McKee v. Gould

At the September session, 1883, John 'Gould, and eighteen others, petitioned the board of commis*108sioners of Clinton county, for the location of a highway on a route which is described in the petition. Viewers were duly appointed, who, at a subsequent session of the board, returned their warrant of appointment, with the report that they had executed the mandate contained in the warrant, and had found the proposed highway therein described not to be of public utility.

Thereupon the board accepted and confirmed the report,, adjudged that the highway would not be of public utility, and taxed the…