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Home My WebLink About18790005.tiffimmommimmmmw NN 100/84 Co. Rd. # 45 7/21/1879 Petition to open road: Petition Begin N. corner between S. 2 & 3 Book 2, page 283 T 6 R 65, thence South & North 1/3/1881 Order changed to read 30' Order instead of 40'. Mr. A. D. Preston Book 2, page 351 gave 30' instead of 40' . In 7/1879. 7/15/1886 Begin S. corner between Sec. 22 & 23 Petition T 7, R 65; thence North Book 4, page 245 Petition to open road: Begin between Sec. 2 & 3 T 7 R 65 1/6/1888 Overseeroorderdd to open road Bookc5,opage 31 4/19/1889 Open road as traveled. Not on Granted Section line. B6k 5, page 207 1891-1892 Correspondence regarding placing monuments at Sections corners. 7/8/92 Setting Monuments to mark corners of Sec. 10, 11, 14 and 15 T 7 R 65 W Book 6, page 265 5/3/1963 Petition to vacate road: Commencing at intersection of SH 263 and Co Rd in Sec 3, T5, R65; North 350 feet. see Book 32 page 266 10/1972 Petition for paving beginning at the NW corner of S23 and running South 3 miles all in R65 T7 (no action) 5/9/1979 Petition to pave Smiles Beg. SE Cor S15 (SH392) North 3 miles of NE Cor 502:045 S3 (Rd 74) - Denied 5/19/1986 Purchase of ROW in NWT, 511, T5N, Recorded in B1114 R65W - Elmer H. 6 Alice V. Jones Rec #02055506 7/7/1986 Purchase of ROW in NEB, S10, T5N, Recorded in B1123 R65W - Rose Bonertz Rec. #02064798 /e- ; ` 4/25/83 Denial of Request to abandon 1500 FP on WCR 45, South of WCR 62. 5/19/1986 Agreement for ROW, 510, T5N, R65W Rec. Bk 1114 #02055506 Elmer H. & Alice -V. Jones 7/7/1986 Agreement for ROW, S11, T5N, R65 W Rec. 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'41ee o ,Cea-4,. /89J' � 2, t& C�4 -t-w4 4 efirn2/Ley- 2 c Ofril fricy 9/1/(O-U-eito' r f / // — / 1C' - 5 4cp c41— X61 iar apetee-c eft- 6 o za t /f cb`-v/ S 6— 2.--- Jr to S ck J Til CI p ti •[ • F • .I 4 f r I- s) • 0 sa • r A •' C • fe .r 6 • I. V ♦ • P of • 0 i • A� St So ✓ . � F T $ fir Ca et$ S 0 AD -34 c0 OS cl la ca esb r-4411 in L IS ea et Ce I jr;H-- ra __________00.0....."......e...0.......NA O2 o eatitt •s • • V, 2 o a -ll Y, 041 G' t Oa CO t' rA rl is Nilikk sus • S‘. M,o I. �S - - 1 To the Honorable Board of County Commissioners of Weld Co. Gentlemen:- I herewith submit the following report. I have this day planted a Monument to mark the corner of Sections 10, 11, 14 and 15, T. 7 N. R.65 W. of the 6th, P.M. Said Monument being a Warry 'stane 18'x 5'x 5', set 14' in the ground, and was set in the exact location of morner fence post,described in report 016 survey, dated Dec. 24th, 1891. as marking the corner of the above named sections. Said Monument was set in the presence of D. Hodgson and Geo. Ito Williams. Respectfully submitted. Dated at Greeley, Colo, this 8th, day of July, A.D. 1892. r CM-- • I i Qr ,' 1 c7 a , Z.7 7 <26F- Yit-la,,, r • - / ' r A a- -� C_G n ,n—c1 rZe - 4_,, T a a`y- re-Al' . --)- _e -- 1<7 r>00---- _e (t-ne-or "c-- - O_,-fin----7-Le----„„o a z g cat-e---,9/1 /eae'xil y oa-e-P fa-c< /o 2 ' Q ' j Q 6?-t- - wP • _ /J 9S C'Y7----t2-e �'.o �- 4ate.a /die/ GO-7,4C ?xelL K7n-Q-afi . -p g Cri -- gi .6?7 rf-:;2 "tel- -2Cr0--A aKtr °o/c rr YiWItC Z,ej„r. . & co,- La /7 Are co,r, Leta . Z /9 /lto-!' Z / 9 ,e , —41-er M, M ; car- z �- g t- . — i -aPc tis 4 -- yy C r- a-t 1 eLt- /1 S ir- z 2-. .8 IV' . iv 9 I 8 w- _ ' ') tom / C is — 414' " 4 �Gr ,, �'' /r- /1/4r-le , e/ t' Z 9 e 4 Lj I ,�_ /y‘ ortj arena deed 'try CriC+yw e"` be, a a.. — : ,mar = .. mss!. Ja( - �9 >c / a. X / tee( cu- s e hG � L. >pc e.. 4.4 geed 4'ko- .t. cam-- yy er 2 ... Z 2 e r r/14 bJvke-Q- Stele,tA, 06Z5 .c. / s— x /S- 2A— f--- Cene,- — a O( rece a* rns4-0 - a,1 % C,-,o S' 45 h .cam-, Jr &tt �..r •�l-lo�-L� �' X J Lox -eas- ler ea,,A) _c S-9 3 J e �}"�r..)-i / V h'' - t- -ate Le- 2. & ettaAoct f 4r ME / y "i /00/gu $c-a a. e°a 6'(A a cad- /L - ' , /O-6'1/44 g �� 72-•-e.,e7 r767 4/. de/ / _ E. C. HUMPHREY. '^ W. F. ROWDY. BV PV LYOP GONE AL. CHILF CLifN. ;19 q t,.it 11 merit of Hit 3nIntiort co (2d NS- GENERAL LAND OFFICE, OFFICE OF U. S. SURVEYOR GENERAL, DISTRICT OF COLORADO, �en2e2 -.Tall. -27_, '91---, 'd9 F P. Frost, Esq. , Clerk, County Court, Greeley, Col. Sir; In oampliance with your letter of the 28th inst. , I forward you by to-day's mail, certified copy of plat of T/p 7 N.R. 85 W. The bill for same will be $3.00 Respectfully, t C1 L z ., {e/.. j' � rveyor t#eneral ae/ u si • • . , ' • . • • II yam ,.o -, 0 , H ,i;<,.. u h z , °u I� v..5. 0 U i Ii , i 1 .v a? ' e , ecv .o ar Fort Collins, Colo, Jan. 7th. 1892 • To the Honorable Board of County Commissioners, Weld County. Gentlemen: I am in receipt of your favor of the 5th. inst. ordering me to set those corners at, once and thus save trouble. Perhaps a word in explanation would be very proper just here. In accordance with your desire, I loaded some stones into a buggy and went up into that country with the intention of setting them. I called on Frank Doke, to let him know what I was going to do, He was absent from home. I next called on Mr. Wyatt to get him to go with me to set the stones. He was just about, to start out after some cattle, so could not go with me . While talking with Mr. Wyatt, Mr. James Russell, passed I told him what I was going to do, and wished him to be present when the stones were set. He was on his way to town, and could not possibly be there. Ithen went to see Mr. Ca1.;Thomas, to get him to assist me a :nd to be a witness of my work. He was in Greeley. Under the circumstances I deemed it inadvisable to set any stones that day, as I had either seen or called at the residence of each of the interested parties, and was unable to get any one to go with me and witness the work. I ha e^the subject of resurveys some thought, and to that particular case I have given a good deal of study, and I fail to see where the matter, from the Countys standpoint, would be strenghtened by my setting stones in places already marked, in two instances by stones„ and the third by a corner brace post of a fence, AS I view the matter, it would take a / 0r/ c'/ lawsuit to force any one to adopt a corner or line which they did not wish to recognise as their boundary. If the County is forced into a suit in this matter, it would be more difficult to explain, under cross examination, the reason for setting new corners in the place of the old, than it would to explain why those corners were held to be the true corners of the sections in questions You would have to prove by testimony that the new corners were placed in presisely the same location as the old, you would then still have to prove that the old corners were in the exact location s the government corners, You have thus weakened your case by adding; an unnecessary link to your chain of evidence. Please lay this matter of my report of the survey, and this letter before Mn Haynes for an opinion before doing any: thing further. It occurs to me that instead of saving myself trouble by going and setting the stones, I would save the County trouble by not setting them Yours very respectfully / 67O/ ch, Sc /7 r',it /24L a S. D .�partr .snt of AgnouIturs w :.0 ei5- gtscigatinn, artesian ant, %}tnbertIsm $naestinatinn. EDWIN S. NF.TTLF.TON, Denver_,_._Cal., Jana6th,.. -_, CHIEF ENGINEER OIFDEFAMTF.MNT. Jay D. Stanry�l3rd, Esq. , County Surveyor, Greeley, Col . Dear Sir: Your favor of the 15th of December reached me a few days since. I have never set any corners in Township 8, Range 65 or in Township 7, Range 65. In 1879 I resurveyed nearly all of the land lying under and adjoining the line of the Larimer and Weld ca- nal , from the line between the counties of Larimer and Weld to the line between Range 64 and g5. I found some very bad work in Town 7 -65, in fact there was not any interior corners in this Township that were anywhere near the position as described in the field notes of that Township. Some of them were over 800 ft. from where they should be, and a large number of them were not to be found at all . The exterior corners were all generally well established in their true position. I did not think there was any land taken up in this Township when I made the survey, and upon consulting with Gov. Ea- ton, J. D. Buckley and others, I concluded to make an entirely new survey of the Township, which I did by running straight lines across the Township North and South and East and West, starting from the oo u Jay D. Standard-2 exterior corner and close on the same corresponding corners on the • oposite side. I set the interior corners at the intersection of these lines. I think all of these lines were marked by a plough furrow. We did not pay any attention whatever to the few old cor- ners that were to be found. It would have been almost impossible to have set in the missing corners; as I have said there was no regularity. Some of them on the South side of the Township-were out abort ten chains; some of then being a mile and ten chains and others ten chains less than a mile apart. The surveys which I made were at that time and some time after recognized as the only surveys in the Township, but later some par- r ties found it would be to their advantage to claim their, own lines, as running from some of the old corners for-one side of their land and were willing to take my corners for the proper corners for the other side, whenever by doing so they would get more then their al- lotted number of acres. Of course the new survey , could only stand by common consent. I have good reason to think, Mr. Buckley and others did their best to have the people respect the new sur- vey, and this is what all should have done. It seemed at the time to be the only thing to do and the easiest and most practical way to avoid trouble, if all had agreed to stand by the Nettleton sur- vey, which would have given each man, very near his proper number of acres, and at the save time made straight lines and a public Ioo/may road through that beautiful valley. Jay D. Standard-3 I have been in hopes all surveyors especially Oqunty survey- ors would see their way clear to pass some technical questions and contend for an equitable parceling of -the land in this Township. Very truly yours, ?ysr� COLO.—(22813.)—Weer,Page,Payne,t lb.,Stap'mrre,11A and..20 Monroe Street,Chicago. ROAD PETITION : To the Honorable Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado: GENTLEMEN: We, the undersigned itizeus f r our County, respectfully represent that the necessitiesof the public require a county wagon road to be �'i as ilvs.s,to wit : Commencing at ifrz /mer and J 'cc Or Ir. zgd1'zon, Cc&h(2, GX betweeiz ,s"eetzoiz. 2G dkd c3 71owxckzp 7t/orkA . .431/dizye o' S' %/esl, .1'nZen aozuria to fownsA, z z Zz Sze o dove xnzr°nz�. .<7lltVey r • Said road to be not less than,sixty(60) feet in width. We therefore petition your honorable body to cause to be laid oat and opened a County road as above described and we, the owners of the land through which scut road is sought to be laid out,in, consideration of the sum,of one dollar to us each and severally in,hand paid by the said County of !Feld the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, and of the laying out and opening of said road, hereby agree to give the right of way through our lands as shown by the plat accompanying this petition,and relinquish all claims for damage by reason thereof. / a The said proposed line of road is more fully shown by the following map or plat to which reference is:herein made, the same being in TOWNSHIP 77 NORTH RANGE ,/ S- WEST ' I . 36 II 3] 32 33 34 35 36 31 1 6 5 4 3yyzd 2 1 6 • itlit r jaYt"it t ton a* 12 7 8 9 10 11 12 7 i I 13 18 17 16 15 14 13 j 18 li Ipp ji N I 24 1 19 20 21 22 23 24 19 25 30 29 2827 26 25 30 re 36 32 33 34 35 36 31 i! 1 I� 6 5 4 3 2 1 6 ii ii l as witness our signatures hereunto annexed, and followed by a description of our land this day of 18 . SIGNATURES. PROPERTY OWNED SUDDEN1EION. SEC. Ti.' RANMME. 4 7--(01 ,;(yfray,11 �i t ' �/f4 rya a et eta: t I . .44 taYl. 5d c- / 7/ , =� : ‘L ite .t 1 .7 JO o- 'i • C I' Y V i O C CJ p . U v v H 1 F4! a b ° U o `Qn Z1 7 s m H ❑ r4 ti I .� 0 m Z r I O 3 o N 0 0 H N , o .� % ...t: { ) a o a O VJ} v ❑ 4 O G m o b (-� h A , Er R PECOS IRRIGATION AND INV "MENT CO., L.P. BRADLEY,Pre.. CHAS.B. EDDY,Vice Pres. INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF NEW MEXICO. • ICHAS.W.GREENE,Sec'y and Mgr. E CAPITAL, $600,000. G. B.SHAW,Treas.,�7� 'r,J P. F.GARRETT,Supt. elp a�/' OFFICE, No. 192 LASALLE ST., ROOM 29. March,28th 1$ James H.Russel. Eaton CO1. Dear Sir:- Yours of the 21st inst . recd. It is so long since I was in that part of the country that my testimorabout Sec , Corners , would be of little weight As near as I remember the cornse9 were mostly in their places , when 1 was looking them up several years ago. I started from corners inside NO.2 canal ran north along east side of Rail -Road to a poin ; near Eaton thence east to Lone-Tree , thence north to the line of the Lanimer and Weld canal , thence west and south , and thence west 'again , over beyod t'.e Rail-Road again , to the place now owned by Herb Tihempeen Thompson, and in fact all around through that flat . • As near as I can recolect , I found at least two thirds of the • -4Ji414D )dd344404 44x1 )4d1)4dr)d ) )Q id44v )000uo0800000000000000000m Orignal Corners. Some time afterwards General Netteleton made a new survey of the country( to straighten out the crooke d lines it was said ) and since then I have lost track of the matter entirely. 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N . v ..t rg, , 4- a_i 4 I '-, a. , , 3 _, ir____,, , 4,7 ..., c, , c , . , 4 , t _,-, . , , , .„2„.4 , ,_ , Q , 4, -,‘ __.„ t ,_,, ,,,L., ... : -_, it 1 ;-- t $ , , ,H Q) , -i Oa t 6i ,... f Fl . . ,._,_ .... , co ,_ ,„., .L, __ . ,i zS � � R .- t a % g Z ; I._ I; o cv 'S r6:� tntZ. zt:.xZ0 oN .1 ON Ttu1 IT T 4, -,) Le, TI -q .1 e' Ln zi, t P � 3 =4 ` `� 8 ; It 4 R .,:t._ 2H % % L. G. CARPENTER, N. S., Processor of Engineering and Physies. — meteorologist and Irrlg'n Engineer, Experiment Station. t)e State tgrzcu[turaf £offeget NNERD,B s.,Assistant,.D. Assistant, `, Physiea and Engineering. R.E.SRIpIE4E,E.S.,ssaia't(Exp.Ste.), meteorology and Irrig•n Engineering. ri/,'w: tI t— Department of $ngineering anb fFjpsics. mac' u .Joni Coffins, Colombo, 11-742t letent, t-- 1:7 -ex U ` . COI.O.—(2288.)—LWue,Page,Mine 2 Co.,&adomn,118 Grad.20 Monroe Saael,Chicago. ROAD PETITION . To the Honorable Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado: GENTLEMEN: We, the undersigned, Citizens of your County, respectfully represent that the necessities of the public, require a�cou)n�ty wagon road to be laid l out asfollows, to wit: Commencing attCT SC—CC•.Tar L Y/YZ_, �// mac e C� r� w CP .. - Said road to be not less than.sixty(60) feet in width. We therefore petition your honorable body to cause to be laid out and opened a County road as above described and we. the owners of the land through which said road is sought to be laid out,in consideration of the sum of one dollar to us each and severally in hand paid by the said County of [Veld the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, and of the laying out and opening of said road, hereby agree to give the right of way through our lands as shown by the plat accompanying this petition, and relinquish all claims for damage by reason thereof. /‘)(,/ ;r� 1 The said proposed line of road is more fully shown by the following map or plat to which reference is;herein made, the same being in TOWNSHIP (- NORTH RANGE /L. 5' - WEST___. I -. - i . I 36 31 32 33 34 35 36 31 - -- — — 1 6 5 4 3 2 1 i6 i • ...r.�.__. -••..-..- $ rte- - T-- 4 13 18 17 16 at- --}s 14 13 18 i II -a —J • \ 24 19 20 21 22 23 24 19 I • � ?x ... 25 30 29 28 27 26 25 30 I. 34.. ._..«.._. w35... _ . .36 A q _ . 31 _ . _.I 1 6 5 4 3 2 1 6 F ✓ls witness our signatures hereunto fawned, and followed by a description of our land this day of 18 . SIGNATURES. PROPERTY OWNED SVBII{191ON. SEC. TY. RANCE• � . (� �. . . t, _ Li / v '/ /0 iP U' .. - /-2G / ... • _ / e 1 ,x' ' / 1 r. , ,1 LI 7 n A r l . l • i 4/ t,i e2- - '.` v /• - f ,c: / � r . ./ r . / I - OF / of I Gs (----- / ----- /G ' /.'CV 5,- ` I. .. ,„0 , ,,,e ... OH — N N Y ,� H yit mk tit. `+ssa o pi pi .4 gill.) 1 s" 1 ,4 k 4, j i z es III^ C \ Ln 1V H v ; J P r Hello