The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-19

appropriation of ten thousand dollars shall bt
drawn until the work is completed according
to the contract; for The support of the STATE
Orphan Asylum, twenty thousand dollars, fv'
thousand dollars of which to be expended fO
bedding, furniture and necessary repairs o
the building occupied, the same to be paid II
accordance with the law establishing the sale
asylum; for the State militia, twenty thousand
dollars, FIVE thousand dollars OF this amoun
to be applied to repairs upon the armory al
Columbia, under the charge Of the adjutan
and iuspector.general, to be drawn Oh the
warrant of the comptroller-general Oh
the application OF the adJutant ano
inspector-general; for quarantine expenses,
twenty-five hundred dollars; for the keep
or of the Lazaretto. four hundred
dollars. to be drawn on the warrant of the
acknowledgement, on the application of the
port physician of Charleston; for physician To
the Charleston Jail, one thousand dollars; fol
transportation and clothing of discharged con-
yic:s, three hundred dollars; for the CataWba
Indians, eight hundred dollars; for the perma'
nent printing of this session OF the General
Assembly, fifty thousand dollars, 10 be e3-
pended In accordance with an act 10 proVloe
for the publication of the acts, reports reso'
mtions and Journals of the General Assembly
for the publication of the laws passed at the
present session OF the General Assembly,
TWENTY-FIVE thousand dollars: Provided, No
contracts exceeding that amount shall be
valid; for the payment Of the commissioners
and managers of election, twelve thousand
dollars, to be paid on the warrant OF the
comptroller-general, counterslgned by the
Governor; for the payment OF The per diem
and mileage of the members of the last Gen.
eral Assembly remaining unpaid, ten thou
sand dollars; for deficiency of appropriation
for legislative expenses, fifty thousand dollars;
for the payment of the services OF the Pres
idential electors elected at the last Presiden-
tial election, four hundred dollars, II 30 much
be necessary, to be paid In accordance With
law; for the payment of claims passed BY the
General Assembly at It's present session, sew
enly-ave thousand dollars, II 30 much be nee
essary, to be paid on the certificates OF the
clerks of the two Houses.
EXTRAORDINARY EXPENSES.
SEC. S. For tie support and construction of
| the State Penitentiary, forty thousand dollars,
to be paid on the warrant of the comptroller
general upon the application of the superi1-
tendent.
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT.
SEC. G. For the support and maintenance OF
free common schools, the sum of three hun
dred thousand dollars, from the tax levy OF
two mills on the dollar, to be raised Tor educa-
tlonal purposes In addition to the capitatlon
tax: Provided, That the said sum Of three
hundred thousand dollars be apportioned
among the several counties of the State In
proportion TO the number Of children be-
tween the ages of six and sixteen: Provided
further, That each county shall be entitled
to the amount of the poll tax raised In
said county: And further, That 1t shall be
unlawful ior the treasurer to apply any
part of the sum raised by the tax levy of said
two mills on the dollar to any other purpose
than the support and maintenance of said
schools; for the support Of the Uniyersity OF
the State of South Carolina, twenty-seven
thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars, to
be paid on the warrant of the comptroller
general, on the application of the president OF
the university; for the improvement and re-
pairs of the library OF the University of South
Carolina two Thousand dollars, TO be paid on
the warrant of the comptroller-general, on
the application of the chairman of the library
committee OF the board of trustees OF the
university; for the payment OF outstanding
warrants Of the Governor on the approprla-
tion for the support of the South Carolina In
stItution tor the Education of the Deaf and
Dumb and Blind, for the fiscal year ending
October 81, 1871, two thousand six hundred
and seventy-three dollars, 10 be paid by the
State treasurer upon presentation of the said
warrants; for the support of the South Caro-
lima Institution for the Education OF the
Deaf, Dumb and the Blind, fifteen
| thousand dollars, to be paid on the
warrant of the omptroller-general, on
the application Of the chairman and secre'
tary OF the board of commissioners OF the
Deaf, Dumb and the Blind; for Normal School
purposes, twenty-five Iuoueauu uoiio'e, W w
paid on the warrant of the mptroller-gene'
raj, on the application of the board Of re-
gents of the Normal School, five thousand
dollars of which shall be appropriated for re-
pairs of bulldogs to be used for Normal
School purposes; for the payment OF one
years. interest on the bonds belonging to the
Agricultural College and Mechanical 1nstl.
tute, the sum of eleven thousand five hundred
and eight dollars, to be paid on the appllca-
ton OF the trustees of the said College and In
stitute. That the several sums herein appro'
| priated shall be accounted for to this General
Assembly, at Its next session, on or before
December first: Provided, No officer OF thit
State, who has the right to make contracts OF
draw funds from these appropriations, shall
expend, or make contract expending more
money than has been appropriated for such
purpose blythe General Assembly by this act
Approved February 26. A, D. 1873.
AN ACT
TO REGULATE THE APPOINTMENT AND SALARY
OF TRIAL JUSTICES IN THE CITY OF CHARLES
TON.
SECTION l. Be IL enacted by the Senate and