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

mant, three Thousand two hundred
and eighty dollars, being Of the value
Of forty dollars each, besides the re-
mission of tuition and matriculation
fees; the benefciaries to be selected
under regulations to be prescribed by
sae Board Of Trustees, all Of which
shall be paid upon the application Of
ihe Board of Trustees on the warrant
Of the Comptroller General: Provided,
That suitable courses Of study are
provided in the said institution for
sac deserving Of both sexes.
For the support Of the Winthrop
Normal and Industrial College Of
South Carolina, including running e1-
penses, equipment and general I'M
provements, ffty-sU thousand eight
hundred and eighty-four dollars and
fifty cents; for additional water sup
ply, fifteen hundred dollars; for the
regular scholarships provided by law,
twelve thousand four hundred dol
lars.
For the support Of the beneficiary
cadets Of the South Carolina Military
Academy, twenty-five thousand dol
lars; for the library, two hundred and
fifty dollars; for repairs, fifteen hum
x3red dollars; to be paid upon the
warrant of the Comptroller General,
issued upon. requisition Of the Chair
man Of the Board Of Visitors Of said
Academy.
For the State Colored Industrial,
Normal and Mechanical College at
Orangeburg, for maintenance, i've
thousand dollars; for insurance for
three years, nine hundred dollars; for
enlargement Of the dairy, four hum
dred dollars.
Section 6. (D Charitable and Penal
Institutions-That the following
sums, if so much be necessary, be, and
the same are hereby, appropriated to
meet the expenses Of the Charitable
and Penal Institutions, as follows:
Penitentiary-For the salary OF the
Superintendent Of the Penltentlary,
nineteen hundred dollars; for the
CAPTAIN of the Guard, twelve hundred
dollars; for the Physician Of the Pen
itentiary to be appointed by the Su-
perintendent, one thousand and fifty
dollars; for the Chaplain Of the Penl-
tentiary, to be appointed by the su=
perintendent, six hundred dollars; TOR
the services Of the Chaplain OF the
Rsformatory for youthful criminals,
one hundred and fifty dollars; for the
Clerk Of the Penitentiary, twelve hum
dred dollars; for which amounts the
Comptroller General is authorized and
directed to issue his warrants. The
balance in the hands Of the Board OF
Directors of the South Carolina Pen1-
tentiary on December 80, 1905, to-
gether with all other amounts reeelV-
ed or to be received from the hire OF
convicts, or from any other source
during the current fiscal year, be, and
the same are hereby appropriated Tor
the support Of the Penitentlary AMI
for any other purposes required oy
law, which are not herein indicated.
For the salary Of the Superintend-
ent and Physician Of the State Hospl-
tai for the Insane, three thousand
dollars; for the per diem and mile
age of the Board Of Regents OF the
State Hospital for the Insane, each OF
whom shall be entitled to receive four
dollars per day for each day actually
engaged in attending the meetings of
the said Board, and mileage at i've
cents per mile actually Travelled,
twelve hundred dollars; for the cur
rent expenses and support Of the
State Hospital for the Insane, one
hundred and forty thousand dollars;
for repairs and building purposes, ten
thousand dollars; for refrigeratlng
plant fifteen hundred dollars; to fur
nish water supply for fire protection,
fifteen hundred dollars, for deficit Tor
1905, nineteen thousand four hundred
and seventy-seven dollars.
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