Pennsylvania Act 1876-115 — COMMISSION TO REPLACE MONUMENTS

Act text

COMMISSION TO REPLACE MONUMENTS
                  Act of May 8, 1876, P.L. 142, No. 115               Cl. 71
                                  AN ACT

     In regard to the boundary monuments on the line between the
        State of Pennsylvania and New York, with an appropriation for
        expenses of same.

        Section 1.  Commission to replace monuments
        As soon as practicable after the passage of this act it shall
     be the duty of the governor to appoint three persons to be a
     commission to act in conjunction with a similar commission of
     the State of New York, to examine as to the true location of the
     monuments which mark the boundary line between this State and
     the State of New York, and in connection with said commission of
     the State of New York, to replace any monuments which have
     become dilapidated or been removed on the boundary lines of said
     States.  1876, May 8, P.L. 142, Sec. 1.
        Section 3.  Reports to Secretary of Internal Affairs
        Said commission shall make report to the Secretary of
     Internal Affairs on the progress of the work, with an account of
     all expenditures, which shall be transmitted by said Secretary
     to the General Assembly at its next session, and said commission
     shall on completion of said work, prepare and file in the
     Department of Internal Affairs a full report of their
     proceedings, accompanied with such maps or drafts as may be
     necessary to a clear understanding of the same.  1876, May 8,
     P.L. 142, Sec. 3.