344 LAWS OF MARYLAND.

		Chapter 218. AN ACT to change the present lines dividing Crisfield and Lawson's districts in Somerset county.
	Divisional line.	SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assem- sembly of Maryland, That the present lines di- viding Crrsfield and Lawson's district, in Somer- set county, be and they are hereby changed, so that hereafter the following line shall be the di- visional line between said districts : Beginning at a ditch at Apes' Hole Creek, be- tween the lands of John W. Coulbourn and
	Boundaries.	George R. Sterling, thence running a westerly course by and with said ditch to the county road near the Methodist Protestant church, commonly called Mariner's church, thence by and with said county road to the Crisfield branch of the New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad, thence north by and with said railroad to its in- tersection with the present line dividing said districts, thence by and with said present line to the Annamessex river ; but all other lines di- viding said districts shall remain as heretofore, and the belt of land between the old line and the line herein laid down is hereby annexed to Law- son's district. SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the register of voters for Crisfield district, during his sitting in
	Strike off voters.	the year eighteen hundred and eighty-eight, shall strike from the list of registered voters in said district all legally qualified voters residing in said district, within the limit and lines of the belt hereinbefore annexed to said Lawson's dis- trict as aforesaid, all of which said voters it shall be the duty of the register of voters in Lawson's district to add to the legally qualified list of voters of said Lawson's district, if they are otherwise entitled to vote in said Lawson's district.
	Effective.	SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That this act shall take effect from the date of its passage. Approved March 31, 1888.