CONCERNING
THE
ESTABLISH-
MENT OF LIBRARIES IN ST. CROIX.
Be it enacted
by the Colonial Council of
St.
Crowx:
1.
There
are hereby authorized
to ,be
established
and maintained
in
this Muni-
cipality two public
libraries,
each
to
be
known
as
the ‘‘Public Library’’.
2.
The said libraries
shall
be operated
by a board
of
control
to be known
as the
““Library
Commission’’
and
shall
be
composed
of
three
members,
one
of
whom shall
be appointed
by the Colonial
Council,
one
by
the
local
Red
Cross
Chapter,
and
one by
the Governor.
The
Governor
shall
name
the
Chairman,
the
Secretary
aud
the Treasurer
of the said
Commission.
The members
shall
be
ap-
pointed for
a period of two years.
3.
The
Librarv
Commission
shall
make
all rules
and
regulations
for
the
conducting and maintaining
of the
Pub-
lic Libraries
and
shall
have
full
power
to
expend
for said "purpose
such
funds
as
may
from
time
to time be
received
by it.
4.
The
Library
Commission
shall
submit
to
the
Gouvernoar
anouaily
ovn 30
June
a
report
of
its
activities
for
the
fiscal
year,
including
receipts
and
dis-
bursements
of all funds
received
and
ex-
pended
during
the year.
Thus duly
passed
at an
extraordinary
meeting
of
the
Colonial
Council
held
Monday 10,
1920.
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Christiansted,
St. Croix, May 12,
1920.
D.C. CANEGATA,
ROBT. 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
at
St.
homas
the
22nd
day of May 1920.
J.
W. OMAN,
GGovernor.
Assurance Company
Sl
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o
Limited
OF
LONDON
Agent for
Frederiksted’s
District
M. K. ARMSTRONG.
Agent for
Christiansted’s
District
Policies
are not subject
to average.
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al Christiansted
Higher Schoor
Tuecday
Evening
June
list.
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p. m.
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rrogram.
1.
Welcome.
2.
Opening
Address
by
Despatehing
Seeretary
Commander
Colby.
3.
Memorial.
4.
My
Country.—When
the Old
Flag
waves,
5.
A Simple
March.
6.
Gettysburg
Address.
7.
Flowers
tor the Brave.
8.
Speech
Rev.
Father
Daily.
9.
The
Resurrection
of the
Flowcrs.
10.
Heroes
Os
History.
11.
Columbia.
12.
Our Hero.
13.
Rernarks.
by Assist.
Director Howe.
14.
Good bye.
15.
The Sandman.
16.
National Anthem.
BAND IN ATTENDANCE
Adiission
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Tickets at Miss Quin’s Stationary
Store.
I. NEVILLE,
Teacher.
NOTICE.
THE
following prices
have
been
fixed
by
the Food
Commission
at
a2
meeting
held
on Friday, |2Bth inst.:
MILK:
Unchanged,
13 cts.
per qut
FRESH
FISH:
Boiling Fish
per pound,
16
cts.
Frying Fish
*
i
14
do.
Hucksters
Fish per pound
10
do
LIVE STOCK:
Old
Cattle,
7 cts.
U. S. Currency
or
its equivalent
in local currency.
Young Cattie 9cts.
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MEAT:
Beet,
25 cts.
per pound.
Veal,
27
do.
do.
do
THOS.
RAMSAY.
Acting Chairman.
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For Sale Or Ren.
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The
property
No. 3 & 4 Hill otr.
and 64 East Str.
For particulars
apply to the own-
I
eE
. EMILY QUIN.
1
11th May 1920.
,
NOCTICE.
ARTIES
having
claims
against
the
Joint
Estate
¢f the
late
MRS. Rosa-
MOND
DIDRICHSEN,
born
Geipel, and
previously
deceased
husband
PETER
DID
RICHSEN,
are hereby
notified
to file their
claims
with
the
undersigred
Dealing
Court within 3 months.
The Heirs
to
the
said joint-esiate
are
hereby
notified
to report
themselves
to
the undersigned
(‘ourt
within
= vear
and
six
weeks.
Christiansted’s
Dealing
Courr,
St
Croix, May 19th.
1920.
JOHN
[.. CURRY
NOTICE.
PARTII‘;JS
indebted
to
W.
T.
Hor-
ton
for
books
purchased
are
requested
to
pay
the
instalments
due
to
the
undersigned
without
delay,
as
otherwise legal steps
will
be taken for enforcing
payvment.
A. E. STAKEMANN,
.
Lawyer
22--5--1920.
Just Received
AT
THE
=
:
Gompany
Streel
Emporium
SCHAEFER’S
BEER,
EVAPORATED
MILK
in
small
tins
12c.
MARIE BISCUITS,
NATIONAL OATS in tins.
BLUE GRAIN COFFEE,
PORTO
RICO
TOBACCO.
Christiansted,
26th May 1920.
M. A PRETTO.
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Ex S. S. Guiana
HAMS,
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BACON.
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FAMILY BEEF,
CERVELAT SAUSAGE.
AMERICAN CREAM CHEESE.
Ao Ro
MClntOShi
Christiansted,
20’ May 1920.