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Maryland Manual, 1898
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170 MARYLAND MANUAL.

UNITED STATES SENATORS FROM MARYLAND.

Arthur P. Gorman................. Howard county......... ...... 1899
George L. Wellington............. Allegany county.......... .. 1903
Louise B. McComas, Senator Elect. Washington county. .......... .1905

UNITED STATES CONGRESSMAN FROM MARYLAND.

Isaac A. Barber...... 1st District......Talbot county...........1899
William B. Baker .....2d District...... Harford county........ 1899
William S. Booze. . . . . . 3d District...... Baltimore city........... 1899
Wm. W. Mcintyre.... .4th District...... Baltimore city ...... ... 189!)
Sydney E. Mudd. .... 5th District...... Charles county........... 1899
John McDonald....... .6th District...... Montgomery county. .... 1899

CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATION AND DISTRICTS.

Maryland is entitled to six representatives in the Congress of the
United States, one from each of the Districts,
The boundaries of the districts are as follows:

The First Congressional District is composed of Worcester county,
Somerset county, Wicomico county, Dorchester county, Talbot county,
Queen Anne's county, Caroline county, and Kent county.

The Second Congressional District is composed of the twelfth, six-
teenth, seventeenth, and eighteenth wards of Baltimore city, of Cecil
county, Harford county, Carroll county, and the second, third, fourth, fifth
sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh, twelfth, fourteenth and
fifteenth election districts of Baltimore county.

The Third Congressional District is composed of the first, second
third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh', eighth and ninth wards of Baltimore
city.

The Fourth Congressional District is composed of the tenth, eleventh,
thirteenth, fourteenth, fifteenth, nineteenth, twentieth, twenty-first, and
twenty-second wards of Baltimore city.

The Fifth Congressional District is composed of St. Mary's county,
Charles county, Calvert county, Prince George's county, Anne Arundel
county, including the city of Annapolis, Howard county, the first and
thirteenth election districts, of Baltimore county, and the twenty-third
and twenty-fourth wards of Baltimore city.

The Sixth Congressional District is composed of Allegany county,
Garrett county, Washington county, Frederick county, and Montgomery
county.
Act of 1898, chapter 388.

STATE PRINTERS.

King- Brothers................. .. .1-33 East Baltimore street.

 

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