Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-05-25
Road Reports.

| Notice Is hereby given that the following
the Court and VIII be presented on the first Wed
nesday Of June 1891. ng tie 9th day OF
said month. and If no exceptions are filed they
Will De confirmed absolutely
r. No, Dec. Session, 1898. Petition
of Joseph Sproul and Edward Duffy and in
behalf Of many other citizens Of Marion
township. Butler county, Pa, for a review OF
a public road in Marion township. Original
view at March session, 1898. Review at No,
June session, 1898. December 4, 1898.
viewers appointed by the Court, and March
3, 1894, report of reviewers filed, as follows:
That the road known as the HarriSville
and -Annandale road be vacated from the
point where it parts from the Harrisyille and
Monteau road at the railroad crossing known
as Smiths crossing. and that new road for
public rosd be granted from Atgelps cross
lug to Smith s crossing, aud that portion OF
the New Hope road east of the Harfisyille
and Monitesu road be vacated. Probable
cost of making. 500, to be borne 10y the
township of Marion No damages assessed.
March Z. 1894, approved, and fix with of
road at 80 feet, notice t, be given according
to rules Of Court
BY TIE COURT.
RDNo March Session, 1894. Petition
OF inhabitants of ClearGeld township, Butler
county, Pa, TO vacate that portion of tue
road known as the Coylesyiils aud Haunahs
tow. roau b ginning at COylesville ami rua-
Blng 10 a point at the iarm OF ThoaIa- Il
Grren wEer- said road iHtersects the public
road known AS the Mile rstOwn aHd DeGny's
Mil road, a distance of about one -toCrth of "A
mile. Dec. l3, 1898, viewers appointed D.
the Court and March lst, 4, rep ri u
viewers filed as VIZ: InGt the vacation as
prayed Is necessary and have vacated the
sane distance Of 1850 teet. March 7jh,
1884 approved, notice TO be given according
70 rule oI Court.
BY THE COURT.
K ID No 3 March session, 1891. Peuton
of Inhabitants OF Marion township tor puuiic
road to lead from public road u Clrii,ie
Nj FAdden's 70 public road at Jane> sur
rtna's. De. II, 1898, viewers dDpoia,s'i by
The Couu. aud Feb. 2i,t, 1884, report OF
viewers filed as viz: That the road prayed
for Is necessary and nave laid out the same
for public use. Probable cost of making
about one hundred dollars 70 be borne by
the township OF Marion Damages assessed
twenty-five dollars TO Mary Ann Beach, 10
be PAID by the county. March z, 1891, ap-
proved and fix width OF road at ) iset.
Notice 10 be given according to rules of
Court.
BY THE COURT
L ID No ) March Session, 1894. Petition
of inhabitants of Centre township for public
road TO begin at point in the public
road leading from the Old Mercer road to the
New Castle road al or near the northwest
corner OF the farm of Sarah Johnston and
extending TO point III the public road lead
ing from the village OF UnionYil'e to Raj
ston's Mill at or near the house OF NJ Huff
il said township. Jan. "a, l>J4, viewers ap-
pou ted by the Court, and Marcn | 1894 re-
port of viewers filed as viz: That the road
prayed for l. necessary aud nave iaId out the
same for public use distance OF 236 rods
Probable cost Ot making one hundred aud
fifty dollars to be borne by the township.
No damages assessed. March Z, 1894 APP
proved and fix width at 80 feet. Notice 10 be
given according to rules of Court.
BY THE COURT,
r d No March Session 1894. Petition
of citizens of Muddycreek township for
public road beginning at point in the Mer-
Ger road near the residence of Thomas Fish
er and running to the ccun-
ty Iine between Butler and
Lawrence counties to connect with new
road recently granted by the Court of Law.
renee county. Jan. q, 1894, viewers ap
pointed by the Court, and March 9th, 1891
report OF viewers filed as Wis: That the road
prayed for is necessary and have laid ont the
same for public use. The damage assessed
ten dollars TO Thomas Fisher, to be paid
by the county. March 9TH. 1884, approved
and fix width of road at 35 feet. Notice 10
be given according to rules of Court.
BY THE Court.
BUTLER COUNTY SIS.
Certified from the record this 9.h day of
May 4. D., S94.
JOSEPH CRIswELL,
Clerk q. 5.