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CHAPTER 202. AN ACT to amend and alter the Charter of the City of Annapolis. SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland, That sections thirty, thirty-six, forty, forty-one and forty-nine of Article two of the Code
of Public Local Laws of Anne Arundel County, and Section two of the Act entitled an Act to amend and alter the Charter of the City of Anna- polis, passed on the nineteenth day of March,	Repealed.
eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, be and the same are hereby repealed and the following are substi- tuted in their place. 30. The boundaries of the City of Annapolis	Amended.
shall be as follows; Beginning at the water's edge at Windmill Point, thence by a straight line to Sycamore Point, and thence again by a straight line from Sycamore Point to the wharf at Fort Madison, and thence by a drawn line from the wharf at Fort Madison to the south wall of the Naval Academy, at the eastern terminus of Hano- ver street, and following the present enclosures of the Naval Academy to the Severn river, at the northeastern terminus of Tabernacle street, thence along the south shore of said river and College creek, to the head of said creek, thence by a straight line from the head of said creek, to the head of Acton's cove or Spa creek, and thence fol- lowing the northeast of said creek to the place of	Bounds of Annapolis.
beginning; and the citizens of Annapolis, quali- fied to vote for members of the General Assembly of Maryland, shall, on the first Monday of April, in the year eighteen hundred and seventy-one, and every two years thereafter elect by ballot a Mayor, Counsellor, and five Aldermen, who shall consti- tute the corporation of said city, under the name nnd style of the Mayor, Counsellor and Aldermen of the City of Annapolis.	Qualified to vote for Mayor and corpora- tive officers.
36. The Mayor, Counsellor and Aldermen, shall hold their first session in Annapolis on the second Monday in April, and shall meet on the second Monday in each month thereafter, but the Mayor may summon them to convene whenever and as often as it may appear to him that the interests of the city require their deliberations, and a majority	Meetings,