Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-07-19
AN ORDINANCE.

| An ordinance admitting a certain sec
tain of territory situate in Butler
township, adjacent to the south
boundary line of the borough of But
Ter. into said borough.
| WHEREAS, at a regular meeting of
| the Town Council held in the borough
of Butler, Pennsylvania, on the 10Th
| day of June, 1906. stated number of
the citizens of Butler township repre-
1 senting themselves to be majority of
| the freehold owners of lots and outlots
4 in that section of said township lying
| adjacent to the south boundary line of
/ said borough and bounded and described
as follows, viz On the east by Sheasley
( avenue or Virginia alley, on the west
| by lands of Thomas White and Others,
on the south by lands of the Butler
County Poor District, and on the north
by the south boundary line of said
| borough, presented their petition to the
Burgess and Town Council of said
borough, praying that an ordinance be
/ enacted admitting said section of ter
ritory into, and that the same be made
| part of the municipal territory of the
borough of Butler, and which said petit
| tion on vote duly taken was referred
| 10 the Street Committee, Solicitor and
| Borough Engineer to make survey and
| report; and a report having been duly
| made at meeting of the said Town
Council held this 3rd day of July, 1906,
| accompanied by survey and plot show
| ing the original south boundary line of
said borough and also the the boundary
| line of the said section to be admitted,
and, it appearing by said petition and
report that the said petitioners have in
ali things complied with the require
| ments of the Act of Assembly in such
case made end provided. therefore,
Be it enacted by the Burgess and
Town Council of the borough of Bntlo''
Pennsylvania, and it is hereby enacted
Dy the authority of the same, that ali
the territory embraced in that certain
section of land adjacent to the south
boundary line of said borough and now
living in Butler township, and bounded
and described according to the survey
and plot of the Borough Engineer at
tached hereto and made a part hereof,
by courses and distances, as follows,
viz:
Beginning at stone at the northeast
corner of lands of Thomas B. White
and wife on the south boundary line of
the borough of Butler thence by said
borough line and extension south So deg.
As min east twenty-five hundred and
seventy (2270) feet to the west side of
Virginia alley as laid out on the Jacob
Sheasley plan of lots dated April, 1891;
thence south by the west line of said
alley and through property Of Wigand,
Reed and McClung heirs, south 1 deg
Z min. west ten hundred ard fifty (1050)
feet to point; thence through lands of
McClung heirs and by the line Of the
lands of Butler County Poor District
north 80 deg 80 min, west nine hundred
and eighty (960) feet to a post; thence
by lands of said Poor District north 5
deg east two hundred and ninety-four
(294 feet to a post or stone; thence
north 80 deg. 30 min. west thirteen
hundred 1900 feet to stone the north
west corner of lands of said Butler
County Poor District; thence by lands
of Thomas B. White and wife north
seven hundred and sixty weight (76S) feet
to stone, the place of heginningi be
and the same is hereby admitted into.
and made q part OF the municipal ter
ritory of the said borough of Butler,
Pennsylvania, and q part of the ter
ritory of the School District thereof,
and the citizena and freeholders within
said described territory. shall from and
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ordinance, be entitled to all the rights
and privileges and be subject to all the
duties and liabilities of citizens of said
borough, under the laws, ordinances,
rules and regulations thereof. now in
force or hereafter duly made and enact
ed, and subject to the jurisdiction of
said borough government, for all pur..
poses. Ordained aud enacted in Council
this Srd Day of July, A. D. 1906.
III. G. GREENERT,
President of Town Council.
ATTEST;
H. q. COULTER,
Secretary.
Now, July ON, A. D. 1906, the above
and feCregoing ordinance is hereby ap-
proved.
ELMER E. BELL,
Burgess.