Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-02-07

make, subscribe and file with the
Clerk Of the Court certificate Of their
assessment.
Sec. 3. The Court shall st any time
thereafter, If no objections should, in
writing, have been filed with tie Clerk
of the Court by the parties in interest,
| proceed to consider the report of the
Commissioners; and on the proof that
the respective amounts of damage8
awarded to the parties in interest have
been paid to them or into Court, shall
cause an entry to be made in its min
utes describing the property, settina
forth the ascertainment of compansg-
ton and the payment as aforesaid, and
adjudging and decreeing that the said
corporation have had use and enjoy
the said property for public use, as
| prayed for in the petition.
/ If objection to the report of the Com
missioners be filed by any party in in
terest before or at the hearing, the
Court may proceed to hear and de-
termine the same, and may, if think
the compensation reported by the
Commissioners to be inadequate, set
aside the report and refer the matter
again to the same or other Commits
siOners; but no objections against the
second report shall be filed by any
party who may have objected to the
first.
SEC. 4. Upon the entry of the order
of condemnation being made by the
Court, the corporation shall be entitled
to have, hold, use and enjoy the pro-
erty for public use, and az decreed in
said order, as fully as if the same had
been conveyed to it by the owners and
other parties in interest, and made
parties to such proceedings.
A certified copy of the order rs en-
tered may be recorded in the Recor-
ders Office of the county, in like man
ner and with the like effect as if ii
was deed of conveyance to the cor
poratiOn from the parties defendant to
such proceedings.
Sec. 5. If at any time thereafter ii
should be necessary for the full enjoy
ment of said property by said corpor-
alton to condemn the interest of any
person, whether party to such former
proceeding or not, in such property not
| taken in the former proceeding, pro-
ceedings may be had for that purpose
in the same manner and with like
effect as hereinbefore provided.
Sec. 6. The Commissioners In any
such proceedings shall in all cases, and
the Court when hearing objections to
| the report shall, in ascertaining the
| damages or compensation to be award
ed to the parties in interest, take into
consideration the benefits and advan-
tages, the proposed public use Of the
property as stated in the petition will
be to the owners Of said property, and
shall deduct the same from the amount
of damages, and find only the balance,
il any shall exist, "a the first compen-
satiOn to be made.
Sec. Z. All damages and compensa-
ton awarded or paid to the owners OF
property or other parties in interest
for and on account of the taking of the
same for the laying out an opening of
any new street, together with all other
costs and expenses thereof, shall be
paid by and all such improvements
shall be made at the expense of all the
property holders along and fronting
upon either side of the proposed route
of such street to be laid out and opened
in proportion to the number of front
feet owned by them respectively along
such proposed route.
All such damages and cost incurred
in extending and prolonging the line
of any street shall be paid by, and all
such improvements shall be made
at the expense of all the owners of real
estate along and fronting upon either
side of such extension and prolonga
ton, and along and fronting upon
either side of s-ch street prolonged or
extended within such distance as the
Common Council shall in their discre-
tion determine to be just; from the
first point on such street, for which
such proposed prolongation and exten-
sion is to be made, measuring back
wards, along the centre of such street,
from the point in the centre and at the
termir us of the street from which such
extension commences, and in proper
ton to the number of front feet owned
by them respectively, and fronting on
such extension, and on such street,
within the distance so ascertained and
| fixed by the Common Council from
such point.
Allsuch damages and costs Incurred
in the widening of any street shall be
paid by and such improvement shall
be made at the expense of the parties
| owning real property along and front
| ing upon either side of that portion OF
such street so to be widened, and upon
| either side of said street, within such
| distance as the Common Council shall
determine; from either or both of the
| points of termini of that portion of the
street so widened, and from points ca
| the other side of said street and onpo-
| site to such points of termini, in pro
portion to the number of front feet
owned by each one respectively, and
| fronting on each side of such portions
of the street so to be widened, and on
either side of such street, within such
distance from such points of termini
and points opposite thereto, so ascer-
tanned and fixed by the Common
| Council. e
SEC. 8. If, whenever any proceed
| ing for the condemnation of property
for the opening Of new streets, the ex-
tending or prolonging of new streets
or the widening of streets In said city
is instituted, the report of the Commits
sioners, filed, and the order of conden-
nation has been made and entered by
the Court, and any damage or dam
ages have been awarded to the owners
of such property so taken, or other
parties in interest, ii shall be the duty
of the Clerk of the Common Council,
within thirty days thereafter, TO pro-
cure from the CLERK of the County
Court Of said County certified copy
of the report of the Commissioners in
such proceedings and of the order of
condemnation made and entered by
the Court therein, and submit the
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meeting thereof within twenty days