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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-18
NOTICE TO WATER USERS.

State Engineers office, Salt Lake
City. Utah. June IA, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that the
Davis and Weber Counties Canal
Company, by It's president, E. p Eli,
son. whose postoffice address is Og-
den. Utah, has made application in
accordance with the requirements Of
the Compiled Laws of Utah 1907, as
amended by the Session Laws OF
Utah. 1909, TO appropriate two hun
dred fifteen (215) cublc-feet per sec
ond of water from Weber river. Davis
County, Utah. Said water will be d.
verted at point which bears north
IL degrees 90 minutes east 2,410 feet
from the southwest corner OF Sec
ton 80. Township north, Range ]
east Salt Lake base and meridian.
from where 1t Will be conveyed by
means OF a canal for distance oil
19,949 feet and there used during
the period from April 10 Noyem-
ber ]. inclusive, OF each year. 10 irr,-
gate $1,000 acres OF land embraced In
Sections %. 26. 81. 3S, "a. 35 and &c,
Township 6 north Range west,
Sections l, 2, 3. 4, 9, 10. IL, 13 Ii.
10. 16, II, 20, 21. %, 90, &c. 27, rs,
%. 80, SO, 81 and 90, Township 5
north. Range . west, Sections 6, Z, S.
16, II, IS. 10. 20. 2l, 2S. %. 80. 81.
80 and 33. Township 4 north, Range
l west: Sections l to %, inclusive.
81. 50 and 36. Township north.
Range west; Sections 3, 4, 8, g. ..
10 and II. Township north. Range
| west. Salt Lake base and meridian.
This application is designated in the
State Engineers Office as No. 2722
All protests against the granting OF
said application, stating the reasons
therefor, must be made oy affidavit
In duplicate and filed In this office
within thirty (S0) days after the COM
pletion OF the publication of this nc
tice.
CALEB TANNER,
State Engineer.
Date Of first publication. June 90.
1910: date of completion OF pubiica.
ton. July %. 1910.
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LADIES OF THE MACCABEEs.
silver Hive No. l, l. . T NJ, meets
every End and Ith Tuesday afternoon
at ESQ o'clock. In l. o. o. F.. Hall.
2416 Washington avenue Visiting
members are cordially invited to at.
tend
MRS apDIE ANGEL, L. C.
MISS l. JENNIE PROUT. R. X
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LEGAL.
fContiDued)

tne iirst, shall draw interest at the
Ia'o of per cent per annum. from
the date Of the levy as aforesaid and
II any or either of said installments
Shall be unpaid when they become de-
hhquent, interest thereon shall be 10
per cent per annum. until such de.
linquent assessments are fully paid
SAID tax shall be enforced and col
i,cted as in any other case OF spe
cal tax. and II not paid, the prop-
crty on which said levy Is made will
De advertised and sold according 10
law This special tax is payable at
my office at the City Hall Ogden
Clty, Utah. THOMAS Il. FARR,
CITY Treasurer, Ogden City Utah
BY c. T. KOONS, Deputy
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woME>- OF ooDcRAFT.
eeSo LIZ Circle No. Ia meets every
second end fourth Monday nights at i:@
IN /. =. o. r. Hall. Visiting neishbors
TENh NELSON. G n.
KATE IEYMAS. Clerk.
Bell pfiono 12t7-I.
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LEGAL
NOTICE.
VIII Pay City Warrants.

Notice is hebery given that the un-
dersigned, treasurer OF Ogden city,
Will. at his office. on and after this
date. pay City Warrants bearing reg.
isIry numbers from A7301 To A7S46.
and B7301 to B746. all inclusive, and
further that all such warrants not
presented to me for payment on or
before July 20, 1910. will cease to
draw interest therefrom
THOMAS B. FARR,
City Treasurer. -
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LEGAL.

provements arc lines drawn 80 feet
outward from and parallel to the out
or boundary lines OF said avenue
All protests and objections to the
carrying ont OF such intention must
be presented in writing to the City
Recorder on or before the first day
Of August, 1910, being the time set
by said Council when it Will hear and
consider such objections as may be
made thereto,
BY order OF the City Council of Og.
den City.
WM. NJ BOSTAPH,
City Engineer
First publication, July 18th. 1910.
Last publication. August Sth. 1910.
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REAL ESTATE,
FOR REAL, BARGAINS CONSULT THESE COEtJAGNe

peaches 4-room brick house,
good barn. good water right
Close in.
s4aoo-5 acres, located on car line
Groom house, hot and cold wa
ter, large barn. plenty of fruit
Place is in first class condi.
ton. An ideal place Tor sub
urban home.
Best 5-acre chicken ranch in the
state. within two miles OF ogden.
Latest improvements, Produces over
40 per cent on Investment.
WEBER REAL ESTATE G. INVEST.
MENT co.
Bell $40. Opposite Post office.
7-16-1wG
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WEBER REAL ESTATE
AND INVESTMENT co.

Ssoo-A S-room frame house, located
IN growing part oil the city.
sso0 cash and $500 per month
VIII secure this place.
Fiooo-A Groom house. large lot, on
Grant avenue.
sieoo-A brand new 4-room modern
cement block, good lawn. Easy
terms
Szooo-o-room frame, on Jefferson
avenue Lot 75x132. Good
Darn Good shade. Would
trade for a small farm
&23Oo-A new Groom frame house on
Adams avenue.
S29O0-A new 1-room modern frame
house, close in. Easy terms
S3l0o-2 l-2 acres, all In Elberta
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NOTICE.

l have sold and transferred all MY
interest IN and to the Stafford Mil.
ilnery Co, to NJ. F, Stafford He will
collect all outstanding accounts. pay
all oills and assume all obligations of
said company.
June 18th, 1910 f. O. PILES
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is 1T POSSIBLE

That dust and cold draft can be en-
eluded from house and the rattllng
OF the windows prev ented? Utah
Metal Weather Strips will do it. All
metal VIII last a lifetime
UTAH METAL WEATHER STRIP co
S22 Jefferson st. Phone Bell 5o16.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
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4e1-2Xl32 FIT on 25th. between Mad
isop and Monroe. south front; all
special taxes paid; or Will trade on
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IMPROVED ORDER OF REDMEN-
Improved Order OF Redmcn. HiaTathn
Tribe No 3, meets In Eagle Hail
every first and third Monday evening
at 1880 D. III. Visiting chiefs cor
daily invited.
JAMES MACBETH, Sochem.
r R. GEIGEl. C. of r.
A. @. WRIGHT. c. OF w.
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FOR RENT.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

ELEGANTLY furnished 3.room .nor,
234l Adams. ~ Iei. n.
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LARGE. light. front, outside rooms
furnished, Prices to Mt your pnrse
Utahna, 246S Wash. Ave ie ps' ,n. De-
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onMlsHED oaaS housekeeping rooms
No'ni"' G-20-tf
Putnam patriot., 1910-03-25
THOMPSON

For anything in inc Baseball line took Into tseo. F. -hmWs. Mis~ Matte Knight called on friends here iast week. -ae expects to return 10 lteF cottage Apfsl lat. Mrs Dcxlct Elliott has teen visiting in Providence.
 Mss. Pelti. entertained the fhimeie club lass rh8gsday. Mrs. knight had charge oi Inc meeting
 The sefAtess sunday were well ai. tended and interesting.
 Frank fiesuek has eeea lll anumbef of days
 The schools are closed Tor the Easter saeAtsoa.
 Rev t | Ramsey and wife made a visit ta Berwick, Maine, tast week
 F \ Munyan was reetol guest of Jeha f. CafpenEef At the Hood Farm, Lowell Ms. CatI~ntet Was formerly superintendent nl the tofl hih Farm.
 Tuesday evening elesea candidates r~ceiSesi the second degFee ia the t9uin. nstisset grange.
 Union Fast Day serYiees will be held al lhe Goas esalional church Friday mosnlne.
 Easter sunday is being planned for, sed the eholFs Are arranging special music.
 "iittie sister snow !" Is the title ol fascinating story just added te the public library through the generosity U Mns. r. ~. Miess.
Putnam patriot., 1910-03-25
Petition fsr e<sscs Rsiiread Service D<.
 rse6.

The people of Noruiefs desiring bet. ter czanrnanseatian h~f~eeu ttseif city and Putnam. rea=nfiy T,esitsoaed ths fsiifeasl saassaslszsoFse Co easeF more trains tn be paseest oa fhe rasIfeaa for [ fiss feftef eoas eHienae a8 bIslness men ard tfaselsrs aefseea ts8e tss eii5s.- Lad sesk r Ts.ssssls y Iile RaiIf1ssei tssEs- ! rlls.iauers lssaesi an ofser declining ae grant tisr Ts.s4gIVu c residents q Nor aieh 4or better railroad gfain sefFloe ueGWeen tBe tso important elties ou 1 the mad
 in Ihe4F order the commissioners saT 2
 Ill is srBe tlle fztil4oaefs presented @5use indisidBai e4~as that would ns more conveniently served by the train desired than ay ths present service, bai not. in cur opaHl0ar so saeh an extent as to constitute 8 public need fof sseh sersiee. When t is eor ssdered that the present combined steam and elec- irie service bea~s@~s Narsieh snd Nof- eszfer, fEsrnishes twelve round trips be- t@sefs tl4srse places each day. and Ihai an equal amount of serxiee S furnished l between Norwich and NilumantIe. # seems to us that ihe city is 10 pe eDn- gfstaistsd upssn lts superior facilities faf reaching itse territory lyinz to las aofEh Of lt In yie@ of the foregoing Eseas. ~e deem V equitable and do therefore. decline Co grant the pesition antll greater pubic need is shown foF saea sdslsl4sual service.
 The Commissioners ase Tseeniisr sTe- cat pleas nF to strengthen thetf dissent l te tsae Tesitian of the citizens Of Ncf- Nich. Tbsy p4tltlened specifically to gsi hxlsef service to tue city of Put. nafa. and the service to HillImanIic ] has nothing whatever to do with their Ts4sss*t. II thefe were one hundred trains dalls to willimsntic and only sso Io Putnam, he's absurd Il would soaad. to say Norwich si. 10 he con gfalaiassd upon its superior facilities fer reaching the territory lying to the north of Il.
 They decline the petition until sressef public need Is shown for such additional sEfxtes. '
 Who l. to decide the amount Of "sfessef need that ~iil suffice .o be l entitled to letter seFsics7
 l Sor~ieh is expanding. se k Daniel son, and the smaller settlements he- tween the former eity, and Putnam, has doubled lts business industries 1 within the lasi twenty-five years, and
 k hoping 10 do Letter in the next t~en. ty-fise. surely the railroad by adding
 smother train ta its fpre*sut service
 would tenetit all the towns on the fine
 to Norwich. ss an increase in transpof-
 tation invites business te aanufaetuf-
 Ing towns, large and small, and indi-
 reetly The road would be gainer by a
 more rapid increase of commerce and 1 travel.
Putnam patriot., 1910-03-25
narkiag. hs<kiae. Rsspsax ceags

con be broken up quickly hy Assen' :
 Lung Balsam. This old, reliable fcm- CT has ben soid Tor over to years. Al yous 1sugyiss about t. ti-is
Putnam patriot., 1910-03-25
ponFeEr LANDING

NJ Hswkes having bought the two Aldfioh houses will sooner of later va. cate hIs sisters house and occupy one of his own.
 A. -. Bruce recently received s shoft visit from hts niece and her husband ]. E. r. Brown af Mystic.
 Mrs. C. r. ksmpton recently went tn Boston and spent two days with her brother.
 Patrick Mslly and ~ife attended the funeral of their daughter Maggie. wife of Joseph Allen os Noonsoeket, last week Thursday. the Huh James ksArnes, Mrs. N. Noon, Mrs. Riley and Miss k ate asnlss also attended. Mfs Alien vas q years of age and leaves husband with three children. Sympathy is extended to ail.
 ucosgc Darling. who k now engsg. esl in the gFecefy business iu Middle field, Mass, WAS recently here on bust. ness. He returned Saturday.
Putnam patriot., 1910-03-25
Og6<xi sss<y q fIesc Dsscsvere1

The dtscyssfy q fFAgfD~fst q q csi- neIsorr8 tablet. believed to he C tsss period zi91 E. C. bearing aa aeeonnt e the Sgsngx de~erit<sg ia fae EiD3es and agreeing ~lih the narrative n 0enesis, Nss reported sa Phtlzsteipnia Ia.t Friday night at a gstlsefinx q friends of rte Unissfslfg os Pennsyl- vaafa at the home of Pfee ost HsfrisoFl.
 ThiA fragment, Nhieh has Jslss iss=n sters pflxFest. ~ 4s 0ne oF flsesss eXcs afesi from she lowest strata of the oldest pan of tse rains pf ihs Temple library of Nipp0f and was bfsasxAs So Phiia- delphia oy fhe f0af expeditions seut oat by She Dnlsersaty of Pennsylgania ia Iss- Ii Is of unbAked clay and measures = inches ai It's greatest sIatb, and ss inches al it's greatest length As translated ey Professor H1lprerht the narrative contained oa the tablet Is as follows:
 declare uateI thee that the con nfles of Heaven 1 iswiil Hoosen, a deiuge ] sit B1ake ard lt shali sweep away ali men tngether bat thou the Baby l0nixn S0Ahg seek fife bef0fe The dei- uge e0meth forth for to all living be- lngs. sz many as there afe.I siil brtn overthrow, desifaefIou, fannihiistIon
 Build a great ship and ... to- tag height shall he its structure. II shmll be hoB.e noat carrying what has been saved of lie With a stfong asek eozet l. The ship which thou shalt make, into 1t bring the beasts of the fisid. the birds of heaven snd the creeping things, TWO q every. thing Instead of number and the family .z
 Ths semitic dialect ln the inscrip ton and certain grammatical peculiar itles os the lext show ,aecosdinx 10 Pro gesSaf HlIpreehi, that 1t was written =s-sss :ssse bet ~een zIsT and 2s5 B. C. The oldest tablet heretofore known containing an account of the food was the sLApafd deiuge tablet" in the British maseam, but this dated from only 859 E. [.
 TheeLayafd tablet agreed with the Biblical narrative in only few partic- uiav. IL gas pagan story of dei- nge brought about al council of the gods who decided to destroy mankind. One of the gods WAS moved 10 save his protege-the Noah Of the stoFy-and sent dream Of warning upon which Noah acted. This god excused his be- frayal Of the secret to the other deities by the explanation that he did not tell he only "whispesed through the mat iH-tbat I- through the wall of the House on the other side of which his protege slept and to whom this dream was thus conveyed.
Putnam patriot., 1910-03-25

One of The Republican stronsholds Ia Massachusetts was captured hs the nemoefass al special election held iasl Tuesday Ia elect Congressman io slil vacancy caused hy the demise ef eangse~sa4an Lowering, of fauaion The latter carried the district hs ma lartty ot ls .sss. Ills sucs~sSor, Eugene > FgsSs. os i.5ston. pem,ss raj. wss elected us smsiorsss of s.eas'--a change ot about .ss.ae tfom the Republican to the Democratic sade. il ls a lesson thai has painted meaning and warning.
 In speech al Prov idence last Mon day. President Tast reiterated hts de- eiafaGaoa that ahe preseaG tafiIf law k Inc sxst ever enacted, and k proved 50 bs lts revenue getting
 ~sxts Geunealnea ta fittsharg have been foand implicated tn ofpeEy hs the confession of one of she gang.
Putnam patriot., 1910-03-25
rs sub.erlhers Of the Patriot

According to Order NO. as5 0E Abe Pa@a Ogftee Department sateefl- bers cannot be indebted ge aessTss. per more than one year sud stall have the paper sent t0 them at fs1e ~ee"Fld- eisss rate. The order reads Al foiioss.
 A femsonAhle time S.h fe allowed publisher 70 secure rene ssls of tse- serfpssous. bal anie~s sun~cri ptions gre sxEsYszsku rssseasd after tns term fos which they are paid NlIisin ibt follow. lag FeFtois
 Dalfie4. within three meBfhss
 Weeklies. within One Year, tf4y shAli nat Ee counted in fhe lexatt- naafs hsf af sufase riueFs. and eofsses mailed osa aesuant thereof sisaa rst f.z aeoepsed for ns08Hg st thr seef'flel. class postage rale e aue eeat Fse1fasis bat may hs e aIled as tbe Efss4szeHt ss7'- oud e8asss postage fate as ceal for each fo9r canoes aF sfaeftsH ilsefesz. Ffefa4si hy k4afaEa Asfi xed
Putnam patriot., 1910-03-25
Deaths

In Jewcti City, March k, James C N alker, agea si years.
 In Naurraan, March is, Herbert r. Swan. aged e wears.
 In nan4ei~au. March i9, Louis N hiie, aged = years.
 In North ~tetiing March Is, Irving Salisbury, aged a2 years.
 In Clark < Corner, March is, Mi liam Martin.
 In Neonsockei. March i4, Mrs. Mag. gie Allen, aged q years.
 la Putnam. March n. Rosalie Gar. net. aged - years.
 Ia nasville, March r. Newton Phillips, aged bs years.
Putnam patriot., 1910-03-25
For Sale

The property af l-o Church street, consisting of two tenement housp and les steam heat and bath, aiso building used as shop that can he made into o nes or svo fnniiy hozlse- Apply so 31A E. 2. nooak IT. Chufek apes, rsseans Ce. ss.~ urN
Putnam patriot., 1910-03-25
Girths

In wfnmantlc, March i5. son 10 Mf. and Mrs. N. J. Parks of South Mindhsm.
 In Putnam, March r, son to Mir. and Mrs. Alden Morse.
 In Putnam, March ls, q son to Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Lsbossier.
 In Putnam Heights. March 2i, son to Mir. and Mrs. Roscoe Chase.
Putnam patriot., 1910-03-25
Great Real Estate Issue.

On April 2 the Boston Evening Transcript will print generous amount of reading matter which will be of much interest to those who own or lease summer homes. There will also be specially written articles on the advantages of living in the suburbs both summer and winter.
 Anyone having real estate for sale, lense or exchange will do well 10 secure space tn this issne for it will have a wide circulation among interested pco- pie
Putnam patriot., 1910-03-25
To Break in New Shoes Always Use

Aliens Foot. Ease. a powder. IL pre- vents tightness and bhstefing, cures Cofns, Bnnions, Swollen, Sweating. Aching feet. Al druggists, Dc. sam
 pie mailed FREE. Address A. S. Olmssed, BeRos. \. Y. li-l4
Putnam patriot., 1910-03-25

And now The 4o,eoo ton batileshlp, advocated by Secretary Meyer, to cost ss. .0o 600. k pronounced by leading British naval expert, as ''only step toM ard the eventual rnenstef.n Y
Putnam patriot., 1910-03-25

"Hsd dyspepsia es indigestion tor sests. No appetite, and shat | did eat tissse~ssd nae terribly. haF3cck Rie<sd BiIfcfs cured me s--1. II. Walk es. sanbosy. u5scS
 Never can sril when yoa'il ms~A . nnEwr os safer . .cai. braise, busu = seAld. He psspassd. Ds. Tnomn' Ee- secsxsc 0ti inslansiy ssiisses the paka- essek Y essss she vess1.
Putnam patriot., 1910-03-25
Marria0As

In Dsnielson. March l9, by Justice of Peace Hill, Edward Peners and Eve iyn Walsh, both of East kiiiingly.
, 1910-04-06
.0RRebr0gSnldud

Many Of our readers hive no doubt real
something about the doin4s CT Eusapia Pnla-
dlno, the Italian "uedlum." who recently
went to America to exhibit hor powers
there. From an article IN the @OurlooE,
not solely relating to her, bat in which her
case is spoken Of, we take the tolloving
amusing account Of an exposure Of one Of
her fraudulent practices. 10 make what
follows clear it should be explained that at
her seances, Eusapia sits 1T u small, light,
obIong table, where she allows two of her
8cepflcal visitors to sit one on either side of
her, ''contr0IIIng,' as they suppose at all
events, her hands and feet, chat is to say
their hands touch hers anu then feet touch
her feet. This is designed to show that she
cannot possibly herself DO the curious things
that are done but that those wonderful
things must be done by "the spirits" just
behind Eusapia is her "cabina." which il
shut il by black hougings distant about is.
inches OF so from the medium. Inside the
cabinet is q small table carrying various jight
objects. Some Of her performances are
done IN dim light, others, such as what are
mentioned below, arc done in the dark. But
now for the exposure, which was made by
Professor Hugo Mi sterberg Of the Har-
ward University. SAYS Che Outlook article
LA1H1nS utGGuQSN one S9tlC9 which great
Iy mystiied him, he took with him to a
second seance a detective, who contrived to
creep unnoticed into the darkened cabinet.
The usual manifestation s-rups. deviation of
the s6once table, touches by spirit hands,
etc -developed in bewiIderiDg variety,
while Professor \ dnsterberg and a frieod
sat on either side Of Euslpia guarding her
hands and feet Altogether it was a most
convincing soance up to the point where
the table III the cabinet was due to begin it's
customary pranks. The moment it began TO
move, the detective, who had been living fiat
on the floor, reached up in the darkness and
ctutched the first object his hand encount-
cred Lit turned OUT to be Eusapia's left
foot, which she had slipped out OF its shoe
without aronsing the slightest suspicion in
the mind Of Professor Munsterberg, who
supposed that he was still controlling her
left hand and foot"
Perhaps the reader til nks that such an
exposure Will terminate Eusapia Paludiuo's
artistic career but that is not at all likely.
The Indy is no longer young, and has been
engaged i'll this kind Of thing for many
years, during which time she has been ey-
posed over and over again. This foot trick
does not appear to have been found out
before but she has been caught in shifting
her hands IN such a way a. to give the
controlling gentlemen the impression that
each Is touching a separate hand, while in
truth both are touching one and the same
, 1910-04-06

Gu0erndr for de doash vestjpdjsls Der,
Fiddler at Dannd1QG og Da10v5yogsmaud,
l39JoR V~IT1TERLIGF: Paa tinansministenets derom ned
" lagte aIlernnderdanigste ForestilGng har Diet beba@rt
f134s MaJestet kongen we'd a~lIerhoieste Resolution af 17te
7 NJ aIlern.aadlgst at stadfcste foIgende af Kolonialraadet
Tor - CroT we'd 3die B%ehandling den l5de November
St. Croix. 57 l@787[ l"a
! . L@9er, der anta8es for at ulfore de ofontige Lseoefo,yetrin
e : p G. d. t = o Ter at Gopvernementet bIve dem oyerdra4ne, kan der
6 h f GoA oo - y i ndredes en- anig Looming If 1000 Francs iii
n"3 x D4o'n 81 heIoo al 1000 Francs engang for ale, til liver til D4k.
nn8 al Odgdten med Udreisen fra ModerIandet 49," D"A
Hyor"tter allie Vedkommende sig have at rette
CoWernementet for de dausk vestndisk, Ser
ST. Thomas, den Site l1ats 1910.
Under min Hand % Gouvemementets SegI
LIMPRICHT.
, 1910-04-06
c orr ection S.

In the Iris of the 2nd inst. No. 27
(near foot of 2nd column, page q, in the
list Of members elected for the Elective
Boards, read:
For Christiausted Town Board:
Miles, with IA votes Q1ot Sc~hmiegeIow).
For Frederiksted Town Board
Coulter with 8 votes (pot Golden.)
Near the close Of the report in same paper
, 1910-04-06
Trans, alton.
Peter Carl %s4impricht,
hnght Of

Governor g@e Danish Vest India Islands, Knight Of
Da~nedroa q Da@ne5rogsmaud,
IAhE0 KNOWN: On the most submissive gepr.s nta-
J1 ton Of the Ministry Of Finances His Majesty the KING
was most GRACEFULLY pleased by Resolution Of Ilh ultmo
TO sanction the following Ordinance concerning Public
Fhysfclan5 IN st. Croix as passed at Bird discussion b, the
colonial ouncil for St Croix on the 18th November 1909
o rt . . y5le@n engaged for the purpose of discharging such medi-
80" service III me Island OF St Crolx as the Government may ntrnst ia
'hen, a salary OF 5000 Francs p a for each may be defaved by the "a.
lonai treasury OF st. Croix, besides al amount Of 1000 Frames once for
"H TO each for defrying the cost of their first passage from the Mother
country.
TO which all concerned have to conform.
Government of the Danish West India Islands.
ST. Thomas, the st March 1910
Under my hand and the seal Of Governments
LlNPRICIIT.
, 1910-04-06
j raUs

O00%8 GB DAf
for the Colonial Councils extra0r-
binary Meeting, called by the Gov
eminent IN accordance with S36 of
the Colonial Law,
MONDAY IlrH APRIL / o'clock
M.
|. Introduction Of and first discussion on
Additional Money Bill TO the Bud
get for the Municipality Of St. Croix
tor the financial year from Ist April
1910 to 3let March 1911.
Under Item XVI. Uncertain Ex-
penses: For procuring expert assistance
In framing plans and estimates Of ex-
pen-es Of an Agricultural Experiment
olalon. ..-..... ... 80. Frcs. j, 100
z Introduction Of resignation from the
Councils Assistant, and eventual pro
Posal for filing this post. introduced
by the Chairman.)
Chrisiansted, St. CroiN, 4th April 1910.
KALMER,
Chairman.