(Canegata):
That’s
not quite correct.
1
should
iike to see
the letter.
Despatching
Secretary
(Rappolee)
re-
marked:
Mr. Vice-Chairman.
The
ap-
pointment probably
was
on
another date,
but
the origin in the Council Office reads
th>
14th
May,
and
the
copy
in
the
Dospa’ching
Secretary’s
office
is
also
dated May 14th.
9nd
Member
for
Christiansted
Town
(Canegata) remarked:
Mr. Vice-Chairman.
Then,
there
must
have
been
a
wrong
copy
handed
to
the
Council,
because
I
saw the date
on
the
letter
of appoint-
ment
when
it was
presented
to
the
Council, arel [ drew
the attention of 2nd
Member for
Frederiksted
Country
Dis-
trict
to it, and
he,
1
believe,
will bear
me out.
Ist
appointed
Member
(Coulter)
re-
marked:
Mr. Vice-Chairman.
The
Hon-
orable
2nd
Member for
Christiansted
'fown (()a&egata)
is
right
in
his
stat.
ment.
T
communication
from
the
Governor
to the Council
states
that
my
appointment
is dated
May
10.
Perhaps
that was
an oversight.
But my
appoint-
ment
was
received
by
me
while
I was
sick in bed and i showed
it
to
two
gen-
tlemen
who visited me
at
the
time
and
particularly
drew
their
attention
to
the
date.
‘
9nd
Member
for Christiansted
Town
(Canegata):
Mr. Vice-Chairman.
[
re-
quest
that the letter of appointment
be-
produced.
The Chair ordered that the letter should
be brought.
Government
Secretary
(Gaffney)
re-
marked:
Mr.
Vice-Chairman.
1
wrote
the
appointment
and
it
is
dated
May
14th.
Ist
Member
for
Christiansted
Town
(Abramson)
entered
the
meeting
at this
stage
of the proceedings.
The Vice-Chairman:
The letter of ap-
pointment
is sent
for.
In the
meantime
let us proceed
with the meeting.
A resume
of
the
business
transacted
ST. MARY’S MOVIES
Tuesday,
June 26,
1923, 8.15 P. M.
WALLACE REID
IN
“THE LOVE SPECIAL”.
5 REEL COMEDY.
Monty Bangng?C:;gébg.
B. Africa‘.
-
;"R IC E S
-
e B
by the Council
for
the
past
fiscal
year
1922—1923
was then
read.
.
RESUME
'
of the Colc lial Couneil
for
St. Croix for
th-
Eleelive
Period
1922-23.
The irst session
of
the
elective period
was opened on June
19,
1923,
The
ordinary
meetings
for
the
year
were
fixed
for
Monday, June
19,
Mon-
day,
August
14,
Monday
October
16,
Monday,
December
18,
1923,
Monday.
February
19,
Monday,
April
23,
1923.
There
were
4 Extraordinary
Meetings
during
the
elective
period.
10
meet-
ings
in all.
\
The foliowing Ordinances,
Resolutions
and bills
wer2
introduced
and
disposed
of in the course
of the
elective
pariod:
1.
Colonial Council
Bill No. 14.
Third Council, First
Session,
1921-22
Draft
of
Ordinance
providing
for
the repairing and
rolling of the
cen-
teriine
road.
Adopted
December
18, 1922.
Pending
Governor’s
approval.
2.
Colonial
Council
Bill No. 21.
Third Council,
First Session,
1921-22,
Dratt of Oroinznee
providing for the
protection
of
wild
birds,
deer,
fe-
male turtles,
turtle-eggs,
and
female
lobs:ers.
Adopted December
18, 1923.
Approved
by
the
Governor Decem-
ber 28,
1922.
3.
Colonial Council
Bill No. 23.
Third Council, First
Session,
1921-22.
Draft of Ordinance
to amend
title 1,
Chapter
2, of
the
Code
of General
and Special
Laws
for
the Virgin Is-
lands of the United States
of Ameri-
ca.
Adopted October
16,
1922,
Approved
by
the
Governor October
1923.
4.
Colonial Council Bill No. 1.
Third Council, First Session,
1922-23.
Draft of an Ordinance
to provide for
for
an
Extraordinary
Meeting of
-the
Colonial Council
for
St.
Croix,
WEDNESDAY.
JUNE
27,
1923,
at ONE O CILOCK P
M,
1.
Colonial Counecil
Bill No.
2.
2nd
Discussion
on
Colon'al
Council
Bill No. 2, Fourth
Council, First
Ses-
sion, draft
of annual
budget
for the
Municipality
of
St.
Croix
for
the
fiscal year
from July 1,
1923
to June
50,
1924,
intioduced
by Government.
2.
Colonial
Council
Bill No.
12, Session
1922-23.
Ist
Discussion
on
Colonial
Counecii
Bill
No.
12,
draft
of
an
ocdinance
introduced by Governm:nt
providing
for the
assessment,
levy and
coliec-
tion of taxes
for the
Municipality of
St.
Croix.
3.
Colonial
Colunecil
Bill No.
1,
Fourth
Ceuncil,
First
Session,
1923-1924.
Introduction
of and
Ist
Discussion
on Colonial
Council
Bill No.
1, draft
of
an
ordinance
introduced
by 2nd
Appointed
Member
(Noll) amending
Title
1111,
Chapter
71
of
an
Ordin-
ance
entitled
an ordinance
providing
a compiled
Code
of General
and
Spe-
cial Laws for St. Croix etc.
Colonial Jouncil Office,
St. Croix, June
23,
1923.
ROBT.
W. SKEOCH,
Vice-Chairman.
a
reorganization,
regulation,
ard
Government
of the
Municipal Police
Force
of St. Croix.
Adopted June
26,
1922,
Approved
by
the
Governor
July 3,
1922.
5.
Draft of Budget
for the
Municipali-
ty of
St. Cruix
for
the fiscal
year
from July i, 1922
to
June
30,
1923.
Auupted June
26,
1923.
Approvedin part
by
the
Governor
July 5,
1923.
6.
Colonial Council
Bill No.
3.
Third Council,
Second
Session,
1922
1923.
Draft
of Ordinance
repealing
Sec-
tion 5, of Chapter
I,
providing
for
two Distriet Judges.
This matter
was withdrawn
7.
Colonial Counci!
Bill No.
3.
Third Council, Second
Session,
1922-
1923.
Draft
of Additional
Money
Bill
to
the Budget
for
the
Municipality
of
St.
Croix for
the
fiscal year
1922-
1923.
Maint2nance—The
Department
of Education.
Daily lunch for School
Children
Frs.
2,500,
Adopted October 5,
1922.
:
Approved by
the
Governor
Oectoher
9 1922
£ 0
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