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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-09-13

Portland (Ne.) Sept. 6-Portlsnd gives
Dingley tRer.) 1871 voies for Governor;
Ti.conb tDem.) ess; Williams tLil,ersi
Republican, l1S; scattering, B. Dinglcys
majority, go. Last year the vote stood
Republscaa. ASA; Democratic, ., rs; scat
tesisg. 4; giving a Republican majority.
Hixty. thrss towns heard from sive Ding
ley ls.soo, Tttcomb :. 125. and Williams 4so,
: majority Of A,sol for Dingley. IAss year
Pesham's majority was 6.o75, In the total
vote Of So, ITO Net loss. 1.7s7 This indi-
cafes majority Of at,ut II, 900 in . vote Of
shout 80 900 The returns ass s,ill too few
70 judge fairly. Keonebusk gives Dingley
90 and TiieomL 100. Lewiston gives Ding
lsy co and Tiscomb 3ol. Lewiston h The
home Of Dingley and Kennsl,ank the home
Of TitcDml gEi.9 saf1aa 1Fst.s sfi.
!. 1oH A-Ose hundred towns hoard from
give Diaslsy oosAsA Tisesmb is,slD. and
.Wiuians 90 Rspablieaa mejDdisy, $3.50
Tia sams towns lass year gave Reshsm u,
81, and Kiotall 9l.tel-R epsb,ioan nd.
AHA The towns sos heard ssoa gave lasl
rysss Resham So,ooo asd Kim,all Sl.3oo.
The Republicans 49, ysas esr1tsd Ksox
eessty - u 1ns tins. This yssr ~ =.
t0fne indicate thas he Denoersas havs CT.
sie6 h. The Republicans hass probably
carried ~ oahse 6fsssn eoassieA ihosga
passieay cse a. 0ose my y lussos' aecussl
of ths lsdeSssdess ticket. TIE Dsnocssaa
0ny oangW - ~ gatssaaiosial We.
Ths RsPablieans havs slseas5 iheae Rspss.
taalva 0bwssth b sspnssed - givssa
T1sssob ~ 0sjpsiay, bss sAb seus %.
nhsag, - ~ year Il aaso Psshes. - and
4l0ba0 ~ kaek u ialessse b ehs &c
e1oa olAAes - retsrns mseesa.
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Notes 6eo1 ~ ososGia4,

From the Bismarck Tribune, August u.
Duluth, Aug. 26.-Gen Rosaer left Du-
luth for Bismarck this morning. He will
arrive tomorrow 10 day..
The buildings being erected by the North.
esn Pacific At this point are fast approsch>
ing completion. The turn table at the round
house will be ready for use 10 DAY or two.
A party of ton persons left Bismarck on
Monday morning for . prospecting tour on
the limo of the Northern Pscihc West.
They will prospect for gold and other min.
erals which undoubtedly exist In the noun.
tain region to which they are going.
About twenty five hundred tons Of hay
will be put up In the meadows hereabouts,
1900 tons Of which 50 to Fl. A. Lincoln.
We learn from reliable soarces that Ros-
Ger, who win arrive on to.night's train, will
establish . camp on the Big Heart River 70.
morrow, Thursday, and take immediate
steps to put his engineer corps At permanent
survey work on the line West Of the Mis-.
souri.
The report OF last week regarding the
extension Of Northern Pacific West Of the
Missouri river this season Il being rapidly
confirmed. Permanent surveys are ordered
TO be made At once. Gen. T. L. Rosscr will
repair 70 the work - soou . possible. A
requisition hes been made on Gen. Carlin,
commaudsnt at Fort A. Lincoln, for troops
% an escort for the engineering corps.
General Manager Meade - In New York
conferring with the board of directors and
maturing plans for the speedy resumption
Of grading. which will be commenced im-
mediately after the 10Th of next month.
The engineer corps left st. Paul on Monday
for Bismarck. and will determine the cross,
ing Of the river at once aud set the stakes
for grading on the northern banks Of the
Missouri river.
The following item will prove interesting
to the many acquaints noes Of Doc Tippee,
formerly of the Bitter Root Valley:
One N. H. Dimick. who by bis smooth
address and oilsl tongue won the confidence
of doc" Tippec. secured . business part.
nership with him. and for several months
added all bic energy and business capacity
70 build up and iuc,eass their bssiness.
How well he succeeded, aided BY Nj. Tip
pee, 10 discovered In the denouenlsnI Dim
lex Travelled 10 the East one morning. With
him went i've thousand dollars belonging
10 the 6rm. The man has not and will not
return. The money hes vanished forever.
more. Tppee was left behind 70 pay the
Indebtedness Of the concern and to chew tho
bitter pill Of disappointed confidence. while
h,s villain friend win rest In other clImes
with the stolen funds. s's"A'- F.
g. A.. Hendncks II about 10 build hotel
10 Bismarck 50173 feet, two and half sso-
sies high. 10 cost 5000 -. :
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rAp11 or TAxADLn PROPERTY.

Showing the kind and amount of Taxable
Property in the Middle No. y District,
Deer Lodge county, N. r., In the assess
snnot ~ a0eN.
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From IT, .Tsesas TstAsaa Arg IL
The railroad forces sss gradually drawing
nearer TO TacomA a foscs Of forty men
% canpsd q 0alliAes's min, end 80 clcar.
he The ruad down d ~ psejscssd wharf
Tbs graders - BOW abo1t eight mills u,
and wsss movine thsir camps ciossf yestsr
day. - '..
AsotAee bstcA q Chiaanss havs bsen
lAndsd u, TsoosA end apressasly hays ses-
tia devn 70 stsy. s@st 81
Ths Railssa1l Osapaay ~ osiag y sssas
he einsass Of TscanA b soyal bsa9ss IN
SATURDAY ssxt They havs I'D svssy ire,
. We 90 infoensd. CO.. dows - . tsscs q
lAnA slghty acso IN sxissl aad ssxt 0aise.
DAY, whsa lhises win - . lissls noes dry
ssd is1anahle, Tie sstlss tssce win - pae
u . blAsa .1hs s'sasss dieaslcs- yin =
lsse pss = aarksf. - ~ ~ = veil
sdapAsd - baaiesss - Esss6sasspsapasss.
Too vssks - Tsosas Asaas hsss : -.
~ lska'ssvsas ~ - ~ -. iase,
asaisa. - ~ oassa vssk - 49, -
G0Q1seD1 oDy6s1ss' II sscss II tssgs4ks
i. 1aspsuslD - - 1plpal' 49,
wuanns tlsSesn. - IuannAuo = 81
- - e ts2a g ~ - .ssisI .slas.a
ss.;iaui '.E..ss- sAaUAsaT tsz ~ IN
1.eagh g - sallDq0 asun-o1ls -
aG1o ~ sv - diaDse - 1ogsiao.
0uwUwonGoo0 aDe0w enol0e 49,.
- 80 1870 = u. IL - =
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St. Louis, September "a dispatch from
Granville, Illinois, Gays the cholers in true
Asia,ic type 10 raging fssrfaliy. Twenty.
three persons died In twelve hours. among
the principal ones the bridge builder Of the
Soutbeasteru Rood, and three of bis children.
Five persons died In one family 10 three hours.
The patients within few minutes after the
attack turn black. Medical aii has been
sent for from the surrounding towns. The
people are rapidly leaving the place. and
tboss remaining ars using disinfectan,s
freely and burning tar IN the Streets Il 10
said that no local cause exists for the disease.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-06
A LOHG-wINDED INQUEST.

Coroner Kessler held an inquest yesterday
touching the death OF Abraham Moritz aged three
years and six months, who died from injuries re-
ceived in being run over by East Broadway and
Battery car No. "a. near his home, at No. ~ East
Broadway, at about three O'Clock on the afternoon
Of June Is The proceedings were unnecessarily
long, and involved q determined attempt 10 prove
cupable negligence on the part OF the driver John
Sharkey, who, IL was alleged, was talking to a
passenger at the time OF the accident mass Of
conflicting testimony, much OF which was irrele-
want and extraneous, was adduced 1t appeared,
however, from the burden OF reliable evidence,
that the child was playing In the street and THAI
the driver made every effort to stop the car upon
discovering the danger. Four OF the Jurors Gen.
sured the driver, however, wnile two, declining TO
Join In this verdict, found that the casualty was
purely accidental. The driver was committed, In
default Of $500 bstl To- await the action OF TIE
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A Rigid Inspection To BE Made by the
Supervising Inspector General-Li-
censcs OF Incompetent and Incorporate
Steamboat Engineers To BE Revoked.
The expected arrival IN this city OF General d. ID.
smith, the supervising Inspector General OF
steamboats,, Is creating the most intense interest
among steamboat owners and engineers resident
In New York. General Smith has left Washington,
and Is at present in Philadelphia and in few days
win be In this CITY, IL is his Intention 1t Is under
stood, to make rigid inspection OF all the local
boards OF inspection In the Eastern States, and
also to make series of inspection of boilers boiler
iron, &c. later in the season. after the preliminary
inspections, which he proposes to make immedi-
diately. The preliminary tour will ex-
tend as far as the Ohio River it is be-
lieved. and will embrace Pittsburg ana
other large iron towns. HERALD reporter
visited the enices Of Mr.. Matthews and MIR.
Loew, who are connected with the Steamboat
and Boiler Inspection Bureau, at No. 23k Pine
street, ana was informed that General Smith would
be In town probably on Monday or Tuesday next.
preliminary experiments will be made at Sandy
Hook on Thursday or Friday next. in the presence
OF the committee, OF which Charles w. Copeland. OF
"a broadway lengneer), and Mr.. Meushaw OF Bal
umore, are the members for the eastern section,
together with Inspector Loew of this city. BY this
inspection 1t Is calculated that all I'M
skilled and Incorporate persons who now
valuable lives every day will be deprived OF
their irresponsible power to make their monthly
human sacrinces. All candidates for positions as
engineers Will have 70 pass most careful exami-
nation before receiving his certificate. owners OF
steam boats VIII also lind 1t very difficult to run
boats In our rivers and our harbOrs with rotten
iron boilers. as the owner will have to show a
sound boiler before he get certificate for his
boat. The law passed by Congress, with its powers
and penalties, win be rigidly enforced against all
offenders, and incompetent persons VIII have
their licenses taken away and revoked. General
n In
who will furnish him with information in regard
to the condition Of boats in the rivers and harbors
OF this city. Altogether, lively time Tor steam
boat owners and steamboat engineers may be an
tiCipatcd,
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDoN, July 5-6 p M
Consos for money, 92h for the account s2A American
securities unchanged
PARIS BoURsK.-PARIs, July 6-P M.-Rentes 56f. Sc
LlyERPooL CorIoN MARkEr.-LrvERrooI, July 30 p.
lands, SD. middlng Orleans, 9kd. The sales OF the
day have been 10000 bales including 1000 speculation
and export OF the sales 5000 bales American. Cot
ton to arrive dull sales of cotton shipped from Savannah
Charleston, deliverable September and October,
u I'D rom the same ports not below low middlngs
Orleans deliverable September at SD Sales of the
shipped from Savannah or Charleston this month.
were made yesterday at 7l6d.
LiyEHrooL PnovIsloSs MAan.1.LrnEsool, July SO
cw for the best grades of American fine Lard 38s Sd.
cwt Bacon, 39s Cd. cwt for short rib middeA
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEf.-LIvKRrooL July SO p.
M;-spirits Petroleun loo. per gallon.
pa LSNpoH rRopuon A I.sa July 20 MI
f33 lis Q 9A per ton. Common roan Is Cd. per cwt
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, July g. 1873.
The small amount Of desirable domestic wool cid in
this market limits TRANSACTIONS with better
sortment select the would be much larger
All good lots of California wool sold received
are rather short Of wool az the
time Pulled wool Is In light supply and although
fleece has arrived still the stock here Is small
for very extensive business; but the market will
Ohio MICHIGAN, Indiana and New Hsmpshirs teeces
tucky combing 42c 45c tub, Sc Sc secured, Sc
6s<c. Washed s2hc. 35kc- superflne and extra
pulled 35c. Sc Spring California, 2Sc SIC. The
in consequence Of regent purchases at the West
ers and the prospect of immediate Improvement in
prices Is not encouraging.
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ioeaA'. $l olzso4o
"A tax OF four mills upon the dollar is levied upon
the real and personal property OF the state to pay
interest upon and form q sinking fund for the re-
demption Of the bonds OF 1879 and this tax can be
applied to no other purpose. The valuation OF the
taxable property being $50, OO0o 900, there will be
levied tax OF $4,000 for this purpose Allow
ing very literally for delinquency this Will pay the
interest and form q sinking fund OF at least two
per cent upon the principal OF the bonds. The
Comptroller Is directed by the law OF 1871 to ap-
portion annually such an amount among the
several counties as will pay the interest and one
per cent OF the principal OF the bonds OF 1871.
One hundred and thirty-tw0 thousand dollars OF
the bonds mentioned '0ther outstanding
bonds" are held by the Indian Trust fund in
Washington, anu it is expected that the claims OF
the State OF Florida against the United States for
expenses incurred bv the State during The Indian
war will be sufficient to extinguish this amount.
In 1870 the State loaned its credit to the Jackson
ville Pensacola and Mobile Railroad Company by
the issue OF bonds to the amount Of 81 900, TAX
ing first mortgage for similar amount upon the
road as security, OF which amount about 00o 900
have been sold. No luther bonds In aid or railroads
are outstanding, and no more will be issued, the
entitled can act relating to the Indebtedness Of
the State" prohibits the further issuance OF bonds
for any purpose whatever.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


HARMoN-DE vERGNE.-On Tuesday, July 1, by
the Rev. Charles Graham, JOHN w. HARMON, OF
Chicago, ILL.,, to Mrs. KATHLEEN DE VERGNE, daugh-
ter OF Thaddeus Poncher ESQ.,, Of New York city.
No cards.
LITTLE-SLEIdHT-OnW Wednesday, July 2, 1878,
by the Rev. DR.. S. G. Appleton, RINALpo s. LITTLE
to ELLA NORA, only daughter of John L. Sleight,
both OF this city.
william Gilkes, ID. d., at Strong place Baptist
church. Brooklyn, Rev. EDWARD LOVE OF London,
England, to Miss ALICE BLANCHE BOsToCK, OF
Brooklyn, eldest daughter OfW. L. Bostock, Esq.
VlEL-THIERY.-On Thursday, July 8, In St.
Mary's church, at Clifton. Staten Island, during
CHARLES NJ VEL, OF New York, to EUGENE THTERY',
sister OF A. Thiery, Esq
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, July T. 1873.
sugar-No IL Dutch standard. lOa4 II reals per ar
robe.
Exchange-Prime bankers bills firm. On United
States, sixty days currency. Is per cent premium
short sight, rs q per cent premium sixty days in gold
~ 46 cent premium; short sight, IS per cent
premium; on Paris, 80 per cent premium.
Freighfs-Per box of sugar, loading at Havana for
United states, 81 80 81 75 hogshead Of sugar do
81 l2h 81 % per aogshead Of sugar from ports on the
north United States 81 IS 81 So per
mossses, loading at Havana for United States 81 rs
a
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DACIFIC RAILROAD pF MISSOURI.
ORIENTAL SAVINGS BANK,

ORIENTAL SAVINGS BANK,
430 Grand street
Interest the rate Of six cent per annum, This
day due all sums OF - or more which have been on
deposit enc or more months next preceding July l.
Amounts of Interest will be ready fer payment any time
after the 2lst inst, and not Withdrawn, will be credited
= individual accounts tne same Is deposits OF this date
WIN. P. BUcKNAsTKR rxesident
Juhx 4 163
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DOR sALE-THE SHIP CHANDLERY AND SHIP
Store Business OF the late Geo M kiots at foot Of
business upwards of fifty standing and In
prosperous condition Apply on the premises to w. -
KNOTS, Executor.
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FINANCIAL.

AT REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIPE AND
IA ENDOWMENT Insurance Policies Mortgages and other
Securities Insurance of all kinds effected with
panies. j. j. HABRICH 4 CO., III Broadway.
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DARTNER WANTED-WITH $l,00l IN DASH
j manufacturing business; will pay 5000 per annuI.
Address with real name stating whore interview
be Ind. PEkSEN EkANCE, Herald Office
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OFFICE EMPIRE CITY FIRE INSURANCE CON.
" PANY.
NYw YORK. July I, 1873.
FORTY-THIRD DTvIDEND.-rhe Directors have this
day declared O semiannual Dividend of five per cent
payable demand. LIN DLEY MURRAY. JR,
Secretary.
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RILLIARD ROOM FOR SALE OR TO RENT-M
ID Brooklyn; newly fitted up wcll-payng Owner has
other business on hand Address BILLIARDS. box iT
Herald Office
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GAZE. PROFITABLE MISREPRESENTATION
tensons works perfectly with any thread silk tho
finest coarsest fabric and is positively self regulating,
see ID operating. SO John street q. STACKPOLB.
, 1873-02-05
Publication.

VT is hereby made known that the lists
A showing the measurements effected by
the Town-Surveyor in consequence of
changes which have taken place in the
year 1872 with certain buildings in the
Towns of Christiansted and Frederiksted,
is open for inspection in Christiansted at
the Royal Treasurer's Office, and in Ere
deriksted at the Police-OAice. Pursuant
to Ordinance of goth November 1854, all
parties concerned are requested to for
ward to the Government of st. Crofx
within 3 Months from date, their eventual
objections against the said measurements T..
Tax-Commission for St. Croix the 4th
February 1878.
R. PETERSEN. c. R. MAGENS.
PETER LEMMING.
, 1873-02-05

1--
TaQHE list of those qualified to vote for
A members Of the Colonial Council is
exhibited for inspection at the Courthouse
from the 18th to the 28th instant from 9
o'clock q. m. to 3 o'clock p. M. Who
ever has any objection to make against
the said list is hereby in accordance with
the Colonial law dated 9th November
1868, requested to state such objection in
writing to the Chairman of the electoral
board with the reasons on which such OBJ
lection or objections are based, within 3
days after the last mentioned date
The Electoral Board for the Country
District of the Jurisdiction of of Frederik-
sted, 9Th February 1878.
G. SARAUW.
Chairman,
, 1873-02-05
r.
no. M.

IRA lste Februar 1878 er Pastor
J. Gardin fratraadt den ham hid
til betroede Post son Inspector for
Landskolerne paa st. Croix, og sam
tidigen dermed har den of Gouverne-
mentet for de dansk yestindiske Der
i HenhoId til Anordning af 3dic Au-
gust 1872 ansatte Inspector for
Skoley@senetpaa st. Croix Hr. J. T.
Quin Overtaget samme.
Ligeledes har Inspector Quin fra
samme It'd oyertaget LedeIsen af
Byskolev8senet paa st. CrOix.
, 1873-02-05
Bekjendtgjo relse..

IA EFT bekjendtg6res herved, at Forteg-
N n%elserne over de at Stadsconducteuren
i Anledning at foregaaede ~Bygningsforan-
dringeri Byerne Christiansted og Frede-
riksted i sidstafvigte Skatteaar foretagne
Maalinger, henligge til Eftersyn i C6ri-
stiansted i Diet Kongelige Kasserer-Con-
toir, og i Frederiksted paa P-olitikammeret
sammesteds, og .opfordres, i HenhoId til
Anordningen at code November 1854, de
Vedkommende til at fremkomme med
deres mulige Ankle over Maalingen til
, 1873-02-05

ri. 8. slet Formiddag til ri 8 slet Efter
midday. Enhver der bar Indsigelser at
tremf6re imod Valglisten opfordes, i Hen
hold til ColonialIov af 27de November
1868 ) 25, senest 8 Dage efter Udl6bet af
den ovennevnte It'd, til Valgbestyrelsens
Formand skriftligen at .indgive saadan
IndsigeIse med Opgivelse af de Grunde,
hvorpaa samme st6ttes.
VaIgbestyrelsen for Frederiksteds Juris-
dictions Landdistricts Valgkreds, den ste
Februar 1878.
G. SARAUW,
Formand.
, 1873-02-05
Translation
Janus August Garde,

Governor Of the Danish Westndia Islands, knight of Dan
nebrog and Danne6rogsmand,
WAKE KNOWN: Whereas it is considered advisable
AA that the SchooEInspector for the Island of st. Croix,
appointed by the Government of the Danish Westindia
Islands in virtue of the Ordinance of 3d August n2th
September) 1872, should, without further DELAY and pre-
vous to the contemplated changes in the organisation of
the Country-Schools in st. Croix coming into effect, as
sumo the tuIl discharge of the duties of his Office 10 the ex-
tent aScrlbed the same, more especially as far as the Coun-
try Schools are concerned, and whereas it has to that end
been considered necessary that the supervision with the in
structlon IN the aforesaid Schools, which by s 16 and
70, cir. y 81, OF the Ordinance of 9th September 1853
for the regulation of the Country Schools In the Danish
Westindia Islands, is committed to the Administration of
the AoTavIan Brethren and to the Inspector appointed by
the same, should be recalled, l do hereby, in virtue of
4 OF the Colonial Law, Professionally enact and ordain as
follows
IS 16 and 26 CTR. s 81, of the Ordinance of 9th
September 1888 for the regulation Of the Country Schools
IN the Danish Westiala Islands, are hereby repealed from
the LIST OF February 1878 as far as regards he enactments
therein whereby the Superintendence with the instruction
IN the Country Schools OF st. CrOiX is committed to the
Administration OF the Moravian Brethren and to the In
spector appointed by the same.
Until the organisation Of the Country Schools has
been HI,i by a new Ordinance, the position of the afore-
SAID Scnoo-lnspector in reference to the Country Schools
OF st. CrOIX and their direction, CTR. the Ordinance of 9Th
September 1858 Chap. VII, shall be the same as that of the
former Inspector appointed by the Morayian Brethren.
The Government of the Danish Westindia Islands.
p. t. st. Croix the 9th January 1878.
UNDER MY HAND AND THE SEAL OF GOVERNMENT.
AUG. GARDE.
IL. s.
PROVISIONAL ORDINANCE
for the Island of st Croix modifying
the Ordinance Of 9th September 1853
for the CIRCULATION ofthe Country-SchooIs
IN the Danish Westindia Islands, as far
as ST. C{rOiY IL COOcnynnd
, 1873-02-05

Gouvernementet for St. Croix linden 8
Maaneder fra Dato.
Skattecommissionen for St. Croix den
4de Februar 1878
R. PETERSEN. G. r.. MAGENS.
PETER LEMMING.
, 1873-02-05
Acknowledgements

listen over Valgberettigede til Co.
M lonialraadet er henlagt til Eftersyn
paa dette Steds Thinghuus fra lode til
29de DENIES begge Dage indbefattede fra
, 1873-02-05
Janus August Garde,

GOuUernew for de d0nsk restindiskc Der, Bidder at Dame
6r0g Qg DannebrOgSmand,
GIJOR VITTERLIGT: Da Diet er anseet for hensigts-
"a m8sslgt, at den / HenhOld til Anordningen at 3die
August Q2te September f. A. af Gouvernementet for de
dansk vestlndiske Ger ansatte Inspector for SkoIevpsenet
paa st. CrolX uden Yderligere Uphold og navnlig forinden
den paatenkte F%orandring Landskolev@senet Indret-
ming paa st. Crox kan bive endelig ivarksat, tiltrRdeE
Bestyrelsen at sit Embede Diet hele samme tillagte Om-
fang og da navnlig OgSaa for LandSkolevesenets Vedkom-
mende, og Diet til den Ende er anseet ~forn0dent, at den /
y Is og 26 jr. : "a at A~nordning of Ste September 1858
angaaende Reglement for LandskOIerne pa de dansk vest
indiske Ger Br6dremenighedens Overbestyrelse og den af
samme ansatte Inspector o%verdragne Ledelse at Under
vllsnlngsveSenet / LandskOlerne pa st. Croix opheves,
oliver herved, Kraft at den mig we'd ColonialiOyens s 4
o%verdragne M~yndighed, t~orel0bigen fastsat og anordnet
som f0lger:
IS Is og26 jf. : 81 Anordning at Cite September 1853
angaaende R%eglement for LandskOleyne pa de dansk vest
lndl>ke Ger, forsaavidt angaaer de samme indeholdte Be-
stemmelSer, hvOryed Ledesen at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !
Landskolcrna paa st. CroiX err henlagt under Br0dremenic-
hedens OverbeStyrelse og en- at denne ansat ~Inspecteur,
opheVes herved fra lSte Februar 1878 at regne.
IndtlI LandskoIernes lndretning paa St. CrOiX er fast
sat we'd en- ny Anordning, oliver den af Gouvernementet
ansatte SkOleinspecteurs Forhold til de n@vnte SkoIer og
DISCS Bestyrese cr. Anordning 6te September 1858 Cap.
VII Diet samme som den t%idigera. af Br6dremenigheden
ansatte Inspectors.
Gouyernementet for de dansk v~estindiske Der,
p t. St. Croix den eide Januar 1878.
UNDER MIN HAND OG G~OUVERNEMENTETS SEGL,
AUG. GARDE.
IL. 81
F~ORELOBIG ANORDNING
for Den st. Croix indeholdende Foran-
dring Anordning af Ste September
1858 angaaende RegIement for Land
skOlerne paa de dansk v~estindiske Der
for Den ST. CroX VedkOmmende.