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	CHAPTER 87.
	AN ACT to create a new election district in Mont-
	gomery county, to be known as Bethsda district,
	number seven, or the seventh election district of
	Montgomery county.
	SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
	of Maryland, That a new election district be formed	New election
	and laid out in Montgomery county out of portions of the fourth and fifth election districts, to be known	district. Number sev-
	as Bethsda district, number seven, or the seventh	en.
	election district of Montgomery county, whose metes and bounds shall be as follows : Beginning on the	Metes and bounds.
	Potomac river at the point where the dividing line
	between Montgomery county and the District of
	Columbia crosses, the same then running with said
	dividing line in a northeasterly direction until the
	same crosses near the residence of Hon. Montgomery
	Blair, then with said dividing line in a southeasterly
	direction until the same is crossed by the turnpike
	leading from Brookville to Washington city, then
	with said turnpike in a northerly direction until the
	same is crossed by the Metropolitan Branch of the
	Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, then with said rail-
	road in a westerly direction until the same crosses
	the county road east of Rock creek and near New-
	port mills, then with said county road until it inter-
	sects the turnpike leading from Rockville to George- town, then with a straight line to the intersection of
	the Orendoff mill road with the old Georgetown
	road, near the residence of Isaac O. Rabbitt, then
	with said Orendoff mill road until the same is
	crossed by Thomas' run, then down and with said
	Thomas' run until the same empties into Cabin
	John creek, then down and with said Cabin John
	creek until the same empties into the Potomac
	river, then down and with the Potomac river to
	the place of beginning.
	SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the voting place or polls in said district shall be held at or near the	Voting place.
	house now used as the Bethsda post-office.
	SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That the Governor of
	Maryland and the County Commissioners of Mont-