The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-23
LAWS OF TIE STATE.
Acts and Joint Resolutions, Passed
by the General Assembly OF South
Carolina, Session of Is7o-'7I.
70 FL G I A LII

Der l, 1870.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the State Of South
Carolina, now met and sitting in General AS
sembly, and by the authority Of the same:
That the following sums be, ,and they are here
by, appropriated for the payment Of the Vari-
GUS officers and expenses of the State Govern
ment, that is to say:
FOR SALARIES.
For the Governor, three thousand five hum
dred dollars; for the secretary Of State,
three thousand dollars; for clerk to .secre-
tary of State, one thousand dollars; for
the private secretary of the Governor,
two thousand dollars; for the adjutant and in
spector.general, two thousand five hundred
dollars; for the comptroller-general, three
thousand dollars; for clerk to the comptroller
general, fourteen hundred and ninety-nine
dollars; for the State treasurer, two thousand
FIVE hundred dollars; for the chief clerk to the
State treasurer, fifteen hundred dollars; tor
bookkeeper to the State treasurer, eighteen
hundred dollars; for auditor of State, rwo
thousand five hundre@ dollars; for the State
auditors clerk, one thousand five hundred dol
lars; for the superintendent of education, two
thousand five hundred dollars; for the clerk to
the superintendent OF education, one thou
sand dollars; for the chief justice Of the Su.
preme Court. four thousand dollars; for the two
associate Justices, seven thousand dollars; for
the eight circuit judges, twenty-eight thousand
dollars; for the eight circuit solicitors, eight
thousand dollars; for the encouragement,
three thousand dollars; for the attorney-gene-
RAILS clerk, one thousand dollars; for the clerk
of the Supreme Court, who shall perform the
duties of librarian OF said court fifteen hun
dred dollars; for the State reporter, fifteen
hundred dollars; for the keeper OF the State
house and State librarian, one thousand dol
lars; for the superintendent Of the South Caro-
lima penitentiary, two thousand dollars; for the
three health officers, three thousand nine hum
dred dollars; for the watchmen Of the State
house and grounds, six hundred dollars each;
for the county auditors, thirty-one thousand
five hundred dollars; for the clerk to the audit
or of the County of Charleston, one thousand
dollars: for additional clerical service, FIVE
hundred dollars; for the three code commits
sioners, ten thousand five hundred dollars; for
the Governors messenger, three hundred dol
lars; for the county school commissioners,
thirty-one thousand five hundred dollars.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
SEC. 2. For the contingent fund OF the Gov
ernor, twenty thousand dollars, out OF which
shall be paid tile expenses of the bureau OF
agricultural statistics, to be drawn upon the
order of the Governor; for the contingent fund
of the treasurer, two thousand dollars, one
thousand dollars of which, If 80 much be
necessary, for fitting up the office Of the state
treasury; for the contingent fund OF the attor-
ney-general, FIVE hundred dollars; for the con-
tingent fund OF the omptroller-general, fYe
hundred dollars; for the contingent fund OF
the State auditor, five hundred dollars; Tor the
contingent fund of the adJutant and Inspector
general, five hundred dollars; for the contin-
gent fund of the superintendent of education,
FIVE hundred dollars; for the contingent fund
of the secretary of State, five hundred dollars;
tor the contingent fund of the State librarian,
one hundred and fifty dollars. The above ap.
preparations to be drawn on the order Of the
heads of the several departments, If SO much
be necessary.
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.
SEC. 3. For the purchase of books for the
Supreme Court library, one thousand dollars,
If 30 much be necessary, to be drawn on the
order OF the chief Justice; for contingent eI-
penses of the Supreme Court, under section I
of an act ratified the 18th day of September,
1868. FIVE hundred dollars; for an attendant on
the library aud rooms OF the Supreme Court,
eight hundred dollars, to be paid quarterly on
the warrant of the chief justice on the treasu-
nv, the said attendant to be appointed by,
and removable at the pleasure o., the said
court.
ORDINARY CIVIL EXPENSES.
SEC. 4. For the.interest on public debt, four
hundred and eighty-two thousand FIVE hun
dred and ninety-four dollars and forty cents
(482, 2,5s4 4O;) for the support of the Lunatic
Asylum, thirty thousand dollars, to be drawn
on the order OF the Governor; for the support
of the State Orphan Asylum, ten thousand
dollars, to be paid In accordance with the law
establishing the same; for the quarantine eX-
penscs, three thousand dollars; for the keeper
of the Lazaretto, eight hundred dollars, to be
drawn on The order of the comptroller-gene-
raj, accounts to be first approved by the Gov
ernor; for the physician OF the Charleston jail,
one thousand dollars; transportation and
clothing for discharged convicts, three hun
dred dollars; for the Catawba Indians, one
thousand five hundred dollars; for the current
printing of the General Assembly, thirty thou
sand dollars, if so much be necessary, to be
paid on the order OF the clerks of both houses;
tor the payment of claims passed by the Gene
raj Assembly fifty thousand dollars, il so much
be necessary; for deficiency for legislative e1-
penses, fifty thousand dollars, it so much be
necessary; for deficiency for payment Of COM
missioners and managers of election, ten
thousand dollars, If 30 much be necessary, to
be paid in theusual manner.
EXTRAORDINARY EXPENSES.
SEC. s. For past dues for construction, and
continuing the construction Of the South Caro-
lima penitentiary, eighty-thousand dollars, to
be paid on the order Of the Governor; for re-
pairs on the university buildings, six thousand
dollars, to be paid on the order Of the Cover
nor; for indexing the records Of the surveyors
office, two thousand dollars, 10 be paid upon
the order Of the secretary OF State.