The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-01-10

liable to be demoralized by the i'm
moral conduct or evil example of their
mother or other persons having them
in charge, in the manner and for the
time prescribed for pauper children,
and they shall have power to issue all
necessary writs to enforce the provis-
ions of this section.
Section 33. Any money becoming
due on any recognizances given for
the maintenance Of any illegitimate
child or children, if such child or
children shall be bound out to service,
shall be paid to and received by the
supervisor, to be invested and ex-
pended by him under the order of the
Probate Court for the benefit Of such
illegitimate child. = & Il
Section 81. The county board of
commissioners shall have power to
make all contracts in reference to
supplying the poor house and inmates
thereof, repairing buildings and other
necessary expenses incident to the
care and maintenance of said poor
house and farm. Where any contract
shall exceed the sum of twenty dollars
they shall advertise and receive bids
for same, and shall accept the lowest
bid from responsible person.
Section 35. All accounts, claims
and demands of whatever nature
against the county in reference to the
poor house or farm for the mainte-
nance and support of paupers shall be
presented, duly attested, to the board
of county commissioners and be by
them audited, allowed or rejected, and
for the amount Of any claim so audited
and allowed the county supervisor
shall draw his warrant, under the seal
of the board, upon the county treas
urer, countersigned by the secretary
of the board who shall pay the
same out of the pauper fund of the
county.
Section 36. The county board Of
commissioners shall, at the last term
of the Court of General Sessions in
each year, make report to the pre-
siding Judge, to be by him submitted
to the grand jury, of all their actings
and doings for the fiscal year, contain
ing an itemized statements of all
amounts>orGered to be paid by them,
with list of inmates and the condi-
tion of the poor house, farm and in
mates.
Section 81. The caunty supervisor
shall procure and adopt seal, and
when so adopted shall cause descrip-
tion thereof with an impression there
from, tobe filed in the Office Of the clerk
of court and of the sheriff, treasurer and
Secretary of State, and the same shall
thereupon be the seal Of the supervi-
sor, and all orders or other papers
signed by said commissioner shall be
authenticated by the official seal.
Section 3S. Each county shall pay ::
l. The fees of the grand and petit ju-
rors while in attendance upon the Cir
cult Court. 2. Witnesses fees in the
State cases for actual attendance upon
the Circuit Courts as provided by law.
3. Fees of physicians and surgeons
testifying as experts before the Cir
cult Court. 4. Fees of sheriffs and
clerk of Court as provided by law.
5. Fees of county coroners as allowed
by law. 6. Fees or salaries Of trial
justices and constables. Z. The sala-
ries Of auditor, treasurer and county
supervisor as provided by law.
Section 80. That the fees allowed
jurors, constables and witnesses shall
be paid by the treasurers Of the coun-
ties. on the presentation to them OF
certificates signed by the presiding
Judge and countersigned by the clerk
of the court, or be received by him in
the payment of ali county taxes, when
duly approved by the county supervi-
sor.
Section 40. That the accounts OF
the coroner and sheriff and supervisor
and physicians or surgeons fees for
post mortem, shall be approved by
county board of commissioners, and
the supervisor, on their approval,
shall draw an order upon the county
treasurer for the payment Of the same,
countersigned by the secretary of the
board.
Section fl. Sheriffs: deputy sher-
ifs, coroners and constables shall ex-
ecute all legal orders to them directed
by the boards herein provided for, or
the chairman thereof, and shall re-
ceiye therefor the same fees and costs
allowed in other cases.
Section 42. That the reports of the
county treasurer and other officers now
required by law to be made to the
board Of county commissioners shall,
after the passage Of this Act, be made
to the county supervisor, and all set
Elements by any of the county officers
now required to be made with the
board of county commissioners or it's
chairman shall be made with the coun-
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