Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-11-28

be drawn and expended by the otusf ot tae presiu
ing Justice for frewood and fuel tor the Court OF
Appeals, $50, if 50 much be necessary; 1or tne
salary Of State Reporter, 81 500 and the several
annronriations aforesaid forthe Clerks, Librarians,
MESSENGER, Reporters, and for the incidental ex-
penses Of the Court of Appeals, shall be paid BY
the Treasurer only upon warrants to be drawn by
the presiding Judge of the Court of Appeals, at
sucli time and for such portions as he may deem
lust and proper and it shall be the duty OF sald
Reporter to attend, in person or by deputy the SIT
tings of the Court of Appeals, and to report such
arguments and statements OF facts as may pc neces
sary to correct understanding Of the decisions OF
said Court; for the pay OF jurors and constaDies'
100000, if so much be necessary. ....
w. TREASURY DEPARTMENT; For salary OF
Treasurer of State, $780, including the salaries
of one or more clerks; for salary Of the Comptrol
ler-General, $2,5OO, including clerks salary, said
clerk to be appointed by, and removed at the pleas
ure of, the Treasurer and Comptroller General re-
spectiyely to the Comptroller General, $500, tor
making Out copies Of the tax returns In 1868, for
publishing the tax and appropriation orders If 80
much be necessary $500, to be expended by the
Comptroller-G General and accounted for to the Gen-
eral Assembly; for the contingent expenses OF the
Comptroller-G General and Treasurer Office, print;
ing tax books and instructions to collectors, and
distributing the samer r$3,5OO. ,..'. l..,
v.
For the salaries of eleven Professors 81 900 for
the Librarian of the University, who shall be the
Secretary of the Board of Trustees, $500, to be
paid by the Treasurer of the State quarterly in ad-
vance, his drafts being countersigned blythe Char,
man of the Executive Committee of the Board OF
Trustees for salary of the Treasurer Of the Uniyer
sity, $4O0 for salary of the Bursar and Marshal,
$40O and for repairs to the University buildings
$4,000, if so much be necessary. L. -
vi. ORDINARY CIVIL EXPENSES: For payment
of contingent accounts Of the State, S25, QUO Tor
dieting and transporting prisoners, $6o,OoO, SO
much be necessary; for support OF Tree schools,
s25, 600, prouided, that the amountthus appropri-
ated shall be distributed according to population,
and shall be applied to the benefit of all classes;
for the Lunatic Asylum, $19, 7lS; pror,ded, that
the sum of $1,000 shall be refunded to the Treas
ury of the State when the arrearages due from the
Commissioners Of the Poor Of the several Districts
shall be paid.
VII. ORDINARY LOCAL EXPENDITURES: For
maintaining and keeping open the Roper Hospital,
in Charleston, $1,000, to be paid to the Medical
Society," in trust for the Roper Fund to deiray the
expenses of said hospital for the salary OF the ply
sician of the jail at Charleston, commencing the
9th day of March, 1867 $500; for enforcing the
quarantine in South Carolina, 81 900; and tor the
salary of the Port Physician of Charleston, lncu-
ding boat hire, $500.
VIII. For the support of the Catawba Indians,
$1,000, if so much be necessary to be paid to the
order Of the Indian Agent, and to be expended un-
der the order of the Governor.
TX. PUBLIC BUILDINGS: For completing the
roof of the State House in process Of Instruction.
So 600. if so much be necessary for contnuingth
construction of the Penitentiary for the pay OF Of
fcers and guards, for subsisting guards and con,
vcts and for clothing eonycts, $780, 900, to be paid
on the drafts Of the Governor, from time to time,
as the several sums may be needed.
x. EXTRAORDINARY EXPENDITURES: For the
rent and fixtures of house foE the OF the Court
of Appeals, $500, the contract relating thereto to
be approved by the Chief Justice, before the mon
ey is drawn on his order.
XI. 1t shall be the duty Of the Commissioners
of Public Buildings in the several Districts, to fur
nish the jailor or sheriff thereof with sufficient
number Of blankets for the comfort of all prisoners,
may be required by the sick. The sheriffs and
ailors of the several Districts in this State will
promptly make acquisitions upon the Commission
ers for blankets, and, if the same are not furnished
by the Commissioners within FIVE days, the sheriff
shall report the failure to these headquarters CIV
ing the names of the persons whomay be the Com
missioners in his District.
XII. The contingent accounts Of clerks, sherifs
coroners, magistrates, constables, and other officers
of this State, shall be forwarded to the Comptro.
ler-General, who shall audit thesame, and if found
conformable to law, he shall draw his warrant upon
the Treasurer for the payment thereof. :,
XIII. The Act entitled IAN Act to provide for
the issue of bills receivable in payment Of indebt,
edness to the State, to the amount of $500, 900,
passed December q, 1865, and the. Act entitled
tan Act to provide for the redemption OF bills re-
ceivable, issued by this State" passed September
20, 1866, are hereby continued in force.
XIV. The Treasurer of the State Of South Car
ona is hereby authorized to pay the appropriations
herein made, and the salaries Of public officers
payable by law, out of funds applicable thereto,
which have fallen due since the first day OF Oeto-
ber 1867, and which may hereafter fall due:
XIV. No monies raised under the provisions Of
this order or the Acts herein mentioned, shall be
applied to the payment of principal or interest OF
any debt contracted or incurred in support Of the
late war against the United States.