for a?l Extrao .
veeting of
the Colo\ial
C/fmew
cor
St.
Croix,
MONDAY: " v 22
1922 at ONE
O’CLOCK P.
,
(Convened
by re?cest
of thz Chairman.)
1.
Election of Council’s Officials.
2.
Election of Mewmbers
of
the Munici-
pal
Committee
and
Substitutes.
3.
Eleection of a Chaplain.
4.
Election
o”'
Members
of
the Public
Cemeteries\(’ommission.
5.
Election
actording
to
Ordinance
of
17th January,
1908,
Paragraph
6, of
one
member
to
enter
the
Board of
Management
of t{xe Asylum for Lep-
ers
ete.
6.
Election of 2 men
to
take
part with
Government
in
deciding
on
the
ap-
plication
to
be
made
of the Golden
Wedding
Legacy
of itheir Majesties
the King and
Queen.
Election
of
do. of
the
Silver
Wed-
ding Legacy
of
their
Royal
High-
nesses
the _rown
Prince
and
Crown
Princess.
Election
of
dn. of the Nuptial Fund
of
His Royal
Highness
Prince
Val-
ttemar.
Election
of
do.
of
the
P,
C.
Birch
and
wife Rosaline
Antoinette’s
Le-
gacy.
'
7.
Election
of Members
for
the
Com-
mission
pursuant
to faragraph
1 of
Ordinance
of
20th
September,
1911,
~
regarding
Measures
against
Diseases
¢
of Cotton Plants.
8.
Colonial
Council Bill No.
14,
Continuation
of Ist
Discussion
on
Colonial
Conuncil
Bill
No. 14,
Draft
of
an
Ordinance
introduced
by 4th
Memkter
for
Frederiksted
Country
District (Fleming),
providing for the
repairing
and
rolling of
the center
line road.
9.
Colonial Council Bill No. i7.
Continuation
of
Ist
Discussion
on
Colonial Council Bill
No.
17, Resolu-
tion introduced
by
Government
pro-
viding for the erection
of
a pavilion
upon
the grounds
of
the Leper Asy-
lum,
with Committee
Report.
10.
Colonial Council
Bill No
18.
Continuation
of
Ist
Discussion
on
Colonial
Council
Bill No,
18,
Draft
of
an
Ordinance
introduced
by
4th Appointed
Member
(Blackwood)
amending
Title
11, Chapters
29 and
31 of an Ordinance
providing a Com-
piled
Code
of
Gereral
and
Special
Laws for St. Croix, ete.
with amend-
ment.
11.
Colonial Council
Bill No. 19.
Introduction
of and Ist Discussion
on
Colonial
Council
Bill No.
19,
Addi-
tional
Bill
to
the
Budget
for
the
Sy Lt x
xv LS
Muniecipality of St.
Croix
for the
fis-
cal
year
ending
June
30,
1922,
in-
troduced
by
overnment,
granting
Fres.
25,000
tafthe
St. Croix Muni-
cipal
Telephor.
System
to
extend
and
complete
the
telephone
"trunk
]ine\%
and
to install
a telegraph
system
Hes®een
Christiansted
and
Freder-
ikste@.and
for other, needed
improve-
et
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Colonial
Coune:l
Office,
St.
Croix,
May 13, 1922.
I.OBT. L. MERWIN,
Acting Chairman.
Just Recsived
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A SELECT ASSURTMENT OF CIGARS
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persons
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tres-
passing
on
the
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Longford,
(lastle
Nugert,
The Springs
and
La
Pres
Valois, under penalty of the law.
Shooting
and hunting
is strictly
pro-
hibited
and
all and
every one,
found
on
the properties
with firearms will be dealt
with according
to law.
Christiansted,
St. Croix, May Bth 1922.
A. E. STAKEMANN,
Admanistrator
of S. Jorgensen’s
and
widow’s estate.
FOR
SALE.
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50 Ibs. Mielled Sheep
:
Mution Fat
Please
apply at my meat stall op-
posite
the Apothecary Hall.
¥. LINDQVIST.
Christiansted,
9th May 1922.
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1922
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