Pennsylvania Act 1935-142 — HIGHWAYS, LAYING OUT

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HIGHWAYS, LAYING OUT
                 Act of Jun. 11, 1935, P.L. 319, No. 142              Cl. 36
                                  AN ACT

     Establishing a certain section of public road as a State
        highway, and providing for its construction and maintenance
        at the expense of the Commonwealth.

        Section 1.  Be it enacted, &c., That the following section of
     public road shall be adopted by the Commonwealth as a State
     highway, to be constructed and maintained at the expense of the
     Commonwealth under the provisions of present or future laws
     governing main State highways, that is to say:
        Beginning at a point on Route 29 in Lewistown Borough, at a
     point commonly known as Five Points; thence northeasterly over
     Chestnut and Logan Streets and Logan Street extended, crossing
     Kishacoquillas Creek to the Lewistown Borough-Derry Township
     line; thence northeasterly and northerly through Derry Township,
     recrossing Kishacoquillas Creek to an intersection with Route
     29, in Derry Township, about one-half mile south of Burnham
     Borough, in Mifflin County, a distance of about 1.2 miles.
        Section 2.  So much of the money in the Motor License Fund,
     as may be needed for the purposes of this act, are hereby
     specifically appropriated to the Department of Highways.