, 1874-04-18
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Of the Colonial Council for st. Croix.

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these remarks the Ordinance" to be altered to "The Ordinance ETC."
MONDAY the 18th April 1874 the Colonial oouno16 held an Extraordinary Meeting
inability to attend owing to ndSpoadon; End Gsmbor for c6dsdanssds Country DISTRICT (oooIer S
ana The The n@ "n@a }ae ( A%% Meeting we're read.
The o1avmas notified that he had received a communication from 2nd omwmembss pnnOD
day and did not sPsa TO- to o return " before T term oi nedonsi in 81 oft5e Colonial Law The Pre-
Member and had no remarks to make Hneoj SO that Ho Member objects the Chairman would
The c4oama" further nofei that he had received a communication from the Presidency
nanoHon the Additional Grant adj p@d by the Council on the 2md December last Year for an
amount of$600o @rPepaatoy Investigations concerning the Establishment of Central Sugar
eou T9 Pf%@ % stated d in inc connection @dS with mt this subject 3%5 that he had had been been i dreG@d by the ne G 1%
8%% nn %s np I he o " s%I 14e ofda PROPOSE %%% tt m ng 0 ~m% " n4%s f % ae "a U1 %@" 1%n 5t
thee %nd 1 will easily see the pnpiey %thsm measure -,4 ,,a3A 4n :, a.
discussions on the matter alluded to- will coe on after the Order Of the Day has been
the former 2d omvnmembr (AnIon having been Vice Chairman the Council proceeded
The result of the voting was that of3 tickets handed 1 smmw received 10 votes and was
Te Council proceeded the Order Of the Day: t. uuv am :. .n 49,,
to a z March 1875 with Money Bills aPsnanns thereto; ,
apology as the work wasnO belonging under the 0ondL-n the way in which the Budget and
a% which on no % h% e@%% h o S %%ss? s%s @ &"S tg% to- "d 4 %6 a%s the "P papers. . It It would nc
G% %' the %6 oo on%l' b %3 f%s s1 bSo 5aon Of a P vy 'n %S% n manner inner fa a5 hs had a @% 5
8 n% be ~" o 4a%e r % night 9% presents %soaop nos % %y to- oS @s na % op 6sro I the o %oI printed l. and for % that
p"P iS Ml%mSE%or % for T F~ddedts St d@ s n%sT ~ond T b % % o%y that GT bs had had mot %f been able to read
which they are printed The TYPOGRAPHY has always been bad but it is now worse than eyer
otho Printing Establishment here; md t might have been that the charges at the inn were
high; btho felt sure the work would be dnec cheaper nv. Many oho matters appearing in the
S o@hhe e 9% and m% %e m nDo2e a@ @ the @ p me adn % o taf d I Pd %9@"o o% GGS dG& "r4 the S necessary necessary
nano %9 Of S o% %4 %% the s m%% be 8 8a4 s%I i'm a% Ns% J1e u as than % 4 nt f%c % % e 4S Proceed
mnj The d1 Ps4 dent Tsn mott nq%n h to reply ssPy tot t6 n remarks Which had had come H4 m nH% %a oi 5e
h t&%%n o 1g %s h 1d been a9f Saf%, and only 9ls recently G hs |5 { ym been rnn r9P3''1 Ha 1t IoHd
list Mm5g for Fephltsd Sa~n1 would further state that between the Council and the
in printing work" Another thing is this d%fh English and Danish copies should be furnished
%@% and nn not bound H%%da togehs1 which makes h the re Rd9gb and a HANGING nmsb OF d oeI P %t o @10t tbo
The principal items dho Budget are @6now.
3 ~""s ron Indirect Taxation ra%%% 1915.