The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-08-02

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parishes where the books of req.
lstratlon are accessible to the off.
Ger OF court required to draw in.
RES excepted, shall provide suit
able book for that purpose at the
expense of the several parishes of
tnls state, and together with the
snerlns OF the several parishes of
this State and the several parish
recorders, or any two of them.
snail proceed to enter therein from
the best information in their nos.
session, and in alphabetical order.
the names of the qualified Jurors
OF the several parishes, as defined
In section one of this act, emitting
the names of such persons as NAV
DE exempt, as is above provided.
10 the best of their knowledge; and
TO enable them to make such lists.
1t shall be competent for them to
refer to any list of the registered
voters. tax rolls, census returns.
or other sources of Information, for
which services they shall be paid
such sum as may be fixed by the
several police juries of the parish
es, not TO exceed one hundred dol
lars each. The books containing
such lists shall be deposited in the
several clerks offices, and shall be
open to inspection and subject to
revision by any two of the afore.
said officers together.
/ Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, &C.,
That not less than thirty nor more
than sixty days before each jury
term of the several district courts
OF this State, excepting for the
parish of Orleans, and for the par.
ishes where the books of the reg
istration are accessible to the Off
Ger of the court required to draw
Juries, the Several clerks of the
district courts, the sheriffs of the
several parishes, the parish recor-
ders, and two citizens of the sew.
eral parishes, to be appointed by
the district judges, and i'm case
they should neglect or fail to ap-
point them, to be selected by a
majority of the above mentioned
officers, shall meet at the court
houses of their respective parishes
and from the list Unqualified jurors
provided for in section four of this
act, they shall cause to be written
or printed upon slips of paper of
uniform size and color the names
of all the qualified jurors on said
list. They shall then place them
in box to be provided for that
purpose and, after having we'll
shaken the same, one of them, in
the presence of the others, shall
draw therefron, one at a time, the
required number of jurors to serve
at the next ensuing term of the
district court as above provided,
and the persons whose names
have been so drawn shall be the
jury for the said court. The said
officers and duly appointed citi-
zens shall place the ballots upon
which are the names of the jurors
drawn, in separate box to be pro-
vided for that purpose, and the
clerks of the district court shall
make a list of every name as it is
drawn from the box and called
aloud, which list shall be certified
to aud signed by the said officers
and duly appointed citizens as
soon as completed, and shall be
preserved in the clerks Office,
, open to inspection, from which to
issue summons to the Jurors, and
shall be published in at least three
issues of the official journal in the
|, parishes where there is one, or
published in any other paper or
posted at the court house door in
parishes where there is no official
journal or other newspaper pub
, lished.
Sec. 6. Be it further enacted SC,
t That Immediately after the jury
. shall have been drawn as above
provided, the clerks of the several
district courts shall make out
summons for each juror so drawn,
, and furnish the same to the sher.
| iff, who shall proceed to serve the
same Immediately, and they shall
: receive the same compensation
, therefor from the several parishes
}. as is now fixed by law for other
: Summonses.
Sec. z. Be itfurtherenacted, &C.,
: That on the first day of any regu,
} lar jury term of the district court
J except in the parish of Orleans,
. and in the parishes where the
q books of registration are acceSsi