Gailey v. Wilkinsburg Real Estate Trust Co.

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Kephart,

George W. Guthrie, trustee, laid out a plan of lots with streets and alleys on land within the corporate limits of Edgewood. The plan was not accepted by the borough by any formal act, though by subsequent conduct it recognized Sanders, the street in controversy, between Savannah and Mifflin avenues, as a street. In 1907 the school district, by an arrangement with the borough, moved Sanders Street a short distance north of its old location to land dedicated by the school district, reducing its width from fifty to thirty feet, so that the north line of the old…