The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08

ming Northward a distance of approx
imately Six Hundred Eighty $3.50
feet to the South line Of the Cape Gi
rardeau-Jackson Gravel Road Gals
!. known as Broadway street, in th'
City Of Cape Girardeau, County O.
Cape Girardeau and State OF Mis-
souri,, by taking and condemning the
following parcels of ground: A strip o.
: ground Three Hundred Thirty $3.50,
. feet long from North to South, TWEEN
ty-seven and five-tenths (275) fee
wide on the South end and Twenty,
; four (24) feet wide on the North end
being a strip of ground off the ex-
treme west ends of lots Nos. One ~.
Two f2l, Three 60, Four a. and
Five % of subdivision No. u Of
Henderson Subdivision in the City and
County of Cape Girardeau and State
Ct Missouri, as marked on the blue
print filed herewith and made part
Of this description as parcels No. Five
90, Six co., Seven CD, and Eight
(S}; also strip of ground Sixteen
(16) feet wide at the North end ard
Fourteen 14) feet wide at the South
end, being Seventy (7O) feet long from
North to South and being taken off
the extreme West End CT lot Eighty
eight t8S) feet by Seventy (70) feet,
owned or formerly owned by August
Schafer and Mary Schafer, his wife.
Said Schafer lot being North of and
adjacent to the lot owned or formerly
owned by J. A. Morris and Sarah Nor
r;s, his wife, or William Pierce. The
Southwest corner Of the said Schafer
lot being Forty-Six (46) feet East o.
the Southeast corner Of Haupt's Sub
division Of outlot IS in the City of
Cape Girardeau and State of Ms
souri,. Said strip of ground being
marked on the blue print attached
hereto and marked as parcel No. 8:
also wedge-shaped strip Of ground
owned or formerly owned by August
Schafer. and Mary Scl,afer, his wife,
being a strip Of ground Six 60 feet
wide at the South end running to
point on and to the south side of the
Cape Observation-Disclosures Gravel Road
(aiso known as Broadway Street, and
described as follows: beginning at
the Northeast corner Of W. H. Haupt's
Addition to the City Of Cape Girar-
deco, Missouri or outlot No. % and
III South Side of the Cape Girardeau-
Jackson gravel road (also known as
. >Gdway street; thence run south |
r ailel with the West boundary line /
. the said outlet No. % q distance I
Three Hundred Fifty (350Dfeet,
...-c Or less; thence run West Six 90 !
feet . the East line OF Haupt's Addi-
ton produced; thence North parallel |
With said East line to the point Of
beginning. Said strip of ground is
marked on the blue print filed here
with and made part of this descrip-
ton as parcels Nos. 1G and II; also a
parcel of ground Sixty (6Ol feet wide
at the North end abutting on the
Cape Standardization Gravel Road
(also known as Broadway stre-t) with
an extreme depth southwardly of t
Three Hundred Fifty $500 feet and
being Forty (40l feet wide at the
~Xtreme south end and Sixty {60l feet
wide Al a place two hundred Sghty
{2&0) feet south of the south SIDE of
N" Cane Characterization Gravel
Road (also known Us Broadway S+reot.
Said parcel Of land being owed by
c. G. Reisenbichlnr and w. c. Lanohe'-+
and marked on the blueprint flied
herewith and made a part of tkie
description as parcel No. So: and to
Cause the Ganar-s to be assessed II
tho persons owning real estate and
charged against real estate in thu
the B~nefit District described in this
ordinance and upon which assessments
shall be levied to pay such damages.
Passed by the City Council on the
1st day of October, A. D., 1917, and
by TIE Mayor on the LIST day
Of October. A. d.. 1917. has been fled
in the Clerks office of the Cap" Gil
rardeau Court Of Common Peas in
Cape Girardeau, Missouri. the general
Object and nature OF which ordnance
is to open, widen and extend Painter
Avenue from the North side OF Har-
mCny Street to the South side of the
Cape-Girardeau Gravel Road. (a,so
known as Broadway Street, as stated
in the title of said ordinance above,
and more fully set out and described
in said ordinance, and to take and
damage certain private property for
said purposes, describing the privato
property so to be taken, damaged and
condemned and nreSrfihinoy tho limits