Further than the above, I wish to
say that in order to have the designa
tion of a building line stand, it must
be made reasonable and for the bene
fit of the citizens at large because of
some benefit that would accrue to the
public. The general rule of law is
that abutters may use their property
in a lawful mode and the establish
ment of a building line back from the
street line must be reasonable in ev
ery way and for some public benefit
and as the right to the use of proper
ty is property itself,'the right of the
owner to build up to the street line
cannot be taken away without * tying
him full damage. In my opinion as It
Is definitely settled that Kim st. is in
the near future to be a business street
in an appraisal of benefits and dam
ages it would cost the city nearly as
much to establish a bulding line a few
feet from the highway as it would to
establish a street line and more espec
ially so because of the fact that for
business purposes the widening of the
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“A GOOD PLAY FOR LOVERS AND SWEETHEARTS—HUS
BANDS AND WIVES—TO SEE.”
(Arthur Brisbane's Editorial in the N. Y. Journal)
Bradley Theatre, Wednesday, Oct. 6
CHARLES FROHMAN Presents
The Great Dramatic Sensation
THE
THIEF
DY HENRI BERNSTEIN
As Played for Ten Months at the Lyceum
Theatre, New York.
Prices, ...
Seats on Sale Monday Oct. 4 at 12 Noon
25c. to $1.50
“EVERY LOVER ot the DRAMA SHOULD GO AND SEE ‘THE
THIEF' ”
(Wm. Winter in the New York Tribune)
■ S'
CHANDLER & MORSE.
