722 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 415

5.35 feet northward, measured at right angles, from the center
line of the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway along West
Fourth Street; (2) thence with a straight line, 1197.2 feet
northwesterly to stone No. 3 standing on the northern side of
the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway at a distance of 5.35
feet, measured at right angles, from the center line of said
H. & F. Ry. track, said stone No. 3 also being 78.1 feet, meas-
ured along said railway track, southeasterly from the center
line of the main entrance driveway to the County Home
known as Montevue; (3) thence with a straight line southerly
to stone No. 4 standing on the south side of the Shookstown
Road, said stone No. 4 being 1.0 foot north of the south
fence line of said road and 200.0 feet west of the center line
of the public road known as Baughman's Lane; (4) thence
with a straight line southerly to stone No. 5 standing at the
southwest corner of Lot No. 7, Block J, a sub-division known
as "Linden Hills" and developed by Dr. J. M. Goodman;
(5) thence with a straight line southeasterly to stone No. 6
standing in the extreme western corner of Lot No. 1, Block
D, a subdivision known as "South Catoctin Park" lying on the
east side of South Jefferson Street and developed by G. L.
Thomas; (6) thence with a straight line southeasterly to stone
No. 7 standing 2.50 feet east of the west boundary line of
Mount Olivet Cemetery, said stone No. 7 also being 131.5 feet
south of the center line of the east-west driveway dividing
burial sections LL-MM in Mount Olivet Cemetery; (7) thence
across said Cemetery with a straight line easterly to stone
No. 8 on the east side of South Market Street, extended,
opposite the dividing fence between the properties of the Loats
Orphanage Farm and R, R. Lewis, Jr., said stone No. 8 also
being 1525.0 feet north of the north side of the stone dwelling
owned by Ransom R. Lewis, Jr., as measured along the center
line of said South Market Street, extended; (8) thence with a
straight line easterly along said dividing fence between the
Loats Orphanage Farm and the R. R. Lewis, Jr., farm and the
eastern prolongation of same, to stone No. 9 on the north side
of East South Street extended and near the main entrance
drive to the M. J. Grove Lime Company plant, said stone No.
9 being 14.45 feet south of the center line of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad main track leading to Frederick and 339.5 feet
west of the center line of the north-south County Road leading
from the M. J. Grove Lime Co. plant to East Patrick Street
extended; (9) thence with a straight line northeasterly to
stone No. 10 on the north side of said East Patrick Street,
extended, said stone No. 10 being at the southeast corner of
Lot No. 5, Block F, a subdivision known as "Trail Place", a
subdivision of a part of the Trail Farm, made November 1,
1924; (10) thence with a straight line northeasterly along the