, 1873-07-02

IIS P"1 " GN '"' OO 0U00VuOH DV express OUNHUH Lou Sn
with Which he VAST Intimately acquainted H%Sa Ill % owners %% of %s in in STRAND %S st "@I had pem nj %ot ~ to erect
pn I@ wiI EP@i tI No (h no. % en 9'N sm ne + 1ms God m be 94 g to sa ym T% re. % r 4o|oy "5 many
further Hno shoa has been donon the matte; and there the properties stand Without giving
at 4s 9 Hs% %m for n T a@j sn6 County E. Ds% % T. Ee22%z! called attention to the condition
o" fPsI Psa1aH Ts soI g% Ie s@ oo1i5. aT H o% @ @5 @ 1Hd S all e s4g geT Z" %5. know to a. 0.aHo.
s~ when 5s%sd@s 5a @s%a %3' and M } Fit %o5 %I not suit suit #T5 @a 'S Sb 1Sg sd 10 of oo 10 @s at PI TeaS
" S a5 Member r % r %S "5 5G Go%4. District uaunuj could mot see why all the said Sea.
lots St re not .a@9! so that purchasers could %t them g1b2a fear Of afterwards having to noce
could doa6Is@y bdg in handsome Tmo sum
are 1S @% @s :2 S@ " %"a%n: sa as %.99s :9 5: s @t 5 &s@s a 59 os 9o 81 S ss' 3% Ss' da v s
l@ Member for Fede5aed lS~~) said that map had been drawn showing line @o
Department. Ha5%evsh that bo would be many . buy those Io%T put to sde and fnt mis-
The PrMot would examine the matter nb general turn. and then perhaps the p@ent ap
I9s @e4mn said he condition or reservation is necessary for the Public and no moon
T6@ Permission lad ""j%s @%@G have Been %4%j to be removed 9 "H He would %% 0S ' o%@
o%" a n s % 5 %s %s %" thu %1 c %@ 3psa aao st tn " %a I 1& IF ca all b %2 %' & had P 54 59@2s' o gnsn
Tho President would only ada 6t The s"mo conditions is always made in s Thomas when
tor N %H gns IEn. 2a@ IG aWa4E T@ @4ag ms me Sea@s u"s a.
having permission !" erect Sheds ado ae265"a@s soa5o@s% a55@@ The am condition,
The P"mdotr replied the sfrqttea
ted a 4@8 %S s 1o s ~ 25 59 T% %@s 4s S@o 8@s :5 Csc a$ 5s a'@ to sa s 5s o 58 as ' ssafSs
try y s6 a@2 .S Rc J. c. as "@''' Ordinance concerning Pension for '' '"'" inspect" " the ''''
The Draft With Motives reads " follows.
Of Ordinance concerning ,"~" for S@ &@%2 J A2&% sy2 IF the Country 'a~" " So o"~
I'll. 1 as 918i ' ISIS q 58s 99 2S a "@%o a' s sss of of II" % 2 %% 3g Ss9&" 4, a S@ Q% % st ; S4 fro"
be r% @ns Seo %1 sg %"59 "%d in ) 55s e. %a u p @ %o Pension 4" {" 'A December" 1868 shall
Tue Motives % the abqs Draft are /" follows.
pom u" s%1S Gu %s 18Th q a 8@ o%%o .@ %% 2 was ooa ss3a@e"1 the c" a@ ao 5a August 9f % ia yS5 f S5
t % iya %%&. @S a@5%#e5 5s %o a@S G2"ty a S5o5 aep y3 Bd S5 @%Rs %ys6 89 f9G gad%
is t %s %5 % to the Ge do*Pso Tra a2Po4bd d. BY t the GoTg Rn%oo Mr. ma Q gbat the e., yearly year a contributing
% mo%S5s %V rs as" S "%@e t @ei y the form @% @I hsPog @%" %%i anu "'" " me '"'o"'0"
By that arrangement Mr. Gadn lost ehomnow which, together with free dwelling in the
M0Nan Epurns Buildings at FnndenHha, formed the mean of his support. HI has during
a term of 32 ears dscharqdh the dWNsi incumbent on him as SchoolInSp@O with zeal and con-
scnnnune@3 and although he has no legal claim to pension, it would no doubt be very MUS, if
be were nov in his advanced age mdi his very impaired state OH ah wNoh prevents i'm from
seeking resort in the Institution provided by the Noavbn Brethren in Europe to have th resign
the office he hash eel filling fr 50 many years. wihouo obtaining some support from the Numdpai
%Sa@@n%%n @% to i1T & @Sd nS s% 1sHHena a Ssa s vt 6% %a% n9 s5 5r@ oT " o &o ct M % e3mT BSS Sr 9H in
reqHa fhe dShten@ed pomptn&s with which they Sc year ago a@eded to the government
wish to eHalNh ch0oSh ere for the instruction and education ott portion of tho population,
whose Industrial training Mdg good behaviour form the first condition 6rt prosperity the Island
From these consideration the Government considers it just and right ttM Mr. Garfn should
be allowed apmson for fsre mammgt term fife In fixing the amount the Government has fol-
lowed the analogy of s. UHe Pension Law of 4h December 1863 and fixed the pension accord
mgy to of the amount which he has annually been in receipt of as School Inspector or
$5I2yea1y
According to 7f Rules of Business the matter was discussed within closed doors
After several MembeSh d commented on the Draft, the Chairman cOed the t Dis
custom
terGltf heWo in the ordinary manner was doubtful, the Chairman caused the roll be
called, md the proposal w&Sr rejected by 9 a9anst6 votes
2d COwmembal AnHml remarked THAT the Charmmn8n name had mot been called and en-
CURED thee cause
The Chairman replied that he die not consider the Chairman of the Council entitled to vote
except when called on to decide tie votes. The question may bec miduedd doubtful but he had
already as NanbuIA thee opinion tatU the Chairman should not vote except to decide a tie of
votes, he had since Chairman aded in accordance Herewith and would continue TO doso
End CrOwnmembr [AnM@I thought the question one of great interest to the Council, and as