Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-21
Of leves in euch district shaii also be stated

charged against any party or property on
tho duplicate for, the present fiscal year
shall not bo paid on or before the 31st day
OF October, 1877, or when tho remainder Of
suoh taxes aud assessments shall not be paid
90 or by tho said timo, with interest ut the
ratc OF per ccntum por month, as aforesaid,
the County Treasurer shall proceed to
collect tho samu by distrcss or otherwise, rs
now prescribed by law, together with
penalty of Is per cent. 90 the amount 30
delinquent; and il tho amount Of such
delinquent taxes, assessments and penalties
ehall not be paid on or before the 18th Of
November, 1877, or collected by distress or
otherwise, the Same shall be treated as tho
delinquent taxes on such real and personal
property and shall be collected by tho sale
OF such real and personal property as here
inaFter prescribed. u.u
SEQ. 10. An personal property subject
to taxation shall be Liable to distress aud
sale for the poyment Of taxes and assessA
mcpts hereunder; and, at any time after any
taxes or assessments shall become duo,
according to tho provisions of this act, the
County Treasurer, by himself or deputy,
may distrain sufficient personal property of
tho party against whom such taxes or
assessments arc charged, if the same can be
found In his county, to pay tho toxcs or
assessments so due, with auy penloty charged
or chargceblo thereupon, and interest, and
tho costs that may accrue, and shall i,nmc-
diately advertise the same in three of the
most public places in the town or ward or
district, in which such property shall be
distraincd, stating tho time and place in
such town, ward or district, when mud
where such property will be sold; aud If tho
taxes, assessments aud ponaltics for which
such property was distrained, together with
the costs Of tho proceeding, shall not be
paid before the day appointed for such sale,
(Which shall not be less than Eve, nor moro
than ten, duys after posting up such notices
ofsale,) such Treasurer or his deputy shall
proceed ut the time and place mentioned 10
such notices to sell such property, or as
much thereof as may be necessary, at public
vendue, TO the highest bidder; aud If such
property, or sufficient amount thereof,
shall not DO sold at the tmo and place
aforesaid, such Treasurer shall retain tho
same in his possession and advertise and
offer tho same for sale in manuer and form
aforesaid from tiulc to time until the same
shall be sold.
SEC. IL. All real property returned
delinquent by tho County Treasurer, az
herein provided, shall be offered for sale by
the Treasurer on the iirst Monday in De-
ccmber, 1917, after due advertisement, as
now provided by law, and thereafter from
day to day, until the whole amount thereof,
as included in tho delinquent list, shall be
sold; and except In this section provided,
the County Treasurer shall proceed in refer.
enoe to tho sulo of such delinquent real
estate according to tho forms and with the
conditions now prescribed and required and
prescribed by law: Provided, That tho cost
Of snid advertising shall not exceed 81 upon
each parcel Of land so advertised.
SEC. II. That oil acts aud parts of acts
inconsistent with this act be, and the eame
is hereby, repealed.
Approved June 0, 1877.
An act to make appropriations for tho
payment Of tho salary and mileage Of the
members Of tho Geherul Assembly and
the salaries of the subordinate officers and
employees, and other expenses incident
thereto. -tys ,t =
Z BE IL enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of tho State of South
Carolina, now met aud sitting In General
Assembly and by tho authority of the same,
That tho sum of $l05,000, if so much be
necessary, be, AID tho same is hereby,
appropriated to meet the expenses of tho
Goucral Assembly at tho regular session Of
November, 1876, remaining unpaid, and
the special session that was begun 10 be
holden on the Oath day of April, 1877, to
bs paid out of tho phosphate royalties now
duo and any funds in the treasury not other
wise appropriated, the balance, ii any, to be
paid out of tho general levy, said sum to be-
paid out us follows, For Tho, payment ofthe
salaries and mileage of the pembers of the
General Assembly, $4,000, or SO much
thereof as may be necessary; for tho salary
Of j Woodruff, Clerk of tho Senate, 81 900
per annum; for tho salary Of John r, Sloan,
Clerk Of tho House Of Representatives,
$1,000 per annum; for the pay of John A
Barre, Assistant Clerk of tho Senate, S5
per day during the session; for tho pay of
W Mob Sloan, Assistant Clerk Of the
House of Representatives, IS per diem
during tho session; for tho pay of j II
Maxwell, journal Clerk of tho House of
representatives, 81 per diem; for tho pay
Of II A Sisson, Reading Clerk Of tho Senate,
So per diem during session; II .g@ .,Hn,
For tho pay Of w B Williams, Reading
Clerk Of tho House Of Representatives, 50
per diem during session; for tho pay Of j, Il
Green, rgeant-at-.Arms Of the Senate,
$5 per dion durpg session; for the pay Of
j d Brown, Sergeant-at~ Arms Of tho
House of Representatives, s5 per diem
during session; for the pay Of David II III.
kins, Assistant Sergeant al. Arms Of tho