Chap. 5.—An ACT to Amend Section 10, Chapter 202, Code of 1878,
with Reference to Jurors in Criminal Cases.

Approved January 20, 1874.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That
seetion ten of chapter two hundred and two of the Code of
Virginia (edition eighteen hundred and seventy-three) be
amended and re-enacted so as to read as follows:

*§ 10. In a criminal case in any court, if qualified jurors
not exempt from serving cannot be conveniently found in
the county or corporation in which the trial is to be, the
court may cause so many as may be necessary of such jurors
to be summoned from any other county or corporation by
the sheriff or sergeant thereof, or by its own officer. Every
juror so summoned shall be paid one dollar for each day he
attends, and the same mileage as a witness in a civil case;
and every juror residing in such county or corporation, and
serving on such jury, shall be paid in like manner one dollar
for each day he attends on such jury. Sach jurors shall be
forthwith paid by the treasurer of the last named county or
corporation, and he shall be repaid out of the state treasury
on the order of the court.

2. This act shall be in force from its passage.