The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-02

dred dollars; for travelling expenses
Of the Superintendent Of Education,
three hundred dollars.
0) Adjutant and Inspector Gen
eral-For the salary of the Adjutant
and Inspector General, fifteen hun
dred dollars; for the salary Of the As
sistant Adjutant and Inspector Gen
eral, thirteen hundred and fifty dol
lars; for the salary Of the State Ar
morer, and the expenses Of maintain
ing the State Armory, five hundred
dollars; for the contingent fund Of
the Adjutant and Inspector General,
FIVE hundred dollars; for collecting
arms, freights, advertisements, print
ing, expenses Of inspecting, purchas-
ing missing parts Of arms, and ammu-
milton, FIVE hundred and fifty dollars;
for stationery and stamps for the Ad-
jutant and Inspector General, two
hundred dollars; for the purpose of
assisting military companies to main
tain their organization, fifteen thous-
and dollars; to be distributed by the
Adjutant and Inspector General, in
accordance with the militia laws Of
the State, to be paid out to the Cap
tains Of each Company for distribu-
ton upon the warrants Of the Comp
troller General, which warrants shall
be issued when the apportionment of
each company is certified to the
Comptroller General by the Adjutant
and Inspector General, and counter
signed by the Captain Of the Compa-
ny to which the apportionment is
made; for the pay of a stenographer
for the Adjutant General, three hun
dred and sixty dollars.
(9) Attorney Generator the sal
ary Of the Attorney General, nineteen
hundred dollars; for the salary Of the
Assistant Attorney General, thirteen
hundred and fifty dollars; for the con-
tingent fund Of the Attorney General,
one hundred and fifty dollars; for
stationery and stamps for the Attor-
ney General, one hundred and twenty
Eve dollars; for the expenses of liti-
cation, two thousand dollars; and the
Attorney General is hereby author
lied and required to conduct all liti-
cation which may be necessary for
any department Of the State Govern
ment, or any Of the Boards connected
Herewith, and all such Boards or de-
partments are hereby forbidden to
employ any counsel for any purpose
except through the Attorney General
and upon his advice. Out Of the liti-
CATION fund the Attorney General
shall pay for dockets and blank in
aictments for the several Circuit So
licitors. and such other expenses as he
may deem advisable, including the
necessary hire Of a stenographer and
typewriter.
(1O) Railroad Commissioners-For
the salary of the Railroad Commits
sioners, fifty-seven hundred dollars;
for the salary of the Secretary Of the
Railroad Commissioners, thirteen hun
ared and fifty dollars; for the sala-
ry Of stenographer, six hundred dol
lars; for contingent expenses and rent
Of Offices for the fiscal year conlmenc-
ing January the first, 1906, fifteen
hundred dollars for the printing Of
three hundred extra copies Of the
Railroad Commissioners report, and
for the printing Of freight rates, clas-
sifcation rules and regulations, two
hundred and fifty dollars, to be ad-
vanced by the State until the same
shall have been collected from the
railroads, express, telephone and tele-
graph companies of this State in the
manner prescribed by law, and when
collected to be placed in the State
Treasury.
(11) State Librarian-For the
salary of the State Librarian, eight
hundred dollars; for the printing Of
fund Of the State Librarian, two hum
dred dollars, for stationery and
stamps for the State Librarian, three
hundred dollars; for the purpose of
purchasing and binding books for the
State Library, one hundred dollars.
(l2) For the salary Of two Watch
men for the State House and Grounds,
twelve hundred dollars.
13) For the salary of Janitor
for the State House, oine hundred and
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