The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-08-02

Senate in regular session 1875; for
the pay Of j M Boland and Mat
Brooks, Doorkeepers of the Senate,
and Robert Mckay, Christopher
Haynesworth and James T Bolan,
Doorkeepers ofthe House of Repre-
sentatives, 80 per day, each, during
the session; and Adam Thomas and
Hal Williams, 50 per day, each, as
Doorkeepers in the Senate, regular
session of 1879, for the pay of Hal
Williams and John Lee, laborers of
the Senate; Coleman Beattie, John T
Gilmore, Flynn Scott and Joseph M
Murray, lsborers of the House of
Representatives, 81 per day, each,
during the session; and FL Simmons,
Jos. Keene and o Sanders, 81 per
day, as laborers of the Senate, regu-
lar session 1876; Lewis Grant, por-
ter in the Office of the Clerk OF the
Senate, and j. f. Savage, porter OF
the House of Representatives, 81 per
day, each, during the session, and for
last session; for the pay Of Foozle
Cantey and j f Savage, messengers
of the House of Representatives, 81
per day, each, during the session, and
for the service of James f Salvage,
for twelve days as messenger, during
the last session; for the pay of Willie
j E Lowrance, j r Troutlen, Shelton
Toland, John Glaze, Jr., pages of the
Senate; and Hiram Jefferson, James
Cantwell, Sam McCokey and Angus,
tus Brazell, pages of the House of
Representatives, and j p Palmer,
mail carrier, 81 per day, each, during
the session; and for Isaac Cassels,
Robert Benbow, VIM Summerson
and John Chesnut, 81 per day, each,
as pages regular session 1876; for the
pay of L L Levin, Winthrop VIII
liams, w. S. M,y,J f Gadsden, r
A Lynch, I B Bomar, engrossing
Clerks in tho Office of the Secretary
of State, SIS per day, each, during the
session; for the pay of j S Cothran,
John r Abney, Henry S Darby. Il
o Albergotti, attorneys and clwks in
the Office of the Attorney Goneral, IS
per day during the session; for Incl
dental or contingent expenses of the
Senate, $500, if 80 much be necessary,
to be paid upon warrants drawn by
the~Fresident of the Senate, and at
tested by the Clerk of the Senate, on
accounts audited by the committee on
contingent expenses, and passed by
tho Senate; for incidental or contin-
gent expenses of the House of Repre-
sentatives, $1,000, if SO much he nee
essary, to be paid upon warrants
drawn by the Speaker of the House
of Representative, and attested by
the Clerk of the House, ON accounts
audited 6y the committee on contin-
gent accounts, and passed upon by
the House Of Representatives.
Sec. Q. That the President of the
Senate and Speaker OF the House of
Representatives, respectively shall
furnish pay certificates for the
amount of salary and mileage duo to
each member of the Senate and
House of Representatives: Provided,
The same shall not exceed $500 for
the regular session, and $500 and one
mileage for the present session: Pros
vided, further, That the amount each
member has received heretofore shall
be deducted therefrom; and to each
officer and employee of that branch
OF the General Assembly to which
suoh officer or payee shall respective~
ly belong, signed by tho respective
officers, aud properly attested to by
the clerk of such branch of tho Gen.
eral Assembly.
Soc. 8. That the payment of con-
tingent accounts shall be IN ade upon
certificates of that house in which the
accounts are passed, signed by the
presiding officer, and attested hv tI,o