Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-23

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the comptroller-general, on the application o.
the superintendent, approved by the board o.
regents: Provided, however, That $15, 900, il
so much be necessary, be exclusively applied
to the payment of salaries and wages Of en-
ployees Of said institution for the fiscal year
commencing November /, 1876.
8. For the support of the State orphan asy'
lum, $4,000, to be paid on the order of the
board of trustees; for the deaf, dumb ana
blind asylum, $4,000. =.
4. For the Catawba Indians, $500, payable
on the warrant of the comptroller.general, on
application of the agent.
5. For the support of the University oi
South Carolina, s43,400, to be used as fol
lows: For the salaries of professors, $2l 800
as follows: For the salary of the librarian
treasurer, &C., $1,5OO; for the professor Of
natural and mechanical philosophy and as
tronomy, $4,000 for the professor of mathe.
matics and civil and military engineering
$4,000; for the professor of history, political
philosophy and political economy, $4,000; fol
the professor of chemistry, geology and mine.
ralogy, $4,000 for the professor of criticism
elocution and English language and litera.
ture, $4,000; for the professor Of mental and
moral philosophy, $4,000; for the professor
of ancient language and literature, $4,000;
for the professor of modern language and lit
erature, $4,000 for the professor Of law, $2,.
900: "Provided, That all persons who are
not regular students in other schools Of the
university, who enter the school of law, shall
pay an entrance fee of fifty dollars, which fee
shall be paid into the State treasury, to be
applied to the payment of outstanding claims
against the deaf, dumb and blind asylum"
For apparatus of the department Of chemistry
and natural philosophy, 5000 each for ben
efciary scholarships in said university, Sl5,-
900, or so much thereof as may be necessary,
to be paid in accordance with the law estab-
fishing the same, on the application Of the Ii.
brarian and treasurer Of the university tor
the salary of the principal Of the preparatory
school of the university, 81 200 for the salary
of the assistant, $500, to be paid on the war.
rant of the comptroller-general, on the appli-
cation Of the chairman of the faculty of the
university; for insurance and repairs Of build.
ings, $4,000, to be paid on the warrant Of the
comptroller.general, on the application of the
librarian and treasurer of university for the
binding and preservation Of books and pam
phlets, and the purchase of new ones, 81 900,
to be paid or the warrant Of the comptroller
general, on the application of the librarian
and treasurer of the university; for miscella-
Locus expenses, 81, 500, $3.50 Of which shall
be paid to James Davis, late bursar and mar
shall, for the half year salary due him BY the
State, and the balance shall be applied to the
payment Of two attendants and mileage of the
members of the board of trustees, to be paid
on the warrant of the comptroller.g general, on
the application Of the librarian and treasurer
of the university. Il ."' .1'i 70 Et.i 'a....
6. For the support Of the State normal
school, $15, 900, one half of which, if so much
thereof be necessary, shall be used tor the
maintenance Of scholarships, to be paid on
the warrant of the comptroller.general, upon
the application of the board of regents: Pro-
vided That the amount appropriated for the
aforesaid scholarships shall be set apart for
such number of scholars from each county
in the State as the said county is entitled to
in its representation in the house Of represen.
tatives. ... Of .,ga.
Z. For the payment of the interest on the
bonds of the State Agricultural College and
Mechanics Institute, $4,000, to be paid in
accordance with the law establishing the same.
SEC. 3. For the public printing, in accord
ance with the contract made with the Repub.
licau printing company, $4,000, to be paid
from the proceeds of the tax of one-half of
one mill levied in pursuance of section of
the act recited in section Thereof, upon the
certificates, as now provided by law.
Sec. 4. For the support and maintenance
of public schools, the sum of $3.50, 900, or the
proceeds of the tax of two mills levied in pur-
suance of section 9 of the act recited in Sec
ton hereof; 81 900 Gf so much be necessa-
ry) of which shall be expended for printing
blank forms for the use of said schools, to be
disbursed on the order of the superintendent
of education and the State superintendent Of
education is hereby authorized and directed
to apportion the amount so appropriated upon
the basis of school attendance in the several
counties of the State for the scholastic year
ending June 80, 1876; and the school com.
missioners of the several counties are hereby
instructed to apportion the school funds Of the
respective counties upon the basis of school
attendance in the various school districts Of
the said counties as aforesaid.
SEQ. 5. For the payment of the January
and July interest upon the consolidation bonds
and certificates of stock of the State issued
under the provisions of the act to reduce the
volume of the public debt, such an amount as
may be necessary of the proceeds Of the tax
of two mills levied in pursuance of section 6
of the act recited in section thereof; the sur.
plus, if any, arising from said tax to be ap-
piled to the purchase of the said consolidation
bonds and certificates of stock in accordance
with the provisions Of section Z Of the act to
reduce the volume of the public debt and pro-
vide for the payment of the same, approved
December %, 1878.
Sec 6. That the sum of $1,000 be, and the
same is hereby, appropriated out of the money
derived from the land commission department
for the removal and repair of the lazaretto in
the port of Charleston, the said sum to be
paid upon the warrant of the comptroller.
general, upon the application of the health
officer of that port and the following amount
be, and the same is hereby, appropriated out
of funds in the hands of the State treasurer,
on account of the land commission department,
viz: Five thousand dollars for unpaid expen-
ses of the general election Of 1874, and special
elections held since. ...... ... ..... 49,.
Sec. 7. That the amounts appropriated for
the payment of salaries in the first section of