144 Iowa 171 | Iowa | 1909
The plaintiff’s line of railway crosses tbe drainage district and intersects therein twenty-five different forty-acre tracts. The commissioners appointed
Nor are we able to see that the assessment is in the least excessive. Some five miles or more of the railroad’s right of way is included in the drainage district, and the cost of the improvement aggregates a large sum, and, if the appellant is to be assessed anything, the sum of $182.47 with which it has been charged does not seem to be inequitable or oppressive.
We are satisfied with the conclusion reached by the trial court and the decree appealed from is affirmed.