Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-06-14

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phan Asylum, $1,000, in addition to the
amount already paid for the present fiscal
year, to be paid on the order of the board Of
trustees; for the Deaf and Dumb and Blind
Asylum, $4,000, to be paid out on the war
rants of the omptroller-general. upon the ap'
plcation of the chairman and secretary OF
the board of commissioners of the deaf and
dumb aad blind.
Fourth. For the Catawba Indians, $500
payable on the warrants of the comptroller
general. on application of the agent
Fifth. For the salary of the librarian of the
State University, who shall have charge OF
the buildings and the grounds, $500; and for
insurance and repairs of the buildings
81 900, to be paid on the warrants of the
conptroller.general on application of the Ii
brarian.
Sixth. For the payment of interest on bonds
of the State Agricultural College and Me-
chanics' Institute, $1,000, to be paid in &C.
cordance with the law establishing the same
SEC. 8. That the sum of $4,000, if &C
much be necessary, be, and the same is here
by, appropriated for the public printing OF
the two houses of the General Assembly for
the regular session of 1875 and the special
session thereof that was begun to be holden
April "a, 1877. ~
SEC. 4. That 100000, exclusive Of the
amounts of the proceeds of the poll tax, for
the support and maintenance of public
schools, be, and the same is hereby, appro'
priated, 81 900 (fso much be necessary OF
which shall be expended in printing blank
forms for the use of said schools, to be dis
bursed on the order Of the State superintend.
eut of education; and the State superintend'
ent of education is hereby authorized and di
rected to apportion the amount 80 appropria'
ted upon the basis of school attendance, in
the several counties of the State, for the scho'
lastic year ending June 80, 1875; and 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 several
school districts of their respective counties
Provided, This act shall not be construed to
repeal an act to provide for the payment OF
| past due school claims in the several counties
in this State, approved March 3, 1874. Pro
| vided further, That no other tax shall be
levied or collected for the maintenance OF
free schools in any county or township IN
this State The county treasurers of the va
rious counties are hereby authorized and re-
quired to pay school claims arising from de-
6ciencies out of any surplus funds in their
hands in the order in which said claims arise
Sec. 5. That the sum of $4,000 be, and
the same is hereby appropriated to pay de-
fciencies of salaries for the fiscal year ending
October 81, 1876, said salaries to be paid pre-
| rata.
SEC. 6. That the sum of 81 900, if so much
be necessary, be- and the same is hereby, ap.
propriated for the purchase Of one hundred
copies of each of the sixth and seventh volumes
of the new series of the Supreme Court Re-
ports; for furnishing stationery for the Ex
ecutive departments under an act relative to
contracts for the Executive departments OF
the State Government, and for the General
Assembly, the sum of $2,385, if so much be
necessary said sums to be paid upon the
warrants of the comptroller.general.
Sec. Z. That the amounts appropriated tor
the payment of salaries, in the first and sec
ond sections of this act, shall be payable
monthly; and the amount appropriated fo1
contingent funds as required on the warrant:
of the comptroller. general on the application
of the various officers entitled to the same
Provided, That the amounts and vouchers
upon which such applications are made, shall
be filed with the comptroller. general, before
he issues his warrants upon the State treasu
rer for the payment of the same.
Sec s. That the moneys herein approprla
ted to be used as contingent funds, and fol
other purposes, by the various officers Of the
State Government, shall he duly accounted
for by said officers, who shall make detailed
statement of the disposition made thereof, to
the General Assembly, at the next regular
session, on or before December /, 1877: Pro
vided, That no officer authorized to make
contracts or draw funds from the said appro
priatons, shall expend or make contracts, ex
pending more than has been appropriated fol
any purpose by this act.
SEC. 9. That the sum of 1000, if 20 much
he necessary, be, and the same is hereby, ap
propriated to pay the balance of per diem
compensation and mileage due the members
of the last General Assembly for the regular
session of 1876. For payments of warrants
of the comptroler-general issued for station
ery for Senate committee rooms and clerk &
office, regular session 1875, $500, to be paid
out of the phosphate royalty, or any other
funds not otherwise appropriated.
SEC. 10. That the sum of Sc, 600, if 80 much
be necessary, be, and the same is hereby, ap.
propriated to pay the balance Of per diem and
salary compensation of officers and employees
of both houses, due for the regular session of
lS75-76, to be paid out Of the phosphate roy
atty or fees of the land commission.
SEC. II. That any balance of specific levies
heretofore made and not needed for the same,
shall be subject to the draft of the comptrol'
ler-general, by the approval of the Governor,
to be used in payment of deficiencies in ap'
preparations.
SEC. IL. That all acts and parts of acts, in.
consistent with this act, be, and the same are
hereby repealed.
No Opium! No Morphia or other danger
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up, for the relief of Collie, Teething, etc