494 LAWS OF MARYLAND.

Spring Park and Easly's and Hill's Sub-Division of Silver
Spring Park, and the land of the Silver Spring National Bank,
the land of Waters, Mason, Matthews, Condict, Woodbury Blair,
Woodbury Blair, Trustee, and Gist Blair, and Gist Blair, Trus-
tee, and of Mary J. Blair, all of said mentioned land, exclusive
of said sub-divisions, being the land east of the Metropolitan
Branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad south of the Blair
Road and north and west of Chicago avenue, and also including
the following fringe or strip of land, more or less surrounding
or about the property and land aforesaid, namely a strip of land,
one hundred and fifty feet deep, facing on Bonifant street, and
belonging to Shannon & Helen Thompson, and commencing near
the intersection of Easly street and Bonifant street, and extend-
ing to the Brookeville Turnpike, also a strip of land, one hundred
and fifty feet deep on the west side of the Brookeville Turnpike
and south of the line of the Bonifant street, extended to the
main tracks of the Metropolitan Branch of the B. & O. Railroad
Company, including the land of said company, of the Blair es-
tate and of Gist Blair, a strip of land, one hundred and fifty
feet deep facing on the south and east side of Chicago avenue
from the right of way of the Metropolitan Branch of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad to Chesapeake avenue, except so much
of said last mentioned strip of land as may be included in
Takoma Park, and a strip of land, one hundred and fifty feet
deep, facing the Blair Road between Chesapeake avenue and
Mississippi avenue. The general boundary of said District of
Silver Spring Park shall be a line including the aforesaid land
or proportions and any other and all land within the said bound-
ary, whether referred to as above, or not, said boundary begin-
ning at the intersection of a line one hundred and fifty feet
west of the west side of the Brookville Turnpike and parallel
thereto with the northeast side of the main tracks of the Metro-
politan Branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and run-
ning northerly on said line and one hundred and fifty feet west
of the west side of the Brookeville Turnpike to a point of inter-
section in the land of Gist Blair with a line running one hun-
dred and fifty feet north of the north side of Bonifant street,
then with said line one hundred and fifty feet north of the north
side of Bonifant street and following the direction of the same
northeasterly (on the land of Helen Thompson). and southeast-
erly (on the land of Shannon) to the right of way into the places
of Nolte and Bonifant; then southwest to the northwest corner
of the land occupied by Mrs. Bonifant; thence southeast along
the line of the property occupied by Mrs. Bonifant to Easly's