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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-12
Witness Tells Of Wlfe's
Plot to Hire Assassin

MULLEN, Ca, Sept. 12.-That Mrs.
Edna Perkins Godbee, on trial for
the murder of Mrs. Florence Boyer
Godbee. wife of her divorced hus-
band. confessed that she attempted
to hire a negro to kill Judge Godbee
and his wife, was the statement of
Mrs. Arthur Spader, witness for
the State. late yesterday.
Mrs. Spader, a telephone operator,
testified that the accused woman had
threatened the lives of Judge Godbee
and his second wife, and had ex-
claimed, '"If the negro don't do It,
/ will The defendant made an
extended statement in her own be-
half at last nights session, denying
the story of her alleged confession
as related by Mrs. Spader.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-12
Gayn0r a Millionaire;
Won Fortune in Lots

NEW YORK. Sept. 12.-Mayor
Gaynor was reputed to be million
aire at the time of his death. Esti-
mates varied from $4,000 up to
"a, 600. 900. but 1t was creditably re-
ported that he was worth more than
81, 900, 900.
AS counsel to the village Of New
Lots and Flatbush In the old city of
Brooklyn, he is known to have in
vested in real estate in the outlying
sections. He also owned number of
Brooklyn properties.
His estate at st. James was pur-
chased at a fancy price. AS trustee
for the estate of William Ziegler,
the baking powder manufacturer. Mr..
Gaynor received handsome fees.
Other trusteeships increased his in
come.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-12
Thos. Edison Recovering;
Will Be at Work Monday

"Mr. Edison is getting along nicely
today. His condition is much i'm
proved and we expect him back at
the laboratory within a few days"
This statement was issued today by
Secretary William H. Meadowcroft,
personal representative of Thomas A.
Edison, at the West Orange labora-
tory of the noted inventor.
AS was exclusively announced In
the Evening Star on Tuesday Mr.. Edi-
son contracted a cold on his automo-
bile run to Maine. and when he re-
turned Sunday night his indisposition
caused Mrs. Edison to suggest that
he remain away from his work until
the cold disappeared.
Mr.. Meadowcroft expects his chief
at the laboratory on Monday morning.
he said today.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-12
Our prices for new Fail goods Challenge any elsewhe
very complete lines of
New Fall and Winter Dress Goods
New Cloakings and Coatings
New Innings and Coatmaking Devices
New Dress Silks and Velvets
New Novelty Dress Fabrics & Wash Good
New Flannels and Shirtings
Our First Fall Opening S

establishment deliver
in The
orO
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-12
Gaynor's Strength Landed
by Westminster Gazette

LONDON, Sept. 12.-"His power
lay in his belief in himself" is the
westminster Gazatte's comment this
afternoon on the late Mayor Gaynor.
"I1is term in office" the newspaper
saws "has shown what strong, de-
termined man can do under difficul-
ties. The best we can hope for New
York is that 1t will find successor
capable of carrying on his policy with
the same self-rehance and with indii-
ference to the opinion of the party
machine"
The other Afternoon newspapers
print no editorial comment on the
mayors death.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-12

Lingerie
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-12

Sc Beaded Chiffons, 81 In wide, all colors at &c.
Csc Childrens Handkerchiefs, assorted col0rs, in
box, 10c.
Ice and Csc Convent Embroidery Edges and Insertion,
at Zoe and 12Hc.
Clarks o. N. T. Machine Cotton, spools 25c.
Brooks Glace Machine Cotton, spools 25c.
Barbour's Linen Thread, SC.
Kerr's Luster Thread, Sc.
Our Own Basting Cotton, 500 yard spool, 2 for 7c
Climax 2,400-yard Machine Thread 1Sc.
Clarks O. N. 7. Darning Cotton, spoOs DC.
Very best sperm Machine Oil, 4c.
Black and white Roll Tape, A-yard piece, &c.
Atlas Hooks and Eyes, cards 19c.
Spiral Collar Supports dozen Sc.
Hair Pin Cabinets, 200 count, Sc.
Hair Pin Cabinets 100 count, &C.
Ajax Dressing Pins, $50 count, 4c.
Standard English Pins, $50 count Sc.
Dressmakers' H-lb Pins, tic.
ChiIdren's Side Carriers, black or white, pair &c.
Ladies' Sewon Carriers pair Sc.
Sanitary Napkins, 6 in box, 13c.
Sanitary Apron 23c.
Sanitary Belts, tic.
Csc Combs and BarretteS, 10c.
Sylvia AIlOver Hair Nets, knOtted ends, each &c.
Lillian Allover Hair Nets, with elastic each 4c.
Prima Donna Allover Real Human Hair Nets, 10c.
29c Rhinestone Trimming Buttons, all c0lors d0z. &c.
29c Fancy Crystal Trmg Buttons all colors, doz 23c
19c Fancy Crystal Buttons all cOl0rS, dozen lZHc.
12hc Rhinestone Nail Heads, all coors dozen SC.
10c Large Fancy Coat Buttons, now &c.
Soc Large Ivory Ball Buttons all cOOrs, 45c.
ST. 90 Large Olive Shaped Ivory Buttons 79c.
39c Fancy Metal Coat Buttons, now, card 19c.
19c Fancy Pearl Buttons, now card, 10c.
39c Extra Large Ivory Buttons, now &C.
49c Fancy Olive Shape Jet Buttons, now &C.
Acc Fancy Square Jet Buttons, now 39c.
29c Small Trimming Buttons, now dozen 19c.
beautiful new novelty bags all hand made
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-12

. short timc. thon she
would awaken and lie
swxlEe . greater part of
tho night. She not emily
suffered but I could not
rest, naysolf. Her body.
arms and scalp wore COW
cred with = rash which
itched and smarted. The
rash sasynad To be small
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-12
Burr Boat for Movies

GLOUCESTER, Sept. 1.-THE
steamer Pleasant Valley, which was
condemned three years ago, after
running between Washington Park
and Philadelphia for several years,
was burned today as scene for q
picture play.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-12

San Francisco has fixed thirty-five
years as the age limit for it's women
police. That makes every woman
eligible.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-12
ON HEAD,
BODY AND ARMS
Itched and Smarted. When Scratched
Would Bleed. Cuticura Soap and
Ointment Completely Cured After
Five or Six Weeks.

ia wilder ST.. Nsehester. N. Wy
little giri had eessuna on hor head. body and
arms 90 .shs could not sieep ~ night only
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-15

Riker and Robbins, of the Clifton Drug Store, anounce that they will soon begin the removal of their stock of drugs to the new Spezia building, on the north side of Chase Creek, where they will conduct drug store that will be in keeping with the standard they have always followed i Clifton Since beginning a drug business in Clifton, some months since, these young men have made for themselves a reputation that IS enviable, having commanded lib eral and increasing patronage from the first. They expect to be ready for business in their new location on or about September 1.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-15
NINE MEN KILLED
(Continued from Page D

ceived to send the body to the home of his people in New York City in accordance with which the remains were shipped to that place Friday morning.
 MT. G. w. Cardwell was a native of Kentucky, where his grandmother and grandfather are now living. A brother, who resides at Hurley, New Mexico, arrived in Clifton Friday. MT. Cardwell has been residing at differ ent points in the Southeast for about ten years, although he had been in Morenci only since February of this year. He was q member of the EIks lodge, holding membership at Bis bee, from which place came instruc- tions to the lodge here to conduct the funeral, in acordance with which the local Elks, assisted by several of the order from Morenci, conducted the
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-15
BUYS CLIFTON PROPERTY

w. Condell this week tentatively sold to " c. Eason a house and lot in the North Clifton section, an agreement of sale being entered MT Eason is a mechanical engineer of wide ex- perience, coming to Clifton, with his family, from Mexico, where he has been employed for many years. He is now employed in the engine rooms of the new smelter
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-15

service at the Masonic cemetery Thursday afternoon. The Elks met at the Elks Hall, and marched in body to Pascoe's undertaking estab- lishment, where services were held. Also an address was made by Rev. Love. pastor of the Presbyterian church. The Elks conducted the services at the grave in the Masonic cemetery.
 Carl Schade, Neil Lines, Peter Riley, R. C. Williams, H. O. Tunis.
 MT. E. M. Jones has resided in Clifton, where his people now re- side, for about ten years. The funeral was held Thursday afternoon, under the auspices of the Masonic Lodge, of which order he was a member, with membership at Morenci. Also he was member of the Odd Fellows lodge, with membership at Clifton. The members of the Masonic order vices for the dead were held. At the interment in the Masonic ccme- tery many Odd Fellows and Rebekahs were in attendance. All the more sadness is added to his death in that the father of the young man died at the family home in Hills Ad- dition only last week.
 The funeral of MT. John McCann was held here Friday at 2 p. m. un- der the auspices of the Catholic church. Services were held at the grave in the Catholic cemetery. MT. McCann had been in this section only a short while, coming from Scotland, his native home, a short time since. The pail bearers were as follows: Pat O'Neil, P. Riley, RS1 Colmean, Frank Spencer, F,szaGs.-.- -. HarritV
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-15
TO BUILD TRAIL TO DOUBLE

CIRCLE RANCH.-Mr. Await, super itendent of roads, reports that he has been engaged for several days in sur veying route for a new trail leading from what is known as the ILL Sad dle Ridge to Sheepwash creek, a total distance of twelve miles, and over country the typography of which does not admit of the passage of vehicles. A thorough repairing of the trail now leading from Garfield to the ILL Saddle Ridge will be made, the work to begin next week. This work will prove of great advantage to the inhabitants of that section, the extreme difficulty of passage under present conditions making for great inconvenience.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-15
Costly Treatment.

T was troubled with constipation and indigestion and spent hundreds of dollars for medicine and treat ment," writes c. H. Hines, of Whit low, Ark. T went to a St. Louis hospital, also to a hospital in New Orleans, but no cure was effected. On returning home I began taking Chamberlain's Tablets, and worked right along. I used them for some time and am now all right Sold by all dealers
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-15
DIRECTORY REFRESHMENTS

DIRECTORY REFRESHMENTS HERE.-Mr. D. D. Chalk, represent ing the Arizona Directory Co.,, has been in Clifton this week, gaining a knowledge of conditions of Clifton and other towns in Greenlee county, with view toward compiling a com mercial directory of the towns in the county. The Arizona Directory Go. has been in directory work in Ari- zona for several years, having com piled directories of nearly all coun- ties in the state. MT. Chalk is of the opinion that the population of Greenlees towns will justify a di- rectory, and states that it is probable that work toward this end will begin within six months, Cliftons busi- ness population, especially along Chase Creek, being now so unsettled, because of rebuilding, that a con- pilation of a directory at this time would not be advisable.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-15
CATTLE MoRTGAeED.-Jas.

CATTLE ORTGAGED.-Jas. V. Parks has mortgaged 500 head of cat tie to the First National Bank of Fl Paso. Wm. H. Burges, of Fl Paso, was the agent of the bank, and the consideration of the mortgage was approximately $9,00000.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-15
MORENCI WATER CO.

MORENCi WATER co. GIVES BONDS.-The Morencf Water Con- pany has, through the processes of a deed of trust, issued in favor of the Gila Valley Bank & Trust Co.,, of Morenci, bonds of the denomination of $250.00, the total amount of the bonds being $100,000.00.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-15
WILL HOLD TEACHERS EXAM

Schools J. W. Aker, announces that on Monday, August IS, there will be conducted in his offices at the coun- ty court house, an examination for teachers certificates. the examina- tion to be conducted being the last one for the year, with the exception of an examination to be held on the first and second Mondays in Decem- Der, at time when a position as teacher will be very difficult to se- cure, as at that time nearly all places are filled, and vacancies are usually caused only by resignations.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-15
MORTGAGES MINING

Jose Tellez has mortgn1 Arizona Copper compa1 ing claims in the Con these mountains beiI borhood of Morenl the amount stipula gage.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-15

H. O. Tunls planned to leave for Duncan Saturday, on an inspection of roads.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-15

Spring chickens, live or dressed at Smiths grocery. If
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-15

bers of the Masonic lodge assembled at Pascoe's Undertaking pariors, and escorted by employees and officials of the Arizona Copper Co.,, the body of Wm. Schaefer was conveyed to the train and shipped to the home of the deceased at Ft. Edward, New York. Representing The Arizona Copper Co. MT. George Collier, of Metcalf, accompanied the remains.
 The funeral of MT. c. E. Johnson, one of the Americans killed in the Coronado accident, was held at Mo renci, the town of his residence. Thursday afternoon at 4:30, as were the funerals of the two Italian ba- kers. The funeral of MT. Johnson was held under the auspices of the Knights of Pythias lodge, of which he was a member, one of the largest funeral processions in the history of Morenci following the remains to the grave. MT. Johnson was married, and leaves a widow and married daughter, the latter, Mrs. Schumach- CT, residing at Morenci. A son was killed in the Coronado mine about six months ago, making greivous the death of MT. Johnson last Wednes- day.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-15

CLIFTON DRUG STORE AN NOUNCES.. REMOVAL. - Messrs.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-15

Ventura Guerro, the young Mexi- can who was injured in the disaster at Coronado incline, is reported to be resting well at the A. c. hospital, where he was removed after the acci- dent Guerro suffered badly frac- tured leg, and his escape from an instant death is remarkable, as he was among the number who remain ed ya.sss the cars until they left the
 moline uraf.le.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-15
REGIONS STRUC7

City Building InS sued a permit td permit to includ brick building dition, in the
 This building and the estim upon it's recon
, 1913-12-03
Translation.
PUBLICATION.

ri is hereby brought to public notice that
- dis~trict-midwIfe Rohlsen viii retire from
the l. December Il. C., that midwife Caroline
Malyinn Williams from the same date has
been appointed district-midwife and will
take charge of the 5th district, and that
district midwife Nc. Gee from The same
date will take charge Of the 4th district and
that part of the 9th district. which hitherto
has been in care of dis~trict-midwife Rohlsen.
Government Secretnry's Office, St. Croix,
the 29th November, 1913.
WILL. JACOBSEN.
, 1913-12-03
BEKENDTGORELSE

WET behendteores herved, at der er med
49, delt Distrikrsjordemoder 4 Dlstrikt
Rohlsen Asked fra / December d. A. at
regne, at Jor0emoder Caroline Malvi"a
Williams fra samme Dato at regne Ell ansat
som Distrlkts jordemoder i 5 DISTRICT og at
observation-disclosures Me. Gee fra samn3A
iDato overtager 4 Distrik, oS Folretningerne
den Del nf 9 DISTRICT, som hidtil har vetet
betroet Distriktsjordemoder Rohlsen.
Guvernements Sekretariatet, St. CrOix,
den 30 November, 1913.
WILL. JACOBSEN.
, 1913-12-03

to separate already now the Office,
as Chairman Of the Road Commits
sion from the Office as Building.
Inspector, Government has let the
Building Inspector withdraw from
the 1st November 1918 and has Sc
Iected a new occupant of the Chair
in the Road Commission.
AS the Building Inspector has
the right according to the cOndi-
tions Of his appointment, to receive
the salary as Chairman of the Road
Commission until he, as Telephone
Engineer receives an equal salary,
and as some months Will still elapSe
before the Office as T~elephOne-En-
gineer will be established, the pre-
sent Draft IS proposed for ndemnl-,
fying, until then, the Building In
spector for loss ofincome.
The Draft covers 5 months q Frcs.
1925. 90 monthly.
al 2 a This Draft. was proposed in accord
ance with the promise given by
Government in the Colonial Coun-
ellis meeting the 34th July &C,
Mss Julie Iversen was appointed
from the LIST June 1912.
al 2 b.. By a mistake a male sick nurse at
Peters Farm Hospital has been put
Town on the Budget for the present
financial year with a monthly salary
of trcs. 80 instead of Frcs. 40, which
salary he has had the benefit of since
his appointment the 1st april 1910.
This mistake is corrected by the
present Draft.
adj a. The Wharf in Christiansted is in
such a state Of decay, that repair is
necessary as soon as possible.
The Building Inspectors estimate
will be found on the Councils table,
al 3 b.. In the financial year 1912 l3 was
granted Frcs. II, 7OO for rebuildings
at Frederiksted Hospital. Out of
this amount was only used Frcs.
$685. 80 before the end of the fInan-
cial year, SO that Frcs. 2,1O4.1O less
than granted was used.
According to the Building Inspec-
tors report it has become apparent,
that Frcs. 1900 more than estimat-
ed will be used for the carrying out
of the work planned.
Therefore now a Draft is proposed
partly to regrant the amount not
used go. :. ......Frcs. 2,1O4.l0
partly to grant q new
amount .,.."........ 5,OOO.OU
, 1913-12-03
Translation
PUBLICATION.
FROM THE POLICE.

a CCORDING to " notice received FROM
49, the West Indian Gend@rmery Corps,
sharp-shootipg with cannon will take place
on Tuesday the 9th instant from 8 to II
am. on the land at the estate Anguilla.
The direction Of the shooting will he towards
Krause's Lagoon, therefore all persons are
warned against passing the said place during
the time mentioned.
1913.
Il. r. LEVY
aGtg.
, 1913-12-03
BEKENDTGORELSE
FRA POLIIIEI.

T HENHOLD ill Meddelelse modtagen fra
T. Diet vestindiske neutrality-suspicious. vii der
Tirsdag den O. DIS. fra III. 9-l2 FIN. blive
afholdet Skarpskydning med Kanouer Ter
rainet we'd Plantagen Anguilln med Skudret-
niDg mod Krauses Lagune, hvorfor ALE OF
Ephvor odvares mod at pnssere ovenn@vnte
Sted pan den an9ivne lid.
Christiansteds Pohtikammer, den / De-
cember, 1913.
+. r. LEEFY.
est.
, 1913-12-03

DLADsEN som Sy1ereri"de red Dio-
Is mond KomvluneSh0le er ledig fra
l. Januar 1914. Den maanedhge Lon er
$500 we'd AlderstillHg stigende indtil $500.
Narmere Oplysninger we'd Henvendelse til
Skolens Forstel@rer. Selvskrevne A~nsogning-
or ledsagede af Anbefalinger indsendes Ill
den den 20 December til
ST. CROIX SKOLEKOMMISSION.
, 1913-12-03
TranslatiOn.

FYHE post as Seping Teacher at DID
~ mond Communal School will be vacant
from the 1st. of January 1914. The month
Iy Salary is $500, increasing by seniority
allowances to $500. Fuller particulars can
be obtained from the First Teacher of the
, 1913-12-03
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN
FREDERIKSTEDS POST OFFICE
FOR NOVEMBER 1918
Paid.

Mrs. L. Armstrong, Mr.. Thomas Abraham
son, Miss Edith Bryan, Alberta Claxton,
Anasta Daniel, EsbelI Haiggn, Miss Alice
Morton.
Unpaid.
Miss Melvena Gender CEst. Monnings Bay
SO bit, Miss Ethel revenish Est. Mt. Plea
snnD so bit, Miss Morgan Davis 20 bit, Mr..
A. A. Henricksen 80 bit, Charles Lenard 30
bit, MI. Arthur Morton (Est. Williams De-
Light so bit, Robert Samues (Eat. ST.
George's( 10 bit, Master Prince Williams
(Est. Wheel Of Fortune) 20 bit.
w. BJERG.
, 1913-12-03

school. Applications, written by the appli-
eants themselves, md accompanied with
testimonials, mast be sent in before the 20tb.
OF December to
ST. CROIX SCHOOL BOARD.
, 1913-12-03

tor the H@ntctp0Elty OF ST.. CTO1C f0F
the financial year from Est Apg4I
1918 to 31St Wurch 1914.
1. Sub Item yin. The Rood Deportment,
STREETS etc. is granted.
a. For the enlargement and securing
Of the road III front of Oxford vii
ge.......... ...... trcs. 10000
b. AS compensation to 0he former
Chairman of the Road Commission,
Building Inspector J. Eidebak d
Frcs. / 800 yearly for 5 months. i.
,. S,b Item x. THE &]Juitory Depa1tmpnt-
3. Expenses at the Communal hospitals
is granted:
a Seniority allowance to the Head
Sicknurse at Frederiksted Hospital.
Sister of "The Red Cross Miss
Julie I~versen, Frcs. 300 yearly or
for 10 months. ........ FIRES 25O.00
b.. For hire of servants at Peters Farm
Hospital, further 49,. Frcs. go OW
8. Sub Item XF. Bm1djng Expenses
q. For repairs to public buildings.
a: For repairs of the Wharf in Chris
tiansted. .......... Frcs. 9,991.0 90
b. For the repairing work
at Frederiksted Hospi-
tai ............. " 5,10410
!. Svb Item XVI tncctaju Expenses, is
granted:
Forrefunding import duties and wharf
age on articles imported for church
use. ....... Frcs. 1918 36
). SAB Item WIFI. Grant to an Agri-
neutrality-suspicious. Station is fur
Their granted 80. Frcs. $4,000
REMARKS.
al l. BY Additional Money Bill to the
Budget for the financial year 1912
13 was granted for the enlargement
and securing of roads in West End
Quarter ..,.... ...... Frcs. 100000
OF the work, which should nave
been lone for this amount was also
the enlargement and securing by
masonry and some planting of the
road outside of Oxford village; this,
work was estimated at. FIRES. 10000
Meanwhile the whole amount
granted was used FOR the other plan
ned work, so that the abovemention-
ed work could not be carried out.
According to the Building In
spector's report this was due partly
to the circumstance, that the
supporting wall at jolly Hill, which
was among the work planned, need
ed a deeper foundation than had
been expected, partly to the circun-
stance, that showers of rain fell in
repeatedly during the work, which
caused delay and e-xtra-expenses.
ad b. LII accordance with q wish, ex-
pressed by the Colonial Councils
Road Committee and recommended
by the Municipal Committee, tending
, 1913-12-03
Total Frcs. 5, 1O4.10'

4. The imported articles are:
a. Materials and Inventory to Kongs-
hoj Church at Kings Hill Import
duty and Wharfage. Frcs. 619.80
b. Inventory to the Ro-
man Catholic Church in
C~hristiansted, duty. &" 35.40'
c An organ to the Roman
Catholic Church at
Barrenspot, duty i" 284. 35,
d. and other inventory to
the SAM Church, duty 3" 51.96
E. Inventory to the Eng
lish Episcopal Church
in Frederiksted, duty " 1886,
, 1913-12-03
Total Frcs. LOIS 35'

@oNhNA ~ AyOACO Cf
ad 5. This Draft is proposed according
to a report from the Director Of
the Agricultural Experimental Sta
ton, who states that the arrange
ment Of a Plant House is a necessa-
~ condition for a fairly import
ant result of the work Of improve
ing the species of sugar canes,
in this Island by sowing the sugar
seed and then selecting from the
young plants.
AS this deals with an ex%traordina-
rv expense for O. purpose, which
apparently ought TO have been saken
into consideration when the Station
was arranged, it seems natural to
grant the estimated necessary
amount Frcs. 1850 from the means.
of the Municipality.
All these Drafts, have BEEN laid before
and recommended by the Municipal Com
mittee.
The Chairman (KaAney) took up Sub
Item VIII: The Road Department, Streets,
etc, items q and b.
o. For the enlargement and securing
of the road in front of Oxford vii
lage,..... ~..~.. Fires. $50. 90
, 1913-12-03
PROCEEDINGS
COLONIAL COUNCIL
FOIS 81. GESGDEX.

(Coutjnued irons 4ris No. 9G)
The Draft with remarks reads ns follows:
DRIFT
ofAdditionol Money Bill to tile Budget
for the Municipality of st. Croir for
the fno4cia5 gear from Est Apr2T
1918 to 31$t March, 1914.