Section 1

Act 112 of 1913, § 1, under PENNSYLVANIA ORAL SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF.

Act 112 of 1913, § 1

Section 1. Be it enacted, &c., That the Governor is hereby authorized and directed to appoint a commission consisting of five citizens of this Commonwealth, to serve without compensation, who shall investigate and examine the said school, together with all the buildings, grounds, equipment, affairs and accounts of said school. Said commission shall ascertain the indebtedness of said school, of whatsoever nature, and shall ascertain what, if any, liens there may be of record against said school, including said buildings and grounds, and what, if any, claims there may be against said school, including all buildings, grounds, and equipment, and whether said school is in good repair, and whether there is ground adjacent and belonging thereto sufficient for the proper maintenance of said school. If said commission shall ascertain that said school is in good repair and is fully equipped and in proper condition to accommodate pupils, and that there is sufficient ground as aforesaid, and that the total of all claims, debts, and liens against said institution, including all buildings, equipment, and grounds does not exceed the sum of thirty thousand dollars, said commission shall have authority, and is hereby directed, to accept said school, including all said buildings, grounds, and equipment, in the name of this Commonwealth.