total expenditures $2,962.34, and total tax 47 cents on the hundred dollars The taxables for the above named township are as follows: Total valuation of lands and improvements Total va nation of personal property . 177,865 Valuation of railroads, express companies. Palace car companies, telegraph lines, telephone lines. < tc. etc, (Estimated from last jear’s tax duplicate.) $630,290 Amount of credit on account of mortgage exemption 25 O' Net taxable property of township $605,145 D. MATTOX. Trustee. Dated Aug. 1. 1904. Expenditures and tax levies FOR T IE YEAR 19(5 The trustee of Hartford township. Adams county, proposes for the yearly expenditures and tax levies by the Advisory Board at its annual meeting to be held at the schoolhouse ot school district No. . on the day of . 1904. commencing at — o’clock a. m . the following estimates and amounts for said year: 1. Township expenditures $703 92. and township tax. 8 cents on thehundred dollar*. Local tuition expenditures $1759.81. and tax 20 cents on the hundred dollar*. 3 Special school t«x expenditures $1,583.62 and tax 18 cents on the hundred dolUrs 4. Road tax expenditures $1,055.88, and tax 12 cents on the hundred dollars. 5 Additional road tax expenditures $527.94 and tax 6 cents on the hundred dollars. Total expenditures $5 631.17 and total tax 64 cents on the hundred dollars. The taxables of the above named township are as follows: Total valuation of lands and improvements $494,385 Total valuation of personal property 403.275 $897,660 Amount of oredit on account of mortgage exemption 18.755 Net taxable property of township $879,905 Number of polls. 258. SAMUEL OPLIGER. Trustee. Dated Aug. 1, WO4, EXPENDITURES’ A ND TAX LEVIES FOR THE YEAR 1905 The trustee of Union township, Adams county, proposes for the yearly expenditures and tax levies by the advisory board at its snnual meeting, to be held at the residence of the township trustee’s, on the 6th day of September. 1904, commencing at 1 o’clock p in., the following estimates and amounts for said year: Township expenditures $826.68. and towncl p tax. 15 cents on the hundred dollars. 2- Local tuition expenditures $385.78, and tax. 7 cents on the hundred dollars, 3. Special school tax expenditures $2204.50. and tax, 40 cents on the hundred dollars. 4 Road tax expenditures $551.12, and tax, 10 cents on the hundred dollars 5. Bridge road tax expenditures $551.12, and tax. 10 cents on the hundred dollars, 6. Poor expenditures for preceding vear, 55 11. and tax 1 cent on the hundred dollars. Total expendituress4s74.3l. and total tax. 83 cents on the hundred dollars. The taxables of the above named township are as follows: Total valuation of lands and improvement $ 590 675 Total valuation of personal property 144,300 Amount of credit on account of mortgage exemption $ 39,550 Net taxable property of township . $ 551.125 FRED KOLDBWEY. Trustee. Dated July 30,1904,

At station IM pins 75 feet a 10 inch sewer os inch long At stati .it 1~ plusßßfeet a I>> in<- b k . At station I'-'T plu- 33 feet a3O inch sewer - feet ong At station 203 plus «o feet a 38 inch sewei -s feet lou. WELLS. CONNECTIONS, LOCATION’S There shall wells or slit holes placed on the* toex tend eighteen (IS) Said wells to he built ol the be t hard burnt brick the side drains. lnCl £id™X‘robelaid™ut In rand aSd X»?r£r as herewtore specified for ntasonn | WOr &i<l wells to be not less than two feet in diameter at the bottom and arched at the top so thscontractor to furnish ali tile for the connections, no tile to be Ute al o »dwells At station 27 plus 50 2 wells At stHt on 43 plus *3 2 wells At station 52 ulus hi. 2 webs At station 7 plus o<b ~ wells At station 107 plus '■»>. 2 wells At station 107 plus 90. 2 "eIH At station 123 plus 50. 1 well At station 157 piu* 00, 2 wells At station 164 plus 75, 2 wells At station 183 plus 33. 2 wells STIPULATIONS, The work as it progresses will be laid out by the engineer and -takes tby hi P,e T h r : e coniractor shall levpl down all banka, ete.. caused by putting in any bridges or Ca Tb d e lat D . y riaU fLr‘Various improvements shall be on the ground before the old materl^‘XnS d at station 73 plus N) is to be taken out is to be placed at the side of the road and to become-tn p t j H . contractor and sewer tile at culverts that is now in on th s road shall be taaen out dj uk i placed to one side ot the road, the same to be •otne th. pr. p endent reserve the right The board ot county commissioners, the engineer and superinien materla i 9 so Conto inspect the materials used and condemn the same ''® c ® ‘ v tlme j n the construedetuned shall be removed from the right-of-way and notused.it any time in tiOn C^S ,d s , “OTdm t arks. etc., must be respected by the contractor while making said imP lt°i's e expressly understood that the contractor is not comp dleq to P y Pi’nVicposts verts, bridges or approaches at any private iane- ng road etc and « a s.ed improper similar matter that may be within the limits of the’ r ’* r '' having hos sufficient notice, mentis not removed by the party to whom they belong, alter liaiiQgn.a sunn. then the contractor shall remove the same. ..scenting said road the contracIt is expressly understool that when the timetoo me* for•. iccep > mg sa d wjth tne tor shall have the side drains in g >od condition and to comply in an p Bpe^e < ?he“ ewers find that the above work would Ik of public benefit and utility, and we find no claims for damages whatever. PAYMENTS. All payments for said improuements will be paid for as specifiedin an. J ll ® Assembly of the State of Indiana, concerning the construction of gratel ai roads, approved March 9,1903. (See Acts 1903. page ESTIMATES. Total length of proposed improvement 21.400 feet, or 4.05 miles. Number of yards of stone for road Number ot yards of stone for bridge approaches .... P" Number of yards of stone lor connections at station iv< 2 Total yards for improvement 7253 yards at 95c for stone * ..i.. 7253 yards at 85c for hauling k a 7253 yards at 10c for spreaclng goo oo Grading. imo on Cast iron sewers and bulkheads Wells and connections ... xa* iSuperintendents and all other expenses Total » 16 ’ 862 70 The following real estate is assessed as benefited: NAMES. DESCRIPTION, I AMOT John Stepler ne ne sec 3 to 26 r 13 40 acres »b 0 00 • • se ne sec 3 tp2h rl3 4u acres - Im 00 Rudolph Bentz nw ne sec 3 tp 26 r 13 *) a W •• sw ne sec Btp26 r 1.140 a ‘T; L. Edward Beiitz eptne nw sec 3tp#> r 13 30)4 a 6, .4 Catherine Maley n pt nf nw sec 3 tp 26 r 13 31 a■» Adeline Bowman ne se sec 3 tp 2b r 13 40 a no w Isaac J Bowman se se sec 3 tp 26 r 13 40 a 1.0 00 William Presdorf nw se sec 31 p r 1340 a MJ W William Yager ne sw sec 3 tp 26 r 13 40 a 90 W •• “ se sw sec 3 tp 26 r 13 40 a w w Godfrey Roach se nw sec 3 t p 26 r 13 40 a 90(0 •* •• s pt sw nw sec 3 tp 26jr 13 10 a r- 50 Vincent D Bell’ ne ne sec 10 tp 26 r 13 40 a 1.0 00 “ •* se ne sec 10 tp 2b r 13 35 a 148.5 *. “ nw ne sec 10 tp 26 r 1340 a 1; 30 00 •. •» sw ne sec 10 tp 26 r 18 35 a 113 .5 Oral Gillom sw sw sec 3tp 2# r 13 40 a . 50 00 “ n pt sw nw sec 3 tp 2b r 13 30 a .** »• “ s pt nw nw sec 3 tp 26 r 13 25 a 3125 “ *• ’ pt ne nw sec 3 tp 26 r 13 4*4 a 11 12 Andrew Mertz ne ne sec 10 tp « r 13 40 a 90 00 •* •• se nw sec 10 tp 26 r 13 40 a 90 00 J acob Tonner nw nw sec 10 tp 26 r 1340 a 50 00 •• •• sw nw sec 10 tp 26 r 1340 a 50 00 Mathias Witzerman ne se sec 10 tp 26 r 13 40 a 17u 00 “ •• se se sec 10 tp 26 r 13 40 a l"0 00 Ulrich Rienhart ne sw sec 10 tp 26 r 13 40a 90 00 •• se sw sec 10 tp 2b r 13 40 a 90 00 David Leby nwswsec 10 tp26r 13 40 a 50 00 •• “ sw sw 4ec 10 tp 26 r 13 40 a 50 00 Ulrich Neuenschwander nw se sec 9 tp 26 r 13 40 a 20 00 •» “ sw se sec 9 tp 2b r 14 40 a 20 00 “ “ e hf nw ne sec 16 tp 26 r 13 20 a 10 00 Fred Bieberstien ne sw sec 9 tp26 r 13 40 a 10 00 “ nw sw sec 9 tp 26 r 13 40 a 6 00 Daniel Neuenschwander sw sw sec 9 tp 26 r 13 40 a 10 00 sw sw sec 9 tp 26 r 1340 a 6 00 Mary A Hartman ne ne sec 16 tp 26 r 13 40 a 40 on John Kiper se se sec 16 tp 26 r 13 40 a 4000 “ •• csw se sec 16 tp26 r 14 40 a 20 00 .* “ n pt ne ne sec 21 tp 26 r 13 16 a 16 00 ** “ ne pt nw ne sec 21 tp 26 r 13 14 a 7 00 Daniel Neuenschwander w nw ne sec 16 tp 26 r 13 20 a 10 ou Daniel Swartz ! ne nw spc lb tp 26 r 1340 a . 10 00 •• •• ' nw nw sec 16 tn 26 r 1340 a 600 Tobias Stephler se nw sec 16 tp 26 r 13 40 a io no “ “ I sw nw sec 16 tp 26 r 1340 a 6 00 Daniel Stepbier.. ne sw sec 16 tp 26 r 1340 a ' 10 00 “ •• se sw sec 16 tp 26 r 13 40 r In 00 Jacob .1 Moser nw sw sec 16 tp 26 r 13 40 a 6 no Peter Meyer shf sw sw sec 16 tp 26 r 13 20 a 3 00 John Buhler s hf nw ne sec 21 tp 26 r 1320 a 10 00 Peter Meyer se ne sec 211 p26r13 40 a 40 on •• •• eptsw ne sec 21 tp.26 r 1315 a 750 Chris, Lugibill n pt sw ne sac 21 tp 26 r 13 9 a 4 50 John W Collins nw se sec 14 tp 26 r 13 4'» a 9o oo “ •* sw se sec 14 tp 26 r 13 40 a ' »n 00 “ “ ne se sec 14 tp 26 r 13 40 a 50 00 “ “ se se sec 14 tp 25 r 13 49 a 50 00 John Buhler nw nw sec 23 tp 16 r [3 40 a 170 00 •* sw nw sec 23 t p 26 r 13 40 a 170 00 “ “ nenwsec23tp 6 r 13 40 a 130 00 “ se nw sec 23 tp 26 r 13 40 a 130 00 Samuel Seagrist nw ne sec 23 tp 26 r 1340 a 90 00 •• •• ne ne sec 23 tp 26 r 134 i a 50 00 Beniamin F Wiley nw sw sre 23 tp 26 r 13 40 a 170 00 - •• sw sw sec 23 tp 26 r 1340 a 170 00 “ “ ne sw sec 23 tp *'6 r 13 40 a 130 00 “ se sw sec 23 tp 26 rl3so a 130 00 Anna and George Marshall nw se sec 23 tp 26 r 13 40 a 90 00 *• “ *• sw se sec 23 tp 26 r 13 40 a 90 00 “ “ “ “ ne sc-sec 23 tp 26 r 13 40 a 50 00 Jacob Stiener sw se sec 23 t p 26 r 13 40 a 50 00 s hf sw s hf sw sec 24 tp 26 r 13 40 a 30 00 “ “ s hf n hf s hf sw of sec 24 tp 26 rl3 20 a 15 00 Peter F Moser mid pt e ht sw sec 24 tp 26 r 13 20 a 10 00 •* •• sw se sec 24 tp 26 r 13 40 a 10 00 “ “ se se sec 24 tp26 r 13 40 a 6 00 Joseph Rich nw nw sec 24 tp 26 r 13 40 a 40 00 •• “ sw nw sec 24 tp26 r 1340 a 40 00 “ “ n w sw sec 24 tp 26 r 13 40 a 40 00 “ “ n pt ne sw sec 24 tp 26 r 13 30 a 15 00 “ “ n pt sw sw sec 34 tp 26 r 13 10 a 10 00 “ “ sw ne sec 1 tp 26 r 13 40 a 10 00 “ “ pt w hf se sec 1 tp 26 r 13 J a 25 Peter D Roth ne ne sec 24 tp 26 r 13 40 a 20 00 “ •* se nw sec 24 tp 26 r 13 40 a 20 00 Isacc J Bowman sw se sec 2 tp 26 r 13 40 a 90 00 “ “ nw nw sec 11 tp 26 r 13 40 a 170 00 *• •* e hf nw ne see 11 tp 26 r 13 20 a 45 00 “ “ w pt ne ne sec 11 tn 26 r 13 24 a j-o 00 Simon Smith se se sec 2 tp 26 r .3 40 a 50 00 “ - ne se sec 2 tp 26 r 13 40 a 50 00 “ “ e pt ne ne sec 11 tp 26 r 13 16 a 20 00 Meyer ne nw sec 11 tp 26 r 13 40 a 130 00 J jshua'Rohr sw nw sec 11 tp 26 r 1340 a 170 (A) “ se nw sec 11 tp 26 r 13 40 a 130 00 “ “ nw sw sec 11 tp 26 r 13 40 a 170 <0 “ “ sw sw sec 11 tp 26 r 13 40 a 170 00 Andrew Rinhart sw ne sec 11 tp 2o r 13 40 a 90 00 •• •• w hf nw ne sec 11 tp 26 r 13 20 a 45 00 Ferdnand Kluckman se ne sec 11 tp 26 r 13 40 a 50 00 Noah Moser ne sw sec 11 tp 26 r 13 40 a 130 00 •• “ se sw sec 11 tp26 r 1340 a 130 00 Julius Erhart nw se sec 11 tp 26 r 13 40 a 90 00 “ •• sw se sec 11 tp 26 r 13 40 a y* 00 Daniel Kipfer ne se sec 11 tp26 r 13 40 a 50 00 “ se se see 11 tp 26 r 13 40 a 50 00 John Bietler nw nw sec 14 tp 26 rl3 39H a 167 87 “ “ n hf sw nw sec 14 tp 26 r 13 20 a 85 00 Alfred Kohler ne nw sec 14 tp26 r 13 40 a 130 00 •• •• se nw sec 14 tp 26 r 13 40 a 130 00 Ephriam Kipfer nw ne sec 14 tp 26 r 13 40 a 90 00 ” Qsw ne sec 14 tp 26 r 13 40 a 90 00 Peter Kloppenstien ne ne sec 14 tp 26 r 13 40 a 50 00 “ “ se ne-sec 14 tp 26|r 13 40 a.. 50 00 Christ J Gerber s hf sw nw sec 14 tp 26 r 13 20 a 85 00 “ nw sw sec 14 tp 26 r 13 40 a 170 00 “ “ sw sw sec 14 tp 26 r 13 40 a.. 170 00 “ “ ne sw sec 14 tp 26 r 13 40 a 130 00 “ se sw sec 14 tp 26 r 13 40 a 1:30 00 Jacob Falk pts paw ne sec 21 tp 26 r 13 6 a 3 00 John Lobsigec- w pt sw ne sec 21 tp26 r 13 9 a 4 50 “ * “ eptse nw sec 21 tp 26 rl3lO a t 250 Dallas G M Trout ne nw sec 21 tp 26 r 13 40 a 10 00 “ •* ‘1 nw nw sec 21 t. 26 r 1340 a 600 “ •• “ mid pt s hf nw sec 21 tp 26 r 13 35 a 6 35 Fred Hake w pt s hf nw sec 21 tp 26 r 1318a 2 70 “ •• nese sec 21 t n 26 r 18 40 a 40 00 Adam Gillium nw se sec 21 tp26 r 13 40 a... 20 00 nw sw sec 21 tp 26 r 13 40 a— 10 60 Fred C Rinehart sw se sec 21 tp 26 r 13 40 a 20 00 Chris Meshberger se sw sec 21 tp 26 r 13 40 a 10 00 •- •• s pt w hf sw sec 21 tp 26 r 13 8 a 120 Willis Jones nw 3w sec 21 Fredrick Rubener nw nw sec 2 tp 26 r 1340 a . 170 00 •• fia ne nw sec 2tp 26 r 1340 a 130 00 Harman Jach s pt sw nw sec 2 tp 26 r 13 8U a 97 5q Ferdnand Jack nptsw nw sec 2 tp26 rl3lO a— 32 50 “ •• sw nw sec 2 tp 26 r 13 40 a 90 CO •• “ s pt nw ne sec 2 tp 26 r 13 5 a 1125

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Eli E. " oa hl* * * Clara L. ” - (heirs at law of Paul D. Hoffman, deceased) Jacob M. ” Lueinda E. ” .... Bessie M. ” -1 Eliza Hartman -.- ne ne s2tp26r 13 40 a ” i se ne a2tp26r 13 40 a ’s° Fred Kohler sene sls tp26 r 1340 a J't’jjj sw ne s 15 tp 26 r 13 40 a l>o 00 Andrew Berisjh ne nw s 15 tp 26 r 13 40 a 00 ” se nw s 15 tp 26 r 13 40 aL" 1 11"' 1 " Louisa ne s? s 15 tp26 r 13 4‘» a w John W. Sm th ne ne 522tp26r13 40 a. •' se ne a22 tp 26 r 13 40 a 1 ” . sw ne a22 tp26 r 1340 a l;j0w ” e pt nw sw s 22 tp 26 r 13 15 a ■- 1 Harmon O. Reed ne nw 8 22 tp 26 r 13 40 a 00 ” se nw s 22 tp 26 r 13 4 • a ” nw nw s22tp26r 13 40 a Y . *’ e pt sw nw s 22 tp 26 r 13 14 a >» William & Susan Eminenhizer w pt sw nw a 22 tp 26 r 13 20 a S ” nw sw 8 22 tp 26 r 13 38 a J* ” w pt nw :>w s 22 tp 26 r 13 26 a 1 ?' Anna Moser sw se s 22 tp 26 r 13 38 a •’ nw se s 22 tp 26 r 13 38 a ™ John J. Swartz nhi'sw nw s 15 tp 26 r 18 20 a shfswnws 15tp26r13 20a - nw sw s 15 tp 26 r 13 40 a . ” pt ne ne 8 21 to 26 r 13 5 a ® [{{ Joel Baumgartner nw nw s 15 tp 26 r 13 40 a , ' ! ne sw slstp26r 13 <0 a ;J[ n pt sw sw s 15 tp 26 r 13 30 a - s pt ne ne s 21 tp 26 r 13 6 a Benjamin ” se bw slstp26r 13 40 a • JJ! e pt sw sw s 15 tp 26 r 13 16 a w pt sw se s 15 tp r 13 6 a. w hf nw ne s 22 ip 26 r 13 20 a '2 pt ne ne s 21 tp 2ft r 13 7 a u' S Samuel ” e pt nw se s 15 tp 26 r 13 34 a ept sw sea 15 tp 26 r 1333 a p ~ mid pt nw ne s 22 tp 26 r 13 10 a , ... Nichlos Maurer.| s hf n hf sw sw s 16 tp 26 r 13 10 a Samuel Baumgartner ... pt ne ne s2ltp26r 13 6 a . Ellis Jones se se s 21 tp 26 r 13 40 a 7 ■ sw sw 522tp26 rl3 38a ” ' se bw s22tp26r 13 38 a !-)•>» Rosella Lichtv Mary Anna Klopfenstien.. Lydia Fulk . . Amelia Oxburger.. Sadie Ashbaugher (heirs at law of Christ Ashbaucher, deceased ! ; Arnold ” Lando •” Melina ” i nw se slotp 26 r 1340 a ! > mi I sw se slotp 26 rl34u a /inti ne ne a 15 tp 26 r 13 40 a. ; I nw ne slstp 26 r 1840 a *2 —I sw nw s2tp26r 13 40 a 11— Respectfully Submitted F. W, CHRISTIANER, - Viewers SYLVESTER PONTIUS, I G, E. MC KEAN, Engineer. Subscribed and sworn to before me this first day of July, 1904. ABE BOCH, Auditor of Adams county

Gravel Road Notice Notice is hereby given to, John Stepler. Rudolph Bentz. Edward Bentz. Catherine Maley, Oral Gillom, Adeline Bowmaon, Isaac J. Bowman. William Presdorf, William l ager, Godfrey Roach. Vincent D. Bell, Oral Gillom. Andrew Mertz, Jacob Tonner. Mathias Uitzerman. Cirich Rienhart, David Liby, Ulrich Neunschwander, Fred Biederstien. Dani-1 >*"' enschwander. Mary A Hartman, John Kiper, Daniel Neuenschwander, Daniel bwartz. Tobias Stephler, Daniel Stephler, Jacob J. Moser. Peter Meyer. John Buhler, Peter Mejer. Christ Luglbill. John W. Coldns, John Buhler. Samuel Seagrist, Benjamin F. Wiley. Anna and George Marhal). Jacob Stiener Peter!'. Moser, Joseph Rich. Peter D. Roth. Isaac JBowman. Simon Smith. Henry Meyer. Joshua Rohr. Andrew Rlnhart. Ferdnand Kluckman. Noah Moser, Julius Erhari. Daniel Klpfer. John Bittier. Alfred Kohler. Ephriam Kipjor Peter Kloppenstien. Christ J, Gerber. Jacob Falk. John Lobsiger. Dallas G. M Front. 1? tea Hieke, Adam Gillom. Fred C. Rienhart, Christ Meshberger. Ellis Jones, Fredric Hubener, Harman Jack, Ferdnand Jack, William Adler. Albert Walters. Peter B. Baumgartner. Charles H. Walters, John Warner. Mathias Kacher, John M. Kacher Gideon Gerber. MC Minger, John Mailer Peter Stfler. Enoch Stepler. Peter S. Stepler, John Tanner, Pau beisei John Gerber. Jeff Gerber. Joel J. Zifler, Ulric Kipfer, Jacob Wulliman. Jabob Bracket Jr.. A- Meyer, John A. Amstutz. Jacob Neuhhuser Jr.. Leuis A Strong. John I ucm. William Fouchs. John Rich. Micheal Heneford. George E Schlegenhfuf. Jacob P- v* 0 ??, stien. Henry E. Robinson. Anna B. Smith. Edward Marschaud. Edward and Samantha MarMbaud, John Smith. William G. Smith. William H. Bollinger. Laurence Bittier. Washington Wolfe, John D. Engle. William Kiepfer* Joel U. Kiefer. Sahle. Sarah E. Hoffman- r. E Hoffman. Noah H. Hoffman. Clara L. Hoffman. Jacob M. Hoffman. Lucinda E. noffmgBessie M. Hoffman, Eliza Hartman, heirs at law of Paul D. Hoffman, deceased; Fred Konie , Andrew Bertsch, Louisa Zougg, John W. Smith. Harmon O. Reed. William and Susan | Eminenbizer. Anna Moser. John J. Swartz. Joel Baumgartner. Benjamin Baumgart* l i . , Samuel Baumgartner. Nichlos Maurer, Rosella Lichty. Mary Anna Klopfenstien. LV i F. u k * Amelia Oxburger, Sadie Ashbaugher. Arnold Ashbaugher. Lando Ashbaugne • Melinda Ashbaugher. , DESCRIPTION Conmencing at the northeast c >rner of section three (3) in township twenty-six P ! north, range thirteen (its) • s’. in Adams county, Indiana running thence south on the s tion line between sections two (2) a« d three (3), and ten (10 and eleven (11). and fourteen , and fifteen (15). and twenty-two (22) and twenty-three (23) to the southeast corner of seen i twenty-two (22) and there to terminate. Tne same being 4.05 miles in length. ' That the viewers heretofore appointed by the board of commissioners, of Adams county’ i Indiana, in the said French Township Macadam Road, free gravel road proceedings, to app- ( tion the estimates and expenses of the improvement upon the real estate embraced JP . order of said board to make the improvement according to the benefits to be derive'’ tne i from, have filed their report in said proceedings, setting forth the description of «I 151 . ( affected and assessed by and for the construction of said free gravel road, as well a* i n * mes the owners of all such real estate, and that said report is file in the :iUGI # > omen for the inspection and use of all parties concerned, and that fje commission*' *■' Adams county. Indiana, will meet at the auditor’s office in tne court bouse in the < t j ) Decatur, Adams county. WONDrtY, «UG«JST 15, IQO4 J to hear said report and any and all objections thereto, if there be any. > I ABE BOCH, Auditor.