PROVIDING
FOR
A HBARSE
AND
DRIVE2FOR CHRISTIANSTED
AND
FOR A HORSE, HEARSE AND DRIV-
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ER FOR FREDERIKSTED.
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1.
That a aorse
and hearse
or carriage
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part
and driver
shall be provid:d
to
be
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used ‘at
the funerals of
the
poor
and
1
paupers
and
those
who
are
unable
to
otherwise
provide
necessary
conveyance
in Christiansted
and
Frederiksted
Towns
and environments.
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2.
The
care
and
control of the
abovey
shall
be
under
the
Prisor.
Department
who
shall
provide for and
rake care
of
the horses
and conveyances
and maintain
the same
in an orderly manner.
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3.
Applications”
for
the
use
of
the
horses,
hearses
and
drivers
shall
be
made
to the
Chairman
of the Poer
Com-
mission
of (hristiansted
and
Frederik-
sted
who
shall
give
the
necessary
In-
structions
and
see
that
the
horses
he
rses
and
drivers
are provided.
Thus
duly passed
at the
4th Ordinary
Meeting
of
the
Colonial
Council
held
Monday. December
15,
1919.
D. C. CANEGATA, ROSBT. L. MERWIN,
Secretary.
Chairman.
The
above
Ordinance
is hereby
sanc-
tioned
and approved.
Witness
my Hand and
the Seal
of
the
Government
of
the Virgin Islands
of
the
United
States
the Tth
day of April
1920.
J.
W. OMAN,
.
Governor.
ADDITIONALMONEY BILL.
TO THE BUDGET FOR
THE
MUN!-
CIPALITY OF ST.
CROIX 7OR
'THE
FISCAL
YEAR
ENDING
JUNE
30,
1920.
Sub.
Item 111. **Police and Prison
Departments’.
2.
Eanipment..........Fres.
1.000.00
-
This amount
is to be
expended
for the
purchase
of1 Hearse
tor
Christiansted
and
1 Horse
and Hearse for Frederiksted.
Thus duly passed
at the
4th
Ordinary
Meeting
of
the
Colonial
Council
held
Monday,
Decembe=r
15,
1919.
D.C. CANEGATA,
ROBT. .. MERWIN,
Secretary
Chaitrman.
The
ahove
Additional
Money
Bill
is
hereby
sanctioned
and approved.
Wirness
my hand
and
the Seal of
the
Government
of the Virgin
[slands
of the
United S-at=s
the Tth
day
of April 1920.
J.
W. OMAN.
Governor.
ST.
CROTX
AN 1D
Bekendtgorelse.
EN
ordinære
Genesalforsamling
i
D den dansk-vestindiske
Nationaibank
afholdes
Mandag den
14 Juni
1920
Kl.
11
Formiddag
i
Ministerialhygnin-
gen,
Slotsholmsgade
Nr. 6
her i Staden.
Forhandlingsgenstardene
er:
1)
Forelæægelse
as
Wankraadets
Beret-
ning om Bankens
Virksomhed
i Aar-
et 1919.
2)
Forelæggelse
as
det
reviderede
Regnskab
for nysnævnte
Åar
med
Forslag
til Anvendelse
as Aarsover-
skuddet.
;
3'
Indstilling
om Decharge
for det
af-
lagte
Regnskab.
4)
Valg as
et Medlem til Bankraauet.
5)
Valg as
en Reviser.
Kjøbenhavn,
den
z7 Februar
1920.
FR. NORDLIEN.
GLUCKS:ADT.
FOR SALE.
ONE
DETROIT VAPOR OILS
STOVE,
Fireless
Cooker,
TREADLE
SEWING MACHINE,
TWO
DOUBLE
BEDS with Springs,
SIIGLE
MATTRESS, MOSQUITO-PROOF.
=
CHILD’S CRIB,
ONE
ROCKING
CHAIR,
Set of Six Straight Chairs,
Mirror,
Two Porcelain
Toilet
Sets,
Phonograph
Record Cabinzt,
Lamps,
Butter (hurn,
Scales,
and other household
articles.
:
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At reasonable
prices,
cash.
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Drop
a card in care of the Avis or
see
"
me
at the
Avis Office Wednesday
pril
c
eh a2
18 M.
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G. F. WEINLAND.
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West
End.
e
BiRS
EDITORIALS.
We are informed
that
the
Food
Jom-
mission
met yesterday
and
decided
that
the price of sugar
should not
be
advane-
ed
for
the
present.
It
is
also ad vised
~
that the Commission
will hold
meetings,
in Frederiksted
tomorrow
and
io <his
'
town
on
Thursday
at
which
the
mer-
'
ehants
will
be
he'rd
as
regards
L heir
.
stock
of sugar-and
be
required
t-der
.
oath to state
the guantity
they
have
on
'
~
hand.
;
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It
is argued
that
the
sugar
factories
'
hold considerable
stocks
ot
sugar
and
|
should be. prepared
to
make
some
effort
|
to relieve
the present
unusual
cornditicn
|
of the
market,
and
il necessary
sustain
|
some
loss
in doing
so,
they
being
in
a
"
more
favorable
position
to
sell
sugar
'
cheap
than
the
Jtew
merchants
who
have bought
the sugar
from the factor-
ies
and
at hest
made
but
small
profit
and hold
no large
supply.
'This
~onten-
tion mmy sound
very well and perhaps
it is
not wholly unreasonabie;
but it must
not
be overlooked that
the Factories
have
al:
ready
sold to
the
local
merchants
con-
.
siderably
more
sugar
than has
been
eon-
sumed
or.
in facr, retailed since.
This
is
~an evidence
that a surplus
remains
in the
hands of those
who ought
to dispose of it
at fair prices seeing that they cannot
ship
it and command
the prices
ruling
in
the
States
the iucrative
market
there
being
the
¢xcuse for
wishing
to put
up
prizes
here.
Whv
should
the
sugar
factories
be
required
to surreader
a parc of
their
stock
at this time
waen
the very
people
to
whom
they
sold it
at
the
then
low
price
still hold enough
to meet
the
local
de nand for some
time.
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LOCAL.
[
'
It
is
learhed
that
a
merchant
here
has sold
his
stock
of
sugar
for
export
~
to Porto Rico receiving
14
cents
U.
S.
-
currency
apound.
|
The Lighthouse
tender
which
arrived
.
here
on Saturday
went
to Frederiksted
.
and
left
there
yesterday
taking
Lieut.
|
O’Hagan’s
family
to
Porto Rico
where
|
he is now stationed.
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The New York
quotation for
sugar
as
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publishad
by the
W.
I. &P.
Tel.
Co.,
|
last night,
is
15.30
cents;
or 19.28
local
cu.rency.
Itis
the
highest
price
ever
1° known
quoted for sugar
in all the annals
of this island’s
history
as suzar
produc-
ing territory.
*
An
enjoyable
evening
was
spend
at
.
the
theacre
last
night
when
the
pro-
!
gramnme
advertised
was
presented
be-
fore
a representative
audience.
TRANSATLANTIC COMMUNICATION
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND EUROPE
Proposed
schedule
of sailings for Scandi-
navian
ports
S/ S. Fraderik
VIII
May 6th.
United S:tates
(i h
Osecar 1
June
3rd.
Hellig Olaf
o
dth,
Fraderik VIII
July Ist.
Cien Siatos
T
R
Oscar I
‘.
28th
Helhig Oiaf
Aug.
12th.
F ederik VJII
oo 1R
.
Upited States
Sept.
2nd.
Osecar [
-18th,
Hellig Olar
*¢ 30th.
Frederik
Vlil
'
Oct. Tth.
‘
NORWEGIAN AMERICAN LINE:
S/S Bergensfjord
April 23rd. "
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S/S Stavangerfjord
May 14th.
;
S/S Bergensfjord
June 4th.