St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-10-10

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ing. laying out, establishing and
extending of said st. Johns Av.
enue. and we estimate and as.
sess the damages to the said
property by the said opening,
laying out, establishing and ex-
tending of said st. Johns avenue
in the sum of Two Hundred Fif-
ty $3.50. .00) Dollars.
And we further find and de-
termine that the Morris G.. Ur-
ban is the owner of the follow
ing described property, to wit:
All of lot /, block 8, Oak Park
Addition to St. Johns according
to the recorded plat thereof.
And that the said land will be
specially benefited by the said
opening, laying out, establishing
and extending of said st. Johns
avenue, and that the said land so
described and so owned will be
the more valuable by the reason
of the said opening, laying out, es-
tablishing and extending of st.
Johns avenue, and we estimate
and assess the benefits and adj
vantage therefrom in the sum
| of Two Hrndred Fifty-two
| (S252. .00) Dollars.
And we further find that the
assessment of the benefits exceed
the assessment of the damages
which the said Morris G.. Urban
will have by reason of the OPEN
ing, laying out. establishing and
extending of said st. Johns ave-
nue. in accordance with the sur
vey, plat and written report Of
the city engineer in accordance
with Ordinance No. 551 will be
the sum of two $500 Dollars.
We further find that Benjamin
Amsterdam is the owner Of the
following described property, to
wit:
The westerly 30 feet of lot
Two (2) in block Three (3), Oak
Park Addition to st. Johns.
That the proposed opening.
laying out, establishing and ex-
tending of st. Johns avenue will
necessitate the appropriation Of
the just described property.
And we further find that Mr..
Benjamin Amsterdam is the
owner Of the following described
property, TO wit:
All of lot Two (2) in block
Three (3), Oak Park Addition to
the city of st. Johns according
TO the duly recorded plat thereof.
And the said property will be
rendered less valuable by the
taking and using a portion there
of for the purposes of opening.
laying out. establishing and ex-
tendisg of said st. Johns avenue
i'm the sum Of Two Hundred Fif-
ty $3.50. 00) Dollars.
And we further find and de-
termine that Benjamin Amster-
dam is the owner of all of the
following described property. to
wit:
All of lot Two (2), in Block
Three (3), Oak Park Addition
10 the city of ST. Johns accord
ing TO the recorded plat thereof.
And the said land so describ-
ed will be especially benefited
by the said opening. laying out.
establishing and extending of
said st. Johns avenue and the
land so described and so owned
will be the more valuable by the
reason of the said opening. lay
ing out, establishing and eX-
tending of said st. Johns avenue
and we estimate and assess the
benefits and advantages there
from in the sum of Two Humid
red Fifty-two 1882, 00) Dollars.
And we further find that the
assessment of the benefits ex-
ceed the assessment of the dam
ages which the said Benjamin
Amsterdam will have by reason
of the opening, laying out. estab-
and extending of said
81. Johns avenue in accordance |
with the survey, plat and writ |
ten report of the city engineer
in accordance with Ordinance /
15l, will be the sum of Two (2) /
Dollars.
We further find and determine
that the proposed laying
lut, opening, extending and es-
.ablishing of st. Johns avenue
will necessitate the appropriation
IF the following described prop
'rty 10 wit:
Starting at am iron pipe which |
S the n. w. corner of James
Johns Donation Land Claim;
hence N. 50 degrees, 30 min.
ites, T. 1876 feet to an iron
'ipe which is the initial point
# beginning thence N. 80 de-
.rees 80 minutes, T.. 2S2.3 feet,
hence N. "a degrees. 6 minutes,
Y. 30 feet; S. 50 degrees 80
minutes w. 276.S feet; thence S.
? degrees 10 minutes T.. 30.7
eet TO the place of beginning
nd containing S3S6.5 square
eet in Section /, I. N. h. w. ,
Y. Nj.
We further find that the tract II
lst described is a portion of the p
'act of land owned by the heirs
t Chas. f. Ladd and f. II.
trOnp.