Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-02-13
THE SIC. LFHIS SLATURE
.ApPRoPRIA ~ TON BILL:
Amounts Given By the gislature to
,snnnort the State aInstitntions.

tlhclal limbs, the mi now being
before the senate, and passed, will
have to be inserted by endments
later. ~.
The increase in the ropriation
asked for. the University of South
Carolina is made because Of the nee
essity of new residence sf or profess
ors at a costs0f 1$1O,O for new roofs
at a cost Of $2,870i ina So; S.; 800 for
three years inshraHe es sSghs buildings
and equipments:
The increase. in the app II i r6DpIirriation
for Winthrop is for 8he5S practice
school, which bill as passed by Mr..
Richards and the crease for the
Citadel is for a paymen new bar
racks. The bill carrie Sstke following
sums: A.
Governors Office. $$iis;S55g:6d:5 81
Secretary of State, ST, 10000.
Comptroller general; 2l5O.00. :,
State treasurer, S 81 ,,450 / 00ssss}}lis
Superintendent of education, $5,-
10000:
Adjutant and inspect ssgra1 $54,=
10000:
ATTORNEY general; SIS, $500:
State librarian, 81, $50, g,0Gs
Pensions, $3.50, 900. 90.
Railroad commission, So 800 700.
Code commission, $4O0. 90
Keeper State house and grounds,
$i,4OG:66:
Electrician aha engineer 1900:
judicial department.; $8lH5G:O6:
State geologist; 3,400.0d;:sa Y; rs US
State penitentiary, $6,55QA0.
Health department, $11:160, 90.
Tax department, $63, .00..s
University Of South Carolina $780,
1883. IS.
Immigration depattmetltj 517;5OO.00
Wintht5p College, $50, ,al5a0;
Citadel; $54, ,2sG:06: \ y 2s. Z:
Colored College; $7;5OG:0G ,:
Hospital for insane, SIS 10000 O6:ss.
Deaf and dumb, $27, 5000 gss
Catawba Indians, 81 7O0.0
Water, 100000:
Claims, $6,OOO.00. 81:
Public printing, SIS, 900. 90: ;s
Light State, $4,000. 90 e
Fiial, 100000. S;ss
=, Phosphate commission Sd s;
Ezra. boo ate offfiicss s6Isaa EGG
Extra books. Stat sssss
Sin KIM, is:;
Pay sinking fund DOC, .:s.:
= State board equalization ST. BOO zoo.
Superintendent registrati So
$4,000. s. 7:
Managers elections and printing,
$1,3OO00. 5: j5
Insurance Governors Mansion and
State arinory, $3.50.
Historical commission, $2,250.00.
Public libraries, $5,OOO.OO.
Repairs and fuel governors man
SION 81, $4,000.
Board medical examiners, $L,100.00
Pay commission examining dispen-
sary, 81 10000.
Mcdonald, $25O.OO.
Stenographer, $4,000.
Museum, $4,000.
State fair, $2,5OO.O0.
Board fisheries, 100000.
Confederate home, 100000.
Interest State debt, $2S5, 100000.
Interest State debt, $5,000.00.
Board pardons, $SOO.OO.
Statute j. C. Calhoun, $10,0O0.00.
Surety bonds, $143.35.
State flag, $4,000.
Launch house, $500.00.
Grand total,, $1,319, ,13S.48.
Must Pay For State Bonds.
There was quite a tilt in the State
Senate when Senator Efrd's joint
resolution to relieve bondsmen Of
former State treasurers and the pres
ent State treasurer from financial re-
sponsibility from loss Of $12,5O0 in
bonds came up. After a lot Of dis
cussion the bill was killed.
The House Gets Busy.
The committee on banking and in
surance, through Mr.. Tatum, reported
favorably with amendments the Der
ham insurance bill on the opening Of
the evening session.
Mr.. A. G.. Brice submitted report
from the dispensary committee by
substitute on a bill providing for the
winding up Of the affairs Of the dis
pensary, under the provisions Of
which the governor is to appoint a
commission Of five to wind up its
affairs.
At the request of Mr.. Kershaw,
from the public schools committee,
the house agreed to take up the com
mittee bill providing for the reforma-
tory building at Florence. and make
it an adjourned debate bill for Fri
day at IL o'clock. The house is very
jealous of this privilege at this stage,
and these requests are frequently re-
fused, always except for exceptional
reasons.
The general bill for changes Of sal
aries of county officers was read. 1t
is senate bill and there; will be a
scramble when it is reached on the
calendar to get various changes in it
for the different counties in the State.
DR.. Wyehe got his pure food bill
made special order for Monday at
noon.
Mr.. Nash asked to make his p-s
bition bill special order. and the ayes
and nays were called on the vote. The
house was pretty evenly devided be-
tween those who thought the matter
had been sufficiently thrashed out and
those who painted for more of the
fray. The vote was 81 to SO, but A..
g. Brice changed his vote before the
result was announced and by one vote
Mr.. Nash's request was refused.
Mr.. Wyche called up his bill abb
olishing all special school districts IN IN
the State except in towns of 5000
sana.took the floor to defend it, ex-
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