Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1907-02-14
the 5. c. LEGISLATURE
APPROPRIATION BILL.
Amounfsa Given by the Legislature to
Snnnayt the State institutions.


Amounfst fstGiven by the Legislature to
snpnort the State Institutions.
The total amount carried in the ap-
propriation bill i'll $l,319,13S and
The total increases made i'll certain
iepartmelts in $1l3,592.O3, the total
decrease n certain paragraphs being
ss3.g77o,( Thcso figures do not in
-, ~ Appropriation of $40 o00 For
b,.-'-- -sehsol bill: $500 for Con-
centtate reunions and $4,000 for ar
sificiai limbs, the matters now being
before the senate. and if passed, will
nave to be inserted by amendments
later.
The increase in the appropriation
asked for the University of South
Carolina is made because of the nee
sssity of new residence for profess
ors al a cost of $4,000. for new roofs
at n cost of $3.50, aud $4,000 for
three years insurance on buildings
and equipments.
The increase in the appropriation
Tor Winthrop is for the practice
school, which bill as passed by MIR.
Richards and the increase for the
Citadel is for a payment on new bar.
racks. The bill carries the following
sums:
Governors Office, $l3,250O0.
Secretary of State. $6.05000.
Comptroller general, l2.l50.00.
State treasurer, 81 10000.
Superintendent Of education, So
10000.
Adiutant and Inspector general $34.-
10000.
Attorney general. $5,S75.00.
State librarian. Sl,.55G00.
Pensions, $250,D00.00.
Ra!lroad commission, $9.90O.OO.
Code commission. $4,000.
Keeper State house and grounds,
81, 10000.
Electrician and engineer. $2.l75.OO.
judicial department., $Sl,15O.0O.
State geologist, 100000.
State penitentiary. $6.530.OO.
Health department, $ll.10000.
Tax department, $63.000.G0.
University of South Carolina, $6O,-
1888.
Immigration department, $1.,300.O0
Winthrop College. $SO,2l3.TO.
Citadel, $34 ,25O.OO.
C"lored College, $T,S00.OO.
Hospital for insane, $lS7 100000.
Deaf and dumb, $27 10000.
Caiawba Indians, $l,70O.OO.
Water, 100000.
Claims, $6,000.00.
Public printing, $l5,Q00O0.
Light State, $6,000.OO.
Fuel. 100000.
Fn:.phate commission. $4,000.
Ey-ra books State officers. 81 300 90
Extra books State colleges, $297. 20.
Pay sinking fund, $l5 100000.
Pay sinking fund, $5,000.OO.
State board equalization. 81 10000.
superintendent registration, So
10000.
Managers elections and printing,
$l.300.o0.
Insurance Governor Mansion and
State armory, $3.50.
Historical commission. S.. 25O.O0.
Public libraries, $5,O0O00.
:. R2pairs and fuel governors man
sion, $l,350.O0.
Board medical examiners, 81 100 90
Fay commission cxaminin" dispen-
sary, 100000.
Mcdonald, $25000.
Stenographer, $4,000.
Museum, $4,000.
State fair, $2,50000.
Board fisheries, $7,0O0.00
Confederate home, $2,00O.CO.
Interest State debt, $3.50 100000.
Interest State debt, $5,00O.00.
Board pardons, $S0O.00.
Statute j. c. Calhoun, Sl0,O00.OO.
Snrety bonds, $143.3j.
State flag, $4,000.
Launch house, $5O0O0.
Grand total, ST ,3l9I3S.4S.
Must Pay For State Bonds.
There was quite tilt in the State
Senate when Senator Efrd's Joint
resolution to relieve boudsmen of
1ormer State treasurcrs and the pres
ent State treasurer from financial re-
sponsibility from loss of $l2,5OO in
bonds came up. After a lot of dis
,u>siun the bill was killed.
The House Gets Busy.
The committee on banking and in
surance, through Mr.. Tatum, reported
favor1bly with amendments the Der
ham insurance bill on the opening of
the evening session.
Mr. ~ Pr,oo .,.L.>>:.Io1