§ 106Publication of Notices

Whenever under the
provisions of this act notice is required to be given by
newspaper publication in any county or in any municipal
subdivision thereof, such notice shall be published in at least
two and not more than three newspapers of general circulation
as defined in the "Newspaper Advertising Act," approved May 16,
1929 (Pamphlet Laws 1784). At least one of said newspapers shall
represent the majority party, and at least one shall represent
the minority party, if there be that many published within the
limits of such county or municipal subdivision. If there are
not two such newspapers, then publication shall be made in at
least either one newspaper of general circulation representing
the majority party or at least one newspaper of general
circulation representing the minority party, whichever is
published in such county, and at least one newspaper of general
circulation representing the other party published in an
adjacent county and circulating in such county or municipal
subdivision in which such notice is required to be published:
Provided, however, That if in any such county, or in any
municipal subdivision thereof, there are at least three
newspapers of general circulation published within the limits
of such county or municipal subdivision, the foregoing
provisions if this section shall be deemed complied with if
publication shall be made in all of the said newspapers in the
county or municipal subdivision, notwithstanding that all such
newspapers may represent either the majority party or the
minority party. Whenever such notice relates to any matter or
proceeding in court or to the sale of bonds or increase of
indebtedness, the same shall also be published in the legal
newspaper, if any, in the proper county, provided publication
can be made therein on the same day or days as publication is
made in newspapers of general circulation.
   (106 amended June 28, 1947, P.L.1057, No.452)