Mochel v. Cleveland

In 1899, one Holcomb and his wife dedicated certain platted lots and streets to the city of Lewiston. The dedication was known as “Holcomb’s First Subdivision of Lot 10 of Acres, Lewiston, Idaho.” Prospect Avenue, an integral part of the tract dedicated, consisted of a strip, eighty feet wide, running north and south, the west boundary line thereof constituting the west boundary of said subdivision.

In 1922, the city of Lewiston by Ordinance No. 97Ó vacated the west twenty feet of Prospect Avenue and authorized the mayor and the city controller to execute quitclaim deeds “to the abutting…