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AN ACT to maize Appropriations o'70
Raise Supplies for the fiscaI 1ct"
Connaencing Norcnabcr l, 1871.
sEcT1oS> |. Be it enacted BY the
Senate and House Of Representatives oi
the State of South Carolina, no" mot
and sitting in General Assembly, ana
by the authority OF the same, that the
following sums be, and they are hereby,
various officers and expenses of the State
Government, that is to say:
FOR SALARIES.
For the Governor, three thousand five
b iuureu dollars; for the Secretary 4i
Site. three thousand dollars; for Clrrh
to Secretary of State, one Thousand oo'-
lars; ior thc Private Secretary o. wv
Governor two thousand dolil's' ioi w.
Adjutant and Inspector Geheiai, ~"
thousand five hundred dollars; LOT the
Comptroller General, three thousahu
dollars: for Clerk to the Comptfolici
General, fourteen hundred ana ninety
nine dollars; for the state treasurer,
two thousand five hundred dollars; 1or
the Chief Clerk to the state treasurer,
fifteeu hundred dollars: for q Book
Keepor to the State Treasurer, eighteen
hundred dollars; for Auditor of State,
two thousand five hundred dol
lars: for the State Auditors
Clerk, ono thousand five hundred dol
lars for the Superintendent of Educa-
ton, two thousand five hundred dol
lars for the Clerk to the Superintendent
of Educasion, one thousand dollars !;
for the Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court, four thousand dollars for the two
Associate Justices, seven thousand dol
lars; for the eli ght Circuit Judges,
twenty-eight thousand dollars for the
eight Circuit Solicitors, eight thous and
dallars; for the Attorney General, three
thousand dollars; for the Attorney Cen
RAILS Clerk, one thousand dollars; for the
Clerk of the Supreme Court, who shall
perform the duties of Librarian of said
Court, fifteen hundred dollars; for the
State Reborter, fifteen hundred dollars; !;
for the Keeper of the State House and
State Librarian, one thousand dollars,
for the Superintendent of the South
Carolina Penitentiary, two thousand
dollars: for the three Health Officers
three thousand nine hundred dollars !;
fur the Matchman Of the State house
and Grounds, six hundred dollars each !;
for the County Auditors, thirty-onc
thousand five hundred dollars; for the
Clerk to the Auditor of County of Char
lesion, one thousand dollars; for addl-
tional clerical services, five hundred
dollars; for the three Code Commission
ers, ten thousand hve hundred dollars
for the Governors Messenger, three hun
dred dollars; for the County School
Commissioners, thirty-one thousand five
hundred dollars.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
Sec. 2. For the Contingent Fund of
the Governor, twentysthousand dollars,
out of which shall be paid the expenses
of the Bureau of Agricultural Statistics
to be drawn upon the order of the Gov
ernor; for the Contingent Fund Of tie
Treasurer, two thousand dollars, one
thousand dollars of which, if so much
be necessary, for fitting up the office OF
the State Treasury for the Contingent
Fund of the Attorncy-General, five
hundred dollars; for the Contingent
Fund of the Comptroller General, five
hundred dollars; for the Contingent
Fund of the State Auditor, five hundred
dollars for the Contingent Fund of the
Adiutant and Inspector General, five
hundred dollars; for the Contingent
Fund of the Superintendent of Educa-
ton, five;hundred dollars; for the Con-
tingent Fund of the Secretary of State,
five hundred dollars for the Contingent
Fund Of the State Librarian, one hun
dred and fifty dollars. The above ap-
preparations to be drawn Oh the order OF
the head Of the several departments, II
SO much be necessary.
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.
Sac. 8. For the purchase of books for
the Supreme Court Library, one tllous-
and dollars, If so much be necessary, to
be drawn OIL the order of the Chief JUS
tice for Contingent expenses of the
Supreme Court, under Section of an
act ratified the 18th day of September,
1868, five hundred dollars for an atten-
dant.. OH the Library, and the rooms OF
the Supreme Court, eight hundred dol
lars, to be paid quarterly on the war
rant of the Chief Justice.on the Treasu-
ry, the said attendant to be appointed by,
and removable at the pleasure OF said
= ORDINARY CIVIL EXPENSES.
Sec. 4. For the interest on public debt
four hundred and eighty-two thousand
five hundred and ninety-four dollars
and forty cents (4S2 2,594.4O,) for the sup
port of the ~,Lunatic Asylum, thirty
thousand dollars, to be drawn on tue or
der of tbs 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 expenses, three Thousand
dollars for the keeper. of the I.azarctto,
eight hundred dollars. to be drawn on
the order of the Comptroller General,
accounts to be first approved by the Gov
ernor; for the physician of the Charles
ton Jail, one thousand dollars transpor-
tation aud clothing for discharged con-
Victs, three hundred dollars for the Ca
tawba Indians, one thousand five hun
dred dollars for the current printing OF
the General Assembly, thirty thousand
dollars, if so much he necessary, to be
paid on the order of the Clerks of both
Houses; for thepayment of claims pass
ed by the General Assembly, fifty thous-
and dollars, if so much be necessary; for
deficiency for legislative expenses, fifty
thousand dollars, if so mnch be ncccs-
sary for deficiency for paymentof Com
AulSSlOIlcIS duu ulduaSclS VI eitttioi,
ten thousand dollars, if so much be ne
cessary; to be paid in the usual manner.
EXTRAORDINARY EXPENSES.
Sec. 5. For past dues for construction
and continuing the construction of the
South Carolina Penitentiary, eighty
thousand dollars, to be paid on the order
of the Governor; for repairs OIL the
University buildings, six thousand dol