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mtered
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26th
1917 at
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der the Act of March
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as
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antee
of good faith.
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responsible for the views of his correspon-
dents nor does he necessarily
endorsethem.
to the Budget for the Municipality
of St.
Crowx, Fiscal
Year ending
1921.
The
Department
of
Public
Works
is
hereby
granted
the
sum
of
Francs
10,000.00
to provide for
iepairs
to
the
rear
balcony of the
High
School
buili-
ing, Frederiksted,
St.
Croix, and for tle
remodeling of the basement
of said bu'ld-
ing to make it suitable
for usc as
a manual
training shop and domzastic
s~ience
room.
Thus duly passed
by the Coionia: Coun-
cil
for St.
Croix at 2nd Discussion
at
its
2nd
Ordinary
Meeting
held
Monday,
August
23,
1920.
KENNETH
HENLERSON,
Acting Seeretary.
:
F. COULTER,
Vice- Chairman.
The
above
additional
money
bill
is
hereby
sanctioned
and
approved
in
whole.
Witness
my hand and the
Seal of
the
Government
Os the Virgin
Islands
of the
United
States,
this 30th
day of
August
1920.
.
J.
W. OMAN,
Governor.
&
$5.00
Reward
will be
given
for
return
of deer
hide stolen from
my yard
during
the night of Februarg
Brd.
Future
tresspassers
are hereby
warned.
W. L. RINEY.
THURSI'AY
10t
FEBRUARY
1921
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THIS
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Be
it resolved by the
Coloniol
Council
for St.
Croiw in ,ession
assembled:
1.
The Governoris hereby
authorized
to transier,
by
«ift, all of the furniture,
equipment,
etc..owned
by this
Munieci-
pality,
now in use by the Post
Offices at
Christiansted
ard
Frederiksted
to
the
proper postal authorities.
Thus duly passed
by the Colonial Coun-
cil
for St. Croixat Ist
Discussion
at' its
2nd Ordinary Mcating
held Monday,
Au-
gust
23, 1920.
.
KENNETH HRENDERSON?
Act#ng Secretary.
F. SOULTER,
.
Vice-Chairman.
The above Resolution
is
hereby
sane-
tioned and
approved
Witness
my
Hand and
the
Seal of the
Government
of the
United
States,
the
30th day of August
1920.
J.
W. OMAN,
Governor.
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
of the series
of
1921
can
be obtained st
the
Post
Office.
This
issue
contains
a
portraiture
of Lincoln
and
are
sold
at
the same
rates
and under
the
same
con-
‘ditons
as before.
for
the
4th
Ordinary ‘Meeting of
the
Colonial Council for St.
Croix,
MONDAY, February
14, ©1921,
at
ONE O’CLOCX P. M.
1.
Colonial Council Bill No. 53.
Introduction
of and
Ist
Discussion
on
Colonial Council
BRil.
No. 53,
Ad-
ditional
Money
Bill
introduced
by
Government
granting
the
Depart-
ment
of Education
the
sum of Fres.
23,812.00 -for transfer
of the
Fred-
eriksted
High
School
and
a
further
sum
of Fres.
312.50
for
the
re-im-
bursement
of
Theodore
Roosevelt
Grammar
Schgol
for over
payments
of rent.
2.
Colonial Council Bill No. 54.
Introduction
of and
Ist
Discussion
on
Colonial
Council
Bill
No.
54,
Draft of an Ordinance
introduced
hy
Ist Member for
Christiansted
Coun-
try District
(Stakemann)
repealing
an Act passed
by the Colonial
Coun-
cil and approved
by
the Govern)r
or
June 20th
1918.
Colonial
Council
Office,
St.
Croix.
February
7,
1921.
_
ROBT.
L. MERWIN,
Chairman.