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ST. CROIX TRIBUNE
[WELFTH YEAR
Order Os Ihe Day
for the fourth ordirary meeting of the
Colonial Council for St. Croix for the
fiscal year 1935-1534, Tenth Ccuncil
First Session, Wednesday 24 J:nuary
1634 at 1.30 o’clock p. m.
1. Election of two (2) members to
serve oo the Export Tariff Com
' mission 1o acrordance with Regu
latious establisheo Maren 31, 1840,
2. Coloaial Council Bill No. 18
Continuation of Ist discussion’ on
Colonial Counecil Biil ‘No. 18.
dgraft of -an ordinance to autho
rize the Governor to scll at pubhie
aacicn tne puolie property Known
as "‘Gallows Bay’’ ia « hbristian
" gred BDistrier. With Committee
Report,
3., Coionial Couucil Bill No. 19
Continuation of Jst discussion on
wolonial Couneil Bill No. 19, draft
of an ordinance to establish a loan
‘tund for the improvement of Lri
vate nouse-holders’™ water supply.
witn Committee Report.
4. Coionial Council Bill No. 20,
Lontipuation cf Ist discussion on
Colonial £youncit £l Loo. 20, draft
of'an ordinance toes. ablisn a pen-.
: sion poard and to establish a
peusion system in the Munitipa
niy of St. Croix. Wiwo Committee
Report. y
5. Colonial Council BiJl No. 24,
' continuation of Ist discussionon
Colonial Council Bill No. 24. araft
of an ordinance to regulate and
contiol tne mavufaciure a: d sale
" of aleoholic beverages in the Mu
pieipality of St. Croix and for
- purposes. Wi.nh Commitiee
Repori. .
" 6. Coionial Council Biil No, 25.
. Discussion on resolutibn concern
ing a vote of confideace lin the
presect administraton. :
lotrodyced by Ist Appointed
Member {Moorehead).
Colonial Council Officé, Christiansted,
January 15 1934.
’ ARNOLD M. COLDEN,
S : Chairman.
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