ELIHU E. JACKSON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

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east thirty-four and seven-tenths perches; eighteenth, north

thirty-seven and one-half degrees, east twenty-four and one-fourth

perches; nineteenth, north three and one-fourth degrees, west

twenty-four and fifty-four one hundredths perches to a point on

west side of said creek north of the county road bridge over said

creek; thence, twentieth, north fifty-six and one half degrees, west

fifteen and one-fourth perches to a point in bed of old furnace

railroad and with it; twenty-first, south forty-three and three-

quarter degrees, west fifty-five and two-tenths perches; then

twenty-second, south fifty-nine and three-quarter degrees, west

sixty and three-tenths perches to a large rock; then twenty-third,

north sixty-six and three-quarter degrees, west sixteen perches ;

twenty-fourth, north forty-three and one-half degrees, west twenty-

two and one-tenth perches near a white oak tree on west side of

Koontz run, then across Koontz' run; twenty-fifth, south fifty-

six and one-half degrees, west nineteen and one-tenth perches to

a post in front of fence of Charles Weisenthal's house; twenty-

sixth, south sixty-nine degrees, west ten and seven-tenth perches ;

twenty-seventh, south thirty-five and three-quarter degrees, east

forty-two perches to a point in fence of Castle school building ;

then twenty-eighth, south forty-five and three-quarter degrees,

west twenty-four and one-half perches to the southwest corner

or Samuel Barber's sr. fence on Church hill; twenty-ninth, south

forty and three-quarter degrees, east fifteen and four-tenths per-

ches; thirtieth, south twenty degrees, east twenty-eight and

eight-tenths perches to south side of county road; thence across

George's creek and Cumberland and Pennsylvania railroad; thirty-

one, south twenty-nine degrees, east thirty-one perches; thirty-

second, south thirty-three and one-half degrees, west ten and nine-

tenths perches to the corner of A. Jackson Clark's fence; and

with it thirty-third, south twenty-one and one-fourth degrees, east

twenty-eighth and two-tenths perches; then thirty-fourth, north

sixty-nine and one-half degrees, east seven and eighty-eight one

hundredths perches to southeast corner of John Ricker's lot ;

then thirty-fifth, south seventeen degrees, east sixteen and one-half

perches to the place of beginning.

SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That the male citizens of the age of

twenty-one years and upwards who have resided in the town of

Lonaconing six months preceding the election, and who must be

registered as prescribed in section five of this act, shall on the

first Tuesday of April, eighteen hundred and ninety, (1890,) at

Elections

such place as the judges of election shall designate, within the

corporate limits of said town, and at such place for all succeed-

ing elections as the mayor and councilmen of said town shall

designate, elect one person residing in said town, mayor of the

town of Lonaconing.

SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That the persons qualified as re-