418 LAWS OF MARYLAND.

now runs to the easternmost boundary line of the Second Elec-
tion District of Baltimore county.

122. The line between the First and Thirteenth Election
Districts of Baltimore county which shall hereafter divide
said districts shall be as follows: Beginning for the same at
the intersection of the southern boundary line of Baltimore
city with the south side of Wilkens avenue, as now laid out
and existing, and running thence westerly with the south
side of said Wilkens avenue to the point at which the present
boundary line, going southwest, leaves said Wilkens avenue,
and thence following said line, as it now exists, to the
Patapsco river.

123. The lines between Election District No. 9, known
as the fourth precinct of said district, and Election District
No. 8, known as the second precinct of said district, which
shall hereafter divide said districts shall be as follows: Be-
ginning at the intersection of the Roland run and the Joppa
road, and running easterly to the intersection of the county
road running from Sherwood to Lutherville, and following
the bed of said county road to the branch or stream crossing
said road near Lutheryille, and following the course of said
stream southwesterly to the place of beginning.

124. All that portion of Baltimore county, to wit, all
that portion of the Twelfth Election District of Baltimore
county as heretofore constituted included within the follow-
ing lines, limits and boundaries in this section mentioned be
and the same is hereby constituted the Twelfth Election Dis-
trict of Baltimore county; beginning for the same at the in-
tersection of the eastern limits of Baltimore city, at the
north side of the Philadelphia road, and running thence in a
northeasterly direction along the north side of said Philadel-
phia road to the corner formed by the intersection of the
north side of the Philadelphia road and the east side
of the North Point road, if extended across said
Philadelphia road; thence along the east side of said
North Point road, in a southeasterly direction, to
the private right of way leading into Keller's pavilion and
park, near what is known as Long's Battle Ground House;
thence in a line due south to the nearest point at the head of
Boar creek; thence in a southerly direction along the centre
of said creek to the Patapsco river; thence along the northern
shores of said river to the eastern limits of Baltimore city,
and thence northerly along the eastern limits of Baltimore
city to the place of beginning; and that all that portion of