, 1909-05-26

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Crownmember.
chrisaansted Town. smith Andersen Larsen.
Country District. Levy Smith Nielsen.
Frederiksteds By.
Frederlksteds Town. Coulter Levy Lachmann.
[ coun di pistriee. Koesosd. Coulter. Golden.
3rd Member for Christiausted Country
District (LeeUy had TO admit the validity
OF the ChairInau's objections III the above
named points.
The matter was closed, and the result OF
the election was laid down as aboyestRted.
3 Election Of Men TO take part with Gov
eminent in fixing the application to be
made of the Golden Wedding Day Lee
gacy Of Their Majesties the King and
Queen
4. do. of do,ot Their Royal Highuesses The
Clownprince and ~Crownprineess +;
5. do. of the Nuptial Fund of His Royal
Highuess Prince Waldemnr.
In accordance with previous practice, the
elections for these 3 purposes were made all
undor one, when ochmiegelow ana Higgins
were elected with 9 votes each.
s. Election of Members for the Commits
sion on public g, meteries.
n voting tickets were received elected
were Ir OIIlt5tlNlEttu 1I6llO NDQ tDIulih
with 8 each for Frederiksted Coulter and
Golden with resi- oetiyely 10 and s votes.
7. Election Of Members for the Commits
sion on Militia.
16 voting tickets were received elected
we're for Observation-Disclosures Leevy, for
Observation-Disclosures Koefoed.
The Chairman (Kain,erl gave q recess
on the Council re assembling, the Governor
was present, and the Chairman commitments
cd the result Of the elections Of the Officials.
The Council proceeded to the las, item on
che Order Of Day, VIZ:
8. Question OF Salary for a female Sick
Nurse in the Leper Asylum.
The Chairman (h01n1eJy referred to the
previous communication ho had made, AMI
added that the matter is not on for a Reso-
luton Of the Colonial Council, it was merely
the desire now to obtain M expression OF
the Councils stand in regard to the CUES
ton, hence there can be no vote on it.
The Governor I have only u very few
words to say The proposed pay OF 5000
Francs q year seems reasonable, 1t - the pay
received by the other headnurses, those at
Petersfatm and Frederikstods Hospital. No
thing can be s id against the proposed
400 Kr. for the voyage out, it is an expense
ia conformity with general practice. The
400 Kr. for the voyage home, which must
be considered as meaning the final voyage
hone,-cannOt be said to be Ill conformity
with general practice. but in favour of grant
ing the allotment it may be said that as far
as I know, the ladies Of the Red Cross who
serve out here are entitled to a free home
passage under the contract with the home
society. Under these circumstances and con-
sidering that the Odd Fellows seem to make
it a point, 1 recommend to make no diff
Guilty in 80 small a matter.
1st Member for Frederiksted (CouIter)
said that the Colonial Council must neces-
sarily allow the salary and the travelling ex-
penses from Denmark to St. Croix, as this is
customary as regards the guarantee of an
amount for travelling expenses from here
to Denmark, which is not customary, he
would say that in view of what His Excel
lency the Governor has stated today about
the great stress laid by the Order of Odd
Fellows on this point being conceded, he
(Coulter) could not Lave any objections, in
consideration of the munificent gift hestow-
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