, 1873-11-26

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PROCEEDING
Of the Colonial Council for st. Groix.
Me- MozOAv 18th November 1873 l2oooos noon. the Colonial Council held an pruaonHnay
n 4ss4% appeared to be great nmhe fN2maes absent the cMn4men caused the roll obo
Js.as and ro~5ns1 d forwarded Excuses: The 55 Members made there Appearance IN the
AZ 1sT g.: % @@ a0 0%n% r@ the Day @+ TIE c% r% 1 2@o%asd a to; Ordinance. .,,ua.. fl. ont
ton against ass49 %%@ ]% %"@ tn" %e Danish W W@%aa l 2@%% %ro @%H G5 a end Member Member
T@s G"@ea consented unanimously with 10 votes that the Draft be amh~Ya
o'"""@ $% %..'~ @%s II % E%*. 1" %"@"@ tie III b Da &1' 9%.%&@s s2i %a %@'""y 1855
e?p II: 2 e @%5 .~ :" 2ss.,s t: a;. as"s9. :% f s a"a1 1;' sa@a 5@' IA s2 al: 1 ss:s 45 sas
s4 Member for @le4ue1 ua-7- Wien o7I@ year. there n. been spoken written and
to a oeao extent promised 50 much in the line Of reforms it has avays been well understood
ton Of what might be- oaelp "er nr %tog ed&er rh fe T@e so a@ mpn"pan nS Of f% the " o2 aGm
on Lotteries res vas as, So from it y y @ 5 Te Speaker T9I aaSta9ss l %5 ala $50 r. 5s
mods6 the C%"~us meeting on the 25 October B@ and the reply from the President given in
had %rd the so@&%So 5". tn he p D"@ To-Day %@ %d e %p T %oo s n %a aH% % r%S2o g %
6 %%@e 9TH T G%vmm5cn m% al r' %b %s a 6s%@as td .@ % r % G% nn F Pof a5 9Hssi# the the
sv"s%%@Ho4yy @oIo@ that it IS left to the P1223 "@ to report tran 1%asTssa%s % of the I%s
g% s%%n " @%%9o % to r% & 4 the n J" S S%@ @@@ % had %j 9 %a S9 "s Pa P% @o' E5 In S@ P' sas 5 s
s@3 H%@%c5s F%j@s%% G T a@"aM si that he had expressed himself terms too
seSTm%%@ajd i H %S f%o" %E in nr r@6 o@ % trades 1a m and ? professions MS that hat the %M bo3 8%% 9th c own g%
Eb%mT to- nmmo nn@ an nv @ FoM r y@H rG" om GS eofb u any ""0 8 or m professor tsLa be at
cause se@i@ Connection Win o% IpTT% and @" ao 6m%syQ u5 @ @afn a@ n oo We o 5a aSI here e
vaET@ WITH @es@oe Intention @ @ %%$ % maintained %%% BY f @o4 o@o9% % Lottery @% H%s
are being Sold openly in shop, stores and galleries Even His EzoMnoy the Vice Gownor could
applied adh that vase THgm tc parties shaving quneIed about the gains 1t Nigh even be
sad atU ordnance has been Tpn%ge%el BY the Authorities themselves; he mentioned an
mshmcoot this kind tth vas waeoG He would now, in the face of all this ask, is this 9
sound and good state OF tin~F Mrtt not more or Bsa affect he respect for the laws and the
Igty %he Authorities! Hell hal often with sorrow heard it said from respectable quarter.
that we haV9her very good awS, mt they are not kept up; he had always hrdh this with so much
more @ SORROW as ne many cases could note contradict it, btm thing should be said viz: that
share it; the members OF the Council as we'll as part of the public, of whom many
are too quick to run down the Authorities and tos slow to stretch. forth a helping hand
He hopM, thought that the Council anil ovemmom together with the Officials concerned will in
ftlea assist each other to get things round Finally in apdogHng6 ana tmn up 50 much
ohe Council time he would add, that might be said that the matter he had uow introduced was
ofHde oco consequences; A"h may b, but he must msnsdn that there principle Of 'g~s
involved therein.
LIST Member fm Fndenktd (Suouq had nothing to say about tho redy but would wish
that the. Draft De uihere1 Oner emTk he would makein regard to technical pGt which is
that the Danish TEXT term emphydn the Ordinance of 1855 "Lykksl" should be used
Ordinance Of1855 is abolished, it ought be dt tina. he whole Ordinance is abolished, Las it con
tm' nothing but the pOhbdOn; and he suggested another wording of the Draft in accordance
Herewith.
18th Member for hrsiansed8 Comhy District r. FareUJ: How will hbe possible to pm-
vent hes ae of lottery tickets here, fin 81 Thomas It's permitted or will it be prohibited there