for the
2nd Ordinary
Meeting
of
5 1
.
£
oy T
e
the
Colonial
Council for
St.
Croix,
for the fiscal
year
1923-1924,
Fourth
131-D
1y
T
7
Council,
First
Session,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
29
1923
at
one
o'clock
P
1.
1.
Proluerionof,
cony of Minutes
of the
M iste pil
Committee
for
the
Quar-
ter ending
June
39,
1923, forwarded
bv
tho Chateman
of
tie
Gom nittee
for
insveetion
of
M:2mbers
of
the
{ounest.
g
Oolonial
Counell
Bl
No,
11, Third
Couneit,
Seeontd
aession.
Continuation
of
Ist
Discussion
on
Colonial
Council
Bill
No.
11,
Dratt
of Ordinance
introduced
by Govern-
ment
concarning
Insanity
«aw,
with
Cotmittee
Report,
8
(Lilonial
Caocil
Bl
No
12,
Thivd
Ciglitree.
aarst
session.
Coatinua
ion
of
2nd
Discussion
on
{
poniaas
vt oy
:\'.l: ‘i:;l A\':
¥ l’, ()latt
U['
an Or.dinancey,
tntroduesd
vy Govern-
mant,
providing for
the
assessment,
tevy
#g
b
colleetion
of
taxes
for the
Muuicipait
y of St. Croix,
4.
Colovial
Couneil
Bill
No. 3,
Feurth
Council,
First
Session.
Introdaction
of and Ist Diszassion
on
Draft
of
Ovdinance,
introduced
by
Government,
amending
Ordinance
concerninz
Pablic
Roads
in 3t. Croix.
5.
Colonial
Cohancil
Bill
No. 4,
Fourth
Counctf,
Frirst
Sess<ion,
Introduciion
of ant
Ist
Discussion
on
Resolution,
introduced
by
Govern-
ment,
authorizing
that
certain
ac-
counts
carricd
on
the
books
of the
Municipality as assets
ba
written off
and charged
to “'profit’”’and
"‘'loss.”’
Colonial
Council Oifice, St. Croix,
Au-
gust
13,
1923.
ROBT.
W. SKEOCH,
Vice Caarrman.
for the 2nd ordinary meeting
of the
Colonial
Council
for
St.
Croix, for
the fiscal
year
1923--1924,
Fourth
Counctl,
First
Session,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
20,
1988,
at
ONE
OCIOCK
P M,
6
Coloninl Council Bill No.
5.
Introduction
¢f
ard
Ist
Discussion
on
Draft
of
Additional
Mouney
Bill
introduced
by Gevernment
providing
for
Fres.
5,400.00 for
the
purpose
of providing for maintenance
of ten
boys
from
St. Croix
in the
Reform
School,
Leipster Bay, St.
John.
eT
‘
:
(.
R 0
A ¥
/
1 =
7.
Colunial
Councti
Bl ND. b,
ig,srmlua:.:irm
of and
first
Diseassion
on Colontal
Ceuncil
Rill No. 6, Draft
of Ordinance
in roduced
by
jst
Mem-
ber for Frederikatad
Town
(Jackson)
ereating
a
dpecial
Commission
to
revise
the
Code
of
General
and
‘Special
Laws “or the
Municipality of
Wt Croiz.
e'¢,
Q.
Declaration
of vacancy
of the seat
of
the
Ist
Member
for
Irederiksted
Country Distriet,
Co'onial Council Office,
St. Croix,
Au-
gust I¢,
1928.
ROBT.
W. SKEOCH.
Viice-Chairniau.
Gee
-
-
"
A
P
Oae
six-cylindar
5
pass=nger
model
D-45 Baicic
1n good
conditon.
Also
one
Ford 5 passenger,
equiped
with
minute
wheels
and
spare;
also
bumper.
For further particulars
apply
to
G. A
FLEMING.
Fst
Hogensborg.
1
£8
LIE o
;
Y
E
5
b
e
o7i
F. M. CORNEIRO,
JEWELLER
& OPTICIAN,
St. Thomas,
V. L.
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4
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S 5 Rt
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\%
Annvally use organic Nuxated Iron
£
B
‘:\%Q
to bu..d
up red blood, strength
and
f@, M
d
endurance.
\'i 1:’/7
g
There are thousands
of people who are ageing
and
k‘-’-' ‘,
breakingdownata
time of life when theyshould
been-
-5 ‘&,
'
joying that perfect health which carries
deflance
to
‘4
’I» @
disease simply because
they are not awake to the
con-
s
A
dition of their blood. Without organic iron your blood
HELPS
A‘@{/
carries no oxygen,and
without oxygen there is noth-
MAKE
/b
s
ing to unite withthe carbon inyour food so what you
J @
eat does
youno good.
It is like putting coal into
&
RICH
@
stove without fire.
You can
now obtain organic
iron
9
like the iron in your blood
and like the iron in epin-
RED
y
ach, lentils, and
apples
from any druggist
under
the
3
s
name
of Nuxated
Iron.
Nuxated
Iron slso contains
BLO(D
é] o
the principal chemical
constituent
of active,
@@g’
.
living
ncrve
force:
it is,
therefore,
a
true
TES
% @-.-,
blood and nerve food.
It helps create
and
re-
e
build
new
and
stronger
red
blood
cells.
It
feeds
the
body
the
substances
which nerve
force
must
have
to give it that vital, electro-
magnetic
power which
is stored
in the
nerve and braig cells of man.
Nuzxated
Iron ofien
increases
the strength
and
endurance
of weak,
nervous,
randown
men and
women
in two
weeks
time.
The manufacturers
guarantee
successful
results
to every purchaser
or they will
¢
refund your money,
AL R
DISTRiBULORS:
APOTHECARY HALL, ST.
THOMAS.
IN SURE
INSURANCE.
D T3ED
&
HURECANES!
What
are
they?
Unweleome
visitors
wuich
always
leave
‘levastation
and
often
misery
in their
wake,
if yoa
are
not protected
by
an
INSURANCE ;i OLICY
Do
not wait
unti!
that
little “Red Fiag
with the
Black Square
in the Centre”’
is
hoisted
at
the
Fort
to scek
protection,
but
take
th:
necessarv
przcaution
and
apply
for
a policy
now with
ROB’YT. L. MERWIN & CO. INC.
NORTHERN
Assurance Comapay
Limited
.
OF
LONDON
GEOQO. L. MARKGOE,
Agent
jor Frederiksted’s
District.
ERIK R. STAKEMANN
Agent for Christiansted’s Disiict
Policies
are not
subject
to average.