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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-08-21
GOLD ORE HAS 4
 FEET OF $2O ORE

The upraises from the west drift of the $50 level of the Gold Ore have been carried up about 100 feet apart and are close to 50 feet above the roof level, and one is in four feet of ore averaging better than $20, while the other shows from to [ feet of the same grade of rock. It is esti- mated that there is now 200O tons of ore in sight between these raises and that when they are car ried through to the level above there will be more than 5000 tons added to the available ore. In the east drift on the same level the ore body is com ing in and the management confident ly expect that within the next ten or fifteen days the ore body found in the level above will be penetrated. The work has been carried on with all possible speed, although thls work has been held up on account of the bad condition of the ground, heavy timbering having to be done for about 50 feet. Boulders of quartz have been found in the soft talcy mass, and some naturalization is shown. On the level above some of the best ore found in the mine was opened.
 Last Saturday evening A., c. Wer- den, general manager of the property, departed to the coast on important business in connection with the if nancing of the property, although the company is now in shape to continue work of development for several months, after which a mill run is to be made on the ores, the Gold Road being under contract to the company
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-08-21
[. Q. ). 100 TON
 MILL ON THE WAY

Two carloads of machinery for the c. o. D. mill are on the way here from Denver and should arrive with in the next two weeks.
 A part of the mill had been order ed for the past three months and M B. Dudley stopped off on his way home from New York last week, anC met w. w. Widdowson, to finish the selection of the machinery.
 The mill, which will have a capa. city of 100 tons, has been carefully planned and when it is, put up, this paper ventures the opinion that it vii not suffer the fate of some of the mills which have been put up in this county and which have proven incap' able of handling the ores they were built for.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-08-21
AUTOMOBILE PARTY
 TO LAKE MARY

A party consisting of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Hammers, MT. and Mrs. Frank Eudene, Mir. and Mrs. John Cunning ham and Dr. and Mrs. s. s. Stark, left overland for two weeks vaca- tion in Coconino County. .a.-e.
 They will go to Lake Mary, Oak Creek and to Williams before their return. The party expects to be back about the first of the month.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-08-21

All are welcome.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-08-21
VISITED MINES
 OF THE COUNTY

Louis J. Quinn, field correspondent of the Mining & Engineering Journal, of New York, visited many of the mines of this county the past week, among them being the Tom Reed, United Eastern, the Catherine and the Dudley mines. He was much pleased with conditions in the county and be- ieves that within a few months min ing conditions will go above normal.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-08-21
ST. JOHNS CHURCH

The Rev. T. H. Dodd will conduct a brief service at 10:30 A. M. Subject: "Where Dwellest Thou". The public are cordially invited to this service.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-08-21

Mrs. E. Underwood, of the Under wood Tire Company and c. S. Wheel CT, of the same firm left for the coast this week. MT. Wheeler expects to be back soon while Mrs. Underwood will spend a couple of weeks on the coast, visiting with her daughter in Los Angeles and at Oakland.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-08-21
A Marrow Escape

Hicks was tall, angular lad from the backwoods who had never seen a train. As he stood with his city cousin in the long station shed and watched the puffing engine and the long line of cars roar in, his face turned ashen.
 What's the matter, Bill?" asked the cousin.
 My gosh" gasped Hicks. eff that durn thing had of come in sideways it would of wiped us all out"
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-08-21
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

Regular Christian Science Services are held on Sunday mornings at Il o'clock in the lower part of the 10. o. F. Hall.
 All aro ua1con,a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
BLACK -ORAUGHT
CLEANS THE LIVER
Enthusiastic Texan Tells Of Bad
Fix He Was In and How He
Got Out by Using Black.
Draught Liver
Medicine.

Holland. Tesss,-A Ar. J. \. Mssscr
sho lives . short distance from hero
sui IN the country. says Black.
DrsaEhi Is without doubt she bes'
lsgpr medicine made do not heaf
is'e 70 So u viii 90 ali u l. recon
mended 10 40 and more.
! am strong ana healthy. bui - eli
iced little active medicine once IN =
shile. and Black DFaaght ls rool
'Doash Tor me. y does the work we.i
snd cleans the liver. carrying awas
Die. the easless of sny pursslIve .
hsre ever seen.
Ones. some yeats sEo. had si0~
fever and my stomach vas in q bad
~. srd Black Draughf gave me re-
If ang bsipsd ne xonaeri.s sight
8 entsd me- u indigsx~sl. and me
1sd feeling after esiInE keep Il
sor ny family. they use Il and Nay-
ior years. and too. Il szyes dee,r
tliis ard = noi srpenslys.
A stitch IN time sases nine. anc
nosf slfk3ess Is caused by . Bad liver
8 fss dozes of Black -S)rzsTht fixe.
Sc u. snd fhey wouis see a. have.
shst . help u vosla b.
Ask yosr dsrEisi for Thedforfs
Bizek -Drsnght.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
"On With the Dance"

Some " the elderly folk living Marion lud reunion
eniy They talked old and and they
they danced The d dancer he floor Mrs Jones
~ years dd danes Those there
Grandma Jones anee sell she dd the days
elnod and she knows o' u she dnt know three
quarter 81 o century ago
Nov isn't that life a. has he ivcdf Never old
old to as time o' enough place upon
the shell
Why should hoi che doof 90 the pleasure. M merely
because har hair walks h1 slowly
flock o grandchildren That used e BE- the the ehmufy
for hte old folks but ian Grandpa sticks bunes.
life sud usual, be- che Eeneraiio handicap ant
beat them Grandaother rifs he light fantastic
liurfah for Mrs old rnouRh know
too oli - take daily dose af -, ou' ~ lie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
Aef plalnt

Editor tea ser see lu ihc Load
~ ahoai assault saaet some NO
mea arc iahine . great deal upon
ihsVrcissu 20 eondone 'he crimes of
cyii-deefr
Noa They are stfsinr one wire
sears glasses. OF rather peeiaciea
ia that prison ufiens
Nov au September 1919 there
lives an DID lads and hcl son and hli
wile and bah, in lhe atIi part ~
town. the roueehali sooi1 nearly oil
bslUng to fhe moihcr son ard danths
tor Ia .isR ua ~ that Was there
TAe aaufhfrr 30 +laa thought che
oarht 10 Save aii fhe mo asf.i IN d y
worked un ine nmr W elll call the
daughter WiI's she ius wanted a.
be- running aroand ail % time. and
wanted fs vofh ln the 'sisphone ~
ficr rather than ln che house -
on lhe eleventh. of septembfl ahf Goa
eiuded ~ iesye while Hcf h0sband wa
gone We viii oaii hln Victor she
bundled and packed trunk Tier
memnn in-laN gave her siih lots -
other lhlnEs she nai siYcn her iiis
truck came and TOOK lhs thine bai
she could NOT leave uiihoni seoldins
her moihef.iu law T.eFe Vas tn
nan that drove the truck that ear
fiod the Blk waief bottles he saw
her do a. Ackno~lotesd willie sifuck
mother aud mother ssf' AIMED WI.
10 rss FoinH % strike mother wHh >
Inch chisel when sitter iB.ias
from Colorado eame sannins out from
the ziichsn and grabbed the 2.snct
chisel and took q from While Poor
old mother hes hair al flshefelee
knocked her against ihe usii. bufi her
badly. ihea she sent sfound and tot
stories 20 the wesi.sldp people sne
has tried every shape snd form 10 ~
iare ihs foiks
Tals is . fac city Officers she
viii alis~ such Willie beat 40 ons
xho j. a perfect lady. wears Elasses
IA e. T. knows what justice hui ibe,
alioe old usn % abuse fhfir eisff
lust iecause they have hsen col
der once The IudEe said BE- hA1 "a
pay court fees and his xife'a iasfer's
fees. buf he never has dons u jnAi
lsi fae old soldier 70 AMI ssy nothine
s1en on che Dihrr hand fhey make
Victor psY wllre'a Aeysf. besides
~ lasi gave he 81 BE- 1aa nos they
niii ssn MOTE Pretty sifornsts
aaa isdees. no ronder homa Ci;y
gets the cream sn1 ~ do~n there
and protpefs nhiie here 3 coed eiti.
zen Is pefseeafed until isey isafe. -
Written - ona sbo kn0ws and the
ons half Is not told -
Here - . fype sfifien Sip,
Yea folks just ask she she told
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
MONDAY s~s TUESDAY
sirsr.--s ssfsns <o~
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Er wz-xa- spffwwr
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szsr - ne Tksa,< vsssHr 49,,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21

NecA e tAe oNfs sevsd.ag u Aiva1ds
tazs an< ~ ionlrAs there ~.a b. het
Iusls Krain w. - b. fni inso 8he
ErezEc
TAs So coual har4lg ~ IL betef
fkape. And r1rta rermin1tlcr l. bo1os
- ~ The res3lt
The wAeat felas. hiVAk ana harr al
~tstrr. are 30 nning to shov a. n<f
Sne c-rea Thess i an &bGaaaHce of
rno.sture n the Eroare
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21

De yoa fcel tired al the times Does
yaaf baes ashs' 10 seu feel That
son ars not - Npts as SOFA nae 90
be- foie, kidney rslla tore 40 and
inslroga'e tho klineys hsf lsh pask
hehs. rid ne hiooa ol aolsons iee
WI n sayaaoio Mscon ca writes
a am reads 80 any time ~ speak 9
eord fof Foley Kidney roils SOLD
every ehefe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21

that ahf lusi hated her magher. IN las
and ahs wished size ~0uic dc and
sald 10 the parties she tolf ~ sac
would die s0ae nikht ~ flna hst
dead in the ntofnlnF yea aoTt esp.
pose there roald ~ anfshins ts.1
shout A. DO yua fof ! wish she
~oald die bate hef -. aud shs
old other bad thinxs ~ s0mlnz ov
the ssy sss iafts1 shs has msdi.
lated hilling her moiher h. Law. 20
bssafe yoa hsss talked loo mnsb =
Z Nfaeifomps
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21


has cAlieA fsnaa nar miaet Marhe
feees, ~ henogaa anf mafh lasei
3 nber ~ ttsftrAntl f4fis No
a. 81 d A A. therefore 80 i
Neseissa Thai - sstsna eaf hear
ipls sympA,hs 80 hes ehllarvn NJ and
wrs Frank issfcklns - Cesinsloa
nklAhomA. ana be- y further
ilsaniseA. Thai sspy - lhsss iva
nlnflans b. sgseaa aean gar mlnufe*
ava pahlishsg ~ she tMAs iesAst
a. orasa q lhe snmHffe
Mr. 4 4 MfNeal
Nj astils io~
Mr. Nsis itsninefon
81 II
ss~oay Pc st aAesps churss
Part 0ae
ne Cooa shepherd Naa nsWAlsf
20 Saitaf ifeaf NJ tlinek
Npsn ths a4lss knAre
lsllahf n u Nyau
ns Wm Nmk
fafi Two
Theiua Ros Niolln
N, the Matters Of nshyion liaweli
'Ninef, fIfst rpAlm Nellermla
ne WA , Work
iiehsnfrsntT Kusslef
indlan Lament hff's
theima Roe vinltn HtnfAk
pafi rhfro
The tora "a Ny lAshi NnsakA
% NsYior af me wafld uuots
Fear Not We q lsfeal nnsk.
~ wm , Wofk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
A TEXAS WONDER

fpf Kidney anf ss.idef srp9bisa
Fasei. weak and lsms hack. fhssma.
flsm AMI irregularities " the Kidneys
and blAdfef hesnls.es tlsddrf freu
siss IN children N not sold bs dnux
rifis. mail 81 IS. Small besfir eftes
cure. nsnf fof ewnfn testimonials
Dr. y. W. sis... fszs Olive 81. ~
louis. Mo. soid b. sfasusfs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
The Forum
mmanie-,iona 10 sb.
Editor

Honor 70 Whom Homer 10 Doe"
raf be- q from na tAsf - taHci'on
~fangt0lng Ne beiegc flrhfenua
moss oshiteih.a nation. Coz Individually
aud ihal aln u 4 rcproach "a AZ, sns
llal 49, AaAe oomflfi in knpalnk that
fhr reifeei lfeas WAS mlsnudeUi9nd
Nts y Nistlry President War
Noiheia
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POLLARD
SATURDAY
cosoTs-s ct>~


TIA plotnr Amt and - 9nsernfn-
,oas ghxsicaAn hAe xrr1agec 70 have
yoz corrn~6 II a prtvte sAnssr-us
uneer ihs Tr~seH1 lA.at foaY mi11 49,
nrl.s.anceE u fhe car sss ororre1
ans she nurse en- hand and & YcUr
raar as ALREADY waislng icf yoA.
whzg wcala va DO
rsf r1n etsr NET the co-dtsc1 e
wash . rarSe saoao sAY yoa wert ~
sans snt goa ~uni1 try - prove ycnf
Snn5fy-
Thsf e ere 81 tAe sitesticns thai
c,u.-f-urf Doreghy GisA Il her iats-ff
F-arxuou1r PictNre Tsrnine tse
Txhl-s ~hscA wil ~ sho~n Il ihe
Pollzrd Theafrt CT SATURDAY. FthN-l-
"a this ca~e pcrOsky meets y in q
xxy issf naF <crs n some eases and
not u a1herx Tkis time ID rrsaite1
n D.. kavsnr the frs~~acm ~ the
grounds. bs-ng cosrted - ne usAr
she sA1se< 70 msrrs and nnal.y
escaping To 1agve is tsn1 cre ~ the
uk1y klsEzfsoas rAat are sd io uasse
shLs pirfnre nne * tAe ss&pTiesf th1t
Ms Eisk has yef greeerfed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21

NestcraAE al ane 0slogk Ms E 4
SaAi easefiainea ihs memhefs ef IA
Neoafy Nooass shah ,iaa and ssHs
era extra epesis Il iuneheon Al ihs
loas hoss, fhe Naesis ecrs seated
at one large table decorated with
iefn, ana plAhis and twoasaaf@
lrnghron ~as srrtea A game a an
tlan followed ihe inRf heou Ana lht
nfl1cs were awarded f0 Miss lheils
Adser awd Mss ksthTsn CAssas foi
AisA ssoees and MIS- Rsassn nstchlm
iof low
SrsAt rsssis ief thr eseasian Wffs
Nfs Gas Holloway Nrs rrcd nlrse
Ms Howard F1ss Miss Adleg Ans
Mss nessa Naieheii Arr Fsant
Gresham sill Ae hosiess so ihr eiut
in gVo weeks
M M m
Nr ana Mrs lyae and .on Rfon
sos os Oklahoma CHs. uui spend
swnaay nnh Ar Ghd Mrs ~ ~
8ransoa ana Kiss Nlns Hftnsan plt
also BE- ~ be- ostf Saufay
81 - X
Ms IA g3le'i ol Nmskeeon. Mich
has arrived ias tlsii wfih hef rss
iffs Mrs Charles Olsen aua Nft
N D. Chfsnmt
= NJ n
MIS- p : Resuad went 70 OK
lshema CNy Yesterday 'e aftsnd W
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21

fafe indoors ~tA lack ~ exercise
and AeAxg toea IS xPt q ,aroW tht
digestive ofkSas ouf az ordef. foles
CAih2rsff T2Nless are wheies0ms
paysis fh&f iho0aghly cioAnss the
howeis uahoas ggapsnr az rauseA
They sueeten ihc stomach irKlgor4fs
ihe liver. hanisa heaasche, hiilousaess
hiaatigw rAs Soi9 sVersvhcre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
SUNDAY
MARY MILES tts-Er
-gvcy or 1ocyEs' rsReor'
a resixr- ricsure-

she wzs A5aseS ana bexsen ~ he'
rnsr-arz5azk ~g-zn6rpr g xzs hei
Iir-ie corf1r DezET Tfer cr1red bal
&C .oe receive fhe fovirx fpnch 81
the hsn&- kznd. ths rzress Ard ~
E1ss shAdre1 az so fon6 ~ and - r.
-lfl~c % II lie bir1s q IL air. ths
bass q fse fsel<. ant To- la-nr4f1
pers. tnev foEn6 their trse-ds
- ne chzru q YDuih ne p5ser
q szlih 1-6 Ehe osnsfsncy O. icre
So -gncF ct Rogues Hx-oor~
a s-ory g tArilik ttress. loTs and
l1aFs-er
Txo-rs~i Atre-rzrtE q Rufk
Tpo-reel Eir - csnecv. -sEich-
- C Sweer5es
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21

SHARK ssla i - hafa fhaf an 90
posare 10 sse AZ 4 eap be- sroana 10
line posaef aDd used IL ths
pisee of diamond dasi fol polishing
liamonAa
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Esu ossAFis " {. ". q.
The fau tathfls " & T. L He'll
most thlenesilax useslna a. rs
Aeae II AFN y l iisyss a. t1l4ss
sfternsea "A lerrasse msaaf Il
ZOE he lAte Mira lsAs Mneaenses
efecesssl he feseisf pFosfan Anss
ioaniEAsAan wAs he suAfesi 81 90
aaslen and patriotic eaeaiiAn. 49,
Esfen II ansesf to ron fan. sas -
aFilsae eu saissaeentssgiou - FssnasA
\ tasse vas rea QuUe : a.
- % nsonss VS. Realized Tor iAa
fatile~ nant and Nrs ~ / snees
rev Mtmbef. WAs ~~ls1msa f4se
~ uniea A. the eioss ~ ihA 81
efaoen DEL oas Tefrs.s smenis were
ssftod ~ AFs Ilaves Ard tAs s. asA
tah'arn fei il faa pesk alfh
d, q n ean
v~
Miss Auih Hiltrsfh aamr W fnam
Nefman YESTERDAY "a sptua ihs week
std uiih hef psnents NJ ana M
p , HadWih
- 81
Prot " A cocaeil cams an fhafs.
sss esenlne from Oklahoma CIV Il
<tf his weekly nsSehaloxt lecture
sAt,h 49, ~ coias Fss~,ial eutsta
sev Mrs , Il Hart and Mr. d I.
3ahl Neu fhnrsdas he ior'are ulli
ee sscn "a shs hame ef Nm e 4
sahl
EN
" Ard Mrs. ~ n Necae affi.s
aome rAafsaay from iloasioa. r.,
Nrs MvcA, ~eni te lloosson fag
fissi bas heesns - vi TIA, Nj Ne
,N'f wss oalisa there anA shAe her
p h'ahh Is snKA,iy Improved she =
Hiil Ia FsF weakened condition
- " vi
Nrs y A smiiA Who has hoen sis.
slae with her cnasin Nn geofse
lA4more in Oklahoma Clis. came \ (
Yesterday e4fh Nra smNh Aaa ih,A
re nov a. home A. ihe ihns h.iel
NJ Paul Smith came from Lsna a.
~ lahoma, on Nedaesday ara ain a.
amuioNed 81 ne Scearr, slate hssA 1
e whieh hls father hss iasl heean> /
president
- ny
Memorial Services on sunday
The wrsi side " g + e. viii
hold Frances n wlNara memorial
sefsircs 81 ihe wes " 3 rharsn
en SUNDAY afternoon 81 O'Clock io
Ahirh everyone ls Invited
= = 1.
Nfs A A West and san STANLEY
speu, rraay IL oklahoms civ
> II
Mrs. JOAN Williams and Ntae son
4 llsnyeiia. are visiting a. ne home
of Mrs y D Williams.
s. y ~
Mrs " A rolk viii arrive ianlehf
rom Wlshltg rot tisii VIII Nir ana
Nrs n cas.idy and ~ and Nfs 3
Flisnasrlck
y y /.
Nlsees Mar, Nitsley Narsarel Nt
oy leapeiie phillps and Mars lee
lven caue up froiu Oklahoma city
20 FcmNin over Sunday wirh thsir
amii.es
Mrs coadert 81 Edmond. q visiting
Der sister Mr. } a. nuke
- n "
anncuUoemen, 20 A. O y. W. Members
We are pleased 90 inform ihe m tm
bore 30 tho Guthrie lodge No J.. A. 7
q e " ihsf ihelr deRife team
apuferrcd ihe wortmrn aerreo afi
Shawnee i.odeo No 30 iasi 1hursaat
gh And "a iarl born last Friday 4
AT Team vas mri hy an ln.husi-
nile crowd of Wofkmsn and after
in impressive Illustration n o1r
fafshWor3s The Grand Master Work
'nan. s I. johnson gave rhorl edn
ional talk on the ihnfouThnsss II the I
afofeciicn extended through the A
. Z " and valuable Information
y eardinF the new las soon 20 10 ihlo
effect.
The team Wishes 10 express their
irpreclatlon of ihe convenience and
ieasuFe extended OF he frin b.
Grand Maf'ef Workman. s L John 4
son. and their elect Capt q y Nj
4 y
y u e.
Resolutions - Conscience
Resolutions - l. of @ A. a.. Feb
=. iezo since COD in His providence
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{ have On haud saffielsst mos<y tn
psr al nebooi warrants 10 ssparsss
fan ap 70 aud ineladins ssmbsf 10
infsfesf ceases % days iron date )
z iiamiii. Dr.. Treas school Dist. No
co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21

q = reported iAai each wear 9tt-
a'e pcanse e. te New Nork cry 10
svs
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ln Payts sru. ,he islcrvei bets
'wo sAoNers & nfa IS about seNsa
wan
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cAlsNoAR


SATURDAY
0uf a fsthsf .eakea ftnt Sale
lteitWNAnN lfsrleRre Snsfs
aha laelia tsAmma Nlas Mfs 0ea
kgatAAapt
SUNcAN
Ntsi side n z & Aeuafta
SERVICES West Al + Chugth
NoADAN
Cambridge Stah Carnegie Literary
rOEsoAN
fAsinhaa SIS tfA CArnekie tAtlAfg
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Resolutions ~ Conscience
Resolutions - l. ef 9 A. a.. Feb
=. 1870 since Cod in His providence
, 1920-05-19
PRO S
OF THE
IN COUNCIL
70 ST. DIX.

At one O'Clock p. M, Monday, May
SA II, 1920, the Colonial Council of St.
Croix held an extraordinary meeting at
the Colonial Council Hall in Christian
sted convened by request Of Government.
The following members were present:
The Acting Chairman (Merwin), F. Coul-
ter, A. j. Blackwood, F. Lunney, K.
Henderson, M. NJ. Sheoch, D. Noll, w.
H. MacKay, W. s.. Abramson, G. Nord-
by, D. .. Canegata, G. 5. Fleming and
Thos. Ramsay.
Despatching Secretary Commander
Colby attended the meeting.
The Acting chairman Merwin asked
End Member tor Christiansted Town
(Canegata) to act as Secretary to the
Council until the Officials of the Council
are elected.
After prayers had been said the Actg.
Chairman remarked: Honorable Mem
bers the minutes of The last meeting have
been published as customary in the st.
Croix Avis" and if members have no
objections | will consider same tacitiy
adopted.
There being no objection the Actg.
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Skeoch received one vote respectively.
election of a Secretary.
Is voting tickets were handed in and
End Member for C~hristiansted Town
lCanegata was elected with IA votes;
End Member for Christiansted Country
District Mac Kay received one vote.
Election of an Assistant Secretary.
Is voting tickets were handed in, one
was invalid. LIST Member tor Frederiksted
Country District Henderson received 6
votes; End Member for Christiansted
Country District Mac Kay received 5
votes, and 3rd Me 4ber for said District
lR. W. Skeoch received 3 votes.
AS one had absolute majority vote
a new voting had to take place.
Is voting tickets were hande3 in and
End Member for Christiansted Country
District Mac Kay was elected with 8
votes.
1st Member for Frederiksted Country
Distlict LAndersenI received A votes, 3rd
Member for Christiansted Country Dis
trict (R. W. Skeoch) received 2 votes and
Bird Appointed armstrong; received one
vote.
Item 2.
Election of Members OF the Munici-
pal Committee and Substitutes.
The election took place in this manner
Two James were written on the tickets,
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ORDER OF THE DAY
for an extraordinary Meeting of the
Colonial CouAcil for St. CroiX,
TUESDAY, May rs. 1920, at one
O'Clock p. m.
[Convened by request of Government

/. Election Of men to take part with
Government ia deciding on applica-
tons to be made of their Majesties
King Christian TX and Queen Louise
of Denmark's Golden Wedding Lee
gacy.
2. Election of do. OF their Royal High
nesses Grown Prince Frederik and
Crown Princess Louise of Denmark's
Silver Wedding Legacy,
3. Election Of do. of the NuptiaI Fund
of His RUy Highness. Prince Val
demar Of Denmark.
4. Election do. of the ?. C.. Birch and
wife Rosaline Antoinett's legacy to
the poor Ct ST. Croix.
s.. Colonial Council! Bill No. 20.
Continuation of 3rd Discussion on
Draft Of an Ordinance introduced by
Government establishing and de
claring the organization of tie Judi
ciary and Educational Departments
Of the Virgin Islands Of the United
States etc. with amendment.
Colonial Council Office, ST. Croix,
May 18th, 1920.
ROBT. L. MERWIN,
Chairman.
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Chairman declared the minutes S pub
lished tacitly adopted,
The Actg, Chairman further remark
ed: | have received no notifications from
absent members of their inability to at
tend the meeting.
The Acting Chairman then laid before
the Council Item / of the Order of the
Day,
''i Elections Ct Official # the Council.
Election of a Chairman.
Y voting tickets were handed in, one
was blank End Member for Frederiksted
Town iMerWin) was elected with II
votes.
The Chairman (Merwin) took the
chair and thanked the members for re-
electing him chairman Of the Council for
another year and expressed the hope
that he would be able to conduct the
meetings satisfactorily.
3rd Member fer Christiansted Country
District (Robt. w. Skeoch) entered the
meeting.
Election of a Vice-Chairman.
IA voting tickets we've handed in and
LIST Member for Frederiksted Town
(Coulter) was elected with 9 votes.
End Appointed Member (Noll), End
Member for Christiansted Country Dis
trict (Mac Kay, 9Th Appointed Member
[Lunney, End Member for Christiansted
Town [C&negata] and End Member for
Frederiksted Country District I'M. M.