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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

	CHAP. 345	dividing line between Vansville and Hyattsville districts ; and according to the present location of said dividing line to where the same intersects the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; thence in a southerly direction with the line of said railroad to a point directly opposite to the electric power house at Riverdale, and from said Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at said point, in a southeasterly direction to a gate on the property of Charles A. Machems near the gravel hill on the "Edmonston road;" thence southerly with said "Edmon- ston road" to the northern corporate limits of Bladensburg ; thence westerly with said corporate limits to a point where the " Eastern Branch " intersects the " North West Branch ;" thence with the said "North West Branch " to a point where the .tracks of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad crosses said "North West Branch," the place of beginning. SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That the polling place of
	Polling place.	Hyattsville district shall be and remain as heretofore in Hyattsville, and the polling place of Bladensburg district shall be as heretofore, and that the polling place of Chillum district, or district No. 17, shall be at Brentwood, at some place to be selected and designated by the Supervisors of Election for Prince George's county. SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That for the purpose of correct-
	Furnish new duplicate registries.	ing the registries of voters for districts No. 2, No. 16 and No. 17, it is hereby made the duty of the Supervisors of Election of Prince George's county to furnish new duplicate registries for the new district formed by this Act, and to direct and require their clerk to make up from the registries of Hyattsville district and Bladensburg district as said books were originally made and inscribed, a registry of voters for the new district by this Act created and established by striking from the said original registries the names of all registered voters who have been registered in the two said districts as formerly created and established, and to inscribe the same on the new registration book of the new district hereby created and established; and when said clerk to said supervisors shall have erased from the old and inscribed in the new books the names of the voters who are entitled to registration only in the said new district, in all cases of erasure the said clerk shall draw a line in red ink through the names thus erased or transferred, and under the head- ing "remarks" on said old registries shall enter the words