The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-15

ferces increased the amount to $5,S39,-
l06,Ol as the final total.
Some Of the changes made by the
confcrecs were highly important, in
Guiding the reductions in amounts and
the increasing Of other amounts.
The Miller amendment not to allow
any institution or school teaching theI
Darwinism theory to draw money ap-
propriatcd under the terms Of the bill
was rejected by the free conference.
Some Of the major changes made by
the confcrecs may be listed as follows:
An increase in the salary of the
house chaplain from Sl25 to $500.
An increase in the salary Of the re-
cording clerk in the governors Office
by $500 and the restoration OF the
stenographcr's salary of $1,000 that
was eliminated by both houses.
Addition OF the corporation clerk I'M
lthc secretary Of states Office which
mad been abolished by the house and
made a temporary election clerk for
one year h% the senate.
| Practically all chief clerks salaries
wore made $2,3oO with one OF two OK
!ccptons.
The senate amendment providing
I fhat any Confederate veteran receiving
an annual income of $1,000 or over
shall not receive pension except 81
was adopted with further amendment
striking out the 81 andleavingall
such veterans on the honor roll.
The salary Of the bond clerk in the
treasurcr's Office was raised to 5000.
The national guard fund for the
adiutant general was cut from $4,000
to $lS,500
An increase from $4,000 to $780,
OOO was allowed the university.
The C>roviso allowing the Citadel
board Of visitors to borrow 100000
was reduced to make the amount not
over $4,000.
In the board of public welfare one
field agent that had been abolished
was restored and several salaries were
slightly increased
Salary cuts were made in the de-
, partment Of health and the SIT, 500 for
=. a water supply and building at the
Palmetto sanitarum as added by the
senate was retained.
! In the tax commission the salary OF
the chairman was raised from $4,000
!, to $4,000 and several other additions
+ We're made to the tax commissions
forces. A proviso was also adopted
: allowing the commission to cxpenC
$4,000 out Of the income tax law tC
: Legislative department ~. ~.
II Governors office ~. 80. -.
judicial department 80. -.
Secretary OF State -. ~. 80.
Comptroller General -. 49,.
Attorney General -. -. 80. -.
& State Treasurer -. -. :,
Adjutant General ~. -.
\ ohiVefslty ~. 50. 80. go.
Silauc! -. 80. 80. =.
Clemson College ~. -. 80. =.
winthrop College 80. 80. -.
Medical College -. ~. ~. :.
Confederate Home College -. ..
State Negro College -. ~. =.
De la Howe School III. ....
1 Deaf and Blind School I'LL. ;.
q Department OF Education -. ;.
Historical Commission 80.
81 state Library 80. ........ -. ;.
Confederate Museum -. .... :.
- i'cilc Itool .... .
. State Hospital -. -.
IS Penitentiary ~. -. ~. 49,. ;.
u Welfare Board 49,. 80. 80.
"'don bodlu -. -. -.
Feeble-Minded School 80. -. :.
: Boys Industrial School 80. 80.
I Girls Industrial School 80. -.
Negro Reformatory -. ~.
CataWba Indians 80. -. ~. ;.
Deaf and Blind Committee ... ;.
Law Enforcement -. 80.
Board Of Health -. ;.
Tax Commission ~. .... ~. ;.
Tax Review Board 80. ~. -. ;.
Insurance Department 49,. -. ;.
Bank Examiner 80. -. 49,. :.
! Railroad Commission III. 80. :.
I Game Warden 49,. 80. 80. 80. ;.
y Medical Examiners ~. 80. :.
e Law Examiners -. 80. 49,. ..
r Board Of Fisheries 80. -. 80. :.
20 Board OF Cancellation ~. ;.
@ Printing Committee ~. 80.