Life And Writings of Governor Charles Henry Hardin
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Jeffries and wife to tlie North Missouri railroad comj^any, and which said lot one, less the quantity sold and con- veyed to said company, is bounded on the West by Clark Avenue, on the North by said lot 26, and the grounds of the St. Louis, Wabash and Pacific railway company, on the East by grounds of J. B. Botkin and A. H. Buckner, and on the South by said block four, in trust and upon the following conditions and stipulations. Firstly, that the premises hereby conveyed shall be forever set a...part for, and used only as a park for public recreation, pleasure and resort, and in such manner as said city of Mexico may direct, nor shall said premises, or any part thereof be applied, even temporarily to any private use, or to any public use other than the one specified. Secondly, That said city of Mexico shall, during each and every year, expend such sums of money as the city auth- orities exercising the cori)orate powers of the said city, may deem best, in the protection, improve- ment, embellishment and management of said park, a)id thirdly, that said city of Mexico shall by or- dinance signify their acceptance of the grant and trust herein created, and declare her pledge of public and corporate faith to execute the several duties and obligations imposed upon her by this instrument of writing, which shall be deemed to be null and void should said ordinance be not en- acted and published in due form as provided by EXTRACTS FROM THE PRESS.
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Jeffries and wife to tlie North Missouri railroad comj^any, and which said lot one, less the quantity sold and con- veyed to said company, is bounded on the West by Clark Avenue, on the North by said lot 26, and the grounds of the St. Louis, Wabash and Pacific railway company, on the East by grounds of J. B. Botkin and A. H. Buckner, and on the South by said block four, in trust and upon the following conditions and stipulations. Firstly, that the premises hereby conveyed shall be forever set a...part for, and used only as a park for public recreation, pleasure and resort, and in such manner as said city of Mexico may direct, nor shall said premises, or any part thereof be applied, even temporarily to any private use, or to any public use other than the one specified. Secondly, That said city of Mexico shall, during each and every year, expend such sums of money as the city auth- orities exercising the cori)orate powers of the said city, may deem best, in the protection, improve- ment, embellishment and management of said park, a)id thirdly, that said city of Mexico shall by or- dinance signify their acceptance of the grant and trust herein created, and declare her pledge of public and corporate faith to execute the several duties and obligations imposed upon her by this instrument of writing, which shall be deemed to be null and void should said ordinance be not en- acted and published in due form as provided by EXTRACTS FROM THE PRESS.
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