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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

of George's creek, and running north thirty-seven degrees,

west eight hundred and twenty-five feet to the corner of the

Midland Park Association fence, thence north eighty-five de-

grees, east nineteen hundred feet to a red oak tree on George

Sharp's lot, thence north fifty degrees, east four hundred feet

to a locust gate post situated near Robert Izsett's house, on the

road to Dan's Rock; thence north forty-two degrees west a

a distance of one thousand and seventy feet to a pine tree near

Dr. A. G. Smith's residence, and the George's Creek and

Cumberland Railroad, thence north fifty degrees west a dis-

tance of eight hundred and fifty feet to a white oak tree stand-

ing near the convent; thence due west five hundred and fifty

feet to a pine tree near Squirrel Neck run ; thence south twenty-

nine degrees west, five hundred feet to a locust post on the

southeast bank of George's creek, and on the near corner of

Harry Taylor's lot; thence along the left bank of George's

creek to the place of beginning, as shown by survey and plat

filed in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Allegany

County on the i8th day of April, 1903, and recorded in Liber

No. 92, folio 492, etc., of the Land Records of Allegany

County, which said map, or a copy thereof, properly certified

by said Clerk, under the seal of his office, shall be evidence of

the boundaries of said town.

ELECTIONS.

The inhabitants of the town of Midland who have resided

Elections —
When held.

there for six months next preceding any municipal election,

having the qualifications prescribed for voters by the laws of

this State, and who have been registered as hereinafter pre-

scribed, shall, on the second Monday in May, 1904, and on

the same day in every year thereafter, at such place as shall be

designated by the judges of election, between the hours of

one o'clock P.M. and seven o'clock P.M., elect by ballot one

person each to be clerk, bailiff and secretary of the board of

health, and on the second Monday in May, the said voters shall

elect in the same manner two persons to be members of the

Council for two years who, with the two already elected, and

now in office for two years, shall constitute the four members

of the Council ; and annually thereafter on the second Monday

in May the said voters shall elect two persons to be members

of the Council for two years; and all persons elected by the

people shall hold their office until their successors shall have

been elected and qualified.