Lingle v. City of Chicago

This is an attempt on the part of Samuel B. Lingle and Joseph Barnett to perfect an appeal from the judgment of the superior court of Cook county fixing the just compensation to be paid to the owners of certain lots and parts of lots to be taken, under the provisions of an ordinance of the city of Chicago, for the purpose of opening Princeton avenue from West Forty-sixth street to West Forty-sixth place, and confirming a special assessment against lots and parts of lots of which the said Lingle, Barnett and others, to the number of forty or more, are the owners, respectively, for the benefits…