State v. . Davis
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Indictment for bigamy, tried at Pall Term, 1891, of Ashe Superior Court, Bynum, ./., presiding.
1Opinion of the Court
Clark, J.:
The challenge to the juror was properly overruled. The cause was tried at August Term, 1891, of Ashe Superior Court. The regular jurors were, therefore, drawn from the list revised by the Commissioners at their session on the first Monday in September, 1890. They could not then have thrown out a juror for “ not having paid his taxes for the fiscal year ending June, 1890,” since that tax list did not go into the Sheriff’s hands before such meeting in September, 1890, Acts 1889, ch. 218, § 89. The Commissioners of the county were required'to revise the list in September, 1890, by…
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