County of Blaine v. Brewster

The defendant in error was possessed of a bridge 180 feet in length, across the North Loup river, at the town of Brewster. A public road was duly located, on a petition, to arid over said bridge, and the same appropriated by the public. The testimony shows that an appraiser was appointed by the county commissioners, who fixed the value of the bridge at $610, and a claim for that amount was filed against the county, which claim the county board after-wards disallowed. The defendant in error thereupon appealed to the district court, where judgment for $610 and interest was rendered in bis…