The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-01-06
Sc The j supply Bill.

q We give below the full EeXe OF tne
supply bill, as it finally passed the Leg
islature, and was approved by the Gov
iernor:
AN ACT To- RAIsE SUPPLIES FOR THE
IS FIsoaE YEAR coaNENciNG NOVEMBER
I, lst 1875.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House
of REPRESENTATIVES. of the State sof South
Car6hna, now met and sitting ils General
Assembly and by the authority of the
same:
.. SECTION /. That tax of one Il mill
upon every dollar of the value Of all
taxable property in this State be, and
the same is hereby, levied, TO meet ap-
.ypropriations to pay the salaries of the
executive and judicial departments of
the government, for the fiscal year COM
meneing November /, 1879 Provided,
That one.half of the balance OF the
phosphate royalty received within the
fiscal year ending October 3lst, 1876,
after paying for the executive and 1egis-
latiye supplies of fuel and stationary for
the said fiscal year, shall be applied to
. the appropriations mentioned in this sec
ton, pro rata.
$50 q That.a tax of one z (mill upon
:every dollar of the value of all taxable
property in this State be, and the same is
hereby, levied, to- meet appropriations
for the support and maintenance of the
penal, charitable and educational institu-
tions. of the, State, exclusive of common
& schools, for the fiscal year commencing
November 1, 1875. Provided, That one
half of the balance of the phosphate
ROYALTY received within the fiscal year
ending November 31st, 1876, after pay
ing for the executive and Legislative. sup
plies Of fuel and stationary for the said
fiscal year, shall be applied to the appro-
priations mentioned in this section, pro
rata, ,.s.a, i. .., ~ > 10,
iSEc. s. That tax of two f2) mills
upon every dollar of the value of all tax
able property in this State be, and the
same Is hereby, levied, to meet appropri-
ations for the support and maintenance
of public schools for the fiscal year COM
mencing November LIST, 1875. 4.5,. r.
=, Sec. 4. That a tax of ono and one
tenth Il 1-10) mills upon every dollar OF
the value of all taxable property in this
,Stste be, and the same is hereby, levied,
to meet appropriations to defray: the ex-
penses of the General Assembly for the
!. regular session of 1876.
Sec. s.. That q tax Of one-half mill
upon every dollar Of the value of all tax
II able property in this State be, and the
, same is hereby, levied, to meet appropri-
ations for public printing for the fiscal
year commencing November /, 1875, and
for the deficiency in the appropriation
for public printing for the fiscal year
commencing November LIST, 1874, of the
proceeds of which tax the sum of fifty
thousand dollars shall be devoted to the
payment of the appropriation first named
herein, and eleven thousand eight hun
dred and seventy-fve one hundredths
(11,S75l25-l00) dollars to the payment of
the deficiency above referred to.
Sec, 6. That q tax of two ~ mills
upon every dollar of the value of'all
taxable property in this State be, and
the same is hereby, levied, to meet appro-
priations for the payment of the interest
upon the public debt, las adjusted by the
act Of December %, 1871 due and pay
able on the first days Of January and
July, 1876.
SEC. Z. That atax not to exceed three
(3) mills upon every dollar of the value
of all taxable property in each of the
several counties of this State be, and the
same is hereby, levied, for county pur-
poses for the fiscal year commencing
November 4, 1875, the rate to be fixed
q. by the county commissioners of each
gcounty. and. by them certified to the
county auditor thereof, except the Coun-
ty of Orangeburg, in which county the
county commissioners shall levy a tax
not to exceed two (2) mills; and Abbe-
vile, in which the county commissioners
shall levy three and one half (32) mills,
aone-half ~ mill of which shall be used
to paw deficiencies for the fiscal year end
ing October 81, 1875; the County of
Aiken, IN which the county commission
',ers ,,ers shall levy an additional tax of one
(1) mill to pay the past Indebtedness of
said county, and ifthe tax realized there
from be insufficient for the payment of
said Indebtedness, the county commits
sionessof said county are,hereby author
izedD tJ apply any surplus remaining un-
expended from the tax collected under
an act approved January 18th, 1875, in
discharge of said past Indebtedness; the
County Of Anderson, in which the county
commissioners shall levy a tax of three
and seYen-tenths Is 7-10) mills, seven
tenths mills of which shall be devoted
exclusively to. the. payment of the past
indebtedness of said county; tile County
of Barnweu, in which the county COM
missioners shall levy an additional tax of
two (2) mills for the purchase or con-
struction of county buildings and the
grounds on which they are or maybe
erected, and one-balf I'd mill of the
three (3) mills levied for county purposes
shall be applied to the payment of def
rciencies for the construction and repair
of bridges for the fiscal year ending: Oc-
tobef 81, 1875 the County of Beaufort,
IN which the county commissioners shall
levy four a mills, one Il mill of which
shall be used exclusively for deficiencies
.fer-the fiscal year commencing November
Isl. 1878; the County of Charleston, in
which the county. commissioners shall
lew three and one-half (32) mills, one
half az mill of which, if so much be
necessary, shall be set apart and paid by
the county treasurer in settlement of the
audited claims of NJ. A. Mclaughlin,
and that fourth (i) of mill levied for
county purposes shall bese etapart for the
paynent of the salaries of trial justices
and constables of the city of Charleston
the County of Darlington, in which the
county commissioners of said county shall
lew for general purposes four and one
fifth i4 1-5) mills, out of which general
tax the county commissioners shall pay
the claims as provided for in joint res
CLINTON providing for the payment of
certain moneys to the late county COM
m;ssioners of Darlington County, ap-
proved March 26, 1875; the County of
Kershaw, in which the county commits
sioners shall levy a tax of four and a half
14I1 mills. Provided, That one Il mill