, 1915-08-11

(Buum0un) remark d, thut this matter h,d
been brought to Government by the Snnl-
tary Commission, who most likely had a mtu
who would take over the post.
Bird Member for Chris ansted Gentry
District 90. f. LeeoW s,id, that the Mnni-
cipnl Committee would noI have endorsed
the Government if there was not a man, who
had proved himself capable for the post.
4th Member for trederiksted Country
District (Smith) would then shy to the hon
last speaker, that the post was made for u
man, and there was 10 necessity to establish
such a position.
1st Member for Frederiksted Town (COW-
ter) expressed his astonishment that the Sa-
nltary Commission in Fleder!ksted had re-
fused an inspector. Every Que who had
rend Df. Ditleysen's report would know, that
next to st. Thomas the sanitary conditions III
Frederiksted were very poor. Ii amy mem
Der would propose a postpOnement Of the
matter he would second il.
Bird Member for Christiansted Town
(NleIsen) recommended the grant for o lop-
ton.
The Chairman (otakemamn) remarked that
the matter could not be postponed. The
Council could propose to postpone 2ud dis
cussiOn.
His Excellency the actg. Vice-Goyernor
(DOUNiUJtN) WOulQ Glncld0l6 AOI Cue DeueuG
of the hon. 1st Member for Frederiksted
Town (CouIter) that the Sanitary Commits
sion in Fl ederiksted had not answered that
it was not necessary to have a Sanitary In-
spector, only at present they did not want
any.
The Chairman (Stakemann) closed 1st dis
cussion, and remarked, that it was now left
to the Council to decide whether 2nd dis
cuasIon should come on to-day or not.
Bird Member for Christiansted Town
(NjelSen) proposed that End discussion
should come on to-day.
LIST Member for Frederiksted Town
(Coulter) proposed the postponement OF 2ud
Discussion
The Chairman (StahemQnn) put the 3rd
Member for Christiansted's Town Nielsen's)
proposal to the vote.
3 voted for, II against.
The Chairman (Ntk6nlanm) remnrked,
shat 2ud Discussion would come on in next
meeting, and then took up the grant for the
restoration of the cemetery, Frs. 100000.
3rd Member for Christianste ed Town (NteE-
senD recommended the grant for adoption.
End Member for Gin istiansted Town
(CaY1oqat0) seconded and remarked that in
the meeting of 9Th July last year after much
stir and heat in debate this amount was
FO0So W.T. Wo uRO HOpSn AOl SOOl IONtlA9S 40
that time the weeds in the cemetery we've
high enough to cover ones feet, today they
are high enough to cover a 6 foot man, He
hoped VIII Ell the amount was voted for u End
time, there would soon be order.
The Chairman (Stakemann) answered,
that the reason why nothing had been done
was that the Committee could not agree
what to plant, but it would now be arranged.
1st Discussion was closed.
With the consent Of Government and the
Council End Discussion was opened.
No one d demanded the word.
End Discussion was closed.
The money bill was put to the vote ana
unanimously adopted.
Within closed doors were then discussed
the two other items viz:
Sub lem III. The Judicjary amd POT
ice department is granted:
3. For Policemen in Christiansted's Ju-
risdictiop further ...... Frcs. 1890
and
SUB TEN XIV Djoers Expenses.
1. Diners supports is granted:
8. To the widow of Prison Inspector C.M.
Nielsen for herself aud their 2 chll-
dren...... -. -. FIRES. l,U0O.OO
Both items were adopted ut 2nd Discus
sion.