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Tit. XXVIII, Ch. 6. JURORS. § 6»90.
8 qualify by taking the same oath as his principal, indorsed upon the
9 certificate of appointment. The deputy, in the absence or disability
10 of his principal, may perform all the duties of the principal pertaining
11 to his office.
12 He shall receive a salary of not less than fifty per cent of that
13 of his principal, nor more than fifteen hundred dollars per year, to
14 be fixed by the board of supervisors, and in case additional deputies
15 and clerks are needed, the board of supervisors may make such allow-
16 anee therefor as they deem reasonable; provided that in counties hav-
17 ing a population of fifty thousand or over the salary of the first deputy
18 shall be not less than fifty per cent of that of his principal nor more
19 than seventeen hundred fifty dollars per year to be fixed by the board
20 of supervisors and the salary of the second deputy shall be not less
21 than fifty per cent of that of his principal nor more than fifteen hun-
22 dred dollars per year and the salary of the third deputy shall be fifty
23 per cent of that of his principal; provided that in counties having
24 within their limits a city of forty-five thousand or over the salary of
25 the first deputy and second deputy shall be sixty-five per cent of that
26 of the principal and the salary of the third and fourth deputies shall
27 be fifty per cent of that of the principal and in case additional deputies
28 and clerks are needed the salary of such deputies and clerks shall be
29 fixed by the board of supervisors ; provided further, that in counties
30 in which the district court is held in two places, the deputy in charge
31 at the place other than the county seat shall receive the same salary
32 as the first deputy in said county. The increases of salary granted by
33 the provisions of chapter two hundred seventy-eight, acts of the thirty-
34 eighth general assembly be and continue in full force and effect until
35 the first day of June, nineteen hundred twenty-three.
[C, '51, §§ 411-416; R., '60, §§ 642-645, 647; C, 73, §§ 766-
768, 770, 3784; C, '97, § 298; S. S., '15, § 298; 37 G. A.,
ch. 77, § 1; 38 G. A., ch. 278, §§ 1, 6; 39 G. A., ch. 97,
§ 1 ; 39 G. A., ch. 260, § 1.]
CHAPTER 6.
JURORS.
SECTION 6990. Who exempt.
1 The following persons are exempt from liability to act as jurors:
2 All persons holding office under the laws of the United States or this
3 state; all practicing attorneys, physicians, veterinarians, registered
4 pharmacists, dentists, and clergymen ; all acting professors or teachers
5 of any college, school or other institution of learning; and all persons
6 disabled by bodily infirmity, or over sixty-five years of age; active
7 members of any fire company ; and any person who is conscientiously
8 opposed to acting as a juror because of his religious faith.
[C., '51, § 1631 ; R., '60, § 2721 ; C., '73, § 228 ; C., '97, § 333 ;
S., '13, § 333 ; 39 G. A., ch. 259, § 1.]