Bauernschmidt v. Standard Oil Co.

The appellee, The Standard Oil Company, is the owner of a vacant lot of land in the City of Baltimore, situated at the northeast corner of Edmondson Avenue and Bentalou Street, fronting two hundred and three feet on Edmondson Avenue, with a depth of ninety feet on Bentalou Street, and bounded on the east by a street to be opened and known as Spedden Street, next to the bridge crossing the tracks of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.

On July 15th, 1925, the appellee, under Ordinance No. 334, passed by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, and approved January 9th, 1925, known as Zoning…