Randall v. City of Milwaukee

The following opinion was filed June 6, 1933 :

Feitz, J.

This appeal is from a judgment enjoining the city of Milwaukee from erecting a structure to shelter the entrance to a subway on West Wisconsin avenue in front of the plaintiffs’ property, which has a frontage of sixty feet on the south side of that street, until the city acquires the right to erect such structure by condemnation or other proceedings, in accordance with due process of law. West Wisconsin avenue, as dedicated for street purposes on plats recorded in 1869 and 1870, is 100 feet wide. Of that width, 25 feet adjacent to the…