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for the 2nd Ordinary Meeting of 5 1 . £ oy T e the Colonial Council for St. Croix, for the fiscal year 1923-1924, Fourth 131-D 1y T 7 Council, First Session, MONDAY, AUGUST 29 1923 at one o'clock P 1. 1. Proluerionof, cony of Minutes of the M iste pil Committee for the Quar- ter ending June 39, 1923, forwarded bv tho Chateman of tie Gom nittee for insveetion of M:2mbers of the {ounest. g Oolonial Counell Bl No, 11, Third Couneit, Seeontd aession. Continuation of Ist Discussion on Colonial Council Bill No. 11, Dratt of Ordinance introduced by Govern- ment concarning Insanity «aw, with Cotmittee Report, 8 (Lilonial Caocil Bl No 12, Thivd Ciglitree. aarst session. Coatinua ion of 2nd Discussion on { poniaas vt oy :\'.l: ‘i:;l A\': ¥ l’, ()latt U[' an Or.dinancey, tntroduesd vy Govern- mant, providing for the assessment, tevy #g b colleetion of taxes for the Muuicipait y of St. Croix, 4. Colovial Couneil Bill No. 3, Feurth Council, First Session. Introdaction of and Ist Diszassion on Draft of Ovdinance, introduced by Government, amending Ordinance concerninz Pablic Roads in 3t. Croix. 5. Colonial Cohancil Bill No. 4, Fourth Counctf, Frirst Sess<ion, Introduciion of ant Ist Discussion on Resolution, introduced by Govern- ment, authorizing that certain ac- counts carricd on the books of the Municipality as assets ba written off and charged to “'profit’”’and "‘'loss.”’ Colonial Council Oifice, St. Croix, Au- gust 13, 1923. ROBT. W. SKEOCH, Vice Caarrman. for the 2nd ordinary meeting of the Colonial Council for St. Croix, for the fiscal year 1923--1924, Fourth Counctl, First Session, MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1988, at ONE OCIOCK P M, 6 Coloninl Council Bill No. 5. Introduction ¢f ard Ist Discussion on Draft of Additional Mouney Bill introduced by Gevernment providing for Fres. 5,400.00 for the purpose of providing for maintenance of ten boys from St. Croix in the Reform School, Leipster Bay, St. John. eT ‘ : (. R 0 A ¥ / 1 = 7. Colunial Councti Bl ND. b, ig,srmlua:.:irm of and first Diseassion on Colontal Ceuncil Rill No. 6, Draft of Ordinance in roduced by jst Mem- ber for Frederikatad Town (Jackson) ereating a dpecial Commission to revise the Code of General and ‘Special Laws “or the Municipality of Wt Croiz. e'¢, Q. Declaration of vacancy of the seat of the Ist Member for Irederiksted Country Distriet, Co'onial Council Office, St. Croix, Au- gust I¢, 1928. ROBT. W. SKEOCH. Viice-Chairniau. Gee - - " A P Oae six-cylindar 5 pass=nger model D-45 Baicic 1n good conditon. Also one Ford 5 passenger, equiped with minute wheels and spare; also bumper. For further particulars apply to G. A FLEMING. Fst Hogensborg. 1 £8 LIE o ; Y E 5 b e o7i F. M. CORNEIRO, JEWELLER & OPTICIAN, St. Thomas, V. L. \ 4 (s XLy |B3 LT U ¢oa S 5 Rt SR R | . ; \% Annvally use organic Nuxated Iron £ B ‘:\%Q to bu..d up red blood, strength and f@, M d endurance. \'i 1:’/7 g There are thousands of people who are ageing and k‘-’-' ‘, breakingdownata time of life when theyshould been- -5 ‘&, ' joying that perfect health which carries deflance to ‘4 ’I» @ disease simply because they are not awake to the con- s A dition of their blood. Without organic iron your blood HELPS A‘@{/ carries no oxygen,and without oxygen there is noth- MAKE /b s ing to unite withthe carbon inyour food so what you J @ eat does youno good. It is like putting coal into & RICH @ stove without fire. You can now obtain organic iron 9 like the iron in your blood and like the iron in epin- RED y ach, lentils, and apples from any druggist under the 3 s name of Nuxated Iron. Nuxated Iron slso contains BLO(D é] o the principal chemical constituent of active, @@g’ . living ncrve force: it is, therefore, a true TES % @-.-, blood and nerve food. It helps create and re- e build new and stronger red blood cells. It feeds the body the substances which nerve force must have to give it that vital, electro- magnetic power which is stored in the nerve and braig cells of man. Nuzxated Iron ofien increases the strength and endurance of weak, nervous, randown men and women in two weeks time. The manufacturers guarantee successful results to every purchaser or they will ¢ refund your money, AL R DISTRiBULORS: APOTHECARY HALL, ST. THOMAS. IN SURE INSURANCE. D T3ED & HURECANES! What are they? Unweleome visitors wuich always leave ‘levastation and often misery in their wake, if yoa are not protected by an INSURANCE ;i OLICY Do not wait unti! that little “Red Fiag with the Black Square in the Centre”’ is hoisted at the Fort to scek protection, but take th: necessarv przcaution and apply for a policy now with ROB’YT. L. MERWIN & CO. INC. NORTHERN Assurance Comapay Limited . OF LONDON GEOQO. L. MARKGOE, Agent jor Frederiksted’s District. ERIK R. STAKEMANN Agent for Christiansted’s Disiict Policies are not subject to average.