The citizen., 1914-07-10
PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS.
CHAPTER NO. 81.

An AcJ 10 Tepedl anu re-
enact with amendments Section
254 of Article II. of the Code of Pub
lie Local Laws of Maryland, title
"Frederick County" subtitle Erred
erick," as the same was repealed and
re-enacted by Chapter S59 of the
Acts of the General Assembly of
Maryland passed at its Session in
the year 1892, and further repealed
and re-enacted by Chapter $50 of
the Acts of the General Assembly
of Maryland of 1906.
Section l. Be it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly of Maryland, That Sec
ton ,254 of Article II of the Code of
Public Local Laws of Maryland, title
"Frederick County" subtitle "Freder
ick," as the same was repealed and
re-enacted by Chapter 359 of the Acts
of the General Assembly of Maryland
passed at it's Session in the year 1892,
and further repealed and re-enacted
by Chapter $50 of the Acts of the
General Assembly Of Maryland of 1906,
be and the same is hereby repealed
and re-enacted with amendments, so
as to read sfollows:
Sec. 254 The taxable limits of Fred
erick City shall be as follows: Begin
ming at a large granite stone lettered
No. l. B. c. I, L., planted and stand
ing on the st side Of the Frederick
and WoodAi$rough Turnpike Road,
1S7 IL fes : rth Of the taxables limits
Of the Cis tie same were sstab.
lished by e Act 81 Assembly passed
in the ye ~ ls2 1eing Chapter 359,
and runni1 silence south seventy
seven and f5aYA-half degrees east by
and with tangent two thousand hVe
hundred and three-tenths feet to
large stone now planted and marked
No. 2, standing in field heretofore
owned by John e. Price, thence by an
angle of DETECTION to the right sew
enty-eight degrees seventeen minutes
and by and with a tangent OF 1our
thousand six hundred and twenty feet
to stone planted No. 3, standing on
Baltimore turnpike, and at the END
of line drawn north eighty-four de-
erees west twelve feet from the south
west corner. of the Frederick County
agricultural grounds; thence crossing
the aforesaid Frederick and Baltimore
turnpike and with an angle OF denec-
tion to the right of thirty-seyen de-
grees forty-seven minutes, and by and
with a tangent Of two thousand seven
hundred and thirty feet to large
granite stone No. 4, now planted;
thence by an angle of detection to the
right of fifty-three degrees twelve
minutes and tangent of two thous-
and seven hundred and thirty feet 10
a large granite stone No. 4, now
nlanted: thence by an angle OF dehec-
tion TO the right of fifty-three degrees
twelve minutes and tangent Oh TWO
thousand seven hundred and thirteen
feet TO a stone, No. 5, planted III the
inside of the southern driveway IN MI.
Oliyet Cemetery; thence with an an
gle of detection of twenty-seven ue-
grees forty-one minutes to the right
and with tangent OF three thousahu
six hundred and twenty-five feet 10
nlanted stone on the east side OF the
Frederick and Jefferson turnpike roau
in front of the residence OF the iate
Iohn Rizer; thence across sald turh-
nike by an angle of forty-seven de-
orees forty-three minutes to the rlght
and with a tangent OF one thousanu
two hundred and twenty and one
tentb feet to a planted stone standing
nv the side of stone fence at lls IN
tersection with another stone renee
said point being one hundred anu sew
entv-seven and one-tenth feet soutn
Of The center of the Frederick ana
uaqerstown turnpike; thence with an
ongle Of detection of forty-nine de-
srees ten minutes to the right anu d
tangent of sixteen hundred ana hine-
+v-four feet to the north side OF the
Mil Race now owned by Newton M
1ontz. thence with an angle OF dehec-
ton of eighty-four degrees seven mn
utes to the left and tangent OIL elsn'
hundred and eleven feet; thence by ah
angle of detection to the right OF one
hundred and three degrees and TWEEN
tv-fve minutes and tangent oil .hlr-
teen hundred and twenty-nine feel'
thence by an angle of detection TO the
right of seventy-fve degrees lno MN,
ptesl and a tangent of three hunureu
and seventy-four feet to a pom. a.
the end of three thousand anu loui
feet on the west B. G. T. L. line o.
frederick City having a total lengtn
Of five thousand eight hundred ana
fifteen and eight-tenths feet; tnence
by an angle of DETECTION OF ninety, n.y.
four degrees eighteen minutes TO tne
80. - hv and with the last above