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SchruIlk

Herman Meters was . Wing caller
Wednesday.
Carl Johnson has purchased = new
radio.
The Meters children spent Mon
day evening ct the Jake Wentz
home.
Johnny witt called It the Roy
Marchant homo Thursday evening.
Roy Merchant took some hogs to
Wing Friday.
Mrs. John Fode and sons Albert
and Herman, who have been visiting
with he folks In Wishelk, returned TO
their home last Saturday.
Emanuel Fode visited with his
folks Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Vents left
Thursday for Jamestown, where they
will spend the winter.
Johnny Fode went to Wing Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Meters and fam.
ily spent Sunday evening ct the VIM.
Witt home.
Carl Schulz called 1t the James
Novy home last Sunday.
Herman Meters was Wing caller
Friday.
John Fode, John Witt and Eman-
uel Fode spent Tuesday evening ut
the VIM. Witt home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Wentx visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam and John
Koch Friday evening.
Mrs. John Fode and sons, John,
Herman and Albert were in Wing
Saturday afternoon.
The Wentz family visited ct the
VIM. Ryan home Thursday evening.
Anton Novy was . Wing caller
Saturday forenoon.
Ed Nolan was = Wing caller Sat-
urday.
Miss Beulah Lawyer and mother
returned from Drake, N. D., Satur-
day to resume their work as Miss
Lawyer holds the position Of teacher
in Schrunk school.
Schrunk school No. 2 opened Mon
day after . two weeks Christmas
vacation.
J. Witt and J. Fode were Sunday
callers at the Roy Marchant home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meters and son
Harold and Herman and daughter
Vivian spent Sunday at the James
Novy home.
George Nolan called at the John
son home last Monday evening.
Anton Novy called on Andrew
Meters Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cook went to
Wing Monday.
Ted Nolan was absent from school
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Marchant and
family called at the Henry Seilenger
home Monday evening.
Fred Smith called at tho Henry
Seilenger home Monday.
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futile

DR.. ]. r. Ostefield returned from
q two weeks visit with his parents
at Winnipeg, Man.
The many friends Of Mrs. Milf
Goldsmith will be glad to know she
is improving.
Ed Stith had the misfortune ia
lose two horses. They became mired
in q straw pile.
Henry Kremenetsky was Q bust
ness caller in Bismarck.
. Fred Wagner has been on the
sick list for some time but is feel
ing better.
Mrs. Martin Franzen and daugh-
ter Florence spent Z few days
visiting Mrs. Henry jacobson 1t
Wing.
Catherine Danielson, the youngest
daughter Of Emmett Danielson, fell
while playing and broke her collar
bone. The little girl was taken to
jamestown for medical attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Anderson
entertained 1t their home with an
oyster supper Monday evening.
Ed Toasevigen returned from
Steele where he has been attending
the regular meeting Of the county
commissioners.
Mrs. Jacob Hirsch and family re-
turned from Wilton whore they Wis
tied with relatives . few days.
Miss Dollie Stewart returned 70
her school ct Manfred, N. D. She
has been. spending the holiday
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Stewart.
]. w. King and family expect to
move to Elgin, N. D. Mr.. King has
accepted the position. Of depot agent
there. Il il understood that the
Tappen agent will b coming to
futile.
The Tuttle Shipping Association
G. p. Kopplin sold his grocery
and hardware store 70 G. B. Mans
4ield Of McHenry, N. D. Mr.. Kop-
plin will continue IN the implement
business. i Is understood that Mr..
Manifold will put In Z complete
line Of hardware but discontinue his
grocery line when his present stock
Il sold.
NJ. and Mr.. G. H. Pisschel and
infant daughter, Dona Marie, have
moved 70 Springfield, Mimi. WHARF
Mr.. Pieschel win Be employed In .
hank.
Martin Transsn W. ! business
visitor in Steole Monday.
John 4ehlho1f, u. has recovered
fF0Nn h{a racnnt On6raff0n. HA cana
home from the Harvey hospital Sat-
urday.
Hctsl Tuttle Il undsrfeias : sen-
era1 spring CLEANING. With frsshly
decorated wallis, new floor ceveringe
and curtaips, ths plsee will b vssy
uueh improved.
Tho termoru Elevator company
hid dlrectees' meeting Monday
afternoon.
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Taft

Mrs. Candee returned from Dick
inson and has started school again.
Herman Nieman was . Sterling
caller Wednesday.
Henry Swindling hauled coal from
Moffit Wednesday.
Mrs. John Baker and son James
visited ct the Roy Baker home Tues
Mr.. and Mrs. George lewis were
Sterling callers Tuesday.
James and Roy Baker were Motif
callers Tuesday.
E. L. Hurr started hauling leo
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Hendershot
spent Friday ct tho Heaton homo.
Mrs. johnson and son BILLY" were
Sterling visitors Wednesday.
Miss Florence Gosney called at
the Marion Lee home Wednesday.
=. I. Hurr was . Sterling caller
r. Il. Gcsney started 70 I'LL, his
ice house Wednesday.
Tho school ct Sterling started
Monday altar two weeks vacation.
u. L. Lewis was . Sterling caller
Tuesday.
Henry lesson started to FIJI his ics
house Thursday.
Earl Gaskill called ct the Wilbert
Koon home IN Sterling Tuesday eve.
The Burns and the Bailey's visited
at tho George Lewis home Friday
Mn. Prince and son Harold called
Of the Ober9 home Friday. .
There was only one load Of rock
hauled to Startling Friday. Most q
tho men are busy putting up tco
how. They plan On hauling later.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Deu3 and fam.
~ visited q the George L1wls
homo Friday evening. :.
ing . 4eW days at the Gaskill home.
Nm. Primes, Mrs. Jooson and
6elya Beatty attended AIDES AID -
et1Gline Friday.
Mn. p. j. 6oansy aad Edna Viz
ia . the o4skill hoihs oatar6ay
az &sssias - /. s..slIas e.llsr
Ms Vsreniee nilsy rsturnsd =
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Miss Freda Uhde, r. n, returned
to Sheridan, Wyo., to resume her
duties In the U. s. Government hos
pital ct that place. She was &C
companied to Bismarck by her sis
tiers, Mrs. A. H. Lundberg and Mrs.
A. g. Marble.
Arthur Strand was q passenger to
wilton last Friday where he attend
cd to business matters and had den
til work done.
Mrs. A. H. Helgeson left for Min
heapolis last Friday where she will
make IN extended visit with her
parents.
Little Andy Garnes, Jr., while I'm
company with Z number Of other
young children who were sleigh
riding last Saturday, met with an
accident. Some Of the hand sIeds
trailing the bob sled were tipped
over, one Of the runners passing
over his chin and cutting II quite
severely. Mrs. Garnes took him "a
Bismarck that same evening where
he received medical attention, eight
stitches being necessary to sew up
tho wound. He IL getting along
very nicely and Is able to attend
school.
The Misses Tristad and Enbrecht
arrived In Regain Saturday after
having spent the holidays With thets
parents, 70 resume their work n the
local schools.
FOR Tho past two days : crew o.
carpenters have started real acttvl'
t1oo IN the completion Of the Ameri.
can Legion bungalow. Il 70 hoped
Mt the weather continues favor.
ablob q loaet until such time q TIL
building nay b enclosed.
Mr.. Margaret Haas, who TOR thu
past bix months has been employed
I q ~ NoW Eden Sweet Shop, lefl
TOR her h0ne "a Wisconsin on Wed
noed1y q last week.
Sixteen men using two automo
ollee and two trucks proceeded 70
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Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Olson called
at the Gordon home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Little and son
Wilfred spent Wednesday at the
Ghylin home.
The weather has been moderate
this week. Quite number OF cars
were seen breaking the roads. The
mail man is now using his car again.
p. E. Patton was q Regain caller
Wednesday. ;,
II. Taylor and Everett Bailey call
ed at j. F. Titles Tuesday. They
got q horse which Mr.. Taylor had
bought of H. L. Granting.
Mrs. John Kierland was a guest
at the Charlie Magnuson home
Jim Little, M. O'Brien and Mr..
Raschc motored to Regain Thursday:
Ruth and Phyllis Little visited
with Mrs. Willard Diamond Thurs
day.
Mrs. w. H. Kolb and children were
guests at Mrs. X. Kolb's Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Landerholm
called at E. Gordon's home Thurs
Miss Gudrun Jordahl returned
home from Watertown, S. D., We'd
nesday.
Ira Bailey was a Regain caller
Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Mccullough spent sew
eral days last week at the Roy Nc
Cullough home helping to care for
Mrs. Mccullough, who has been III.
Mrs. Willard Diamond, who has
been a ;,uest Of her mother, Mrs. 6.
Gordon. returned home r. :1day.
A dancing party was held at the
Oscar Walworth home Thursday eve
ming when q number Of friends sur.
prised them. A nice time was had
by all.
w. H. Kolb called at Charlie Mag
nuson's Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mccullough
were Regain callers Wednesday.
O. w. Backman was . Regan call
Stephen Monroe spent last week as
a guest of his cousins, Earl and
Donald Monroe.
Walter Schmansky was q Regain
caller Monday.
Mrs. Dan Danielson spent last
week with her niece, Mrs. Roy NC
Cullough.
A P. T. A. meeting was held at
the schoolhouse Friday night. There
was . large crowd in attendance.
P. J. jacobson il guest ct the
O. Olson home this week.
Luther Bailey delivered some cat
tie in Regain Friday which he sold to
. buyer.
.Ir. and Mrs. Oscar Walworth and
children were showing In Regan
Saturday. /,
Clyde Little visited with Aelred
Bouch Sunday.
willard Diamond was > Regan
caller Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Ghylin enter
tanned as their guests Saturday even-
ing Misses Bertha and Edna Eide.
Miss Alice O'Brien, Guss Olson.
Oscar Olson and p. ]. Jacobson.
Mrs. Roy Little left on Friday
morning taking Wilfred to Devils
Lake where he attends school. She
will visit her sister ct Minot on her
Mrs. p. E. Patton attended the
F. T. A. meeting Friday night.
G. E. Christianson called ct s. B.
Olson's Sunday.
Mrs. Charlie> Rue and Margaret
were guests at the Alec Anderson
home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. o,Bsien were
Regain callers Saturday.
SienArd Rupp il busy hauling
hay from Rockhill township.
J. F. Little and Virgil called q!
the H. Mccullough home Sunday
MI. and Mrs. John Howe entsr.
tanned at Z dinner on Sunday III
following guests: Mr.. and Mn.
Grant Lindsey and son Howard, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Kushl and Miss Par
menter.
A crowd 81 ~ young folks y,
joyed = sleieh yide party eatur6aJ
6.eae lGaenulor was : Rssan en-
| O. Wedne1dAy.
The HiseGe Hannah mi llab4
Landerholm Weee guests u ~ Wal
| Ter ocott Aonne 1uoedAy.
NJ. and Mn HI 1Aeehe ~
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Wild Rose

The school board held its regular
quarterly meeting at the clerks
office Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 10.
Ernest Swanson, who is serving
on the jury at Bismarck, returned
home for the weekend.
Miss Avis Carlisle returned to her
high school work at Bismarck Fri
day after spending the holidays with
her parents here.
Frank Saville is hauling grain To
Braddock for o. F. Buck.
Mike Glovais took q carload Of
stock to st. Paul Saturday.
Miss Helen Erickson. teacher Of
school No. l, returned to Braddock
Saturday to begin teaching again
Monday after spending the holidays
with the home folks at Portal.
r. w. Feltheim and w. H. Brown
awell put up new stovepipes and got
things in readiness for school again
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Saville took
the train to Bismarck Thursday,
where Mrs. Saville was operated on
in the Bismarck hospital Saturday.
She il getting along as well % could
b expected.
Miss Myrtle Melthein Of Braddock
was visiting relatives here last
week.
Miles Stanton, teacher Of school
No. 2 spent the holidays with the
home folks near Braddock.
Haver Brownawell hauled q load
Of kindling wood from Braddock last
week for school No. /.
A few Of our young folks attended
the whist party and dance ct Motif
Saturday evening given BY the
Woodmen lodge and reported . flne
time.
Miss Helen Brownawell has been
quite i'll during the holiday vacation,
but j. somewhat improved and plans
on returning to her school work at
Bismarck this woek.
Miss Ada Saville and brothers Lee
and Ray returned 70 Draddock Sun.
day to attend high school.
Earl Elliott and sister Miss Edith,
who moved away with their parents
lest fall, are attending octool q
Harvey and getting along dne.
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Mrs. Walter Bohlin and three
children returned this week from
Burstad, where they visited several
days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Corey left
Tuesday for q months trip to Wash.
tngton, where they will visit with
brothers and sisters Of Mr.. Corey.
O. r. Martini Is looking after the
store business and M. e. Ryan Is
looking after the cream business
during their absence.
The ladies Of the Woodman Circle
met in session Wednesday after
noon, Jan. 9TH. The next meeting
will be held Wednesday evening,
Jan. 18th.
Miss Ethel Mandigo left Monday
for her school In tho Hampton dis
trict.
w. w. Mandigo is in the Bismarck
hospital for treatment for an infec-
ton in his lip.
Vic De Renee returned Wednes-
day from Fargo, where he attended
. demonstration put on by the Chew
rolet company. He also visited with
friends near Steele.
Mrs. Laura Carnye, who spent the
past six weeks visiting ct the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. F.. Savage, lett
Wednesday for Longview, WASH,
where she will visit with friends
and hopes to have her health i'm
proved. Mrs. Savage accompanied
her as tar as Bismarck.
The members OF the Woodmen Of
the World and the Modern Wood
men are holding q social Gathering
In the high school gym Friday eve-
ming, Jan. 10.
Misc Bertha Fercho Of Lehr Wis
tied this week with her aunt, Mrs.
Mary Fercho, of Braddock.
Jay Lee and Francis Stanton left
this week for Aberdeen, s. OAK,
where they will attend business COL
lege for three months.
Miss Grace Lilleboe IT Ellendale
Is expected to arrive in Braddock u
take charge % one Of the tecahers In
the high school. She will commence
teaching ct the beginning Of the next
semester. Miss Lilleboe comes high.
ly recommended.
Lowell and Louise Barton visited
with relatives in Bismarck during
the holidays.
Miss Margaret Baumfield, who
visited with relati, es ct Brittin and
Bismarck during the holidays, re-.
turned Saturday to Braddock.
Mrs. Donald Mcdonald arrived
from Texas last week. She and Don
are visiting ct the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Robinson.
Miss Myrtle Feltheim, who has
been spending tho vacation ct her
home here, returned to her school
duties Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. r. Bauer, Miss
Evelyn Day and B. Schneider Of the
Braddock school staff, arrived In
Braddock Saturday afternoon TO re.
sumo their duties after spending the
holidays With friends and relatives.
Mrs. Ella Wilton and Robert
Skoog visited for several days 1t
the Grant Hubert home.
Cards are out announcing the or.
rival OF = nine pound girl ct the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Davis OF
Selfridgs Dec. 80, 1877.
Mrs. Ur1eot 0aville underwent On
operation In the Bismarck hospital
Saturday, Jan. 8. Il IL reported that
she II getting along nicely.
Wilfred MoCusker, who II attend.
ing Campiou College ct Regina,
0s.l, a~S 80 1000 A.. rheaS1s~ae
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Arena

Mrs. Jacob Whal and son Bonnie
and daughter Iona Of Fessenden
came down Friday to visit with old
friends and relatives. At present
they are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Haas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lambert were
passengers to Bismarck Wednesday
evening.
Owen Mcintyre was in town Fri
day after q load Of coal.
Mrs. Engvold Eide was Z passen-
ger to Tuttle Friday morning on
the train, where she did some shop
ping.
Ed Smith took advantage Of the
nice weather and hauled grain to
town. Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day.
Bert Granville made . trip to
Wing for coal Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Stark were
shopping in Wing Thursday. They
had the misfortune to break one Of
their sleigh runners on their return
and had to unload part of their load
and return for it the l.ext morning.
James Tees was q caller ct the
Mcintyre home Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Mcintyre,
Rose, Mary Alice, Hugh and Rich
ard and George were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Glanville Saturday
evening. The evening wa. spent in
playing cards, after which the
hostess served . delicious lunch at
midnight.
Christ Stochler helped Harry
Ulfers butcher Thursday. Mr..
Stochler is real handy ct it, having
learned the butchering trade
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Klagenburg and
daughters Laure and Margaret
Helen, and SON Raphael were dinner
guests at tho Mcintyre homo Thurs
Dave johnson and Julius Zweigle
we're business callers in Wing FRI
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Haas
from near Denhoff were visiting ct
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Haas, Thursday. They also were
to see tho new niece, little daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Haas, who
arrived last week.
Announcement was received Fri
day Of the marriage Of Mrs. Fanny
ShantS Pierce Of Fargo to Mr..
Grant Palms Of Bismarck, formerly
Of Arena. The ceremony took place
In Fargo on Friday, December Both.
They Will be ct home to their friends
after January / 1T 1306-11th Ave.
M EapUn Much hannineas Il
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DR.. McFall and family, former.
" Of Raleigh, but who have been
making their home in Flasher for
the past few months, shipped . car
of household goods from Raleigh to
Mcintosh and the family left Satur-
day morning for Mcintosh, where
they will make their future. home.
Frank Kadue spent Monday night
with friends in Brisbane.
Lidia Miller was taken to Bis
marck Thursday where she entered
the st. Alexius hospital for treat
ment.
Adolf Rehl and Glen Bosworth
shipped q car Of hogs to the Sioux
City market Friday.
Theodore Wanke returned Friday
from Chicago to resume his school
duties in Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Johnson en-
tcrtained Mr.. and Mrs. John Wentz
and Mr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Stay
ner and family at dinner last Sum-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Pollock Of Can
non Ball were shopping in town Sat
urday.
Peter Kline shipped two carloads
Of butcher hogs to Tacoma, WASH,
Friday.
Eli Bosworth and John Bosch were
passengers on Saturday mornings
train for Aberdeen, S. D.. where they
will attend meeting Of the Equity
Union Creamery.
Mark Kahn returned to Brisbane
Tuesday, where he is attending high
school, having spent his vacation
with home folks.
Mrs. Paul Dempsey went to
Shields Wednesday morning to spend
q week visiting friends and relatives.
S. ]. Rowell Of Cedar River was
q business visitor in town Monday.
Miss Bertha Smith returned from
Shields Saturday where she spent
her vacation, to resume her studies
in high school.
A. T. Lem Of Freda was shopping
in Raleigh Thursday.
Rev. Corbit came down New
Years day and held services 1t the
Presbyterian church. He was q
dinner guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
Klienschmidt.
Charles Cory Of Mclaughlin was
= business visitor in Raleigh several
days the past week.
Wallace Slyter Of Flashe. Celiv-
cred hogs to the local buyer, Peter
Kline, Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles BEEN en-
tsrtained Mr.. and Mrs. w. Stayner
and children and Mr.. and Mrs. Clar.
ence Frost and son to Sunday din.
ner.
The section crew had their hand
car run into BY the passenger train
Friday. Owing to huge d-ifts along
tho track they were unable to get
It off the track IN time.
Roy Steele accompanied the mail
carrier Saturday Is far - Mellow
ellis % Mr.. Stayner planned on
bringing his car home, having had
to leave it there about q month ago
on account Of road conditions.
Quite q number Of the school
children have been sick with m cpl
demic Of intestinal flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Clark and
daughter, Mary Lu, were dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Dor
ward Sunday.
q their dinner guest last Sunday,
Mr.. and Mr.. Pete Kline and family.
G. A. Edsmore Of FredA MAS
business visitor IN town Thursday.
The Dramatio society held their
first meeting on Thursday evening.
All members present but The prest-
dent. Mrs.. p. 0amnnoy. 0eotin2
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, 1928-03-14

NOLOITAAA OOONGAL
+ y r S 7. CIR ok
Continued from ge$tcydoy'8 AUj8.)
Ist Appointed Member (StakemaHu)
remarked: Mr.. Chairman, in order 10
do away with any objection there might
be The words from any place" added
TO Section l of the bill.
Bird Member for Frederiksted Country
District (ARderS3H): Mr.. Chairman, IS
the bill stands IabOrers can be imported
from St. Thomas.
Despatc. ing Secretary (ForlCejD 10.
troduced The following amendment:
AMENDMENT
TO Colonial Council Bill No. 9.
as Recommended by the COmmiHee-
Section /. Add the following. such
expense being those which in the iudg-
ment Of the Governor, are expenses Of
transportation and expenses Incidental to
TRANSPORTATION Of such agricultural labor.
ers.
Section 2.
Change thirty days to ninety
days"
Section 3.
Eliminate the words IF known
Section A. Add the following:
The ordinance to be valid for agri-
cultural Iaborers imported to include
81 December 1929 unless sooner repealed
and the provisions hereof will expire On
81 December 1929 unless re enacted
prior to said date"
and continuing said: The only part of it
that is not selfexplanatory is he addition
to Section A, The original draft provides
for reimbursement for Iaborers imported
into this island from January l, 1923. and
continuing indefinitely and the amend
ment now offered is to limit payment for
lab0rers imported for three years. at the
end OF which period if more Iaborers are
needed the Council will have to reenact
this law or enact 2 new one.
Section l, Of the Committee Report
was put to the vote with the result that
16 members voted for; l against.
, 1928-03-14

marked. .4T tHal50Iah tHF }Ji'I -
taken by the Honorable 2ad Nemoer
Christiansted Town and the Governing
is willing to have the propo4eo me-
lnentinserteo exactly as stated by MAJ
2nd Nemtar t#r Christi nst5o I@
(Cb0JerD int.1duc the + lowing amer
ment:
IUE#DHENT
70 COMMITTED E'1'f
Oh C.za..l C9HHe1j Bill No 3,
Scent. J.g.-L. HIlsj 5 slH,
1921 1928.
Sec. 4. line 3J3i,e. The word "Lr
insert the f.IouiaG: ITO IS ya.'a '
agricultural laa.r.Is 1uported t. t"e."
81 December, 1929, u es5 sooner f7pGs
ed. and. the provisions ber. 3. "ll
pire on 81, December, 1929, unless
enacted prior to SAID date
Balance III Section to r.u"In.
r. DE CH 'REEF
2nd Member for C1ristiars.ed Tow
The |amerdment was put to the votc
l3 members Voted tPr, | agajnst
The Chairman tack a vote IS
whether the amended draft should (
|fuythered to Bird discussi d N.u iae H.
suit that 10 members voted IoI: l I
gainst.
A vote was taken as t, oha.hty g
discussion should come on today.
u members voted for; | against.
With Governments consent ) 4 os
2ussion opened.
2nd Member for Frederiksted Tow
Broul remarked: Mr.. Chairman, wan
to explain to the Council Why | am rol
1,tjIg Tor this ordinance. Ia the first
psceif CT oily benefit The sugtr lac