The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-07-05
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authority of the sare, That the public
ofiicers hereinafter named shall receiye
| the annual salaries hereinafter mentioned,
respectively, to Wit: The Governor, SS,.
500; the Governors Private Secretary,
M.2!6 the Governors messenger, $500 ;
| The Lieutenant Governor, 81 900, 20 take
the Secretary of State, $2,1O0; the Chief
Clerk of the Secretary Of State. 81 .2S5 :
the Comptroller General, $2,i00,; for
clerical services in the Office of the Conn
troiler General, $3.50, If SO much Be
| necessary the State Treasurer, $4,000 !:
the Chief Clerk of the State Treasurer.
81 ,475; the book keeper of the. State
Treasurer, $1,000; the Adiutant ana. In.
| spector General, 81, 200; Clerk of the
Adjutant and Inspector General 5000 |:
inc State Superintendent of Education,
81 1916; for Clerk to Euperintendent OF
Education, 5000; thu Attorney General.
81, 100; the Clerk of the Attorney Gen.
eral, 81 200; the. Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court, $4,000; the Associate
Justices OF the Supreme Court, So $500
each; the reporter Of the decisions of
the. Supreme Court, $1,000 the Clerk
and Librarian of the Supreme Court,
500; the attendant on the library and
rooms Of the Supreme Court, 5000; the
Circuit Judges, $500 each the Circuit
Solicitors, $1,000 each, except in. the
First Circuit, which shall be S., 900, in
lieu Of all charges against the State and
counties, and of ali fees received from
defendants; the Keeper of the Etats
House and State Librarian, $500: the
watchmen of the State House and
grounds, not to exceed two in number,
$500 each; tho Superintendent Of tho
State Penitentiary, $1,000; the physician
of the State Penitentiary, $500; the Su-
perintendent of the State Lunatic Asy-
lum, $4,000; the health officer of Charles
ton, 81. 1000; the health officers of George.
town, $500; Hilton Head and st. Helena
Sound, 5000 each; the Keeper of the
tazaretto; S400; the Librarian of the
University Of South Carolina, who shall
have charge of the buildings aud grounds
Of the University, $500. ~ e
SEC. 2. That the County Treasurer of
each county shall receive commissions
upon all taxes collected in their respec-
tive counties, as follows Three per cent.
upon the frat 910, 900; two pog cent. upcn
Che next SIC, 600; one per cent. upon the
next $l0, goo; one-half of one per cent
upon all amounts collected ever $50 600 |:
Provided, The same shall not exceed ) 800
or be less than $500 per annum, except
The county Of Charleston, whore Tie
commissions shall not exceed $1,000.
For clerical services in tho cfiice of
County Treasurer of Charleston, $500 {:
Pfor;ded, further, That nothing herein
contained shall apply to fees and costs
allowed County Treasurers for making
distress and sale Of real or personal prop
erty. ;..;f. ,ili1 =,
SEC. 3. That the Ccanty Auditors of the
several counties shall receive the annual
salaries hereinafter mentioned, respec.
lively: The County Auditor of Charias.
ton, $4,000: Provided, That no addition.
nl compensation shall be allowed for
clerk hire; the County Auditors o5ff All.
beville and Richland, 800 each the
County Auditors of Aiken, Anderson,
Barnwell, Beaufort, Chester, Colleton,
Darlington, Edgefield, Fairfield. Green
Vile, Luurens, Newberry, Orangeburg,
Spartanburg, Sumter and York, $500
each the County Auditors Of Chester
field, Marion, Clarendon, Georgetown
Horny, Kershaw, Lancaster, Lexington,
MaIiboro, Gconee, Pickens, Union and
Williamsburg, $500 each. And in addi.
dition to the salaries of the Auditors, as
hersi.' efo!s provided, the Cas:.,ss ::.l.-
tors shall receive. to defray the expenses
OF assessor ent of property, such sums as
may be necessary, but not to exceed the
following, to wit: The Auditor of
Charleston County, 5000; the Auditors of
Abbeville aud Richland, $500 each the
Auditors OF Aiken, Anderson, BarnwelI,
,,eanfort, Chester, Darlington, Edgefeld,
Fairfield, Greenville, Laurens, Newbepry,
Orangeburg, Spartanburg, Sumter aud
York, $500 each the Auditors of Collie
ton, Clarendon, Horny, Kershaw, Lam
caster, Lexington, Marion, Marlboro,
Pickens, Qcopee, Union, williamsburg
and Chesterfield, $500 each; and the
County Commissioners of ethe several
counties, ns aforesaid, shall, uron the fp.
plication of the County Auditors, draw
their checks on the County Treasurers
for the several amounts to. which the
Auditors may be entitled under the pro-
visions Of this section, and The County
Ireasurers shall pay the saia checks from
the first collection of county funds of the
fiscal year in which the work shall be
performed. But no such check or order
shall be paid by the County Treasurer
until the Auditor shall have fled with
the County Commissioners en- itomized
statement of the services rendered by,
his assistants, tho number of days each
of said assistants were employed, and
Che comp ,nsation they were severally TO
receive, which said statement shall be ex-
amined and approved by the eaid 9c.s,;:ta. 9cs;:ta
of County Commissioners Provided,
That no member of the Board Of County
Commissioners shall act as Assistant
Assessor. That the County School Com
missionerS in each of the several coun-.
ties Of the State shall receive for their
compensation SO per diem for the time
In which they are actually engaged III
the business OF their respective Offices:
Pr0Uided, The number of days in each
and every year for which said, eompenss,
ton shall be allowed shall in, no case
exceed 100 days, except in the county Of
Charlest6n,g whefe the number of days
shall not exceed 100 days. 5aA pll
SEC. A. All salaries provided for, In
sectien / of this; act shall be payable
Quarterly, and be paid upon Che variants
Of the Comptroller General upon the
State Treasurer aejsliotir 1tfass u
SEC. D. That sall9acts or parts of acts
inconsistent with this act be, and the
same are hereby, repealed. ''A's-' :
SEC. 6. That this act shall take effect
Immediately after its passage. Giq yiE'i8a
~ At q Southern hotel bar an eager
controversy was pending 'twixt various
generals, majors, ETC., when q quiet fellow
observed: al happened to be there, gem
tledaen, and possibly may be able to re-
fresh yolr memories" Thereupon he
proceeded 10 eiva n succincE accoIint, rf- !,