74 Iowa 219 | Iowa | 1888
The land in controversy is the east half of the southeast quarter of section thirty-five, in township ninety-seven, range thirty-seven.
II. It is insisted that there was no assessment, because as to the land in controversy the township and range, the number of acres, valuation, and name of the owner, are not stated, but that in all of said matters the assessment is a mere blank. The assessment is substantially like, if it is not identically the same as, the assessment in Burdick v. Connell, 69 Iowa, 458. Following that case, the assessment in question must be held to be sufficient.
Affirmed.