The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-11

SO degrees east $50 feet to the
place of beginning.
The second. Beginning in
the northern line of the Bor-
ough of HQnesdale in the CEN
ter of Main street; thence
north along the center of Main
street 287 feet to the center
line of 18th street; thence east
along the center of last named
street and the center line of
said street extended about 433
feet to the Dyberry creek;
thence southwark by the west
ern margin of Dyberry creek
24S feet to the northern line
of the Borough of Honesdale;
thence south 81 degrees west
$40 feet to the place of be-
ginning.
The majority of the free
holders, owners of said lots and
out-lots having presented their
petition to the said Council
praying that the same be an
nexed to said borough, and the
same being composed of lands
adjacent to the said borough.
MARTIN CAUFIELD, Pres.
Honesdale, Pa, Oct. 5, 1911.
Attested by Wyman w. Kfmble,
Secretary.
Approved Oct. s, 1911.
John Kuhbach,
Burgess.
Park street signers-W. N. Alber
ty, Eva E. Kelly, Frank P. Caufield
DR.. r. w. Brady, John N. Sharp
steen, James ]. Ward, NJ. B. Allen
H. T. Menner, G. M. Genung.
Eighteenth street signers-C. A
Cortright, w. T. Butler, George c
Butler, A. T. Bryant, j. B. Robinson
Chas. S. Seward, Jr., Henry Som
mers, Joshua A. Brown, Reuber
Small.
HOnesdale Before Annexation.
Description of the boundaries
of the Borough of Honesdale as
it was before the lands annexed
on the north side of Park street,
on the west side of the bor-
ough, and north of the Bor-
ough, east of Main street, viz:
Beginning at the most southern
corner of the first lock upon the
Delaware and Hudson Canal,
below the basin at the head of
south 81 degrees west "a rods
to the western line of the
Indian Orchard tract; thence
sion thereof, north 23 degrees
farm of Levi Schoonover;
thence by the last named line
north 67 degrees east 105 rods
to the Dyberry creek; thence
southwark by Dyberry creek to
it's junction with the West
Branch of LackawaXen, and by
the Lackawaxen River to the
place of beginning.
Honesdale After Annexation.
Description of the boundar-
les of the Borough of Homes
dale after the annexation of
lands on the north side of Park
street, on the west side of the
Borough of Honesdale, and
lands at the north of the Bor-
ough, on the east side of Main
street, viz
Beginning at the most south
ern corner of the first lock up
on the Delaware and Hudson
canal, below the basin at the
head of the canal; thence by a
course south 67 degrees west
"a rods to the western line of
the Indian Orchard tract;
thence by the said line and an
extension thereof, north 23 de-
grees west to the center of
Park street; thence south SO
degrees west 553 feet to point
in the center of Park street;
thence north 9 degrees west
455 feet to the northwestern
corner of land known as the
Winton estate; thence north
IA degrees east 342 and 31-100
feet to original borough line;
thence north 23 degrees west
to the Schoonover farm; thence
by the last named line north 81
degrees east to the center of
Main street; thence north along
center of Main street 2S7 feet
to the center line of 18th
street; thence easterly along
center of 18th street and the
center line of 18th street ex-
tended about 433 feet to Dy-
berry creek; thence southward
by Dyberry creek to It's juno
tion with the West Branch of
the Lackawanna, and by the
Lackawaxen River to the place
! of beginning.