The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-18
LAWS OF THE STATE.
.n-s oF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Published by Authority.

SECTION l. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the State OF
South Carolina, now met and sitting IN Gene
raj Assembly, and by the authority Oh tne
same:
That the following sums be, and they are
hereby, appropriated for the payment OF the
various officers and expenses OF the state GoV-
ernment, that is to say:
FOR SALARIES.
For the Governor, three thousand i've nun
dred dollars; for the Lieutenant-Gover
tWenty-hve hundred dollars for the
secretary of State, three thousand dol
lars; for the private secretary OF the
Governor, two thousand dollars; for
the clerk to secretary of State, one thousand
dollars; for the adjutant and inspector-gene-
raj, twenty-five hundred dollars; for the comp
troller-general, three thousand dollars; for the
clerk to the comptroller general, eighteen
hundred dollars; for extra clerical services in
the office of the emptreller-general, one
thousand dollars; for the State treasurer,
twenty-five hundred dollaIs; for the
chief clerk to the State treasurer,
eighteen hundred dollars; for bookkeeper
for State treasurer, eighteen hundred dollars;
for auditor of the State, twenty-five hundred
dollars; for the State auditors clerk, one
thousand dollars; for the State superintendent
of education, twenty-five hundred dollars; ior
the clerk to the State superintendent OF edu-
cation. one thousand dollars; for the health
officers, four thousand nine hundred dollars
for the chief justice of the Supreme 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 generals 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
sste reporter, 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 thous-
and 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 au-
ditor of the County of Charleston, one thous-
and dollars; for clerical services in the office
of auditor of Charleston County, two thous-
and dollars; for the, Governors messenger,
three hundred dollars; for the county school
commissioners, thirty-one thousand two hun
tdred dollars; for preservation OF books and
records in the Office of registrar OF mesne con-
veyance In Charleston County, three thousand
dollars.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
SEC. 2. For contingent fund of the Govern.
or, fifteen thousand dollars; for the contingent
fund OF the treasurer, one Thousand dollars;
for the contingent fund of the comptroller
general, one thousand dollars; for the contin-
gent fund of the attorney y-general, one thous-
and dollars; for the contingent fund of the
State auditor, fifteen hundred dollars; for the
contingent fund of the adjutant and Inspector
general, two thousand dollars; for the contln-
gent fund of the State superintendent OF edu-
cation, fifteen hundred dollars; for the con-
tingent fund of the secretary OF State, fifteen
hundred dollars; for the contingent fund of
the State librarian, five hundred dollars. The
above appropriations to be drawn upon the
warrant of the omptroller-general on appll-
cation by the headsof each department.
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT..
SEC: 8. For the purchase Of books for the
Supreme Court library, one thousand
dollars, If 80 much be necessary, to be
drawn on the order of the chief jug
tlce; for the contingent expenses OF the su-
preme Court, under section Of an act ratified
the 18th day OF September, 1868, five hundred
dollars; for an attendant on the library and
the rooms of the Supreme Court, eight hum
.dred dollars, to be paid, quarterly, on the
warrant of the chief Justice on the treasury;
the said attendant to be appointed by, and be
removable at, the pleasure Of said court; for
three code commissioners, for salary to May
LIST, 1872, five thousand two hundred and ffly
dollars, and no further amounts shall be paid
the code commissioners after this date, and
before which time the code commissioners shall
make complete index and reference, and
correct all errors on side notes, &c.
,ss ORDINARY CIVIL EXPENSES.
SEC. 4. For the civil contingent fund, thirty
thousand dollars; fifteen thousand dollars
thereof, II so much be necessary. shall be ap-
piled to the payment OF claims now audited
and on file, other than nulla bona claims; for
the support of the Lunatlc Asylum, eighty
thousand dollars, to be paid on the warrant Of
the comptroller-general on the application OF
the board Of regents; for the support Of the
State Orphan Asylum, fifteen thousand dollars,
to be paid in accordance with the law estab-
fishing the same; for reorganizing and per-
fecting the State militia, fifteen thousand dol
lars, provided that thirty-ave hundred dol
lars be used for the repairs of the armory at
Columbia, to be drawn on the warrant of the
I. comptroller general, on application by the
ad,utant and inspector general; for quaran-
tine expenses, three Thousand dollars; for
keeper of the Lazaretto, four hundred dollars;
for repairs and painting Of the Lazaretto
building, six hundred dollars, to be drawn on
the warrant of the comptroller-general, on
application by the port physician of Charles
ton; for the physician of Charleston Jail, one
thousand dollars; for transportation and cloth
Ing Of discharged convicts, three hundred
dollars; for the Catawba Indians, eight hun
dred dollars; for the payment Of the commis-
.sioners. messengers aud managers of the gen.