, 1889-06-29

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copies of the approved Addition to the
Sanitary Regulations for the Country Dis.
trlct OF st. CrOix, copies will be found on
the Members places; 3, dated 10Th May
a. C. Nc. TIC, stating that School Inspector
Bache had from the end of May been
dismissed in accordance with the arrange
ment that had been made at the time of his
appointment in 1884, and the Government
had from 18th May given Sub Schoolin-
spector Mr.. John I. Quin a deputy appoint
ment as School inspector ia st. Croix
and also to act as Director of Schools
in st. Thomas, but with the obliga.
ton to reside iD st. Croix, his salary
as School Inspector in st. CrOix is $1,000
p. a. besides $500 travelling expenses; 4,
dated LIST June, No. 847, containing state.
ment Of the altered rates of pay for
kilograms by the zines of the West Indian
& Panama Telegraph Company Line; 9Th,
dated 8th June 1888, No. 888, requesting the
Colonial Council to appoint Members of the
Sanitary Board for Christiansted and Ere.
deriksted instead of Paludan-Mtiller and
W. b. Woods, which election is on the
Order Of Day; 6, A letter dated 10Th
April a. C. from MeSsrS. MelchiOr and
Fechtenburg in which they thank the Ooun-
Gil for the Councils expressions of thanks
for their efforts in promoting the exhibi-
ton OF articles from this Island in the In.
dustrial Exhibition III Copenhagen 1888;
Z Letter, 18th June 1889 from 4th Grown
MEMBER (Maxen), End Crown Member Palu.
dan-Muller) rendering their resignation on
account OF departure from the Island, and
from 3rd Member for ChriStiansted's Coun-
try District (Leevy) reSigning inIaccordance
with S 81 of the Colonial Law; which are ON
the Order OF Day; s, Letter from Govern
ment dated Goth June, No. 954, according
to which His Majesty had on the Oath May
sanctioned the Additional Grant for $110
sub Item F. of the Budget for 1888.89,
adopted by the Council on the 4th March
last.
The Council then proceeded:to the election
OF a Vice Chairman elected was 4th Mem
Der for Christiansted's Country District
(RaphGeI) with 10 of II votes.
AS Secretary, End Member for Christian
sted (Lemming). The first election showed
6 votes for Lemming, 5 for Stakemann, /
for Quin anew free election gave 6 votes
for each, and as the tied election gave the
same result, age decided the election,
and Lemming being the elder of the two
was elected.
3. Election of Members of the several
Communal Commissions.
ChristianStedS Hospital Commission.
Creagh with Z votes.
Frederlksted's Commission:
Iwersen with 9 votes
Christiansted's Quarantine Commission
Stakemann with Z votes. /.
FrederikSteds Quarantine Commission
Brown with 10 votes
Christiansted's Poor Commission, after re-
elections, Hagemann with Z votes.
Frederiksted's Poor Commission:
Nc Donald with s votes.
Prison Commission: Lunny with Z votes.
Committee to examine Colonial TTeasury's
Cash Stakemann with IL, Creagh with
s votes.
Board of Election for C~hristiansted's Couu-
try District (Paludan-Mi lille who resigned
his seat: Creagh with Z votes.
Members of the Board of Health, Chris.
t~iansted, after reflections: Creagh with
votes.
Frederiksted: Russell with 8 votes.
4. End Discussion on the Draft of Budget
for 1889.9O with Money Bills, apper.
tanning thereto and Rectifcations with
Amendments.
No Committee Report had been rendered.
(T0 be Continued