Belyea v. City of Port Huron

Beard street runs east and west in the outskirts of defendant city, about a mile and a half from its center. On the south side of the street are no residences, buildings, or sidewalks. Plaintiff resides on the north side of the street. The second lot from plaintiff’s was vacant. On the other side of this vacant lot was the house of one Allen. A plank sidewalk had formerly been built on that side of the street. Opposite this vacant lot it had become out of repair, and, under the directions of the superintendent of public works, it had been removed, for a distance of about 50 feet, some 3…