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

(9) For the salary Of the Code
Commissioner, four hundred dollars.
(10) For the per diem and mileage
Of the committee for the examination
into the expenditures Of appropria-
tions for the State educational lnsti-
tutions, p l.. Hardin, Huger Sinkler
and Al. w Walker, three hundred and
four dollars and eighty cents.
(11) To pay the Sinking Fund Com
mission as provided by IAN Act to
Provide for the completion Of the
State House, approved 10Th day Of
February, 1900. fifteen thousand dol
lars; to pay the Sinking Fund Com
mission, as provided in ''An Act to
Provide for the Completion of the
State House, approved February
25th, \. D., 1904, five thousand dol
lars.
(l2) To pay the expenses Of the
Stale Board Of Equalization, Two
thousand dollars.
n3) For the salaries Of the Super
visors Of Registration, twelve tnous-
and three hundred dollars, if 50 much
be necessary.
(l4) For Commissioners Managers
and Messengers Of Elections, twenty
five thousand dollars. if SO much be
necessary. for advertising notices OF
election, thirty-tive hundred dollars,
if so much be necessary: Provided,
That all notices Of elections publish
ed in the newspapers throughout the
State shall be printed unleaded and
not in larger type than BREWER, and
no more shall be charged or paid for
anv notice than one dollar for seven
tv-five words for the first insertion: !:
and fifty cents per seventy-tive words
for the second or subsequent inser-
ton. and the Secretary Of State shall
provide the form of notice. Printing
for General Election five hundred and
fifty dollars.
(15) For rent of office for the Su-
perintendent of Education. seventy
five dollars, if so much be necessary.
(16) For the insurance Of the Gov
ernor's Mansion. twenty-seven dol
lars.
az For the salary Of the Clerk of
the Historical Commission, thirteen
hundred and fifty dollars; for shelv-
inc and furnishings for the rooms al
lotted to the Use Of the Commission,
twenty-five hundred dollars: tor con-
tinsent fund two hundred dollars; de-
ficiency for contingent expenses tor
1905, one hundred dollars; for print
ing two hundred and fifty copies OF
the Journal Of the First House OF
Representatives of South Carolina un-
der the Independent Government,
1776, one hundred and fifty dollars;
one copy to be sent free to each State
institution of learning and the re-
mainder to be sold at one dollar per
copy, and the proceeds of sale to be
turned into the State Treasury.
(1S} For the aid Of public rural IL
braries, as authorized by an Act OF
the General Assembly, FIVE thousand
dollars.
(19) For the State Summer School
for Normal instruction, one thousand
dollars to be expended under the dl-
rection of the State Superintendent
of Education: Provided, This amount
shall be taken out Of the Dispensary
School Fund.
(2O) For repairs for the Governors
Mansion, four hundred dollars; tor
fuel for the Governors Mansion,
three hundred and fifty dollars.
(21) For fre-proof metal cases IN
the Office of the Comptroller General,
twenty-five hundred dollars.
1927 For the Board Of Medical Ex-
aminers, FIVE hundred dollars, IS now
provided by law. For Secretary to
the Board, one hundred dollars.
(23) twenty-five dollars to j. NJ.
Miner, who should have received this