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the Denton and Brick Mill River Road; and from thence in a straight
line to Choptank River to place of beginning. The boundary lines for new
district number eight or American Corners District shall read as follows:
Beginning at the mouth of Mill Creek on east side of Choptank River near
Williston, following said creek to road leading across Todd's Mill Dam;
thence with said road to new road starting at Lacy Stevens' farm, and
with new road to cross roads at William Stevens' farm; from thence with
said new road to Smithville and Hickmantown Road; thence to Wooden-
hawk Anderstown Road and with said road to Delaware line; thence with
Delaware line south till it strikes Woodenhawk stream, and with said
stream to the new road by way of Chitman's Lane to Chestnut Grove;
thence to road leading from American Corners to Federalsburg; thence
with said road to the Isaac Lehman Road; thence to three bridge Federals-
burg Road by the way of Bayard Nichols Road to Nichols Post Office;
thence to Friendship Church by way of Greer farm; thence by direct
public roads to Grove, Fowling Creek and Ganey's on Choptank River, and
with said river to place of beginning. The boundary line on the east side
of Choptank River between the second and third election districts shall
read as follows: Beginning at the mouth of Chapel Branch on Choptank
River and running with said branch till it intersects the Delaware State
Line.

1S94, ch. 499, sec. 3.

172. The place for holding elections in said Ridgely District or Dis-
trict number seven shall be Ridgely, and that the place for holding elec-
tions in American Corners district or district number eight shall be Ameri-
can Corners.

1S94, ch. 499, sec. 4.

173. The Governor shall appoint one register of voters each in and
for the said respective new districts, Numbers Seven and Eight.

1894, ch. 499, sec. 5.

174. The inhabitants of said new districts, Numbers Seven and Eight,
respectively, shall be entitled in all respects to all the rights and privi-
leges had or to be had or enjoyed by the other election districts of said
county.

P. L. L., 1888, Art. 6, sec. 114. 1860, Art. 6, sec. 80. 1920, ch. 702.

175. All judges of election and clerks of election of Caroline County,
when actually sitting as judges of registration or election and as clerks
of election respectively, shall be allowed and paid four dollars ($4.00) a
day; fractions of a day shall be allowed and paid at the rate of forty cents
an hour; and in all other respects Section 126 of Article 33 of the Anno-
tated Code of Public General Laws of Maryland, title "Elections," sub-
title "Compensation," shall remain in full force and effect in Caroline
County.