The Republican journal., 1909-04-08

such divisions as the court directs. or all
4l the same time; and the next twelve SO
u s,, shall be empaneled and sworn IN
second jury SO that said section, when
so amended, shall read as foiloWs:
Section IS. When venires for Jurors
are returned to court the clerk shall, al
the commencement of each term, prepare
an alphabetical list of the names or the
several persons returned as traverse
jurors; and before they are empaneled.
the court shall cause it to be ascerta1ned
thn an SO returned are pseseh RESET aho
apPllcatlon therefor when ms name Is
called, and thereupon be heard on said
application. The clerk shall then place
separately upon tickets in pox, the
names Of all jurors legally summoned
ana In attendance, and not excused, ana
the names shall be drawn from the box
by the clerk, after having been tnorousn-
twelve persons whose names are ora Wn
from the box shall compose the nrst
jury, and shall be empaneed by the flrst
two being sworn, and then the other ten
in succession as they were drawn, and in
such divisions as the court dlfects, or all
at the same time; and the next twelve
so drawn Shall be empaneled ana sworn
in like manner, and shall compose the
second jury, but before proceeding to the
trial of any civil or criminal case, other
than for an offense punlshaple by I'M
prlsonment for life, the clerk may. uiluer
direction of court at the request OF either
party, place the names of all jurors regal
ly summoned and in attendance, ana not
engaged in the trial of any other cause,
separately upon tickets in box, ana the
names shall be drawn from the box by
the clerk, after having been thoroughly
mixed, one at time, for the purpose OF
constituting jury: and each party may
peremptorily challenge four jurors; but
in such case all peremptory or other chal-
lenges and objections to juror drawn
if then known, shall be made and deter
mined, and the juror sworn or set ASIDE
before another name is drawn, and SO
on until the panel is completed. A new
jury shall be .nus drawn for the trial OF
each cause; and after the panel Is thus
completed, the presiding justice shall APP
point a foreman for the trial OF the case
-(Approved March 49,
Chapter III.
An Act to amend Section seven of Chap
ter ninety-nine of the Revised Statutes
relating to Judgments in Bastardy
cases.
Section 1. Section seven of chapter
ninety-nine of the Revised Statutes is
hereby amended by inserting after the
word orders in the fifth line, the FOL
lowing: and shall be ordered to pay the
complainant her costs of suit and Tor
the expense of her delivery. and of her
nursing medicine and medical attendance,
during the period of her sickness and
convalescence, and of the support OF such
ment;' and by adding to said section the
following: If the respondent does not
comply with that part of the order rela-
tive to payment of expenses and costs
of suit, execution may issue therefor as
in action of tort; so that SAID sect1on
when so amended, shall read as follows:
Section I. If, on such issue the Jury
finds the respondent not guilty, he shall
be discharged; but if they lind him
guilty, or the facts in the declaration filed
are admitted by default or on demurrer
he shall be adjudged the father OF such
child stand charged with its mainte-
nance, with the assistance OF the mother,
as the court orders; and shall be ordered
to pay the complainant her costs of suit
and for the expense of her delivery, and
of her nursing, medicine and medical at
tendance, during the period of her sick
ness and convalescence,. and of the sup
port of such child to the date OF rendl-
ton of Judgment; and shall give bond
with sufficient sureties approved by the
court, to the complainant to perform said
order, and a bond, with sufficient sureties
So approved, to the town liable for the
maintenance of such child, and be COM
mitted until he gives them The latter
bond shall be deposited with the clerk
of the court for the use of such town.
If the respondent does not comply with
that part of the order relative to pay
ment of expenses and costs of suit, eXecu-
ton may issue therefor as in actions of
'-(Approved March 19)
Chapter 11z.
An Act to amend Section slXty-four or
Chapter fifteen of the Revised Statutes,
relating to the Tuition of Pupils in
secondary schools.
Section siXty-four of chapter fifteen OF
the Revised Statutes is hereby amended
by inserting after the word schools IN
fore the first day of September for the
preceding school year, and by striking
out the word ''one-half' in line nine
thereof and inserting in place thereof
if1r,N ,7S- hIyc inc on
the words two hundred fifty in line
ten thereof and inserting in place thereof
the words five hundred so that said
section, when amended, shall read as
follows:
Section g. When any town shall have
been required to pay and has paid tuition
as aforesaid, the experimenting school
committee of such town shall make a
tendent of public schools before the first
day of September for the preceding school
year, stating the name of each youth, Tor
whom tuition has been paid, the amount
paid for each, and the name and loca-
ton of the school which each has at
tended, and thereupon shall be paid, an
nually in the month of December, from
the state treasury out of the appropria-
ton for the support of free high schools,
to each town paying tuition and making
return as aforesaid a sum equal to two
thirds of the amount thus paid by such
town, not exceeding five hundred dollars
--(Approved March 49,
Chapter 113.
An Act in respect of Foreign Corpora
tons.
Section l. Every corporation estab-
lished under laws other than those of this
state for any lawful purpose other than
as a bank, savings bank, trust company,
surety company, safe deposit company,
insurance company or public service COM
pany, which has a usual place of bust
ness in this state, or which is engaged
in business in this state permanently or
temporarily, without usual place OF
business therein, shall before doing bust
ness in this state, in writing appoint the
secretary of state and his successor in
office to be its true and lawful attorney
upon whom all lawful processes in any
action or proceeding against it may be
served, and in such writing shall agree
that any lawful process against it which
is served on said attorney shall be of the
same legal force and validity as if served
on it, and that the authority shall con-
tinue in force SO long as any liability
remains outstanding against it in this
state. The power of attorney and copy
of the vote authorizing it's execution,
duly certified and authenticated, shall,
upon payment of a fee of ten dollars, be
filed in the Office of the secretary, and
copies certified by him shall be sufficient
evidence thereof. Service of such process
shall be made by leaving a copy Of the
process and a fee of two dollars in the
hands or in the office of the secretary,
and such service shall be sufficient service
upon the corporation.
Section g When legal process against