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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

	CHAP. 458	north thirteen and one-half degrees west, eighty-four perches to the place of beginning, as per plat and survey of lines for the extension of the said town, made by James M. Tharp, surveyor, the 26th day of January, 1880, as recorded in Liber J. F. T., No. 89, folio 285, one of the land record books of Talbot connty. The Wards. 43. Easton shall be divided into four wards, bounded as fol- lows: First ward shall be bounded on the north and west by the limits of the town, and on the east by a line running with
	Divided into wards.	the center of Aurora street to the center of Golds borough street; thence west to the intersection of Goldsborough street with the center of Hanson street, and thence with the center of Hanson street to its intersection with the center of Dover street, and on the south by a line running with the center of Dover street and Court street west to the boundary. Second ward shall be bounded on the north and east by the boun- daries of the town, on the south by the center of Dover road and Dover street, and on the west by the eastern boun- dary of the First ward. Third ward shall be bounded on the north by the boundary of the Second ward, on the east and south by the boundaries of the town, and on the west by the center of Hanson street and Hanson street extended. Fourth ward shall be bounded on the north by the First ward, and on the east by the Third ward, and on the south and west by the boundaries of the town. Municipal Records. 44. The Mayor and Council of Easton shall provide and keep three series or classes of record books; first, the
	Municipal records.	minute books; second, the ordinance books, and third, the general record books. These books shall be bound and uniform in size and paper. They shall keep an assessment book, and may keep such other books as they may deem right. The minute books shall contain a record of all the proceedings of the Council. The minute books heretofore used by the Commissioners of Easton shall be numbered in the order of their use, and new minute books shall be added as the same may be needed; on the third Monday of May A. D. 1906, a new minute book shall be provided, and it shall be designated Easton minute book, new series Liber 1, and all subsequent minute books shall be designated in a simi-