"Digest of the Laws of Boroughs in Pennsylvania" (circa 1910) provides a comprehensive overview of the legal framework governing boroughs within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Authored by Thomas Francis Chrostwaite, this digest serves as a valuable reference for legal professionals, municipal officers, and historians interested in the development of local governance in the early 20th century. The text covers a wide range of topics including the powers and responsibilities of quarter sessions, municipal corporations, aldermen, chief burgesses, and town councils.
This digest offers insights into the structure and function of borough administration, addressing issues such as corporate finance, public works (including macadamizing and culverts), and law enforcement. Its detailed examination of legal statutes and municipal practices provides a rich historical context for understanding the evolution of local law in Pennsylvania. Researchers and those interested in Pennsylvania history will find this a helpful primary source.
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