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SPECIAL RATES ON
ALL THE RAILROADS
WILL Be iN FORCE ON Ac-
COUNT OF MUSIC FEs-
TTVAL HERE
LATE TRAINS TOO
Arrangements A Made for Having
Trains Leave City After Even
ing Performances
LATE TRAINS TOO

Special rates will be secured over
the Charleston &c Western Carolina
Piedmont & Northern and Blue Ridge
Railways for the Anderson Musical
Festival. which will open In this city
for a three days program OF music
and ar, such as perhaps has never
before been brought to a city in the
upstate.
Captain VIM. .Laughlfn, chairman
the Central Musical Festival Commit
tee. stated yesterday that ~ addition
to these low rates, arrangement
would be perfected to have late train,
leave the city each of the three night:
of the festival.
The sale of tickets for the festival
under the auspices of the ladies col
lege association, will begin Wednes
day or Thursday OF this week, and thu
II. D. Goss bill posting company. viii
begin putting out the advertisements
for the festival tomorrow.
The central committee are of tho
opinion that the talent secured To-:
the music festival will equal tha,
which Spartanburg has had in forme,
years, and will be a treat 20 all tht
people OF Anderson and vicinity. The
artists IN music alone will be worth
any ones time to attend.
The Intelligencer will carry several
special announcements. Tuesday in
connection With important features of
the festival.
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Cotton Goods

NEW YORK. Feb. 27.-Primary
cotton goods markets have been firm.
Prices on most lines hold steady but
on some Of the wide print cloth yarn
goods there has been slight recession
varying from 1-16c to 1-8c a yard.
Staple brown domestics are barely
steady while bieached cottons and
printed goods hold firm. White sheet
ings. sheets and pillow cases, and
pillow tubings continue firm. Staple
ginghums are steady, southern lines
now being held generally at &c against
the low point OF 1-2c last year.
Dress ginghams under q few brands
are being sold steadily but the gen
eral trade In them 10 not active. Cot
ton duck continues in steady demand
for export for war purposes. Duck
for general commercial purposes con-
tinues generally quiet. Retailers have
been buying wash goods and white
goods more freely for immediate and
nearby delivery. and fine printed wash
fabrics for dress purposes being par
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Commercial and Financial
New Orleans Cotton.


NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 27-Fear
that England might add cotton to the
contraband list caused much 2elling
and decli1. in the future market
today Cove .ng OF short c9tton by
bears who wanted TO realize profits
oIer the Weekend kept the tone
steady and caused complete recov-
cry. The close was at net loss of l
TO 2 points. At the lowest the trading
months were q points under yester-
days close.
Bulls were nervous because OF the
situation abroad and exporters were
said to have withdrawn from the
market. kilograms from the intrior
of tn belt said restrictions around
shipping were having an unfavorable
effect.
Cotton futures closed.
March 1874; May SIG; July S.36;
October 8.64; December 8.79.
Spot cotton quiet unchanged. Sales
on the spot 335; to arrive 2,400; mid
ding 7.7a.
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New York Cotton.

FEW YORK, Feb. 27.-An early de-
cline in cotton was followed by mod
crate rallies, and the close was very
steady. net 4 points lower to l point
higher.
Apprehensions htat cotton might be
made contraband seemed to be largely
responsible for the selling movement.
The talk around the floor today re-
Elected fear that even IL this were not
done some measure might be adopted
which would greatly restrict future
shipments to Germany or Austria.
The market opened at decline OF
4 TO 8 points, and later sold about z
to points net lower under scatter
Ing local liquidation and New Or
leans selling.
Trade interests were buy ers on the
decline, and prices later recovered
most OF the loss on covering wrich
was probably promoted by the COM
paratively heavy spinners' taking for
the week. Closing prices were prac-
tically the best OF the week.
Notwithstanding predictions OF a
decreased export movement, the
amount OF cotton on shipboard await
ing clearance at the close of business
yesterday was 451.914 bales, or nearly
10000 bales in exces sof the amount
ut the same time last week.
Cotton closed very steady:
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E n you don't want ii today. yotl may
ne7t week Sand this advertisement
and 5 centh 70 Foley & Co. Chicag0,
Ill writing your name and Rfdrefr
|cfeaFiy. You receive IN return fiireF
trial .fach pole Honey and
Tar Conapnand Tor coughs. colds.
eroup anu grippe; Foley sidney
Pills. for waak o. 1Is0rdefed hidneyp
or bladder Ecteg c;ethzEtlc Tabieea.
.a pleasant. phofesnuiA ana ci1anaiae
pfeAftyc, inst sh6 thing for winters
lsiuEsish bowels E:id tnrnld liver.
These well known standard reiaediea
for sale by EY&ne' Pkaxmacs.
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ChicagoGraira

CIitCAGO. Feb. 27.-The wheat
marAet today scored substantial ad-
vance. News that forty warships had
forced passage many E4iles I'D the
Dardanolles did rot reach here until
after trading hours. Prices closed
strong, 1-2 to 4 Ia above last night.
Other net grains were: Corn g Ia
TO 1902 5-S; oats IA to / 1-S;
and provisions to 10 1-2c.
( Grain and provisions closing:
WHEAT---May 1.53 l-2;. July 1.24
CORN-May IA; July f6 1-S
OATS-May 81 Ia; July 54 IA.
CASH GRAIN--Wheat, No. 2 red,
i.49 S.aQl.52 "a: No. hard, 1.6O
1-4@1.53 Ia.
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Mrs. Wigs OF the Cabbage Patch
"The Anderson Monday"

The World Film Corporation re-
leases the five-part photoplay, Mrs
Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch" The
picture was produced by the Califor-
MIA Motion Picture Corporation, who
made successful attempt to preserve
the atmosphere OF the novel and the
stage play in the film. Alice Hogan
lice, the authoress, also wrote
"Lovey Mary" and this picture is q
composite presentation of the two
themes which interact to comprise the
story that forms the basis Of the
photoplay scenario, Mrs. Anne Craw-
ford F'leXner dramatiZed the books un-
der the title, "Mrs. Wigs of the Cab
bage Patch" which was first produced
at the Savoy theatre, Thirty-fourth
street. New Tork City (The Savoy
Theatre is now u motion picture
house,) in September, 1903.
Mrs. Flexner and Mrs. Rice were
friends and the former lady, and ex-
perienced dramatist, wished to turn
the books into plays. She. did so1 al
though discouraged by lMrs. Rice and
many friends, who declared that the
books did not contain the necessary
dramatic material. The possibilities
of Mrs. Wiggs" were suggested to
her one stormy day in u crowded
Sixth avenue car, in New York. when
she saw a. boa torn OF a potentia hrs.
Wiggs, and who in spite OF that other
d:scomforts, came up swirling, show
ing such grit. spunk and sense of fun.
as t, 6siight and amuse the whole
weary car-full of people.
MRS. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch"
was played for nine months in London,
and so great were the crowds OF Eng
ligh admirers of the play that it had
TO be moved from Terry's theatre to
The Adelphi. It has travelled round
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS.
~ NIEETTNG y

Pursuant to a resolution OF the
Board OF Directors, a meeting or the
stockholders OF the Anderson Devei-
,ss,:aeht Company is cs.iSG g &. - held
q March 80, 1315, 81 4 o'clock D. m.
In the rooms OF the chamber Of com
nerce, Anderson. s. c., for the follow
Ing purposes. ~
1t.. To- consider q resolution to
Issue Ten Thousand Dollars preferred
stock of said company. with a par
value OF $10o per share, the same to-
pc sold for pars Such preferred stock
to be entitled to q preferred cumula-
1--we dividend Of per cent. per annum
over the common stock. and to be
preferred to the common stock In the
hnal dissolution OF the company to
its par value. Such stock to have the
same voting privilege as the common,
stock.
2nd. In case it is deemed inadyisa-
bic, by the stockholders to issue afich
preferred stock, then tn authorisa the
president and secretary OF the com.
pany to execute and deliver q second
mortgage OF the property Of the COM
pany to secure the payment sof . loan
ofsno more than Ten Thousand Dell.
lars which fs to be negotiated by the
president for the conpeny. Said loan
TO be evidenced by the note OF the
company bearing eight per cent. In
Etereat payable annually, and. II mot
so paid interest to be added 10 and
beconls principal and Itself bear 8 per;
cent. interest until paid. Said note To
bear the further provision that if IL.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-28
COMPTROLLER
GENERAL. RESIGNS
Governor Manning Appoints
II. mixers of New State Tax
cc11micsion
special 70 The lutallipencer.

Special 10 Tho lHtegencer.
COLUMBIA, Feb. 27.-Goyernor
Manning at noon today appointed
members of the new State tax COM
mission as follows: A. w. Jones OF
Columbia, chairman; w @. Query OF
Spartanburg and j. p. Derham OF
Horny. Mr.. Jones Immediately re-
signed as comptroller general and
the governor appointed Carlton w.
Sawyer as comptroller general to sue
ceed Mr. Jones. s
The new chairman OF the State tax
commission has been comptroller gen.
eral for IL years. The position OF
chairman of the tax commission is for
six years and carries salary OF $2,-
500 per. year and expenses. The other
two members OF the commission y
P. Derhsm OF Horny County and
comptroller general prior to Mr..
Jones. while Mr., Query is member
OF the Legislature from Spartanbura
County. He is q prominent farmer
and made n STATE reputation as fore
man OF the Spartanburg grand Jury
tor two years
The new comp general. Carl
ton w. Sawyer. is a native OF Orange.
burg, and has been chief clerk to Mr.
Jones as comptroller general.
The following appointments OF as
sistants 10 the board were also am
uounsed: ..
&c Gilmore Of spartanburg, CHIEF
clerk. r &; "a
Miss Kate Maher Of Barnwsll. per-
sion clerk. gi.sS :.
John s. o'Brien OF chariest5n
boolleeper. e s.
n. ". Sutherland Of Columbia. aud.
ting clerk.
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ticularly active. Agents handling the
best known lines of mapped ccttons
are satisfied with the volume of fall
business done bu there are other lines
unsold and prices continue in favor
of the buyer. Shipments of goods on
old orders are full and steady with
frequent requests for anticipations OF
delivery. Prices are as follows:
Print cloths, 28-inch 64x64s, 2 7-Sc; I;
G4x60s" 3 34c; 80 1-2 inch 64x6Os,
5 15-l6c and 4c; brown sheetings.
southern standards. &c; denims o..
12c; tickings 8 o.. II 1-2c; standard
prints. 3-4c; staple ginghams,
Lie; dress ginghams. 8 1-4c.
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Tryon. Ca, to keep house for Mr.. NJ.
s. Mimmins, her sisters husband. Mrs.
Miinmins died few, weeks ago leay-
Ing six small children. Mrs. Smith
has conducted an up-to-date and popu-
lar milliner establishment here for
several years and her leaving will be
destinct loss to the town.
The Once-a-Week Club was enter
tained by Mrs. w. j. Lunney this
week. A two course luncheon was
served. The program was unusually
interesting. .fi
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Legal Notices
NOTICE

There are a number Of persons who
have been listed for poll tax hy tie
school trustees of the Anderson school
District No. II, and the city Of Ander-
son. who have not paid yet. Please
call for poll tax when paying taxes,
and thus aaye yourselves a penalty of
$3.50. The time fol paying without
penalty will expire March 1st
WINSTON SMITH,
County auditor.
Feb. is, 1915.
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Cotton Seed OH.

NEW YORK Feb. 27.-Cotton seea
Oil was inactive but prices were stead
Ter In absence of selling pressure and
IN sympathy with lard, closing 2@6
points net higher. s.
The market closed steady. =Spot
6.sh<bid; March 8.88p6.97; Apri. 6.S7
p6.97: May 6.97@6.99: June 7D7.I5:
July .1s@7.lei August a .28D7 80; !;
september T.S77.40; October 7.05@
7.40 Total sales 1900.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO. Feb. 27.--Hogs strong.
Bulk 6.6096.65; light 6.45R6.70:
mixed 6 6.40@6.7e: heavy 6. 15@6 .65 !:
rough 1h6HG en: ntss = 55s9S TX {
Cattle slow. Native steers 5. 500
9s1o cows and heifers 3.6oSo7 SO:
calves 7Di0.50. 3 : ~ 80 ;
Sheep steady, Sheep 6. S5a7 rs:
yesrlings Z es@s .55; lambs 7.soss
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% yoa Flnd rsals WA Eyeryhadyi

An irritable. fauitflndIng disposition
is often due 20 4 disprdered stomach.
"A lifhsi with seed dsseeticn is nearly
always good natiired Al great many
have been permanently benefited nv
Cham mbersafn's Is Tablets after years ni
suffering. These tablets strenTthea
the stomach and enable 1t ~ peFRcrf5
It's functions Naturally. & btninahls
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Liverpool Cotton.

ai LIVERPOOL. Feb. 27.-Cotton, spot
steady. Good middiing 5.2s: middiing
a s9At low middling 4.56. Sales 5000;
speculation and export 1900. Receipts
ga ,7S0.
Futures quiet: May-June 4.S4 1-2;
June-July 4. So l-2: July-August
4.93 1-2; October r-Novemher 500:
january February 5.l3.
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Anderson. g @.
Fsby 2s. 1876.
= ii'se15 Z sliE g g; E { fii5FiI;5s ~; i' q

hatabarlain's Ccash Raitseliy has
heea used In my si0neehold fdf che
'oast t~entv gears. 1 began gissng IL
70 my children when they ysefa EMAIL.
Ae q quick relief for pf0ep. WhcoplnR
,cDntii, and ofdlnafS colds. = has 10
earal Heink free from epinta and
other harnagul drugs. sse9ef kaik
AFRAID 70 give 4 % kiio ctille ~. I
have trecelarsanded Il tst i iert.a iinII5- )
bar Of friends EN-, neEshHoiS. i7a
hhFe used Il ana SPEAK hisAiy 81 e :,
NfiteE D1fs. AlkFy AFsnfke. shosfStiile.
n Obtains bic esAfyzhsss
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NOTICE

We, the farmers of Williamson
Township. call meeting OF the farm
ers Of Anderson County to meet at An
derson court house on March 1st, IL
o'clock, noon. We want every farmer
who wants to better his condition and
his county's to be present.
The meeting will be addressed by
McLaurin and possibly
others. ~.
w. d. ROGERS.
A. j. BALLARD,
WIT ELLISON.
X j. e. ROGERS,
G.. c. MARTIN,
H. B. MARTIN,
w, A. HAMMOND,
w. WELBORN,
G. F. HIETT,
j. C. DUCKWoRTH,
JOHN WHIT,
w. e. M'ALISTER,
w. H. ELLISON,
GEO. W.SPOORE.
w. H. DUCKWORTH,
j. D. CHASTINE,
A. LEE ROGERS.
r. H. BREAZEALE,
M. J. ELLISON,
A. NJ. GUYTON, JR.,
o. r. CAMPBELL,
CASPER STONE,
A. L. CAMPBELL,
w. G. ROGERS,
J.J. BUTLER,
j. w. KNIGHT,
A. ]. BROWN,
G. r. ROGERS,
j. T. HOLLAND,
: JAS. K$NARD - -
s. NJ. CALLAHAN, y
L. o. ASHLEY,
A. r. ALLEN. 4
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Feb 27.-Cotton goads
were quiet and steady today. Burlans
were higher. Linens and dress goods
were advancing. Jobbers reported
good trade In white and wash goods.
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y 4 /. = - i =
ELLISON VAN HO0SE
COMING TO ANDERSON
WITH HIS CONCERT COM
PANY TO BE AT 5ANDER-
SON COLLEGE
ON MARCH Fl FOlJRTEI
Anderson College Fortlassss u
Securing an Engagemeist -Is
. Noted SSinEep
ON MARCH FOURTH

College authorities consider thenf-
selves very fortunate In securing an
engagement with the ;Eliig0n Van
Hoose Concert Company. This was
made possihie by the company having
an on date. - >.
Ellison Van Hoose ie q tenor ginger,
who Is recognized among Alneyicas
distinguished hrtisfst He has made nm
5eimbrick Is
Tho entertainment will consist oi
two parts. the first being concert
numbers and The second. scenes from
grand opera. S; 3; q
II win be given under tho auspices
OF the COLLEGE In the, college audi
tcgiuins on Thursday evening, March
4th,
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Spot cotton quiet; middiing uplands
$685. No sales.
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Csogeraor alsnni,i& today ae1ess : 4
nn Invitation 20 address fhe sakechs
giliA X. u. c. A. On 4aafch 3.
, 1915-02-06

or THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
FOR 81. CROEX.
Continued from AvjS No. 10Y

HIS Eccelcncy the Governor answered
that he bad stated at the commencement
that Government had been optimistic. The
hon. last Speaker had now gone through
some items and shown that Government had
been too optimistic. With regard to the
fees Of Inheritance, the hon. Member had
said that 1T was not likely that my rich man
was going to die, His Excellency would say,
that he hoped no rich man was going to die
for it was better the rich man lived than he
died. Besides it had always been the rule
followed in calculating the Budget to take
the average of the income for the last three
years; it was very difficult to say beforehand
If the amount put down would come in.
4th Member for Christiansted Country
District (Schmaiegei0ao) would as Chairman
OF the Municipal Committee, which he had
only been for a short time, say, that the Mem
bers of the Committee haa goue on working
hard; but it seemed as if the hon. 1st Mem
Der for Christiansted Town (Stakemaun)
was a spy. The hon. Member should not
take such work upon him.
Bird Member for Frederiksted Country
District (L'onney) remarked that not alone
the materials as lumber had gone up, but
also the workmen were paid nearly the dou-
BILE Of what was paid formerly, when a work
men got 30 40 cts a day but now got. 1915.
, 1915-02-06

be exhibited for inspection ut The Court
House in his town from the 10Th to the
28th inst, both days included. from 9 o'clock
q. IN. TO 3 O'Clock p. III.
Whoever has any objection to make
against said list is herehy,in accordance with
the Colonial Law ) 25, request ted to state
such objection in writing to the Chairman
of the Elective Board with the reasons on
which such objection or objections are bneed
within 3 days after the last mentioned lGte.
The Elective Board for the town of Fred
eriksted, St. Croix, the Bird February 1915.
SEGELCKE.
, 1915-02-06
POULSEN.
chairman
KENDTGOREL

r ISTEN over Valgberettigede til Koloni-
- alraadet vii bliv|e henlagt til Eftorsyn
] Retshuset her Byen fra den 15de til den
28de d. NJ, begge Dage indbefattede. fra
III. 9 Formiddag til III. 3 Eftermiddag.
Enhyer, der har IDdsigelse at fremfore
imod Valglisten, opfordres Henhold ii!
Koloniallovens s rs senest 3 Dage efter
Udlobet af den o%venn@vnte First til Valg-
bestyrelsens Formand skriftligen at indgive
saadan Indsigelse med Opgivelse af de
Grnnde, hvorpAN samme stottos.
Valgbestyrelsen for Frederikisteds Bys
Valgkreds, st. Croix, den 3die Februar 1916.
SEGELCKE.
, 1915-02-06
~DTGO

= listen over Valgberettigede til KoIoui-
- alraadet vii blive henlagt til Eftersyn
j Retshuset her Byen frn den 18th til den
28de d. NJ, begge Dage indbefattede, fra
III. Q Formiddas til X. 3 Eftermiddag.
Euhver, der har Indsiselse at fremfore
imod Valglisten, opfordres Henhold til
KolonialIovens ) IS senest 3 DAge efJer
Udl6bet af "ovennHvnte First til Vulgbes-
t%yteIsens Forlnand skrifrligen at indgive saa-
dan Indsigelse med Opgivelse at de Grunde,
Lyorpan samme stostes.
Valgbestyrelsen for Frederiksted4 Juris-
diktious Lnuddistrikts Yalkreds, ST. Croix,
den Bile Februar 1915.
SEGELCKE.
, 1915-02-06

~HE list Of those qualified to vote for
- Members for the Colonial Council will
be exhibited for inspection at the Court
House of this Town from the 18th to the
28th inst, both days included, from 8 o'clock
a. m. to 3 o'clock p m. Whoever has any
objection to make against the said list is
hereby, in accordance with the Colonial Law
i Is, requested to state such objection in
writing to The Chairman Of the Elective
Board, with he reasons on which such OBJ
%iectlons are based, within 3 days after the
last mentioned date.
The Elective Board for the town and SUI
burbs of ChristiNnsted, St. Croix, the 4th
February 1915.
POULSEN.
chairman.
, 1915-02-06
Translation.


FRBhe list of those qualified to vote for
- Members of the Colonial Council will
be exhibited for inspection at tho Court
House Of this Town from The 18th to the
28th INST, both days included, from 8 o'clock
am. TO 3 o'clock pm. Whoever has any
objection to make against the SAID list is
hereby in accordance with the Colonial
Laws rs, requested to state such objection
in writing to the Chairman of the Elective
Board with the reasons on which such OBJ
lection or objections are based, within 3
days after the last mentioned date.
The Elective Board of the Country Juris-
diction Of Christiansted, st. Croix, the 4th
February, 1915,
POULSEN.
Chairman.
, 1915-02-06
BEKENDTGORELS

II ISTEN over Valgberettigede til Kolo-
80 uialraadet vii blive henlagt til Efterayn
j Retshuset her Byen fra den Is lie til den
28de ds, begge Dage indbefattode, fra III.
3 FIN. til III. 3 EN-. Enhver, Diet har Indsig-
else at fremfore mod Yalglisten, opfo,dres i
Henhold til Koloniallovens s Is til senest 3
Dage ofter Udl0bet af den oyenD@vnte First,
til neutrality-suspicious. Formond skriftlig at
indgive saadan Indsigelse med Opgivelse af
de Gruude, hvorpa" samme stottes.
Christiansteds jurisdictions Landdistrikts
VnIgkreds, st. Croix, den 4de Februar 1915.
POULSEN.
FOImMad.
, 1915-02-06
ENDTGOR

n ISTEN over Valgberettigede til Kolo-
- nialraadet vii bliye henlagt til Eitersyn
paa Retshuset her Byen fra den Is til den
% DIS, beggo D"ge indbefattede, fra X. 9
FIN. til ii. 3 En-. Enhver, der har Indsig-
else at fremfore mod Valglisten, opfordres
/ Henhold til Kolonioiloyeus 5 25 til senest
3 Dage efter Udlpbet af den o%venpavnte
First, til Vulgbestyrelsen Formand s%kriftlig
at indgiye soadan Indsigelse med Opgivelse
at de Grunde, hyorpaa summe stottes.
Valgbestyrelsen for Christiansteds Bys og
Forstnders Falgkreds, st. Croix, den a
Februar 1915.
POULSEN.
Tmd.
, 1915-02-06
Translation.
PUBLICATION.

THE List of those qualified to vote for
- Members Of the Colonial Council viii
be exhibited for inspection at the Court
House in this town from the 18th to the
28th inst, both days included, from s O'Clock
II. ~. to 3 o'clock p. M.
Whoever has any objection to make
against said list is hereby, in accordance
with the Colonial Law S %, requested to
state such objection III writing to the Chair
man Of the Elective Board with the reasons
on which such objection or objections are
based within 3 days after the last mentioned
date.
The Elective Board for the Country Dis
trict Of the Jurisdiction of Frederiksted, St.
Croix, the Bird February 1915.
GFTCKF.
, 1915-02-06

PUBLICATION.

THE List Of those qualified to vote for
Members Of the colonial Council will
, 1915-02-06

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