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the list of voters for each of such precincts to the
judges of the elections thereof.

Approved and in force April 4, 1870.

NOTE. —1870, c. 459 is the general registration act. See public general laws, Arti-
cle —. Registration, ante p. 156.

1870, c. 138 enacts the following and repeals all laws inconsistent therewith.

100. Sub-Sec. 6. The seventh election district of Bal- timore county is hereby divided into two voting pre- cincts in the manner hereinafter provided.

1870, c. 138, a 1. Precincts in seventh district

Sub-Sec. 7. The precincts into which said seventh election district is hereby divided shall be known as precinct number one and precinct number two. The metes and bounds of said precinct number one shall be as follows: beginning at the intersection of the Bal- timore and Harford county line, with the Maryland and Pennsylvania line, thence southerly, binding on said Baltimore and Harford county line, to the point of its intersection by the old York road, near the dwelling house of George Kirkwood; thence begin- ning on the northwestern side of the old York road to the county road, leading from Arthur Sheairs' to

Ibid, s 2. Metes and bounds of pre- cincts.

Stablersville; thence binding on the southwest side of
the road leading from Arthur Sheairs' to Stablersville
to the point at which said road crosses a stream known
as Reedy run; thence with said stream to the point
at which it empties into the Third Mine run; thence
with the Third Mine run to the point at which it is
crossed by the county road near Stabler's saw mill;
thence with said county road, binding on its northern
side, crossing the Baltimore and York turnpike at
Little's old school house, to Walker's mill; thence
binding on the northern side of the county road which
crosses the Northern Central railroad at Walker's sta-
tion, to the western boundary line of said seventh elec-
tion district; thence northerly with the western boun-
dary line of said seventh election district to the Mary-
land and Pennsylvania line, and thence easterly with
the Maryland and Pennsylvania line, to the place of