Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-30
ORDER OF
PUBLICATION

uc OUJcCl VI lillS sui Is W Gull
Bemn an easement or right of way
for 26-inch gas pipe line in a
strip of land sixty (60) feet wide,
through the land of Joseph Hor-
gan and Edwina M. Horgan, his
wife, in Potomac District, Mont
gomery County, Maryland, which
land is more particularly described
in deed to Joseph Horgan and
Edwina M. Horgan, his wife, from
Raymond R. Magruder ct al, dat
ed September II, 1886, and record
ed among the Land Records of
Montgomery County, Maryland, in
Liber c. X. w., No. 642, folio 1856,
ETC.; and in deed to Joseph Hor-
gan and Edwina M. Horgan, his
wife, dated September 81, 1886,
from Bessie V. Magruder in her
own right and as Guardian of
James Walter Magruder, Russell
Clyde Magruder and Donald Ell
wood Magruder, and recorded
among the Land Records of Mont
gomery County, Maryland, in
Liber C. X. w., No. GAP, folio 1874,
etc.
The Petition states that Allan
tic Seaboard Corporation (herein-
after called the "Corporation") is
incorporated under the laws Of the
State of Delaware; that it is
natura. gas company within the
meaning of the Natural Gas Act
(Act of June 81, 1888, c. $50, Sc
Stat. 821, as amended), being
Chapter 15B of Title Is of the
United States Code, and particu-
larly Section TIFF (h) of said Title
Is; that it is the holder of GER
tifcate of public convenience and
necessity under said Natural Gas
Act from the Federal Power Com
mission for the construction and
extension of facilities for the
transportation or sale of natural
gas, as defined in said Natural Gas
Act, subject to the jurisdiction of
said Commission, from outside the
State of Maryland into, within and
through Montgomery County in
the State of Maryland; that in the
exercise of said certificate of pub
JIG convenience and necessity, it is
Pcessary for the Corporation to
construct, operate and maintain a
2G-inch pipe line for the transpor-
tation of said natural gas; that
the Corporation cannot acquire by
contract and is unable to agree
with the owners of said property
to the compensation to be paid for
said right of way; that the amount
claimed by Joseph Horgan and Ed
wilma M. Horgan, the owners of
said property, as compensation for
said right of way exceeds $4,000;
that said sixty (60) foot strip
within which said pipe line is to
be laid is fully described in said
Petition and the plat thereto at
tached; that the defendants, w.
Wallace Chiswell, surviving Trus-
tee, and Peoples Life Insurance
Company are non-residents OF the
State of Maryland.
The Petition then prays that
said right of way for said 26-inch
pipe line be condemned.
1t is therefore this 18th day of
lne, 1949, by the United States
district Court for the District of
Maryland, ordered that Atlantic
Seaboard Corporation, cause no.
tice in the form of this order to be
published once a week for three
successive weeks, in a newspaper
published in Montgomery County,
Maryland, and in one daily news
paper published in Baltimore City,
Maryland, requiring each of said
nonresident defendants, w. Wal
lace Chiswell, surviving Trustee,
and Peoples Life Insurance Com
pany, to appear in this Court and
file an answer on or before July
23rd, 1919, and show cause why
said property, or such non-resi-
dent defendants interest therein,
should not be condemned as prayed
r. in said Petition.
WILLIAM C. COLEMAN,
Chief limited States District