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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

and with Wild-Cat branch until the same is crossed

by the public road leading from Washington D.

Waters' grist and saw mill to Cedar Grove postof-

fice; thence with said last-mentioned road to Cedar

Grove postoffice; thence with road leading from Cedar

Grove postoffice to Damascus until said road is crossed

Metes and

by the new-cut road at Fillmore N. Foole's blacksmith

bounds.

shop; thence with said new-cut road through the lands

of William Williams and others until said new-cut road

is intersected by the road leading from Clarksburg to

Damascus; thence with said road leading from Clarks-

burg to Damascus, in the direction of Damascus, until

the same is intersected by the road leading from Luther

N. King's store to Luther G. King's distillery; thence

with said last-mentioned road to said Luther G. King's

distillery; thence with the road leading from Luther

G. King's distillery to the Hyattstown and Damascus

road until the same is intersected by said Hyattstown

Metes and
hounds.

and Damascus road, near John M. King's gate; thence

with said Hyattstown and Damascus road, in the

direction of Hyattstown, until the same is intersected

by the public road leading to Price's distillery, in

Frederick county; thence with said last-mentioned

road to the Frederick and Montgomery county line ;

thence with said line to the place of beginning.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the voting place

Voting place.

or polls in said district shall be held at Damascus.

SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That the governor of

Maryland and the county commissioners of Mont-

gomery county be and they are respectively author-

ized and directed to appoint for said new district two

Appoint jus-

justices of the peace, one registration officer for the

tices of peace,
etc

registration of voters, and two constables, and all other

officers as they may be now authorized by law to ap-

point for other election districts in said county, and

also to do whatever else, within the scope of their

authority, may be necessary to carry out the objects

of this act.

SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That the officer of

registration for the second election district of said

Montgomery county shall, on the first day of his sit-

Strike from reg-

ting in the year eighteen hundred and eighty-four,

istration books

strike from his book of registration the names of all

persons residing within the limits of said new district,

and shall certify said names, together with the entries

attached to each, to the officer of registration of said