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A. D. 1893.

Salaries to be paid quarterly.

Record and minutes.

such Supervisor shall reside to bring an action upon the bond of said Supervisor in the name of the County, and any amount realized from said suit shall be deposited in the treasury to the credit of the road fund, and shall receive therefor such fees as the Court shall designate.

SEC. 45. That the salaries of the Supervisor in the several Counties shall be paid quarterly by the County Treasurers out of the County funds in the same manner as other claims against the County are paid.

SEC. 46. That it shall be the duty of the County Supervisor to cause a record to be kept of all the proceedings of the Board of which he is herein made Chairman, as well as a record of all contracts entered into with said Boards, as provided in this Act, which Open to - said records shall be open to public inspection, and all necessary

spection.

Road working

under existing

books and material for keeping same shall be paid for out of the funds herein provided for the respective Boards in the same manner as other charges are paid.

SEC. 47. That so much of this Act as applies to the working law permitted. of the public highways by the contract system, and by convicts in chain gangs, shall not be obligatory on such County Board of Commissioners as conclude that the present system of working the highways in their respective Counties is more conducive to the welfare thereof; and in such cases overseers, as now provided by law, shall be appointed in each township by the Board of Township Commissioners for such townships, who shall execute the laws now in force in reference to the working of public highways.

Overseers.

Secretary of Board.

Salary of Su

several Counties

SEC. 48. That said County Board of Commissioners at their first meeting shall elect one of its members as Secretary thereof.

SEC. 49. That the salary of the Supervisor in the respective pervisors in the Counties shall be as follows: In the County of Abbeville, 900 dollars; in the County of Aiken, 800 dollars; in the County of Anderson, 600 dollars; in the County of Barnwell, 800 dollars; in the County of Beaufort, 800 dollars; in the County of Berkeley, 500 dollars; in the County of Charleston, 1,000 dollars; in the County of Chester, 800 dollars; in the County of Chesterfield, 400 dollars; in the County of Clarendon, 800 dollars; in the County of Colleton, 800 dollars; in the County of Darlington, 600 dollars; in the County of Edgefield, 800 dollars; in the County of Fairfield, 650 dollars; in the County of Florence, 500 dollars; in the County of Georgetown, 750 dollars; in the County of Greenville, 600 dollars; in the County of Hampton, 600 dollars;

in the County of Horry, 500 dollars; in the County of Kershaw, A. D. 1898. 600 dollars; in the County of Lancaster, 300 dollars; in the County of Laurens, 600 dollars; in the County of Lexington, 600 dollars; in the County of Marion, 800 dollars; in the County of Marlboro, 700 dollars; in the County of Newberry, 750 dollars; in the County of Oconee, 500 dollars; in the County of Orangeburg, 800 dollars; in the County of Pickens, 400 dollars; in the County of Richland, 900 dollars; in the County of Spartanburg, 1,000 dollars; in the County of Sumter, 1,000 dollars; in the County of Union, 600 dollars; in the County of Williamsburg, 600 dollars; in the County of York, 500 dollars.

SEC. 51. That all Acts and parts of Acts inconsistent with this Repealing Act be, and the same are hereby, repealed.

Approved January 4th, A. D. 1894.

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AN ACT TO RECOGNIZE THE L. I. (LICENTIATE OF INSTRUC- No. 321.
TION) DEGREE CONFERRED BY THE PEABODY NORMAL
COLLEGE, OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE, Tenn., as
A QUALIFICATION TO TEACH IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF
THIS STATE WITHOUT EXAMINATION HERE.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the State of South Carolina, now met and sitting

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in General Assembly, and by the authority of the same, That The L. I. Dethe L. I. (Licentiate of Instruction) Degree conferred by Uni- gree to entitle to versity of Nashville, Peabody Normal College, of Nashville, in the State of Tennessee, be, and said degree is hereby, declared to be an evidence of sufficient qualification of the person on whom the same is conferred to entitle such person to teach in any of the free public schools of this State without further examination in this State; and such person on presentation of his or her diploma and certificate of Degree to the County Board of Examiners of any County in this State, shall be entitled to, and Entitled to shall have issued in his or her behalf, a first grade teacher's ticate. certificate for such County: Provided, The issuance of said Proviso. certificate shall in all cases be a matter in the discretion of the County Board of Examiners.

SEC. 2. That this Act shall take effect immediately upon its approval, and Acts and parts of Acts inconsistent with this Act are hereby repealed.

Approved January 4th, A. D. 1894.

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A. D. 1893.

No. 322.

several Counties.

AN ACT TO FIX THE SALARIES OF THE COUNTY SCHOOL
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SEVERAL COUNTIES OF THIS

STATE.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the State of South Carolina, now met and sitting in General Assembly, and by the authority of the same, That Salaries in the the salaries of the several County School Commissioners of the several Counties of this State shall be, and are hereby, fixed at the following sums, to be paid as heretofore: Abbeville County, four hundred dollars; Aiken County, four hundred dollars; Anderson County, five hundred dollars; Barnwell County, four hundred dollars; Beaufort County, six hundred dollars; Berkeley County, four hundred dollars; Charleston County, six hundred dollars; Chester County, four hundred dollars; Chesterfield County, three hundred dollars; Clarendon County, four hundred and fifty dollars; Colleton County, four hundred dollars, Darlington County, four hundred dollars; Edgefield County, five hundred dollars; Fairfield County, four hundred dollars; Florence County, four hundred dollars; Georgetown County, five hundred dollars; Greenville County, five hundred dollars; Hampton County, four hundred dollars; Horry County, three hundred dollars; Kershaw County, four hundred dollars; Lancaster County, three hundred dollars; Laurens County, four hundred dollars; Lexington County, four hundred dollars; Marion County, five hundred dollars; Marlboro County, three hundred dollars; Newberry County, four hundred and fifty dollars; Oconee County, three hundred and fifty dollars; Orangeburg County, five hundred dollars; Pickens County, three hundred dollars; Richland County, as now provided by law Spartanburg County, seven hundred dollars; Sumter County, as now provided by law; Union County, four hundred dollars; Williamsburg County, five hundred dollars; York County, five hundred dollars: Provided, That they shall not receive exceeding three dollars per day for each day actually engaged in this work as now provided by law.

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When to take effect.

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SEC. 2. That this Act shall not go into effect until the first day of January, A. D. 1895.

Approved January 4th, A. D. 1894.

AN ACT TO AMEND THE LAW IN RELATION TO THE LOCATION
AND NAMES OF THE VOTING PRECINCTS IN CERTAIN
COUNTIES.

A. D. 1893.

No. 323.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the State of South Carolina, now met and sitting in General Assembly, and by the authority of the same, That from and after the approval of this Act the names and locations of the Voting prevoting precincts of this State shall be and remain the same as lished. provided by law before the passage of this Act, except in the Counties hereinafter mentioned, in which names and location of voting precincts shall be as herein established:

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AIKEN. In the County of Aiken there shall be twenty voting Aiken. precincts, as follows: Aiken Court House, Vauclause, Graniteville, Langley, Summer Hill, Page and Hankinson's Store, Silverton Academy, Low Townwell's, Windsor, Montmorenci, Sally, Oak Grove School House, Sally's Store, Jones' Cross Roads, Kneece's Mill, Creed's Store, Sunnyside, Fountain Academy, Central School House and Wagoner's.

ABBEVILLE.—In the County of Abbeville there shall be voting Abbeville. precincts as follows: Abbeville Court House, Mount Carmel, Willington, Cokesbury, Greenwood, Ninety-Six, Donaldsville, Due West, Antreville, Childs' Cross Roads, Lowndesville, Magnolia, Long Cane, Clotworthy's Cross Roads, McCormick, Hodges, Troy and Bradley's.

ANDERSON.In the County of Anderson there shall be voting Anderson. precincts as follows: Craytonville, Anderson Court House, Pendleton, Sandy Springs, Centreville, Five Forks, Hopewell School House, Greenwood, Williamston, Belton, Honea Path, Clinkscales, Milfords, Cedarwreath School House, Moffettsville, Williford's Store, Broyles' Mill, G. W. Merrett's Store, Storr, Piedmont Factory, Holland's Store and Pelzer,

BEAUFORT. —In the County of Beaufort there shall be sixteen Beaufort. voting precincts as follows: Beaufort, Port Royal, Grahamville, Genesis Cross Roads, Bellinger's Hill, Brick Church, Gordon Gorner, Hardeeville, Bluffton, Gray's Hill, Lady Island, Chisholm's Landing, Old Pocataligo, Levy's Cross Roads, Paris Island and Clem's Store.

BERKELEY. In the County of Berkeley there shall be voting Berkeley. precincts, as follows: In the Parishes of St. Thomas and St. Dennis, Muster House and Ben Potter's (at Half Way Creek); in the Parish of St. James Santee, Thirty-Two Mile House and

A. D. 1893.

Charleston.

Chester.

Chesterfield.

Colleton.

Fairfield.

Florence.

Henderson's Store; in the Parish of St. Stephen's, St. Stephen's
Depot and Gumville; in the Parish of St. John's Berkeley, Cala-
mus Pond, Black Oak, Strawberry Ferry, Pinopolis, Mount
Olivet and Biggin Church; in the Parish of St. James Goose
Creek, Holly Hill, Cross Roads, Cooper's Store and Ten Mile

Hill.

In the County of Charleston, outside the limits of the city of Charleston, there shall be voting precincts as follows: Public School House Grounds on James Island, Moultrieville, McClellanville, Mount Pleasant, in Christ's Church Parish; Brick Church, in St. Andrew's Parish; Haut Gap, on John's Island; Enterprise Postoffice, on Wadmalaw Island; Camp Ground, on Edisto Island; and at the nearest available place to the city limits on Meeting Street Road: Provided, That nothing herein contained shall be construed to vary or affect the location of the voting precincts within the limits of the city of Charleston as now established by law.

CHESTER.In the County of Chester there shall be voting precincts as follows: Chester Court House, Lowryville, Fishing Creek Church, Rossville, John Simpson's, Camel Hill, J. E. Wylie's Store, Landsford, Cornwell, Richburg, Wylie's Mill Academy, Fishing Creek Factory, Baton Rouge, Edgemoor.

CHESTERFIELD. -In the County of Chesterfield there shall be voting precincts as follows: Chesterfield Court House, Cheraw, Brown Springs, Bethel Church, Cole Hill, Mount Croghan, Dudley, Fox Place, Jefferson, Hebron Church, McKay's Cross Roads Church, Catarrh, Brock's Mills, Douglass' Mill and Grant's Mill.

COLLETON. In the County of Colleton there shall be voting precincts as follows: Reevesville, George's, Murray's Cross Roads, Beech Hill, Summerville, Knightsville, Delemaner's Cross Roads, Adams Run Depot, Jacksonboro, Green Pond, Gloversville, Maple Cane, Horse Pen, Walterboro, Hendersonville, Snider's Cross Roads, Rice Patch, Belle's Cross Roads, Smoak's Cross Roads, Doctor's Creek, Preacher's Mill and Carter's.

FAIRFIELD. In the County of Fairfield there shall be voting precincts as follows: Albion, Bear Creek, Blythewood, Durham, Feasterville, Gladden's Grove, Herob, Monticello, Winnsboro, Ridgeway and Woodward's.

FLORENCE. In the County of Florence there shall be twelve voting precincts, as follows: Florence, Ebenezer, Timmonsville,

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