St. Croix Avis, 1921-06-04, page 2
Reed Baby Carriage. ELECTRIC VACCUM SWELEP- ERS (Eureka) practically-new. . Dr. V. E. HARMON. The Gospel Tabernacle. Sunday June sth. SPECIAL Leeture 7.30 P. M. Subject: “The Millennium’’, What, When, Where ? A cordial invitation to all. : C. S. MAYHEW, Pastor. NN L AL ry O PROCEEDINGS . OF THE ' COLOUNIAL COUNCIL FOR ST. CROIX. (Continued from yesterday’s Avis.) Ist Member for Christiansted [own (Abramson) remarked: Mr. Chairman. I bave again been re-elected by the people and [ tfeel it my duty to protect their interest. 1 know that the senti- ment of the public 1s against rebuilding the center line with conecrete: and more- over the outlook for a good ecrop is not favorable. What are we going to cart over the road? We need other things besides the road. We need water: we would like to hava the harbor openaed. I don’t think it fair to rush the road bill through. H morable Members | ask that you give this maiter your thoughtful consideration. …
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Reed Baby Carriage. ELECTRIC VACCUM SWELEP- ERS (Eureka) practically-new. . Dr. V. E. HARMON. The Gospel Tabernacle. Sunday June sth. SPECIAL Leeture 7.30 P. M. Subject: “The Millennium’’, What, When, Where ? A cordial invitation to all. : C. S. MAYHEW, Pastor. NN L AL ry O PROCEEDINGS . OF THE ' COLOUNIAL COUNCIL FOR ST. CROIX. (Continued from yesterday’s Avis.) Ist Member for Christiansted [own (Abramson) remarked: Mr. Chairman. I bave again been re-elected by the people and [ tfeel it my duty to protect their interest. 1 know that the senti- ment of the public 1s against rebuilding the center line with conecrete: and more- over the outlook for a good ecrop is not favorable. What are we going to cart over the road? We need other things besides the road. We need water: we would like to hava the harbor openaed. I don’t think it fair to rush the road bill through. H morable Members | ask that you give this maiter your thoughtful consideration. The Chairman remarked: The ques- tion before the House is whether we should conti.:ue or whether we should reintroduce the bills ‘that are now pend- ing, andI wish members would confine their remarks to the question betfore the 8 L Ikl A NS CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE 8.00. MONDAY EVENING 8.00 The last 6 Reels of the Great ~ Serial w 6 ; » Lass of Lumberland Reserved 5ea‘5......... AU‘[I? S‘i ”\ bl Loeo 80 Bt dUe {iene nl Entrance. .......... e L Children 20 and 10¢ j Houze. The Honorable 2nd Member for { Christiansted Townr has made a motion ’ that aftera general election of half or all the members of the Council all legis- ',g lative matters then pending be reintro- /" duced in the new Council. There are | three items 01 the Order of the Day that | are affected by this motion. | . Ist Member for Christiansted Country f Disrriet. (Stakemann) remarked: Mr. | Chairman. There are other matters that ,' are not ?nished,_ for instance take? the ; resolution ragarding the revision of the | Police Regulations, that will have to ba . reintroduced too. . | 2nd Appointed Member ( Noll) remark- i ed: Mr.Chairman. Dol understand that . this “ouncil went out of existence on the | 10th day of May and upto this date . there has be=n no Colonial Council in | this island? (The Chairman: Yes.) The . Member continuing, [ canaot see how matters, regardless of how important . they are, can be considered in their present status by this Council. I am . not giving any legal opinion, but[ say . if these bills are passed they will not be ' legal. You have ten new members to- | day, they are here by virtue of a new ' appointment, and are not here on the - same standing they were be‘ore the 10th day of May. The Chairman, himself is | here perhaps by different votes, his | status is not wha: i® has been before the . _Joth day of May. ‘I look at it that the . Council died and the bi Is also died. ; 2nd Member for Christiansted Town I (Canegata): Mr. Chairman. I copcur i with the last Speaker. Ist Member for . Christiansted Cou.try District (Stake - mann) has been Chairman of this Coun- | cil tor many years, 1 wish to ask him ' what was the precedent then? , Ist Member for Christiansted Country . District (Stakemann) in answer (o the . last Speaker said,—The practicai way, . that is, they should be continued. Whnen | this Coanecil begins to speak ot lepal we | better keep quiet, because we have | broken laws in this,*Council over and . over, L 3 | 2nd Member for Christiansted Town . (Canegata): This is a new Council, let ' us start anew and confine ourselves to ' the Rules of Business. Ist Member for .Frederiksied Town (Coulter) remarked: Mr. Chairman. Ac- cording to the proposal made the Com- mittee appointed by the last Councii to consider and report on tne budget will hav-> to be reappointed? 2nd &lember for Christiansted Town (Canecgata) answered the last Speaker and said, he did not see whyv the Com- mittee shouid not be reappointed. 4th Member for Frederiksied Country Distriet (Fleming, wouid like (0 know if the work done by the Municipal Com- mittee this morning would be affccied by the proposal. The Chairinan answered,—--Ihnere is a law tha® the Municipal Commiitee shall remain in torce until a new committee is appointed. A Ist Member for Frederiksied Town (Coulter): Yes, there is a provision in the by-laws that the Municipa: Crmmit tee shall continue to act un:il the new Colonial Council ass*mbles. 2nd Membzer for Christiansieu Towi (Canegata) remarked: M:. Chairman That is hurlesque-in ny mind, I would:n argue that question. The Chairman remarked: 1 will now take up the motion made by Z2nd - embe: for Christiansted Town (Cancgata). i do not see that we are gaining any ground byiarguing. _ Ist Member for Frederiksted Town (Coulter) moved that all commitiees appointed by the old Council ‘be wiped out. 2nd Member for Christiansted Tow (Canegata) remarked: Mr. Chairman. If my motion is adopted it naturally fol- lows that all bills will have 1o be re- introduced. Ist Member for Frederiksted {own (Coulter) remarked: Mr. Chairman. I m.st be romembered that the members of the committees appointed by the o.d Council were all retired members, The Chairman remarked: 1 remem- ber two years ago this question came up and it was agreed upon that all bills pending after the Council year shouid be continued. 2nd Member for Christiansted Town (Canegata) remarked: Mr. Chairman, When that matter was taken up it was voted that bills pending after the “oun cil year be continued, but not after an election. The Chairman then put to the vote the motion made by 2nd Member-for Chris. tiansted Town (C negata) that after a geveral §election of half or all the mem bers of the Council-all legislative matters then pending be reintroduced in the new Council. : 8 members voted for; 3 against. the Chairman remarked: The motion 1s carried. The Chairman then asked the Board of Managemert for the Asylum for Lep- ers to meet as early as possible. 2nd App inted Member (Noll) re- marked: Mr. Chairman = Regarding the