The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-15

Beginning at the Southwest conel
OF Schraeder's Addition to the City Of
Cape Girardeau, Missouri, being, also
the Northeast corner Of the intersec
ltion Of Harmony Street and West Enc
Boulevard; thence run Northwardl,
a distance of One Hundred Forty-twc
(142) feet; thence run Eastward,
parallel with the Nirth line Of Har
mony Street, distance Of Two Hun
dred Seventy-six and seven-tenths
! )276.7) feet. more or less, to the
East side of Schrader's Addition
thence run Southwarly along the
East side of Schraeder's addition, be-
ing the West side of Painter Avenue
a distance of One Hundred Forty-two
1872 feet to the North side of Har-
ny street; thence run Westwardly
along the North side of Harmony
Street, distance of Two Hundred
Seventy-sx and seven-tenths (276.7)
feet, more or less to the place of be-
ginning.
! Also lots No. l, 2. 3, 16, II, IS,
10, 90, q, 90, 23 and "a in Block
No. 8, Lorimier Place.
Also lots No. 4 5, 6, z, s, 9, 10; II -,
~, Is, IA, and Is in Block No. 2,
Lorimier Place in the City of Cape
GiraPdeau, Missouri.
Whereas, certified copy of an or
finance of the City of Cape Girar-
deau, Missouri, numbered 1176, en-
titled:
AN ordinace providing for the
establishing, opening and widening of
Harmony Street in the City of Cape
G;rardeau, Mo-, from the intersection
Of the Cape Characterization gravel
road (also known as Broadway street,
and Harmony Street, westward to the
east side of West End Boulevard; by
dondemning and taking a strip Of
ground nine (9) feet in width and
two hundred sixty-four (264) feet,
'ong, located on the south side of and
adjacent to the present Harmony
street, between the Cape Girardeau-
Jackson gravel road (also known az
Broadway strceD and Hanover street,
being the property owned by August
and Christian Harnan, Matilda Mas
tiers, Benjamin Buelteman and Louis
Hume and Margaret ,Hunze, his mo-
Their; also condemning and taking a
strip of ground seven (7) feet in
width and three hundred twenty-six
1926 feet long Off the Seehausen
property, which is located on the
north side Of and adjacent to Har-
mony street between Henderson and
Painter avenues, being i strip of
ground seven GU feet wide by three
hundred twenty-six (326) feet long off
the south side Of the property belong
ing to the heirs of Henry Sechausen
and being off the south sideof lot
No. II. Henderson's subdivision; also
so by condemning and taking strip
# ground seven (7) feet wide and
one hundred twenty eight and two
cnths (128.2) fe,t long off the north
side of Lot. No. ~, and a strip of
ground seven CD feet wide and one
hundred ten (210O feet long, off
the north side of lot No. 1, both lots
Block No. 2, Humans addition to
the City of Cape GirarGeau, Missouri,
being property owned by Christian
Haman and being located on the
south side of and adjacent to the pres
ent Harmony street between Painter
avenue and west end boulevard; and
to cause the damages to be assessed
to the persons owning real estate in
the benefit district described in this !
ordnance, upon which assessments
shall be levied to pay such damages"
Passed by the City Council of said
City of Cape Girardeau on December |
II, 1917, and approved by the Mayor
of said city on the 18th day of De-
cember, 1917, has been filed in the
Clerks office Of the Cape Girardeau
Court of Common Pleas, at Cape Gil
rardeau, Missouri, the general object
and nature Of which ordinance is to
stab ish, op and widen Harmony st. |
from the intersection of the Cape Gil
rardeau-Jackson Gravel Road (also
known as Broadway street, and Har-
mony Street, westward to the east
side of West End Boulevard, as stat
ed in the title of said ordinance above,
and more fully set out and described
in said ordinance above, and more
fully set out and described in said
ordinance, and to take and damage GER
tain private property for said pur-
poses, describing the private proper
ty so to be taken and damaged, and
prescribing the limits within which |
private property shall be deemed ben