Blair v. Faderer

On June 9, 1914, J. R. Davis and J. D. Beal petitioned the commissioner of highways of the town of Blair, in the county of Clay, to lay out a road for private and public use along a specified route, which road, the petition alleged, would “connect a lot of land with a public highway” and would “connect the plantations of the petitioners herein with a public road.” The petition described the starting point of the proposed road as a certain point on the line between sections 19 and 20 in the town of Blair, and the route specified extended therefrom in an easterly direction a distance of one and…