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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

Chapter 5 14.

AN ACT to incorporate the town of Catonsville, in

Baltimore county.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly

of Maryland, That the inhabitants of Catonsville, in

Body corporate

Baltimore county, are a body corporate by the name

of " The Commissioners of Catonsville," and by that

name may sue and be sued, and may have and use a

common seal and have perpetual succession.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the corporate and

taxable limits of said town shall be defined as follows :

Beginning on the northerly side of Edmondson ave-

nue, at the point -where it intersects the easterly side of

Ingleside avenue, and running thence eastwardly

along the north side of Edmondson avenue to the

point where it intersects the easterly side of Nunnery

lane; thence southwardly, along the easterly side of

Nunnery lane to the Baltimore and Frederick turnpike ;

thence crossing said pike and continuing the line of

the easterly side of Nunnery lane, in a southerly direc-

tion, until it intersects the south side of the roadbed

Corporate lim-

of the Baltimore and Catonsville Short Line Railroad ;

its.

thence westwardly, along the south side of said road-

bed to the point where it intersects the west side of

Bloomsberry lane; thence continuing the line of the

south side of said railway westwardly until it inter-

sects the westerly side of the Rolling road; thence

along the westerly side of said Rolling road to the

north side of the Baltimore and Frederick turnpike ;

thence by a straight line northwardly to a point where

6aid line would intersect the north side of the pro-

posed extension westwardly of Edmondson avenue;

and thence eastwardly, along the north side of said

proposed extension of Edmondson avenue to the place

of beginning.

SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That the registered

voters of Catonsville who have resided within its cor-

porate limits six months preceding the election, and

Elect commis-

the male citizens of the State of Maryland who own

sioners.

any interest in real estate in said town, of the age of

twenty-one years and upwards shall, on the third

Monday in June, in each and every year, elect five

persons who are qualified voters of said town and resi-