MONTGOMERY COUNTY. 3321

by repealed in so far as the same may apply to said Section 4 thereof,
and Chapter 177 of the Acts of the General Assembly of Maryland of 1918
is hereby also repealed.

CHEVY CHASE—SECTION 5.

1918, ch. 189, sec. 1. 1922, ch. 434, sec. 1.

119. For the purposes of this Act, Section 5 of the Village of Chevy
Chase, of Montgomery County, Maryland, as hereinafter described, shall
constitute a special tax area or district, and shall be deemed and taken
to comprise certain parcels of land, namely:

Beginning at a point in the center line of Connecticut Avenue, 40 feet
due west of the northwest corner of Lot 10, Block 6, re-subdivision of
Section 3, Chevy Chase, Maryland, as per plat of Re-Subdivision of
Section 3, recorded among the Land Records of said Montgomery County;
thence due east 40 feet to the said northwest corner of said Lot 10, Block
6, Re-Subdivision of Section 3; thence in an easterly direction along the
northern line of said Lot 10 and said line prolonged to a planted stone,
said stone being the southwest corner of a certain sub-division formerly
known as Otterbourne, and recorded among the Land Records of said
Montgomery County; thence easterly along the said southern boundary
line of the said Otterbourne sub-division and the prolongation thereof to
its intersection with the eastern line, of the Tennallytown and Brookville
Road; thence in a southerly direction along the eastern line of said Road
to the northern line of Meadow Brook Street (now known as Taylor
Street); thence in an easterly direction with said northern line of said
Meadow Brook Street to its intersection with the eastern boundary line
of the property of Frank H. Shultz; thence northerly with the eastern,
line of the said Frank H. Shultz' property and the prolongation thereof
to the southern line of the property of Miss S. L. Campbell; thence east-
erly and northerly following the southern and eastern lines of the prop-
erty of Miss S. L. Campbell, the eastern line of the property of Horace E.
Troth, Jr., the eastern line of the property of W. C. Downey to the
southern line of the property of the late Leonard P. Bradshaw; thence
easterly and northerly with the southern and eastern lines of the property
of the said late Leonard P. Bradshaw to the northeast corner thereof;
thence westerly with the northern line of said property of said late
Leonard P. Bradshaw to the eastern line of the Tennallytown and Brook-
ville Road; thence with the eastern line of said Road in a northerly direc-
tion to a point where intersected by a prolongation in an easterly direction
of the northern line of what is known as the William Tract, a parcel of
land formerly belonging to the late John M. C. Williams; thence in a
westerly direction along said northern line of the Williams Tract and
the prolongation thereof to the center line of Connecticut Avenue; thence
south along said center line of Connecticut Avenue to the place of begin-