The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-05
Legal
An Ordinance,

To amend Section tlCo and three Of an
ordinance to prooide for the change
and Improvement Of a portion of the
1CeSt branch Of NjmiShjJlen Greek, IN
Canton, ohio, and to assess the cost 0 t
making the same, passed March %,
1881.
Be it ordained by the City Council of the
City Of Canton that sections two and three of can
Ordinance TO provide for the change and improve
ment OF portion of the west branch of the MINI
ishlen Creek in Canton, Ohio, and to assess the
cost OF making the same" be anne ded so as to
read:
Section 2. That the cost and expense of making
said change shall be levied and asses; ed upon the
land abutting upon said portion Of said creek go
proposed to be changed and improved to wit,
Lands owned by L BOckius ct al, being parts of
sections and g. tP, 10, range 5, described as fol.
lows: Beginning at the point where the line be-
tween said sections interseCts the center line of
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
thence with the center line of said Railroad nor
73A deg east $50 feet 10 the east line of said Mill
tract. thence north 48 deg west so chains thence
north lax deg east Sol chains along an alley in
Grants addition to Canton; thence north I6 deg
west 2.6l chains thence north IL deg west is on
chains; hence north deg east so chains; thence
north T5A deg west S9l chains to the section line
thence north ~ deg east lO44 chains; thence
north SIS deg west so chains to the southwest
corner of the Lynch tract; thence north 1917 deg
west l5. OF chains to the state road leading to Mas
sillOn; thence south $50 deg east lU.05 chains
along said road to the section line; thence north
~ deg east 99 chains to the north side of sad
road; thence North ssh deg west l0,l4 chains;
thence north IL deg east E39 chains to the sec
tiOn line; thence north IS deg west LIS chains;
thence south IL deg west 1888 chains; south 22 deg
west 2.67 chains; thence south deg east l 80
chains TO the nOrth side said State road; thence
south deg west 63 chains, thence south deg
east 1900 chains thence sOGth lOA deg east 9. so
chains to PattOLs southeast and Joseph Meyers
corner, thence south l46 des. east ZOO chains,
thence south 25l3 deg east 6 90 chains south AN
deg east 62 CHAINS thence south IL deg east 9.5U
chains, thence sOutn deg east u chains to a
post on the north line of said Railroad and on the
section line, thence south IL deg west AS chains
to the place of beginning and containing 58 acres
more less, also
part of the southwest quarter of section 8,
township 10 and range s, being used by the Pitts.
burgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad for
"Right Of Way" 66 feet wide across what is known
as Union Mill property, also,
Tract of land owned by Earnest A BaChert being
part of the southwest quarter of section 8, town
ship 10 range s, described as follows: Beginning
at point where the west line objection interseCts
the center Of the Pitt burgh, Fort Wayne and Chi
CagO Railroad thence south deg west 81 q feet.
thence north 73A deg east, S26 feet thence south
20 min east 4Sl $40 feet thence north 70 deg 81
min east 300 feet thence north 60 deg 40 min east
455 7l0 feet, thence north 70 deg 40 min east l22
feet thence north deg SO min west 423 feet to
the center of said Railroad thence south 70 deg is
min west $50 5-l0 feet to the place of beginning
and containing 95 acres, also,
Tract Of land owned by BaChert, Silk & Co being
apart Of the southwest quarter of section town.
snip 10 range described as follows Beginning
at a stone i'll the miudle Of the road leading from
Canton to Navarro and being the southwest cor
ner of the lot on which the paper mill is situated,
thence north 60 deg SO min west 424 feet to the
middle of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chlca-
60 Railroad track thence south 73 deg IS min
west with the middle of the said Railroad 100 teet
thence south 80 deg SO min east 423 feet, thence
n rth Y deg 40 min east 100 feet to the place of
beginning, and containing 81 of an acre. Also,
A tract Of land owned by Henry Cor and Up on
Rank, being part OF the South West quarter Cf
section nine, township ten and range eight; bound:
ed on the North by Navarro street, in the city of
Canton; also on the North and West by the road
leading from Canton to Navarro; on the South by
the South line of said sctiOn nine, and on the East
by Grants addition and Huntington's addition to
the city Of Canton, containing five acres more or
less, alsl,
A tract of land sold by K MYERS to James W
Underhil and being part of the North West quar-
ter OF section sixteen, township ten, range eight,
and was also sold by Geo. Harizell to H H Mye's,
May 10, 1859, Volume 70, page 264, stark county
deed records.) Beginning at stone in the North
line Of said quarter and being the North West cor
ner Of land owned by Ann Stidger; thence South
20 and24o East fifteen chains to 3 pest; thence
South 80, West twelve chains to post; thence
North SS12o West to post on the West bank Of
the Nlmishilen RcrC elk; thence North along the
West bank, following the meanderings thereof
TO the North line of sal quarter, thence South $50
East to the beginning and containing 20 and 35,10O
acres. That the cost and expense aforesaid shall
be levied and assessed upon said lands in propor-
tion to the benefits which may result to said abut-
ting lands, which said assessment shall be due and
payable within three months after the cOnfrmsti n
Of the same by the city Council
SEoTToN 8. VIM, W. Clark, Cornelius Aultman,
and William Dannemier, three disinterested free
holders of the said city OF Canton, are hereby en-
powered and appointed to make and report to the
Council an estimate assessment Of such cost said
lands abutting on said Iortion of said creek as
aforesaid IN proportion, as nearly as may be, to the
benefits that may result from the change and i'm
prOvement IfOTesaid TO said abutting lands, a copy
Of said assessment to be filed in the Office Of the
City Clerk, for inspection.
SEorIoN 4 That said original sections two and
three be- and the same are hereby repealed and this
ordinance be in force and take effect from and after
its passage and legal publication. Passed May I'd,
1881
RS. SHIELDS, President.
Attest: B. NJ. GRIMES Clerk.