J. MILLARD TAWES, Governor                     1189

they are chosen and until the beginning of the next regular jury
term. A box of the form aforesaid shall be procured and of con-
venient size, and said box shall be divided into as many compart-
ments as there may be election districts in said county, shall be
numbered to correspond with the election districts in said county,
and the names of the persons selected as aforesaid shall be placed
by the said judges in the said compartments of said box, respec-
tively, which bear the number of election districts where the persons
so selected, respectively reside, and there shall then be drawn in the
number hereinbefore provided for the other counties. If 200 names
are drawn, they shall be drawn as follows: One name from com-
partment No. 1, two names from No. 2, one name from No. 3,
twenty-two names from No. 4, twelve names from No. 5, two names
from No. 6, forty-nine names from No. 7, three names from No. 8,
five names from No. 9, three names from No. 10, one name from
No. 11, three names from No. 12, and ninety-six names from No. 13.
If less than or more than 200 names are drawn, they shall be
drawn in approximately the same ratio. No names which may be so
drawn to serve as a regular juror in Montgomery County of any
term of court shall be replaced in said box for a period of two years
thereafter.

Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That this Act shall take effect
June 1, 1966.

Approved May 6, 1966.

CHAPTER 667
(House Bill 141)

AN ACT to require the Board of County Commissioners of Charles
County to make certain payments from County funds for jury
service under the Circuit Court for Charles County, covering jury
service already rendered, for which compensation has not already
been paid.

Whereas, Certain residents of Charles County, who are employees
of the Federal government, have rendered jury service to the Circuit
Court for Charles County without having received compensation for
such service; and

Whereas, The arrangement for nonpayment was part of a pro-
cedure whereby these Federal employees received their regular com-
pensation from the Federal government for the period during which
they were engaged in jury service; and

Whereas, Officers of the Federal government now wish to change
this procedure and to collect from these several employees the re-
spective amounts due to them from the County for jury service; and

Whereas, It is desirable that the County make these payments to
several residents in order that they will not have to bear individu-
ally the cost of jury service rendered to the County; now, therefore

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,
That the County Commissioners of Charles County shall compensate