288 CITY OF BALTIMORE. [ART. 4.

they cannot be found; or unless being summoned such
persons have failed to appear, in that event, such of the
talesmen as have been properly summoned and have
appeared, shall be called to be sworn in the order in
which their said names are recorded in the jury book
aforesaid, or whenever, in the superior court of Balti-
more city, the court of common pleas, or the Baltimore
city court, it shall be necessary to summon talesmen,
the judges of the said courts respectively, instead of or
in addition to resorting to the foregoing provisions of
this section for the summoning of talesmen, may order
the sheriff to summon as such talesmen any of the jury-
men in attendance upon either of the other of the said
courts who may not then be engaged as part of any
special panel.

In force and approved March 20,1868.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AND CONSTABLES. 1868, c. 177 repeals and re-enacts section 619 as follows:

1868, C 177 Number of jus- tices of pence appointed by governor.

619. The governor of the state, by and with the advice and consent of the senate, shall, at the time designated by law, appoint for the several wards of the city of Baltimore, the following number of justices of the peace, that is to say : For ward number one, two justices of the peace; for ward number two, two justices of the peace; for ward number three, one justice of the peace; for ward number four, one justice of the peace; for ward number five, one justice of the peace; for ward number six, one justice of the peace; for ward number seven, two justices of the peace; for ward number eight, one justice of the peace; for ward num- ber nine, one justice of the peace; for ward number ten, two justices of the peace; for ward number eleven, one justice of the peace; for ward number twelve, one justice of the peace; for ward number thirteen, one justice of the peace; for ward number fourteen, one justice of the peace; for ward number fifteen, two jus- tices of the peace; for ward number sixteen, one justice