Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-03-19

the same.
t. For the Catawba Indians, eight hundred
dollars
5. For the support of the institution for the
education of the deaf, dumb and the blind,
ten thousand dollars, to be paid on the war
rant Of the comptroller general, upon the ap-
plication Of the chairman and secretary of the
board of commissioners of the deaf, dumb
and the blind: Provided, That no part of
this sum shall be drawn until the institution
heretofore established shall be reOpened and
in operation.
6. For the support of the University of
South Carolina. twenty-sevcn thousand eight
hundred and fifty dollars, to be paid on the
warrant of the comptrollergeneral, upon the
application of the secretary of the board of
trustees of the University; for beneficiary
scholarships in the said University, six thou
sand four hundred dollars, to be paid in ac-
cordance with the law establ shng the same;
for the support of the preparatory school of
the University, twenty-five hundred dollars,
to be paid on the warrant of the comptroller
general, upon the application of the secretary
Of the board of trustees of the University
for repairs to buildings of South Carolina
University, five thousand dollars, to be paid
on the warrant of the president of the Uni.
versity, with the approval of the trustees OF
the same, five hundred dollars of which shall
be used for the repair Of the library and re-
pairing the books
I. For Normal School purposes, six hun
dred dollars, to be paid on the warrant of the
comptroller general, upon the application OF
the board of regents Of the Normal School.
Sec 3. That the following sums be, and
they are hereby, appropriated to the objects
herein named out of the proceeds of the tax
of II mills, levied pursuant to section OF an
act entitled can act to raise supplies tor the
fiscal year commencing November /, 1873,
and to alter and amend the law in relation to
the collection of taxes" That is to say:
l. For the payment of the salary and mile
age of the members Of the General Assembly,
one hundred aid three thousand dollars, it so
much be necessary, and the clerks of the Sem
ate and House of Representatives are hereby
authorized and directed to furnish to each
member of their respective bodies, pay GER
tifcate for the amount Of his salary and per
diem, as fixed by an act entitled can act to
regulate the pay of members of the General
Assembly," approved March 13 1872.
2. For the payment of the clerks OF the
engrossing and enrolling departments, solicit
ors and clerks of the attorney generals office,
and other expenses common to the two houses,
the sum of twelve thousand dollars, if so much
be necessary, is hereby appropriated, to be
drawn on the order Of the President Of the
Senate, countersigned by the Speaker of the
House of Representatives.
3. For the payment of the subordinate
officers, employees and incidental expenses of
the Senate, the sum of thirty thousand dollars
is hereby appropriated, to be paid in such
amounts as said body shall determine, upon
the order of the President of the Senate, at
tested by the Clerk of the same.
4. For the payment of the subordinate
officers, employGs and incidental expenses OF
the House of Representatives, the sum OF
forty-fve thousand dollars is hereby ap-
propriated, to be paid in such amount as said
body shall determine, upon the order of the
Speaker of the House of Representatives, at
tested by the Clerk of the same.
5. For the payment of expenses of current
printing twenty-five thousand dollars IS here.
by appropriated, to be paid on the order OF
the Clerks of the two houses.
6. If the proceeds of the tax levied for the
payment of the expenses Of the General AS.
sembly shall be insufficient to pay in full the
appropriations herein made, the State Treas
urer is directed, after paying the salaries and
mileage Of the members, to divide the re-
mainder pro rata between the House and
Senate orders.
Sec. i. |. That the sum of three hundred
thousand dollars is hereby appropriated for
the support and maintenance of public schools
out of the proceeds of the tax of two (2) mills
levied in pursuance of section of the act be-
fore recited in section hereof.
9. That the sum realized from said levy in
excess of three hundred thousand dollars is
hereby appropriated to the payment of teach
crs claims for the years 1871 and 1872 Pro-
vided, That the said excess be apportioned by
the State superintendent of education amongst
the several counties of the State as hereinaf-
ter provided, and be paid pro rata upon teach
ers claims in said counties and the State su.
perintendent ofeducation is hereby authorized
and directed to apportion the said appropra-
tions upon the basis of school attendance IN
the several counties of the State, for the scho-
lastic year ending June 80, 1873, und the
school commissioners of the several counties
are hereby instructed to apportion the school
funds of their respective counties upon the
basis of school attendance in the various school
districts of their said counties as aforesaid.
Sec 5. l. For the payment of the balance
due the Republican Printing Company, on
contract for current and permanent printing
of the present session of the General Assembly,
fifty-four thousand dollars to be paid i'll &C.
cordance with the provisions of the act under
which said contract was awarded to the said
company.
2. For payment Of expenses of publishing
the laws of the extra and regular sessions Of
the General Assembly, twenty-five thousand
dollars out Of the proceeds from phosphate
royalty, to be paid on the order of the clerks
of the two Houses: Provided, That no con-
tract shall be made with any paper other than
those designated as the official papers of the
State
Sec g. For the payment Of the July inter-
est upon the consolidation bonds of the State,
such amount as may be necessary OF the pro-
ceeds of the one Il mill tax levied in pur-
suance of section of the act recited in section
l hereof, the surplus, if any, after paying said
interest, to be applied to the extinguishment
of the principal Of said debt in accordance
with the provisions Of an act entitled can Act
to reduce the volume of the public debt, and
to provide for the payment of the same," ap-
proved December %, 1873.
SEC 7. That the moneys herein appropria-
ted as contingent funds shall be drawn by the
heads of each department, respectively and
they shall make to the General Assembly, at
its next session, on or before December /,
detailed statement of the disposition made