The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-02-20
the sum of four hundred dollars
lednn nnl for automobile eXpenSeS,

dollars tor each DAY "hlle travelling
outside the county in the discharge OF
his official duty: Provided, That the
allowance in the aggregate for the
year 1920 shall not exceed one hun
dred (s100.00) dollars. The county
of education shall be
allowed from the unapproprlated
funds Of .;ewberry county for the
fiscal year the sum of two hundred
dollars (s2o0.o0), if so much be ne
cessary, for travelling expenses; an
itemized statement Of such expenses
shall be filed with the county trees
urer. The county board of edr'-a-
tion is authorized and directed to pay
from the unappropriated school funds
of the county the sum of one thous-
and (s1,0o0.o0) dollars on account of
the salary and expenses Of the organ
izer of Tomato and Poultry Clubs in
the public schools of Newberry coun-
ty.
Upon the consent Of the county
legislative delegation, the county sup
ervisor may borrow a sufficient sum
of money to defray the expenses OF
vaccination, but no money shall be
borrowed or used for such purpose
or purposes unless authorized in writ
ing by said county legislative delega-
ton.
The sum of six hundred ($600.00)
dollars, if so much be necessary, IS
hereby appropriated out of the road
and bridge fund for one-half of the
cost of maintaining and operating
ferries across Broad river at Dawkins,
Strothers and Blairs; that is to say,
one-third (1-S) thereof for each OF
said ferries to be paid out Of the
appropriation for roads, bridges and
ferries, and the other one-half of
the cost Of maintaining and operating
said ferries to be paid by Fairfield
county in accordance with an agree
ment between the delegations of
Newberry and Fairfield counties.
That the sum of two hundred
(s200.0O) dollars is hereby author
lied to be paid out of the funds for
contingent and miscellaneous expen-
ses for the benefit of the Ladies' Rest
Room in Newberry; that the sum OF
four hundred (s4O0.OO) dollars is to
be paid out of the fund for contin-
gent and miscellaneous expenses, II
so much be necessary, for expenses
for the year 1920, under the Vital
Statistics Act.
Every three months the county
board of commissioners shall adver-
tise for at least three issues of one
or more of the newspapers published
in the town Of Newberry for bids,
based on delivery at the courthouse
unless otherwise specified, for all i'm
plements and supplies of whatever
kind may be needed for the county
and each and every officer thereof,
including supplies, equipment and all
purchases for the commissioners,
sheriff, clerk of court, treasurer,
auditor, Judge of probate, magistrate,
for poorhouse, chain gang, roads and
bridges, and for every other purpose,
which advertisement shall set forth
the article and approximately the
amounts thereof to be purchased, and
the contracts of purchase shall be
awarded to the lowest bidder for the
period of three months: Provided,
however, In case of emergency the
county board of commissioners may
make purchases for the county where
the cost thereof does not exceed fifty
(s50.OO) dollars, and for such pur-
pose a majority of the county board
shall certify on the claim therefor
the necessity thereof: And provided,
further, In case of emergency, an
as hereinbefore pro-
vide for, may be inserted at any time
but all contracts for the purchase of
SUPPLIES shall be in accordance with
the provisions of this section, and no
bill, account or claim of any kind
whatsoever against the county shall
be paid unless previously contracted
for by such competition or by the
county board of commissioners in
cases of certified emergency. The
sum of two hundred (s200.00) dol
lars is hereby authorized to be paid
out of the contingent fund to the
county supervisor as allowance for
automobile expenses.
The county supervisor and commits
sioners are hereby authorized to al
low the sheriff seventy (70) cents
per diem for dieting prisoners.
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