The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-24
HOW THE MONEY GOES.
PROVIsIONS OF THE GENERAL AP-
PROPR f4TION. BILL.
THE Legislature HurryIng Up Its Work
for the Adjournment.


for the Adjournment.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE NEws.l
COLUMBIA, Thursday, January %.
In the Senate to-day Corwin introduced
bill to incorporate the NewberTy and Cheste
Railroad Company. Duncan introduced bill
making general provisions for the incorpora
tlon of agricultural and mechanical societies
Jones offered concurrent resolution pro
vidlng that the General Assembly shall cleo
on the 9th instant seven competent men Il
investigate the condition of the State debt
He offered another concurrent resolution
ordering the General Assembly 10 elect or
the goth instant trustees for the State Agrl
cultural College. The enacting clause was
stricken cut of the bill to fund the debt O.
Beaufort County. The bill TO regulate the
process of service Issuing from the Supreme
Court, and the bill concerning school funds
passed, and were ordered to be sent to the
House. Jones gave notice of a bill to pre-
vent the obstruction of harbors by the dis
charge of ballast therein. Nash gave notice
of a bill to pay The claims OF the Central Ma
tionsl Bank. Duncan gave notice of bill te
incorporate the Carolina Orphan House
Keith gave notice of bill to regulate the
fees OF probate judges.
In the House Bowley, chairman of the ways
and means committee, Introduced the general
appropriation bill. 1t reads as follows:
A BILL to make appropriations aud Raise Sup
plies tor the Fiscal Year commencing No
vember l, 1872.
SECTION j. Be It 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 OF the
same:
That the following sums be, and they are
hereby, appropriated for the payment OF the
various officers and expenses of the State
Government, that Is 10 cay:
FOR SALARIES.
For the Governor, three thousa nd five hun
dred dollars; for the Lieutenant-Governor,
TWENTY-FIVE hundred dollars; for the secretary
Of State, three thousand dollars; for the
private secretary of the Governor, two thou.
eaud dollars; for the clerk 10 secretary OF
State, one Thousand dollars; ior the ad|utant
and inspector general, twenty-five hundred
dollars; for the omptroller-general, three
thousand dollars, for the clerk to the comp
troller-general, eighteen hundred dollars; lot
extra clerical services In the office OF the
comptroller-general, one thousand dollars; l0r
the State treasurer, twenty-five hundred dol
lars: for the chief clerk 10 the Safe treasurer,
eighteen hundred dollars; for bookkee per
for State treasurer, eighteen hundred dollars;
for the State superintendent Of education,
TWENTY-FIVE hundred dollars; for the clerk TO
the State superintendent OF education, one
thousand dollars; for the health officers, ave
thousand one hundred dollars; Tor the cnlet
justice of the Supreme Court, tour thousand
dollars; for the Two associate Justices. seven
thousand dollars; for the eight circnit judges,
twenty. eigh: thousand dollars; for salary for
two years for the Judge OF the Inferior Court
of Charleston County, Ave thousand dollars;
for the Ell ht circuit solicitors, eight thousand
dollars; Tor The attorney-general, three tnous-
aud dollars; for the altorney.generars
clerk, one thousand dollars; LOT tne clerk
of the Supreme Court, who shall per,
form the duties of librarian OF said
court, fifteen hundred dollars; for the
State reporter, fifteen hundred dollars; tor the
keeper OF the State House and Slate libra
rlsn, one thousand dollars; for the superin-
tendent of the South Carolina penitentlary,
two thousand dollars; tor the watchmen OF lhe
Statehonse and grounds, six hundred dollars
each; for the county auditors, thirty.two
thousand five hundred dollars; for the clerk to
the auditor OF the County OF Charleston, one
thousand dollars; for clerical services In the
office of auditor of Charleston County, two
Thousand dollars; for the Governors mes
senger. three hundred dollars; for the county
school commissioners, thirty-two thousand
two hundred dollars.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
sec. 2. For contingent fund OF The Gov
ernor, twenty-five thousand dollars; for the
contingent fund OF the treasurer, one tnous-
and dollars; for the contingent fund OF the
omptroller.general. three thousand i've nun
dred dollars; for the contingent iund OF the
one Thousand dollars; ior
the contingent ipnd OF the sdl1tant and 10.
contingent fund of the State superintendent
of education, fifteen hundred dollars; for pay
ment OF the mileage certificates OF the mem
hers of the State board Of education, one
thousand dollars; for the contingent fund oil
the secretary OF State, fifteen hundred dollars;
for the contingent iuna OF the Slate librarian,
five hundred 6ollars. Jhe above appropra-
tions to be drawn upon the warrant Of the
comptroller-genersl on application by the
heads of each department.
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.
SEQ. 8. For the purchase of books for the
Supreme Court library, one thousand dollars,
II 80 much be necessary, 10 be drawn on the
order of the chief justice; for the contingent
expenses OF the Supreme Court, under secLion
I Of an act ratified the 18th day of September,
1858. ak hundred dollars; for an attendant on
the library and the rooms of the Supreme
Court, eight hundred dollars, 10 be paid, quar-
tery, on the warrant OF The chief justice on
the treasury; the said attendant TO be appoint
ed by, and be removable at, The pleasure OF
said court.
ORDINARY CIVIL EXPENSES.
SEC. 4. For the civil contingent fund. thirty
thousand dollars; for the support OF the Lu-
oaiic Asylum, seventy-eight thousand dollars,
% be paid on The warrant of the comptroller
GENERAL on the application OF the board OF re-
2ents: tor the support of the Stale Orphan
Asylum, twenty thousand dollars, 10 De PAID
n accordance with the law establishing the
same; for the State militia, twenty thousand
dollars, 10 be drawn on the warrant OF the
,omplroller-genera on application by the
,dIutant and inspector-general; for quaran-
ine expenses, twenty-five hundred dollars;
or keeper of the Lazaretto, four hundred do'-
ars, 10 be drawn on the warrant OF the comp
on application by the port
of Charleston; for the physician oil
Charleston jail, one thousand dollars; for
and clothing OF discharged
.onyicts. three hundred collars; for the Ca
awbs Indians, eight hundred dollars; for the
,ayment OF the commissioners and managers
# the general election oil 1872, twelve thou
and dollars, TO be paid on the warrant OF the
omptrolier-general;f for tho permanent print
ng of the General Assembly fifty thousand
lollare.
EXTRAORDINARY EXPENSES.