The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-15

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rious officers and expenses OF the state government
that is to says Fer salaries: For the Governor S36OO
Secretary the Governor $4,000; ior Adjutant and
Inspector-aenera $250e Tor the Assistant Adjutant
and Inspeotor-General $1,000; for the Comptroller
eenera S3eO6 for the Treasurer of the State $2500
for the CHIEF clerk to the VI te Stte Si05v;
for the Auditor of the State s2soO: for suporln-
tendent Of Education s25oe; for the Chief
Constable $500; for Chief Justice Of the su-
preme Court, $4,000; for the two Associste Jus
for the eight Circuit Solicitors saoeO for the three
to 1sSs sas9o for the At
clerk, $500; for the Clerk of the supreme 9o"rt
$780, Tor the state Reporter sl5eO; for tho Keeper
Of the State House, $780, for the Superintendent of
Librarian S400 for tho three Health Oicels $4,000;
for the County Auditors s3, 500; for two watchmen
ages of salary due Judge Jonas W. Glover, $1,000
g. sEo: =; Executive Department: For conting ent
paid the expenses Of the Bureau OF Agricultural
Statistics to ba drawn upon the order Of the Cover
nor; for the contingent fund fthe Treasury, $500;
for e,proof safe for Trea ury, $1,000; for con-
tingent fund of the ComptrSller-G General S1OOo for
contingent fund OF the Auditor Of the STATE $1,000;
for contingent fund Of the Adjutant and Inspector.
General $500; fer the CONTINGENT fund of the Su-
perintendent ofEducaton, $10eo for tho contingent
fund of tie Secretary Of State s7bo; for the contin
gent fund Of the Chief Constable 500; for the con-
tingent fund of the Legislative Library, $2oO. The
above appropriations to be drawn the order of
the heads OF the several departments If much BE
necessary
SEC. 8 Judiciary Department.: For purchase OF
paid the order Of the Chief Justice for contin-
gent expenses Of supreme Court, under section
seven OF an act ratified the 18th day OF September
SEQ. 4. Ordinary Civil Expenses: For contingent
fund account $4,000; out OF which shall be paid the
forms of the whole State, to be paid Ly the Treas
urer on the warrant of the Comptroller Generals
turned m,la bona shall be paid cut Of this appropri
alton; for the pay of County School C1mmissioners
$1,000. If so much 1 h be necessary; for support Of
Lunatc Asylum S16 600; for deficiency in apprepria-
tion OF 1887 for tho support Of the Lunatio Asylum
$4,000; for the education of the deaf dunb and blind
deficiency In appropriation of 1851 tor construction
OF South Carolina Pententary, 800, ana for con.
ttnuing the construction Of south Carolina Peni
tenuary and other expenses incidental thereto
SS0e00 if so much be necessary, to be paid ON the
order of the Governor; for quarantine expenses
paid the warrant of the Comptroller. aenera for
transportation and clothes for discharged convicts
from the South cs.olina reniten,sry s1ses; per
pc paid by the Treasurer upon the order Of the
comptroller Generals for the Caawba Indians, $1,000
to be paid upon order Of the Governor.
SEC. g. Fer payment Of state Police S20,Goo, If SO
much be necessary. 5s
free schools $50 600 tn addition to the amount raised
by the captation tax to be apportoned TO the seye
raj counties according to th representation in the
lower branch OF the General Assembly; for the pay
Of tho Professors in the University South Carolina
$40 Geo. If 80 much be necessary; for one demonsra.
tor $1,000; for Librarian, Treasurer aud Secretary
ofthe Faculty $500; for the Bursar and Marshal
$500; for insurance and repairs Of tho Unverslt,
buildings $500; oil of which shall be paid upon the
SEQ Z. For the payment of the interest on the pub
lie debt falling due during the present fiscal year.
SEQ 8. Military Expenses: To defray the expenses
Of eniollment organization and equpmenso Of the mil
itta 000 If SO much be nscessary to be paid
SEC. Q. For the payment of the salaries of the COM
mission TO codify the laws Of the State si05e0 All
contingent expenses connected herewith and allow
ed by law shall lie paid out of the contingent fund of
the State upon the order Of the Genera
this act shall be paid in the following hind of funds
Wis The bills receivable OF the state United states
currency national bank notes gold ami SILVER coin
anything else in payment thereof
SEQ II. The Auditor Of State is hereby authorized
and directed to levy, and cause to be collected suf-
fcent per centum Of taxes, to raise necessary
amount OF money, upon the assessed valuation Of
enumerated in this!act: Provided. there shall not be
assessed or collected. under the provisions OF this
act an amount exceeding ono million dollars. n
The Governor sent q message with his ap-
proval Of the following acts:
An act 10 alter and amend an act entitled
'An act to alter and amend the charter Of the
Kings Mountain Railroad Company" passed
December 16, 1851. VI N,f,
An act to enable the banks of the State to re-
new business or TO place them in liquidation.
A joint resolution to provide for the fitting
up OF certain portions OF the State House.
joint resolution g relieving J. NJ. Will
atty OF Ave per cent. per month upon execu-
tions not returne d by him.
An a,t to establish public ferry in York
County. TfE
An act to establish certain societies in the
City OF Charleston. -
Cain, from the Committee on Interpretations.
to whom was referred q bill to establish q COM
pai1y under the namo of the Monnt Pleasant
and Sullivans Island Ferry Company, reported
back the same with recommendation that the
bill do pass. Ordered for consideration on
Monday. 5l
The two Houses met in joint Assembly to-
day and elected three Commissioners to codify
the laws; w. j. Whipper, colored, @. w. Mont
gomery and d. J. Corbin.. white, elected.
Joint resolution authorizing State Treasurer
to apportion to the several counties the appro-
griation of $25 600 authorized by General Order
second time.
sasportas. from the Committee on Engrossed
acts. reported as duly and correctly engrossed
TOR third reading Senate bill to empower
the Judges of the Circuit Courts to grant relief
IN case ofeironeous judgment obtained during
the existence OF the Provisional Government
time, passed. title changed to an act, and |
ordered to be enrolled.
Elliott. from the Committee ON Ra lroads, |
reported tavorably on senate bill to charter
the South Carolina Central Railrcad, which !
was ordered to lie over for q seuoud reading
Ihe Committee on Railrouds, to whom was |
referred o bill entitled A bill to aid he ex- |
IeAsAon o& tue Cnatham HA3ifOad, bag leave |
report that they have considered The matter |
contained In the bill, that they have tailed to |
agree, and inasmuch as the session is near |
it's close, and the committee is desirous OF |
winding up it's business. the committee there |
fore, ask leave to return the bill 10 the House
fOc it's action thereon. with, the accompanying |
paper which thefriends OF the neaanre sub |
rnitted to the committee as substitute for |
section four of the bill: -
SEcTIoN 4. 0nrthe delivery to tho State |
treasurer by the said company of their bonds |
thus executed to the amount OF three hundred |
Thousand dollars, it shall be the duty Of the |
State Treasurer thereupoa to deliver to the !
president OF the said Company an equal amount |
OF the aforesaid bonds of the State, and, upon
the completion Of the grading Of each section
OF ten miles Of said railsoad and the delivery Of
three hundred thousand dollars Of the bonds |
OF the said railroad to the State Treasurer. it |
shall be the duty OF the State Treasurer to de-
liver to the president or the said company On |
equal amount Of the aforesaid bonds az thA