Jasper County Democrat, Volume 20, Number 81, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 9 January 1918 — Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 [ADVERTISEMENT]

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NOTICE OF DITCH PETITION. To Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given that a ditch petition has been filed with the clerk of the Circuit Court of Benton county, Indiana, and that the petitioners in said petition have fixed on the 12th day of February, 1918, as the time for docketing said petition. Therefore this notice is given to all the following named land owners and corporations of the filing of said petition and the day set for docketing the same: Barnhard Alberts, Rosa Alberdmg, Henry C. Beeks, Henry Beckley, David A. Bickel whose only heirs are Mary A. Bickel, Agnes Bickel, Jason Bickel, David Bickel, Elsie Bickel and Ruth O’Connor, Samuel Belsey, Thomas Blake, Blanche Burger, Clarence I. Babb. Albert J. Bellows, Edward D. Bellows, George Bartee, Charles Bullis, Nellie Bullis, Edward M. Brown, Thomas Blair, Webster Bowdy, Cynthia Barnett, Cynthia A. Barnett, August Burnhardt, William Barnett, Jasper Barnett, Joe Barnett, Dexter Barnett, Cora Baken, Lucy Baken, Hattie Baken, George Besse, Keever Clymer, Chris Christenson, Martin Cain, Charles Dluzak, Joseph Dluzak, P. E. DuCharme, Fred J. Deno, Joseph Deno, Henry Denp, Clarence A' Doland, Philip Davis, Martha C. French, Sarah B. French, Mike Foley, John Ferguson, Lotis G. Frankowaik, James H. Green, Samuel S. Galbraith, Charles S. Galbraith, Albina Galbraith, Clara Goodrich, George Gibb, James H. Glass, Joseph Graham, Peter Geib, Henry Gilkerson, William Gladden, Myrtle E. Gladden, Albert Gray, Edward Gray, Edward Y. Gray, John W. Garber, Joseph E. Garber, Elmira Hart, Sterry G. Hand, George Hardy, Henry C. Harris, Samuel Huggins, Margaret Mabel Harris, Joseph Hall, Jr., Lewis W. Hunt, C. I. Mcßeynolds, George Hensler, Christian Hensler, Charles L. Hensler, John G. Hardebeck, Florence M. Johnson, Margaret Jordan, Edgar O. Jordan, Tabitha B. Jordan,

Mary A. Jordan, John jordan, Howard B. Jones, Dexter R. Jones, Alice A. Jones, Fannie Kay, Pearl Green, John Keller, John F. Kelley, Philip Knochel, John Q. A. Lamborn, Jena B. Lamborn, Brown Lamborn, Merle Lamborn, Goldie Didlake, Charles Lucterhand, David Lamie, Mary Lamie, James V. Lilves, Henry Misher, George H. May, Martha E. Mathew, Rachel Milligan, Jacob May, Claude W. May, Charles V. May, Robert W. May, Patrick J. McLaughlin, Susan McQuegg, Clarissa Mitchell, William T. Myers, Mary S. Myers, Ross Myers, Emma Wortley, Dick H. Myers, Rebecca McQueen, Lillie A. Medworth, John G. Morris, Andrew Nussbaum, Catherine Nafzinger, John M. Ott, John J. Porter, Burdett Porter, Thomas A. Porter,Dollie Porter, Jacob Rich, Charles Robinson, Laura M. Robinson, William E. Scott, Isaac Shannon, John Rodifer, Charles Spenard, Irene M. Smalley, William C. Smalley, Meddie Sigo, Moses Sigo, Charles Sigo, Rosa Sigo, John Schneider, Sr., John Schneider, Jr., William Sandmyer, Henry. Stitz, Fred Shoenbeck, Thomas Smock, Margaret' EX Sp'Srrard-,-Amelia Sawyer, Albert P. Swartzell, Maggie Kersten Swartzel, G. F. Schuster, Bertha Jt Teter, John R. Wilson, Ella Wilson, Ona Bellows, Jacob Wasner, Max Weller, Mary C. Wetherell, John M. Young, Joel Zinser, Martha Zinser, Clara Tyler, Harvey D. Zinser, Mary Welsh, Caroline Winsor, Reuben Zimmerman, Tillie Zimmerman, Hall Zimmerman, Harry L. Zimmerman, Laura M. Junk, Daisy DeVoogt, The Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Co., Carpenter Civil Township (Burdett Porter, Trustee,) for the benefit of highways, Jordan Civil Township (John Kohloif, Trustee,) for the benefit of highways. The corporation of the town of Remington; that your lands are described in said petition as effected by said proposed drainage. That said petition asks for the construction of an open ditch upon and along the following described route, tbwit:

Commencing at a point in Carpenter’s Creek, about 65 rods east of the center of Section 18, in Township 26 north. Range 7 west, in Benton county, Indi-i ana, and running from thence in a northeasterly direction, following as nearly as practicable the line of said Carpenter’s Creek, across Sections 18, 17, 8 and 9 in Township 26 north, Range 7 west in Benton county, Indiana, thence continuing 1 in a southeasterly direction, following the line of said Carpenter’s Creek, across Sections 10, 15 and 14, In Township 26 north, Range 7 west, in Benton county, Indiana, to a point in said Carpenter’s Creek, which is about 40 rods west of the northeast corner of said Section 14, in said Township 26 north} Range 7 west, in said Benton county, Indiana, and thence continuing in a northeastely direction, along the line of said Carpenter’s Creek, across Sections 11 and 12, and one, in Township 26 north, Range 7 west, in said Benton county, Indiana, to the County Line between Jasper and Beni ton counties, and thence continuing ,in a northeasterly direction, following the line of said Carpenter’s Creek, across Sections 36 and 25, in Township '27 north, Range 7 west and Section 30, in Township 27 north, Range 6 west, in Jasper county, Indiana, to a point in said Carpenter's Creek near the Northeast Corner of the Northwest Quarter of said section 30, in Township 27 north, Range 6 west, in Jasper county, Indiana, and thence continuing in a northwesterly direction, following the line of said Carpenter’s Creek, across Section 19, in Township 27 north. Range 6 west, Sections 24 and 13, 12, 11 and 2, in Township 27 north, Range 7 west, in Jasper county, Indiana, to a point in said Carpenter’s Creek which is about 50 rods west of the Northeast Corner of said section 2, in Township 27 north, Range 7 west, in Jasper county, Indiana, which point is in the line dividing said Carpenter Township from said Jordan Township, in said Jasper county, Indiana, and thence continuing in a northwesterly direction, following the line of said Carpenter’s Creek, to a point in said Carpenter’s Creek, which is about 1150 feet north and 400 feet east of the Center of Section 35, in Township 28 north, Range 7 west, in said Jordan "Township, -Jasper, county, Indiana, where the same will have a good and sufficient outlet in said Carpenter’s FRANK KUBOSKI, JOHN V. BARTOO, G. D. LAMBERT, JACOB VILLINSKI, JAMES BULLIS, PHILIP KNOCHEL. Elmore Barce, P. R. Blue and Jasper Guy & Co., Attorneys.