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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

four and two-tenths perches, north seventy-five and three-

fourths degrees west twenty -seven and two-tenths perches

to a stake on the east side of the Jefferson turnpike road.

thence north thirty-nine degrees west, eighty-three and one-

half perches to the middle of the east wall of Hezekiah

Young's stone house standing on the south side of the Fred-

erick and Hagerstown turnpike road, thence north seventy-

two and three-fourths degrees east, two-hundred and seven

perches to the southwest corner of the German Reformed

Graveyard fence, thence north twenty-one and one-fourth

degrees east, fifty-five perches to the south side of the Mon-

tevue turnpike road, thence by and with the south side

thereof north seventy -six degrees west, sixty-four and fifty-

five one-hundredths perches to a stake on the south side

aforesaid, thence across said pike and by and with the east

side of Groff Park property north twenty-one degrees east,

sixty-one and eighty five one hundredths perches to a large

stone formerly planted, still with said property north twenty -

one degrees east, fifty-six and one-half perches to the south

side of the Spout Spriug turnpike road, still north twenty-

one degrees east, forty and eight-tenths perches to the south

west corner of John C. Motter's land, thence by and with

said land south sixty-eight degrees east, eighty-two and one-

half perches to the west side of the Opossumtown turnpike

road, thence diagonally across said turnpike road north sixty-

five and one-half degrees east, three and one-half perches

to the southwest corner of the lot aforesaid owned by Thomas

W. Morgan and running thence by and with the south side

thereof south eiglity-one degrees east, thirty-eight and forty-

seven one-hundredths perches to the first mentioned place

of beginning. Aud the Boulevard, streets, and avenues laid

out in that portion of the above described taxable limits

known as the north-western addition to Frederick shall be

and remain as at present located. And it shall be 'the duty

of the mayor and aldermen of Frederick to forthwith estab-

lish a grade for said Boulevard, streets and avenues and to

macademize the same ; to provide water facilities for the lots

lying on said Boulevard, streets, and avenues in the same

manner as are provided for the other portions of Frederick

City and to charge the same rates for the use of said water, and

the said mayor and aldermen shall have full power and

authority to assess, levy, and collect within said limits

any and all taxes whatsoever, which they were authorized

to assess, levy and collect within the taxable limits as

heretofore existing.

Effective.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That this act shall take effect

from the date of its passage.

Approved April 7th, 1892.