Chap. 21.—An ACT to amend and re-enact section 3160 of the Code of Vir-
inia, in relation to pay and mileage of jurors, as amended by act of assem-
bly, 1895-1896, chapter 746.

Approved February 8, 1908.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That an act en-
titled “an act to amend and re-enact section thirty-one hundred and
sixty of the Code of Virginia, in relation to the pay and mileage of
jurors, as amended by act of assembly, eighteen hundred and ninety-five
and eighteen hundred and ninety-six, chapter seven hundred and forty-
six,” be amended and re-enacted so as to read as follows:

§ 3160. Pay and mileage of jurors—Every person summoned as a
juror shall be entitled to one dollar and fifty cents for each day of at-
tendance upon the court, and at the rate of five cents per mile for each
mile of travel by most direct route in going to and returning from court ;
such mileage, however, in no case to exceed one dollar per day, such pay
and mileage to be paid out of the county or corporation levy.

And when during the same day a person has served as a juror, for
which he is entitled to be paid out of the public treasury, and has also
served as a juror, for which he is entitled to be paid out of the county
or corporation levy, the court shall divide the pay and mileage for such
day between the State and the county or corporation ; and it shall be the
duty of the sheriff or sergeant of the county or corporation court, at the
term of the court during which an allowance is made or has been made
under this section, to furnish the clerk of such court with a statement,
showing the number and names of the jurors in attendance upon the court,
and the number of miles respectively of travel, as aforesaid. In every case
the claim of the juror, for attendance and for mileage, as aforesaid,
shall be verified by his affidavit; provided, however, that in cities, where
the jurors are summoned to attend courts held in said cities, such jurors
shall only receive one dollar for each day of attendance upon said court
without serving upon a jury.