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1916"; thence (4) with the now existing Southerly town boundary line,
North eighty-six degrees, seventeen minutes West, fifteen hundred and
seventy-nine and three-tenths feet to the beginning boundary line stone
marked "Easton Corner No. T 1916."

1927, ch. 679, sec. 42C.

133. All unimproved land in excess of one acre contained within the
above boundaries so extended and lying South of a lino connecting said
corner No. 8 with said corner No. Y, shall be exempt from town taxes for
a period of seven years from June 1, 1927, and at the expiration of said
period of seven years the land contained within the said boundaries shall
be assessed upon the valuation at which the same may be assessed upon the
tax books of Talbot County for State and County taxes, and no more.

1906, ch. 458, sec. 43. 1929, ch. 104.

134. Easton shall be divided into four wards, bounded as follows:
First Ward shall be bounded on the North and West by the boundaries of
the town, and on the East by a line running Southwardly with the center-
line of Aurora Street to the center of Goldsborough Street; thence West-
wardly to the intersection of the center-line of Goldsborough Street with
the center-line of Hanson Street; thence Southwardly with the center-line

of Hanson Street to its intersection with the center-line of Dover Street;
and on the South by the center line of Dover Street and Court Street to
the West Town boundary. Second Ward shall be bounded on the North

and East by the boundaries of the town; on the South by the center-line

of Dover Road and Dover Street running Westwardly from the Easterly
Town boundary to the center-line of Hanson Street; and on the West by
the Easterly boundaiy of the first ward. Third Ward shall be bounded
on the North by the Southerly boundary of the Second Ward; on the
East and South by the Easterly boundaries of the town; and on the West
beginning at a point where the center-line of Aurora Street, if projected,
would intersect the Southerly Town boundary on Dutchman's Lane; thence
Northwardly with said center-line of Aurora Street and its projection to
the center-line of Idlewild Avenue; thence Westwardly with the center-
line of Idlewild Avenue to its intersection with the center-line of Hanson
Street; thence Northwardly with the center-line of Hanson Street to its
intersection with the center-line of Dover Street. Fourth Ward shall be
bounded on the North by the Southerly boundary of the First Ward; on
the East by the Westerly boundary of the Third Ward; and on the South
and West by the boundaries of the town.

1906, ch. 458, sec. 44.

135. The Mayor and Council of Easton shall provide and keep three
series or classes of record books; first, the minute books; second, the ordi-
nance books, and third, the general record books. These books shall be
bound and uniform in size and paper. They shall keep an assessment
book, and may keep such other books as they may deem right. The minute