162 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 98

constituted said line being the northernmost lot line of the sub-
divisions known as Rhode Island Avenue Second Addition to
Mount Rainier and Funkhouser and Marshall's Sub-Division;
thence west on said line to the eastern right of way of Cedar
Lane; thence north along said right of way of Cedar Lane to
the southern right of way of Dewey Street; thence west with
the southern right of way of Dewey Street to the eastern right
of way of Thirty-fourth Street; thence north along said right
of way of Thirty-fourth Street to Grape Street and thence
across Grape Street with said right of way extended to the place
of beginning.

Said town for election purposes shall be divided into four
wards as follows:

First Ward: The first ward shall embrace all of said town
in the sub-divisions of Rhode Island Avenue First Addison to
Mount Rainer; Rhode Island Avenue Second Addition to
Mount Rainier; Funkhouser & Marshall's Sub-division; the
Yost Farm and Harricliff; and the boundaries thereof shall be
on the south the southern right of way of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, on the east the eastern boundary of the town from
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad to the boundary line between
Mount Rainier and Brentwood, on the north the boundary line
of the town to Cedar Lane, and a line from the east side of
Cedar Lane to the center of Cedar Lane, and on the west the
center line of Cedar Lane, the center line of Bunker Hill Road,
the center line of Thirty-fourth Street, and the District of
Columbia.

Second Ward: The second ward shall embrace the sub-
divisions of Edgemont; Rogers' Second Addition to Mount
Rainier; and that part of Pickford's sub-division within the
town limits; and the boundaries thereof shall be on the east
the center line of Thirty-fourth Street, on the north the center
line of Bunker Hill Road, and on the southwest the District of
Columbia.

Third Ward: The third ward shall consist of Mount Rainier
Sub-division and the boundaries thereof shall be on the east
the center of Cedar Lane North to a point opposite the divid-
ing line between Mount Rainier and Brentwood, then across
Cedar Lane to the east right of way thereof and the east right
of way of Cedar Lane, the South side of Dewey Street, the
east side of Thirty-fourth Street; on the north the northwestern
right of way of Grape Street; on the west the dividing line
between Mount Rainier's Sub-division and Rogers' First Addi-