The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, February 15, 1911, Page 5, Image 5
Iv Where the Money Goes, j
Following is a synopsis of the general
appropriation bill for the expenses
of Sonth Carolina during the year 1911:
Governor's office, ?17,083; secretary
of state's office, $7,120; comptroller
general's office, ?15,030; insurance
I commissioner's office, ?10,000; State
treasurer's office, ?7,600; State superintendent
of education's office, $7,S00;
afljutant general's office, $17,070; attorney
general's office, $7,815; railroad
commissioners' office, $11,570; chief
game warden's office, $1,050; State librarian's
office, $1,800; public buildings
$02,755.83; State geologist's office,
$2,250; department of agriculture,'
( commerce and industries, $22,920; ju.dicial
department. $95,820; health department,
328,305.27; board of medieval
examiners, $2,500; tax department,
$31,833.14; University of South Carolina,
$92,376.10; Winthrop Normal and
Industrial college, $125,662 44; the Citadel,
the Military college of South
Carolina. ?55.009: institute for educa
I^ion of deaf, dumb and blind, $33,046.98;
State Colored Industrial and Mechanical
collet, $29,500; other educational
purposes, $148,420; State hospital
for insane, $304,525; South Carolina
Industrial school, $26,972; State
penitentiary, $6,550; other charitable
and penal purposes, $805; pensions,
$265,000; historical commission, $3,
I 800; interest on bonded debt, $295,886.22)
elections, $23,050; miscellaneous,
$76,752.43; the senate, $14,971.40; the
house of representatives, $38,901.70;
engrossing department, $5,808; expenses
common to both houses, $320; total,
$1,971,322.51.
Devoe Saved Them 8140.
I The Fair Ground buildings, Cofcleski!l>i
N. Y., were painted Devoe last
J ear.
Two other-paint agents said the job
woold take 150 gallons (their price
was 15 cents less a gallon).
Devoe agent said not over 125.
* It took 115. Saved'em at least $140
fig paint and labor.
' The American House, Tannersville,
Y., was painted two coats last
year; not Devoe.
Mr. Charles Hgner, across the street,
put-on one coat Devoe.
Mr. Wiltse (American House) is sor
ryhe didn't paint Devoe. Haner's
one coat was better than Wiltse's two.
Depends on the paint.
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Pension For Jim Tillman.
A special from Washington last
reeksays:
idol. James H. Tillman, nephew of
enator Tillman of South Carolina,
tho was recently reported to be alone
nd penniless, and dying of tubercneis,
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a?-war as colonel of the First Sooth
irolina regiment. The pension bill
B3 introduced in May, 1910, by Repsentative
Patterson, of Sooth Carola.
Eonday Last Day . ? ,
To Make Returns.
&6it Monday, the 20th of February,
the last day to make tax returns,
d County Auditor Dent i6 very
xious that ail those who have cot
yet made their returns will do so at
ce.
returns have been good this vear
nearly every section of the county,
I the people are to be commended
p their honesty. Make \ oar returns
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little as three months.
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