The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-08-03
DISTRICT NUMBER FOUR.

called Beaver Run intersects the line of division
between Districts Numbers Four and Seven;
aud thence along said line of division between
Districts Numbers Four and Seven until it
meets the line of division between Districts
Numbers Four and Eight and thence along
the line of division between Districts Mum
beers Four and Eight until il meets the Balti
more county line; and thence along the Bal
timore county line to the point where the
stream called Beaver Run emptes into the
north branch of the Patapsco Falls; and thence
up the bed of Beaver Run to the place of be-
ginning.
Beginning al the point where the stream
called Beaver Run inlersecls the line of
division between Districts Numbers -Four aud
Seven; and thence along the line OF division
between Districts Numbers Four and Seven
until it meets the line of division between
Districts Numbers Four and FIVE; and thence
along the line of division between Districts
Numbers Four and Five to the North Branch
of the Ratapsco Fallsi and thence up the bed
of the North Branch of the Patapsco Falls to
the mouth of Beaver Run; and then up the
bed of Beaver Run to the place of beginning.
DISTRICT NUMBER SIX.
PRECINCT NUMBER ONE.
Beginning at the point in the center of the
Baltimore and Hanover Turnpike where it
intersects the line of division between Dis
tricts Numbers Six and Eight; and thence
along the line of division between Districts
Numbers Six and Eight until it intersects the
Baltimore county line; and thence along the
Baltimore county line until it meets the
Pennsylvania line; and thence along the
Pennsylvania line until it intersects the center
of the said Baltimore and Hanover Turnpike;
Al Il al. e
to the place Of beginning
PRECINCT NUMBER TWO.
Beginning at the point in the center of said
Turnpike where it is intersected by the line of
division between Districts Numbers Six and
Eight, and THENCE along the center of said
Turnpike to the Pennsylvania line, and thence
along the Pennsylvania hne until it meets the
line of division between Districts Numbers
Six and Three, and thence along the line of
division between Districts Numbers Six and
Three until it meets the line of division be-
tween Districts Numbers Six and Seven; and
thence along the line of division between
Districts Numbers Six and Seven until it
meets the line of division between Districts
Numb rs Six and Eight; and THENCE aluag he
line of division between Districts Numbers
Six and Eight to the place of beginning.
DISTRICT NUMBER SEVEN.
PRECINCT NUMBER ONE.
Beginning at the point where the center of
the Western Maryland Railroad intersects the
center of Main Street, in Westminster; and
thence along the center of said Wcs.ern Mary
land Railroad to the point where it ntersects
the line of division between Districts Numbers
Seven and Four; and thence along the line
of division between Districts Numbers Seven
and Four until it intersects the center of the
Washington Road; and thence along the CEN
ter of the Washington Road until it meets the
center of the Washington and Westminster
Turnpike; and thence along the center Of
said Turnpike until it intersects the centre OF
Main Street aforesaid and thence along the
center of Nam Street TO the place of begin
ming.
PRECINCT NUMBER TWO.
Beginning at said point in the centers of
the Western Maryland Railroad and Main
Street; and thence along the center of said
Western Maryland Railroad to the point where
it intersects the line of division between Dis
tricts Numbers Seven and Eight; and thence
along said line of division between Districts
Numbers Seven and Eight until it meets the
line of division between Districts Numbers
Seven and Six; and thence along the line of
division between Districts Numbers Seven and
Districts Numbers Seven and Three; and
thence along The line of division between Dis
tricts Numbers Seven and Three until il in
tersects the center of the Baltimore and Lit
tlestown Turnpike; and thence along the cen
Ter of said Turnpike until it intersects the
center of the public road leading to the Dunk
ard Church from said Turnpike, near the
property formerly owned by Mrs. Clara B.
Bale, and now owned by George E. Markers
and thence along the said public road until it
the center of the Meadow Branch
Turnpike at the Dunkard Church; and thence
along the center of said Meadow Branch Turn
pike until it meets the center of Main Street,
aforesaid, and thence along the center of
Main Street to the place of beginning.
PRECINCT NUMBER THREE.
Beginning at said point in the center of the
Western Maryland Railroad and Main Street,
and thence along the center of said Western
Maryland Railroad until it intersects the line
of division between Districts Numbers Seven
and Eleven; and thence along the line of
division between Districts Numbers Seven
and Eleven until it meets the line of divi-
sion between Districts Numbers Seven and
Nine; and thence along the line of division
between Districts Numbers Seven and Nine
until it meets the line of division between
Districts Numbers Seven and Four at the
center of the Washington Road; and thence
along the center of the Washington Road to
the center of the Washington and Westmin-
ster Turnpike; and thence along the center of
said Washington and Westminster Turnpike
to the center of Main Street in the City of
Westminster; and thence along the center of
Main Street to the place of beginning.
PRECINCT NUMBER FOUR.
Beginning at said point in the center of the
Western Maryland Railroad and Main Street;
and thence along the center of Main Street to
the center of the Meadow Branch Turnpike;
and thence along the center of said Meadow
Branch Turnpike 10 the point where it meets
the public road at the Dunkard Church; and
thence along the center of said public road,
until it intersects the center of the Baltimore
and Littlestown Turnpike and the property
formerly owned by Mrs. Clara B. Bale, and