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	SEC. 2. And be it enacted. That this act shall take effect from
	the date of its passage.	Effective.
	Approved February 18, 1890.

	CHAPTER 28.
	AN ACT to provide for the selecting, drawing and summoning
	of jurors for Caroline county.
	SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,
	That it shall be the duty of the clerk of the county commissioners
	of Caroline county, to make out and file with the clerk of the
	circuit court for said county between the fifteenth day of May
	and the first day of June next ensuing, and every second year
	thereafter, a full and complete list, alphabetically arranged in the
	order of election districts, of the taxable male residents of said
	county whose names appear on the tax books thereof and who are
	not known to the said clerk of the county commissioners to be
	under the age of twenty-five years; and to said list so to be made	Lists.
	and filed the said clerk of the county commissioners shall append
	31 certificate that said list is fully and fairly made, and for making
	such list the clerk shall receive such compensation as the county
	commissioners shall deem right and proper, and for failure to
	perform the duty hereby imposed the said clerk of the county
	commissioners shall forfeit and pay to the State a fine of not less
	than five hundred nor more than one thousand dollars, in the dis-
	cretion of the court, to be recovered by indictment as for a mis-
	demeanor and shall be thenceforth incapable of holding position
	of clerk to county commissioners.
	SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That it shall be the duty of the
	judges of the circuit court for said county or any one of them,
	not less than fifteen days before the beginning of each term of
	the court at which jurors are required to attend, in the presence
	of such members of the bar of said court as shall attend, notice
	of the time and place having been first given to said bar through
	the clerk of said court, to proceed to select from the list last
	furnished by the clerk of the county commissioners and from the	To select
	poll-books of the several election districts of said county that
	shall have been returned and filed in the clerk's office of said court
	after any general election last held, a list that shall consist of
	the names of one hundred and fifty persons in said county,
	divided as near as may be between all the election districts
	thereof, fairly and impartially selected of the age aforesaid by the
	judges or judge, with special reference to the intelligence, sobriety
	and integrity of such persons and without the least reference to
	political opinion, and of the names of such persons so selected a