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On Saturday
the 24th Jan.
1920,
RECEIVERS:
:
In Christiansted
A. E.
STAKLEMANN
Trustee.
In Ffrederiksted
R. E.
HIGGINS
Trustee.
Balance
«oif
deposits
to
10th Jan.
1920
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12 in Carisciansted
$
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2 in Fred=riksted
15.00
$ 485 50
b’alahce
of deposits
to date.
$ 70,120.95
Receivers
" or Saturday,
the 31’ Jan.
1920.
in Christiansted
A. E.
STAKEMANN
Trus:ee.
In frederiksted
R
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Trustee,
A. E. STAKEMANN
President.
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has
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Interruption
in
:
Eleetrie
Service.
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power-house
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of
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the Porto Rico Railway
Light and
Power
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Company
struck
‘Tuesday
nighr
after
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hours
for
the
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company
to reply te demands
for
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presented
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superintendent
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employee
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the
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to reply by 8 o’clock™Tuesday
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the Lights
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werz
out about
90’clock
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Tuesday nigh
when
one oi'
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JANUARY
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