RESOLUTION.
Be
it resolved
by
the
Colonial
Council for St. Croix in session
as-
sembled;
That the Gove.nor
be and
he is hereby
|
authorized
to sell
the parcel of land
and-
|
building know
:as
East Hill School,
situ-
|
ated
in East
End Quarter
Ain the island
|
of St.
Croix,
for the
sum
of Five
Thou-
|
sand
Francs
(Frs.
5,000)
provided,
|
however,
that
the deed
shall
contain
a
|
provision
to the effect
that the
Govern-
|
ment
may
repossess
itself to title
of the
|
property
at
any
time for the
purchase
|
sum.
|
Thus duly passed
at the
sth
Ordinary
Meeting
of
the
Colonial
Council
held
Monday,
March 1, 1920.
Christiansted,
March
2,
1920.
D, C. CANEGATA, ROBT. L. MERWIN,
Secretary.
Chatrman.
:
The
above
RESOLUTION
is
hereby
sanctioned
and approved.
;
Witness
my Hand and
the Seal of
the
Government
of the Virgin Islands
of the
United
States
at
St. Thomas,
the
Ilth
day of March,
in the year 19?0.
:
;
(SEAIJ)
&
S
e
J.
W. UMAN,
:
Governor.
AUCTION.
T
the
request
of
l.awyer
Stakemann
A on
behalf of Mr. M. Borgesen
will be
offered for
sale
at
a
public
auction
|
to be
held
at
NO.
32
IN
COMPANY
|
STREET
IN CHRISTIANSTED
on
|
The 20th Os March
1920
AT30 CLOCGK F. M.
|
HIS HOUSEHOLD-FURNITURE
?
consisting
of
|
MAHOGANY TABLES,
|
CHAIRS,
5
PRESSES,
CARD TABLES,
|
.
WASH STANDS,
BEDSTEADS,
|
CHINA and
GLASS WARES,
!
KITCHEN UTENSILS,
|
ETC.
ETC.
|
Also for sale
|
TWO BUGGIES
|
Christiansted’s
Vendue Uffice, St. Croix,
|
March 15th
1920.
l
Fee
:
¥r.10.00
!
Say
ten Franes
|
’
JOHN
L. CURRY.
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]
RESOLUTION.
Be it resulved
by the
Colonial
Council for
St.
Croix
is
session
assembled:
That the
Governor
be
and he
is here-
by authorized
to increase,
a® his
dis-
cretion,
amounts budgetted
.for the
cur-
rent fiscal
year by
a
percentage
not
to
exceed
th_at
by
which
the
rates
of
ex-
change
for
the
current
fiscal
year
ex-
ceed
the normal
rate.
T
us duly
passed
at
the sth
Ordinary
Meeting
of
the
Colorial
Council
held
Monday,
March
1. 1920.
Christiansted,
March 2, 1920.
D.
C. CANEGATA, ROBT. .. MERWIN
Secretary
Chairman,
The
above
RESOLUTION
is
hereby
sanctioned
and
approved.
Witnzss
my Hand
and
Seai of the Gov-
ernment
of
the
Virgin
Islands
of the
United
States
at
St.
Thomas,
the
11th
day of March,
in the year
1920.
(SEAL)
J.
W.
OMAN.
Governor.
NOTICE.
ATTEN]ION OF
IMPORTERS
is
ecall-
ed
to Clause
No.
23 of Quebec
S.
S.
Co’s bill-of-lading, which reads:-
“*Allelaims
for loss
or damage
of
or to
“‘packages
must
be made by the
con-
‘‘signee or
owner
at place of
destina-
“‘tion and
claims presented
in writing
“‘within one
month
from
the
date
of
“armval
of the
goods
at
destination.
““All claims
not
so
made
are
to
be
“‘deemed
waived and
the
ecarrier
shall
“‘be discharged
therefrom.”’
:
ROBERT
L. MERWIN & CO.,
Agents
Quebec
S. S.
Co.
Hrederiksted.
'
T
NORTHEKN
Limited
OF
LONDON
Agent for
Frederiksted’s
District
.
)
M. K/ ARMSTRONG.
Agent for
Christiansted’s
District
Policies
are
not subject
to
average,
Publicats
UDnilCation
FROM THE POLICE.
HE attention of all owners
and
drivers
of low carts,
porters,
and
cartmen
in
the Island of St. Croix is
hereby call-
ed
to the
following paragraphs
of
the
Ordinance
of 15th
May 1875
concerning
Porters
and Cartmen.
:
Paragraph
17th.
““Carts
must
always
be
loaded
in
a
proper
manrver,
so
that
there
be
ro
danger
of their being
upset,
or
of their
dropping
the load,
or
of
their
breaking
down on the
way, of their causing
dam-
age
or
inconvenience
to ihe traffic, or
to
passers
by.
No cart-load
with
one horse,
must,
without special
permission,
be of a
greater
weight
than
800
lbs.
on
level
ground,
and
half of that weight
up-hill.
Paragraph
18.
“The Police may
cause
vehicles
(carts,
horses,
and harness)
to be examined
at
any time, in order
tc ascertain
whether
they are in a state
suited
to the
require-
ments
and
safety
of the
public,
and
adapted
to the
other considerations
that
must
be observed.
If any portion of the
vehicle
be found
incomplete,
or
out of
order,
the Police wilt zive the
necessary
injunction,
which must always be obeyed
without
delay;
the
Police
may
also.
if
considered
necessary,
prohikit
further
use
for a time.,
or
permanently,
of
the
vehicle,
either
the
whole
or
any
part
thereof,
and
the
parties
are
farthcr-
more liable to other responsibility accord-
ing to law, especially
the
enactmenis
con-
cerning
punishment
for ill-treatment
of
animals,
and
to
the forfeiture
of
their
rense’’,
JOHN L. CURRY.
Acting Darector ofPolice.
Frederiksted
Police
Office, 9th
March
1920.
Spacial!
Special!!
Special!!
THE
Saint
Croix
Racing
Associatien
will convene
a meeting at Est.
‘‘Man-
nings
Bay’’ on
Sunday
21’
March
1920
for
the
purpose
of
making
ENTRIES
for
the Races
to be
held at Estate
Man-
fsi)gg's
Bay
on Easter
Honday
sth
April
().
Bring
your
Horses
and
have
them
measured,
and
matched,
as
after
that
day all entries,
except
for the Labourers
Stake
will be closed.
The
Officers
of
the
Association
are
particularly
requested
to attend
this
meeting.
Frederiksted,
Saint
Croix, 9ch
March
1920.
:
S.
S.
HODGE.
Sec. & Trzeas.