The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-09-13

be drawn on the order Of the chief
Justice; for the contingent expenses of
the Supreme Court, under Section z of
an Act ratified the 18th day of Ssptem-
Der, 1868, six hundred dollars for. an
attendant on the Library and the rooms
of the Supreme Court, FIVE hundred dol
lars, to be paid quarterly, on tho war
ran of the chief Justice OIL the Treasury,
the said attendant to be appointed by
and be removable at the pleasure of said
Court.
Ordinary Cio1 Expenses.
SEC. 4. For the civil contingent Fund,
twenty thousad dollars, to be drawn on
the warrant ofthe Comptroller General,
countersigned by the governor; and the
officers of. the different departments
drawing upon the said civil contingent
Fund shall, On or before December 10,
at the next session Of the General Assem-
bly,, make report Of the amounts they
have so drawn to the General Assembly;
for the purchase Of books and stationery
for the various County Auditors of this
State, five thousand dollars; for the
support of the Lunatic Asylum. seventy,
seven thousand FIVE hundred dollars, ten
thousand dollars of which, or such
amount as the Treasurer's books will
show as yet due on the contract for the
same, to be applied to the completing Of
unfinished wing of the Asylum, and two
thousand FIVE hundred dollars for tn c
payment of the architect, and five thous.
and dollars for heating and furnishing
the new wing of the Asylum, to be paid
on the warrant Of the Comptroller Gener-
al, on the application of the Board of
Regents: ProUG1ctl, That not moro than
tive thirds of the above appropriation of
Ten thousand dollars shall be drawn
until the work is completed according to
the contract; for the support of the
State Orphan Asylum, twenty Thousand
dollars, fye' thousand dollars nf which to
be Iexpendied for bedding and necessary
repairs OF the building occupied, the
same to be paid in accordance with the
law establishing the said Asylum for
the State Militia, twenty thousand dol
lars Of his amount to be applied to
repairs upon The State Armory, at
COLUMBIA, under the charge of the
Adjutant and Inspector General, to be
drawn on the warrant of the Comptroller
denernl, on tho application of the
Adjutaut and Inspector General; for
Quarantine expenses, twenty Eve huud.
red dollars; for the Keeper of ssthe
Lazaretto, four hundred dollars, to be
drawn on the warrant of the comptroller
General, on the application of the Port
Physician of Charleston for The Physi-
clan to the Charleston Jail, one thous
and dollars; for transportation aud
clothing of discharged convicts, three
hundred dollars; for tho Catawba In
diaus, eight hundred dollars for the
permanent printing of this session Of
the General Assembly; fifty thousand
dollars, to be expended in accordance
with an Act to provide for the puhlica
tion of the Acts, Reports, Resolutions
aad Journals of the General Assembly !;
for the publication of the laws passed at
the present session of the General
Assembly, twenty FIVE thousand dollars:
Prorided, No contract exceeding that
amount shall be valid tor the payment
OF the commissionersyand Managers of
Election, twelve thousand dollars, to be
paid on the warrant of the Comptroller
General, countersigned by the Governor;
for the payment Of the per diom and
mileage Of the members of the last
General Assembly, remaining unpaid,
ten thousand dollars; for deficiency Of
appropriation for Legislative expenses,
fifty thousand dollars; for the payment
of the services of the Presidential Elec
tors elected at the last Presidential cleo
ton, four hundred dollars, if so much be
necessary, to be paid in accordance with
law; for the payment of claims passed by
the General Assembly at its present
session, seventy five thousand dollars, if
SO much be necessary, to be paid on the
certificates Of the clerks of the two
Houses.
Extraordinary Expenses.
Sec. 8. For tho support aud construc
ton of the State Penitentiary, forty
thousand dollars, ito be paid on the war