Pennsylvania Act 1943-233 — ALLOWING THE UNITED STATES TO ACQUIRE LAND

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ALLOWING THE UNITED STATES TO ACQUIRE LAND
                  Act of May 21, 1943, P.L. 520, No. 233              Cl. 29
                                  AN ACT

     Giving the consent of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to the
        acquisition by the United States of America, of approximately
        twenty-one thousand acres of land in the County of Franklin,
        Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, known as the Letterkenny
        Ordnance Depot, and ceding jurisdiction to the United States.

        The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
     hereby enacts as follows:

        Section 1.  The consent of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
     is hereby granted, in accordance with the seventeenth clause,
     eighth section of the first article of the Constitution of the
     United States, to the acquisition, by the United States of
     America, of a certain tract of land in Franklin County,
     Pennsylvania, known as the Letterkenny Ordnance Depot,
     containing twenty thousand, seven hundred thirty and sixty-seven
     one hundredths (20,730.67) acres, more or less bounded and
     described as follows:
        Beginning at a point in the concrete road known as Route No.
     333, which point is the point of beginning of the lands
     described in a deed dated June 20, 1933, and recorded among the
     land records of Franklin County, Pennsylvania, in Deed Book No.
     248, page 138, from Frances Willhide to Ethel Pearl Timmons
     (Tract No. 9), thence binding on the lands of Ethel Pearl
     Timmons and by the lands of Abram R. Gayman and D. R. Hoover the
     following courses and distances: South 24 1/4 degrees West 100.7
     perches to an iron pin; South 40 3/4 degrees East 12.75 perches
     to an iron pin; South 40 1/4 degrees East 9.25 perches to an
     iron pin; South 49 1/2 degrees East 11.25 perches to an iron
     pin; South 19 3/4 degrees East 39.75 perches to an iron pin;
     North 51 3/4 degrees East 2.40 perches to an iron pin; South 35
     1/4 degrees East 43.25 perches to an iron pin; at a corner
     common to the lands of Ethel Pearl Timmons (Tract No. 9) and J.
     LeRoy Hoke (Tract No. 11); thence:
        By the lands of J. LeRoy Hoke (Tract No. 11) the two
     following courses and distances: South 1 degree East 4.25
     perches to an iron pin, and South 23 3/4 degrees East 8.68
     perches to a point in the North line of Oscar Schaffnit (Tract
     No. 200); thence: Along said Schaffnit's North line, South 82
     degrees East 99.75 perches, more or less, to a point in Lehman
     Run; thence: Down the Run and along the line of lands formerly
     belonging to Eli Myers 62.3 perches to a point; thence: Along
     the same South 45 1/2 degrees West 8.6 perches, more or less, to
     a point in the Northeastern boundary line of Eli Myers, (Tract
     No. 179); thence: Binding on the Northeastern outline of Eli
     Myers (Tract No. 179) the following courses and distances: South
     36 3/4 degrees East 49.9 perches by lands now or formerly
     belonging to Abram Gayman to a White Oak; thence: By Abram
     Gayman's lands and the lands now or formerly of John W. Myers
     South 51 degrees East 62.2 perches to a stone; thence: By the
     latter South 44 1/2 degrees East 25.6 perches to a point and
     South 52 degrees East 36.75 perches to a point; thence: By lands
     now or formerly of C. H. Myers, South 44 3/4 degrees East 17
     perches to a point on Route No. 598; thence: South 65 1/2
     degrees East 7 perches to a point; thence: South 75 degrees East
     15.3 perches to a point; thence: South 42 degrees East 3.5
     perches to a point; thence: South 5 1/2 degrees East 15.6
     perches to a point; thence: Due South 24 perches to a point on
     Route No. 596; thence: Along said highway the two following
     courses and distances: Southeast 13.4 perches to a point, and
     South 27 1/2 degrees East 26.2 perches to a corner common to the
     lands of Eli Myers (Tract No. 179) and Charles Gillan (Tract No.
     174); thence:
        Along the lands of Charles Gillan (Tract No. 174) the
     following courses and distances: South 6 1/2 degrees East 30
     perches; South 17 degrees West 21 perches; South 1/2 degree East
     27.3 perches; South 52 degrees East 5.25 perches; South 32
     degrees West 8.2 perches; South 10 degrees West 8 perches; South
     10 degrees East 13.75 perches; South 12 1/2 degrees West 10.4
     perches; South 9 1/2 degrees West 17.5 perches to a corner
     common to the lands of Charles Gillan (Tract No. 174) and Jacob
     E. Dougherty (Tract No. 177); thence:
        Continuing the same course binding on the lands of Jacob
     Dougherty (Tract No. 177) South 9 1/2 degrees West 21.75 perches
     to a corner common to the lands of Jacob E. Dougherty (Tract No.
     177) and S. W. Sollenberger (Tract No. 371); thence:
        Binding on the lands of S. W. Sollenberger South 29 1/2
     degrees West 17.6 perches to a corner of the lands of S. W.
     Sollenberger (Tract No. 371) in line of Charles Gillan (Tract
     No. 174); running thence:
        Binding on the lands of Charles Gillan (Tract No. 174) the
     two following courses and distances, South 10 degrees East 44.6
     perches, more or less, and South 17 1/2 degrees West 59.05
     perches, more or less, to a point on Route No. 596, in line of
     the lands of Charles Gillan (Tract No. 174) at a corner of the
     lands of Elam U. Royer (Tract No. 201); thence: Leaving said
     Highway and binding on the Northeasternmost outline of the lands
     of Elam U. Royer (Tract No. 201), the two following courses and
     distances; South 67 1/2 degrees East 93.2 perches to a point,
     and South 66 1/2 degrees East 21.25 perches to a point in the
     line of the Air Hill Church and Cemetery; thence: Along the line
     of same the following courses and distances: South 1/4 degree
     East 6.29 perches to a point; South 65 3/4 degrees West 15.57
     perches to a point; South 25 1/4 degrees East 19.06 perches to a
     point; North 65 degrees East 4.01 perches to a point; South 25
     degrees East 18.92 perches to a point; North 66 degrees East
     13.52 perches to a point on the division line between the Air
     Hill Church and Cemetery property and the lands of Elam U. Royer
     (Tract No. 201); thence: Leaving the Air Hill Church and
     Cemetery property and binding on the Eastern outline of Elam U.
     Royer (Tract No. 201), South 24 degrees 7 minutes East 154.2
     perches to a corner common to the lands of Elam U. Royer (Tract
     No. 201) and I. N. Keefer (Tract No. 352); thence:
        Binding on the lands of I. N. Keefer (Tract No. 352), South
     24 1/4 degrees East 115.25 perches to a point on Route No.
     28057, a corner common to the lands of I. N. Keefer (Tract No.
     352) and C. W. Hock (Tract No. 353); thence: South 25 1/4
     degrees East 42.4 perches to a point on Route No. 538 and to a
     point in the line of the adjoining lands of Grant Rice; thence:
     North 60 7/8 degrees East 15.08 perches along said Route No. 538
     where said highway forms a common boundary between the property
     of Grant Rice and Irvin D. Rotz (Tract No. 354) to the
     intersection of Route No. 28057; thence: In a Southeasterly
     direction and along Route No. 28057, 8 perches to a point in
     Route No. 433; thence: Along said highway the two following
     courses and distances: South 10 3/8 degrees West 42.95 perches
     and South 9 3/4 degrees West 14.28 perches to a corner common to
     the lands of Irvin D. Rotz (Tract No. 354) and Irvin Diller
     (Tract No. 356); thence:
        Binding on the lands of Irvin Diller (Tract No. 356) and
     continuing along said highway in a Southwesterly direction 85
     perches to a corner common to Irvin Diller (Tract No. 356) and
     Walter Elliott (Tract No. 358); thence: Still in a Southwesterly
     direction along said highway, 98 perches to the intersection of
     said highway with the Northwestern right-of-way line of the
     Western Maryland Railroad Company; thence: Still in a
     Southwesterly direction along said Western Maryland Railroad
     right-of-way line 24 perches, more or less, to a point on the
     division line between the lands of Walter Elliott (Tract No.
     358) and Edgar Snoke (Tract No. 360); thence: Still in a
     Southwesterly direction along said right-of-way line 16 perches,
     more or less, to a point in the division line between the lands
     of Edgar Snoke (Tract No. 360) and Irvin D. Rotz (Tract No.
     355); thence: Still along said right-of-way line South 23
     degrees 22 minutes West 130.9 perches to a post; thence: South
     64 degrees West 1.7 perches to a stone on the division line
     between the lands of Irvin D. Rotz (Tract No. 355) and Emory
     Etter (Tract No. 377); thence:
        Binding on the lands of Emory Etter, North 64 degrees 15
     minutes West 256.8 perches to a stone; thence: By the same North
     59 3/4 degrees West 66.6 perches to a point on Loudon Road
     (Route No. 538) and on a line of the lands of M. D. Plough
     (Tract No. 132); thence: Along the Northern line of a second
     contiguous farm of M. D. Plough North 58 degrees 55 minutes West
     169.7 perches to a point on Route No. 333, said point being in
     the division line between the lands of J. W. Feagan (Tract No.
     361) and Merle Plough (Tract No. 365); thence: By the lands of
     Merle Plough (Tract No. 365) and along said Highway in a
     Southwesterly and Southerly direction 100 perches, more or less,
     to the point of intersection of Route No. 333 with Route No.
     28017 and a corner common to the lands of Merle Plough (Tract
     No. 365) and the lands of Walter Rohrer (Tract No. 362); thence:
        Along said Route No. 28017 and the lands of Walter Rohrer
     (Tract No. 362) South 77 degrees West 18 perches to a point;
     thence: Still along said Highway and said lands in a
     Northwesterly direction 125 perches to a stone, a corner common
     to the lands of Walter Rohrer (Tract No. 362) and Dr. B. M.
     Beattie (Tract No. 91); thence: Along said Highway and the lands
     of Dr. B. M. Beattie (Tract No. 91) North 88 degrees West 42.3
     perches to a point in line of the lands of Dr. B. M. Beattie
     (Tract No. 91) and W. E. Davis (Tract No. 89); thence:
        Along the outlines of the W. E. Davis tract, the following
     courses and distances; South 29 3/4 degrees West 16 perches to a
     post; thence: By lands now or formerly of Benjamin Grove, South
     45 degrees West 16.6 perches to a stone; thence: South 66 1/2
     degrees West 37.9 perches to a stone, a corner common to the
     lands of W. E. Davis (Tract No. 89) and the lands of Samuel M.
     Bricker (Tract No. 372); thence: Along said Highway and the
     lands of Samuel M. Bricker (Tract No. 372) in a general
     Southwesterly direction 65.75 perches to a corner common to the
     lands of Samuel M. Bricker (Tract No. 372) and Rocky Spring
     Church (Tract No. 374); thence:
        Along said Highway and along the lands of the Rocky Spring
     Church (Tract No. 374) in a Southwesterly direction 20 perches,
     more or less, to a corner common to the lands of the Rocky
     Spring Church (Tract No. 374) and B. E. Davis (Tract No. 375);
     thence: Along said Highway and along the lands of B. E. Davis
     (Tract No. 375) and continuing in a Southwesterly direction 11.5
     perches, more or less, to a corner common to the lands of B. E.
     Davis (Tract No. 375) and John Schaeffer (Tract No. 373) and at
     the intersection of Route No. 536 and Route No. 28017; thence:
        Along Route No. 536 and the lands of John Schaeffer (Tract
     No. 373) and three following courses and distances: South 30
     degrees West 27.03 perches; South 43 degrees 30 minutes West 26
     perches; South 13 degrees 37 minutes 30 seconds West 66.12
     perches to a point; thence: Binding on said lands and leaving
     said Highway, North 84 degrees 30 minutes West 32 perches to a
     corner common to the lands of John Schaeffer (Tract No. 373) and
     William F. Newton (Tract No. 190); thence: By the lands of
     William F. Newton (Tract No. 190) South 23 degrees West 13.8
     perches to a post on a line of lands formerly of Daniel Stouffer
     of H., now W. F. Wagaman; thence: South 63 1/2 degrees West 28.8
     perches to a post on a line of land of the heirs of George
     Spricher, deceased, now W. Henry Baker and a corner common to
     the lands of William F. Newton (Tract No. 190) and Oscar D.
     Hammond (Tract No. 126); thence: By said lands of Oscar D.
     Hammond (Tract No. 126) South 63 1/2 degrees West 61.8 perches
     to a stone; thence: By the lands of Oscar D. Hammond (Tract No.
     126) and the lands of Edward Schlichter, North 80 degrees West
     28.7 perches to a point on the East side of a public road (Route
     No. 540) and a corner common to the lands of Oscar D. Hammond
     (Tract No. 126) and John Sandoe (Tract No. 191); thence: Along
     the lands of John Sandoe (Tract No. 191) and said highway, North
     49 3/4 degrees West 21.3 perches to a point, a corner common to
     the lands of John Sandoe (Tract No. 191) and Ella E. Heckman
     (Tract No. 136); thence: Along the lands of Ella E. Heckman
     (Tract No. 136) and the said public road the two following
     courses and distances: North 79 3/4 degrees West 3.1 perches to
     a stone in said road and South 66 1/2 degrees West 43.5 perches
     to a point in said road, a corner common to the lands of Ella E.
     Heckman (Tract No. 136) and the lands of William F. Newton
     (Tract No. 137) at the intersection of Route No. 316; thence:
     Along Route No. 540 and the lands of William F. Newton (Tract
     No. 137) South 67 degrees 5 minutes West 52.78 perches to a
     stone in Route No. 540 at a corner common to the lands of
     William F. Newton (Tract No. 137) and the lands of Emma K. and
     James M. Heckman (Tract No. 135); thence: Along said highway and
     the lands of Emma K. and James M. Heckman (Tract No. 135) the
     following courses and distances: South 67 1/2 degrees West 48.8
     perches to a stone; South 69 1/2 degrees West 7.5 perches to a
     stone; South 82 1/2 degrees West 6.9 perches to a point on said
     highway; thence: North 19 degrees West 11.6 perches to a point
     in line with the lands of Charles M. Rife; thence: By lands of
     Emma K. and James M. Heckman and the lands of Charles M. Rife
     North 2 degrees East 21.8 perches to a stone in the division
     line between the lands of Emma K. and James M. Heckman (Tract
     No. 135) on the East and Charles M. Rife (Tract No. 139) on the
     West; thence: Along the lands of Charles M. Rife (Tract No. 139)
     South 76 degrees 25 minutes West 118.9 perches to a stone in
     Route No. 28007; thence: By said lands and the lands formerly
     belonging to Mary Huber, now John Ricker, North 47 degrees 55
     minutes West 10.6 perches to a stone; thence: By said lands and
     the lands formerly of William R. Moore, now Elizabeth Hocker,
     North 44 degrees West 71.6 perches to a stone near the West side
     of Keefer Road and in the Southeasternmost line of the lands of
     Electa Schlichter (Tract No. 156); thence: Along said
     Southeasternmost line of the lands of Electa Schlichter (Tract
     No.156) South 74 degrees West 184.8 perches, more or less, to a
     point in the line of the lands of Samuel M. Bricker; thence:
     Continuing along the lands of Electa Schlichter and the said
     lands of Samuel M. Bricker North 21 degrees West 37.2 perches to
     a point on the division line between the lands of Electa
     Schlichter (Tract No. 156) and Samuel M. Bricker (Tract No.
     276); thence: Leaving said division line and running in a
     general Northwesterly direction through the lands of Samuel M.
     Bricker (Tract No. 276) a distance of 98 perches to a stake in
     the division line between the lands of Samuel M. Bricker (Tract
     No. 276) on the Southeast and M. B. Mentzer (Tract No. 169) on
     the Northwest; thence: By the lands of M. B. Mentzer (Tract No.
     169) the following courses and distances: South 58 degrees 7
     minutes West 109.4 perches to a point; North 2 1/4 degrees West
     43.9 perches to a point; South 85 3/4 degrees West 43.9 perches
     to a point, a corner common to the lands of M. B. Mentzer (Tract
     No. 169) and S. D. and J. B. Schlichter (Tract No. 368); thence:
     Along said lands of S. D. and J. B. Schlichter (Tract No. 368)
     North 78 1/2 degrees West 56.1 perches to a point; thence: North
     70 1/2 degrees West 6.4 perches to a corner common to the lands
     of S. D. and J. B. Schlichter (Tract No. 368) and W. S. Peckman
     (Tract No. 168); thence: Along the lands of W. S. Peckman (Tract
     No. 168) and along Route No. 543 the following courses and
     distance: North 70 1/2 degrees West 88.4 perches to a point;
     North 51 1/8 degrees West 79.5 perches to a point, and North 33
     3/8 degrees West 42.55 perches to a point, a corner common to
     the lands of W. S. Peckman (Tract No. 168), and the lands of S.
     S. Brechbill (Tract No. 167); thence: By the lands of S. S.
     Brechbill (Tract No. 167) and along Route No. 543 North 41 3/4
     degrees West 78 perches to a stone; thence: Leaving said highway
     North 16 1/4 degrees East 66.2 perches to a point on St. Thomas
     Road (Route No. 28005); thence: Leaving said road South 73 1/4
     degrees East 7.3 perches to a point; thence: North 16 1/4
     degrees East 6.6 perches to a point; thence: North 73 3/4
     degrees West 8 perches to a point in said road at or near its
     intersection with an old unused road; thence: To the point of
     intersection of said roads being a corner of the lands of Frank
     H. Snyder (Tract No. 176); thence: Binding along the South line
     of the lands of Frank H. Snyder (Tract No. 176) and along said
     old unused road, North 83 degrees West 83 perches to a point,
     and North 76 degrees West 128 perches to a point on Route No.
     464; thence: Along said lands and aforesaid highway, North 44
     degrees East 34.15 perches, more or less, to a point in the
     division line between the lands of Frank H. Snyder (Tract No.
     176) and Mrs. Denton Keefer (Tract No. 178); thence: Leaving
     said division line and binding along the Southwest outline of
     the lands of Mrs. Denton Keefer (Tract No. 178); North 45 3/4
     degrees West 166.75 perches to a point on Route No. 476; thence:
     Binding along Route No. 476 North 45 degrees East 84.9 perches
     to a corner common to the lands of Mrs. Denton Keefer (Tract No.
     178) and J. Frank Huber (Tract No. 180); thence: Along the lands
     of J. Frank Huber (Tract No. 180) and still along said road 6.5
     perches, more or less, to a stone, a corner common to the lands
     of J. Frank Huber (Tract No. 180) and Martin D. Sellers (Tract
     No. 314); thence: Binding on the lands of Martin D. Sellers
     (Tract No. 314), the following courses and distances: North 45
     degrees 6 minutes West 39.3 perches to a stone; North 54 degrees
     West 36 perches to a post, and North 43 degrees East 35.5
     perches to a private road and a point in the division line
     between the lands of Martin D. Sellers (Tract No. 314) and the
     lands of B. E. Lehman (Tract No. 320); thence: Leaving said
     division line and binding along the Southwest line of the lands
     of B. E. Lehman (Tract No. 320) the two following courses and
     distances: North 47 degrees West 121 perches to a point, and
     North 45 1/4 degrees West 63 perches to a corner common to the
     lands of B. E. Lehman (Tract No. 320) and M. J. Shields (Tract
     No. 321); thence:
        Binding on the Southwest line of lands of M. J. Shields
     (Tract No. 321) North 45 degrees West 207 perches to a stone, a
     corner common to the lands of M. J. Shields (Tract No. 321) and
     the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (Tract No. 370); thence:
     Binding on the Southwest and Northwest lines of the lands of the
     Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (Tract No. 370) the following
     courses and distances: North 45 degrees West 62 perches; thence:
     North 49 degrees 28 minutes 30 seconds East 167 perches to a
     point; thence: North 40 degrees 28 minutes 30 seconds East 82
     perches to a point; thence: North 49 degrees 56 minutes 20
     seconds East 266 perches to a point; thence: North 7 degrees 58
     minutes 30 seconds East 48 perches; thence: North 46 degrees 28
     minutes 30 seconds East 306 perches; thence: North 50 degrees 58
     minutes 30 seconds East 60 perches; thence: North 83 degrees
     East 177.22 perches, and South 75 degrees East 20.2 perches to a
     point, common to the lands of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
     (Tract No. 370) Irvin B. Rotz (Tract No. 343) and Simon B. Beltz
     (Tract No. 341), and running thence: and binding on the
     Northwest outline of the lands of Simon B. Beltz (Tract No. 341)
     the following courses and distances: North 27 1/2 degrees East
     32.42 perches; thence: South 37 1/4 degrees East 10.5 perches
     and North 15 3/4 degrees East 9.5 perches to a corner common to
     the lands of Simon B. Beltz (Tract No. 341) and E. B. Ruppert
     (Tract No. 22) and in the center of the former Lawyers Road;
     thence: Crossing said road and binding on the lands of E. B.
     Ruppert (Tract No. 22), the following courses and distances:
     North 15 3/4 degrees East 37.1 perches to stones; North 15
     degrees 50 minutes East 102.1 perches to a post of pine; North
     77 degrees East 4.16 perches; North 84 degrees East 17.2 perches
     to stones; North 28 1/4 degrees East 4.28 perches to stones;
     North 69 5/10 degrees East 55.1 perches to a chestnut oak; South
     51 degrees 40 minutes East 148 perches to a point in the North
     line of the lands belonging to Guy L. Zeger (Tract No. 2),
     running thence: And binding on the lands of Guy L. Zeger (Tract
     No. 2), the following courses and distances: North 73 3/4
     degrees East 70.2 perches to a stake and stone; South 55 degrees
     40 minutes East 35.3 perches to a point on the West side of
     Route No. 944; thence: By the same North 61 1/4 degrees East
     88.35 perches to a point in the center of the aforesaid road and
     in a public alley adjoining the school grounds and the lands now
     or formerly of the M. E. Church; thence: By said public alley,
     South 68 degrees East 101.6 perches to a stake in a private
     lane, and the Northwest boundary line of the lands of John E.
     Pugh, Jr. (Tract No. 3); thence: Along the line dividing a
     portion of the Village of Upper Strasburg and the lands of John
     E. Pugh, Jr. (Tract No. 3) North 44 1/4 degrees East 12.15
     perches, more or less, to a point in Route No. 533, thence along
     Route No. 533, the two following courses and distances: South 68
     3/4 degrees East 48.75 perches and North 55 1/2 degrees East
     7.95 perches to a stone, a corner common to the lands of John E.
     Pugh, Jr. (Tract No. 3) and Andrew Pugh (Tract No. 4); thence:
        Binding along the North boundary of the lands of Andrew Pugh
     (Tract No. 4) North 84 degrees East 16.5 perches to a point in
     the center of said Route No. 533; thence: Along the same North
     72 1/2 degrees East 54.3 perches to a point in the center of
     said highway; thence: Continuing along the same North 78 3/4
     degrees East 43.1 perches to a point in center of said highway;
     thence: Along the same and the lands formerly of George W.
     Bitner now George Eyer, North 79 degrees East 26 perches to a
     point in the center of said highway; thence: along the same
     North 81 degrees East 58.3 perches to a point in the center of
     the road leading from West's Mill to Roxbury known as Route No.
     588, or Route No. 28057, at its intersection with State Highway
     leading from Upper Strasburg to Orrstown, known as Route No. 533
     and in a line of the lands of Mrs. Alice L. Rodgers (Tract No.
     5); thence in an easterly direction along the center line of
     Route No. 533, and bounded on the North by the remaining 22
     acres of Mrs. Alice L. Rodgers 94 perches, more or less, to a
     stone in said Route No. 533; thence: By the same South 72
     degrees 35 minutes East 32.6 perches to a post, and South 71
     degrees 25 minutes East 52.3 perches to a point on said Route
     No. 533 in the line of lands of Levi Burkholder (Tract No. 182);
     thence: Easterly on said Route No. 533 through the lands of Levi
     Burkholder (Tract No. 182) 124 perches, more or less, to a point
     in said Highway, common to the lands of Levi Burkholder (Tract
     No. 182) and the lands of C. M. Diehl (Tract No. 7); thence:
     Still along said Route No. 533, South 86 degrees East 38 perches
     to a point on the North side of said Route No. 533, in a line
     common to the lands of C. M. Diehl (Tract No. 7) and H. Howard
     Hoover (Tract No. 8); thence: Still along Route No. 533 bounded
     on the North by the remaining 12 acres belonging to H. Howard
     Hoover (Tract No. 7) in a general Easterly direction a distance
     of 90 perches, more or less, to a point on Route No. 533, in the
     division line between the lands of H. Howard Hoover (Tract No.
     8) and the lands of Alvin H. Hoover (Tract No. 183); thence:
     Continuing along Route No. 533, through the lands of said Alvin
     H. Hoover (Tract No. 183) in an Easterly direction a distance of
     124 perches, more or less, to a point on said highway, and on
     the division line between the lands of Alvin H. Hoover (Tract
     No. 183) and Ethel Pearl Timmons (Tract No. 9); thence: Binding
     on the lands of Ethel Pearl Timmons (Tract No. 9) and along said
     highway South 64 3/4 degrees East 3.5 perches to an iron pin;
     thence leaving said highway and binding on said lands, South 55
     5/8 degrees East 24.24 perches to a stone; thence:
        By Pleasant Hall Town lots, South 71 1/2 degrees East 22.2
     perches to a point in the concrete road known as Route No. 333
     the point beginning.
        Section 2.  Exclusive jurisdiction in and over the aforesaid
     lands is hereby ceded to the United States of America by the
     Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, for the erection of forts,
     magazines, arsenals, dock yards and other needful buildings,
     with the exception of roads abutting on said lands to be used by
     the United States for military and other public purposes, which
     are not already under the jurisdiction of the United States,
     and: Provided further, That the above cession is hereby made
     contingent upon the United States of America making provision
     acceptable to the Department of Highways of the Commonwealth of
     Pennsylvania for a substitute road outside the limits of the
     said depot to replace that portion of State Highway Route No.
     340 within the said depot, which has been rendered inaccessible
     to the traveling public.
        Section 3.  The jurisdiction so ceded to the United States of
     America is granted upon the express condition that the
     Commonwealth of Pennsylvania shall retain concurrent
     jurisdiction with the United States in and over the lands and
     buildings aforesaid, in so far that civil process in all cases
     and such criminal process as may issue under the authority of
     the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, against anyone charged with
     crime committed outside said land may be executed thereon in the
     same manner as if this jurisdiction had not been ceded. The
     United States shall retain such jurisdiction so long as the said
     land shall be used for the purposes for which jurisdiction is
     ceded, and no longer.
        Section 4.  The jurisdiction so ceded to the United States
     shall be upon the further condition that the Commonwealth
     reserves to itself and its political subdivisions whatever power
     of taxation it may constitutionally reserve to levy and collect
     all taxes now or hereafter imposed by the Commonwealth and its
     political subdivisions upon property, persons and franchises
     within the boundaries so ceded.
        Section 5.  This act shall become effective immediately upon
     its final enactment.