, 1913-12-03

His EcceUeucy said, most of the hon.
Members would remember, that in 1912-l3
1900 Frcs, We're granted for repairIn roads
III West End Quarter, including the Oxford
road, but when the most part of the work
was finished, there was not money enough
to carry out the work at Oxford road. OF
course it was not a pleasant thing for Gov
eminent to bring up such demands for extra
money, but in this case the hon. Members
would find sufficient reasons in the remarks
to grant the money.
With regard to item b, His Excellency
remarked, that it for some time had been
a wish from a good many Members of the
Council, that the Chairman of the Road
Commission should be another person than
the Building Inspector. 1t was therefore
stipulated in the conditions by the nomiua-
ton of the present Building Inspector, that
he should give up the Guardianship Of the
Road Commission when the telephone SER
vice was started, and as compensation take
over the management of the Telephone ser
vice.
Severa! unfortunate circumstances have
prolonged the work of establishing tele-
phones, aud as several Members If the Com
mittee, elected by the Council to discuss a
rearrangement of the Road Department with
Government, had expressed Il desire, that
the new Chairman of the Road Commission
should be elected now before the yeurly re-
pairs of the roads in December took place,
then the salary given the Building Inspector
as Chairman of the Road Commission must
be given HIM until he becomes manager of
the telephone service. This matter was laid
before the Council ut the request Of the
Members of the aforementioned Committee.
The Chairman (huImer) asked His Excel
1aDny ~ tla up,onIt NyoG for = D,outbC. a q
stood IN the Draft even if it f. inst. only last
ed 3 months before the Telephone service
was started.
HIS EGceIIencY answered that if the Tele-
phone service was started before 5 months
the amount would be for the months until
the telephone service was commenced.
The Chairman (huInaerl remarked that if
no one objected, he would consider lst Dis
cussion on these items rs closed.
No one objected.
1,t Discussion closed.
With Governments consent End Discus
sion was opened.
The Chairman (huImer) remarked that if
no Que had anything to say, he would take
it for granted that these two items we've
granted,
No che demanded the word.
2nd Discussion closed.
The Chairman (hdkH3er) read the two
items in Danish and English and declared
them adopted.
The Chairman n okner) then took up sub
Item X, The Sanitary Department, items a
and b.
a. Seniority allowance to the Head
Sicknurse at Fred4riksted Hospital.
Sister of 'The Red Cross" Miss
Julie Iversen, Frcs. 800 yearly or
for 10 months. ......... FIRES. 25O 90
b. For hire of servants at Peters Farm
Hospital, further. F. 49,. Frcs. 90 90.
HIS Erce1eucY said that with regard to
item u. he could be very short. As the
Members would remember, a seniority allow
ance was granted the Head SlcknurSe at
Peters FNm Hospital ia the Councils last
meeting the 14th July q. G., and the hon.
Members had then found it reasonable that
the Head Slcknurse at Ffederiksted Hospt-
tai also should have u seniority allowance.
With regard to item b.. His EcceHe"cy
remarked that by an error committed by
Government the salary for one Of the male
servants at Peters Farm Hospital had been
put down on the Budget for 80 Ercs. month
", whi.e the person in question had had 40
FIRES. monthly since his appointment III 1910.
This mistake was made away with by grant
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