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Aditionzl Money Bill
10
IHE BUDGET
FOR
THE
MUNICIPALITYOF ST.
CROIX,
FOR
THE FISCAL YEAR END-
ING JUNE
30,
1920.
TO ITEM
XI.
MISCELLANEOUS
ADD:
6.
In
aid
to
Century
Brass
Band of Frederiksted. .
..
... .
Fres,
1,250
:
,
-7.
In
aid
to
Native
Brass
Band of
Christiansted.
...
..
g0
8.
In-aid
to Industrial
Brass
Band
CWyistiansted
.
...
...
Fres.
500,
These
grants are made
on the con-
dition that
eacn
said
Band
render
at
least
two
public
concerts
each
month.
Thus duly
passed
at the 2nd
Ordinary
Meeting
of
the
Colonial
Ccuncil,
held
Monday, August
18, 1919.
Christiansted,
August
19,
1919.
D C.CANEGATA,
ROBT. .. MERWIN,
Secretary.
Chaitrman.
‘The
foregoing
Additional
Money
Bill
is
hereby
sanctioned
and
approved.
Under
my Hanl
and Seal of the
Gov-
ernment
of
the
Virgin
Islands
at
st.
Taomas,
this
27t day of August
A. D.,
1919.
J.
W. OMAN.
Governor.,
RESOILUTION
(et
Be
it resolved
[y the
Colonial
Coun-il
Jor St.
Croix in S ssion
assembled:
SHAT
the
funcs
appropriated
in
the
'
budget
for
tie
present
fiscal
year
for
maintena
ice,
under
the
Street
and Land
Divisios of the Public
Worxss
Depariment
shall
be
vailable for
pay-
ing
salaries
to
regularly
employed
watechmen,
caretekers,
and
lamplig}t-
ers
of
Divisions,
and
such
payments
sball be passed
in
he accounts
of the Dis-
barsing
Officer of the
Coionial lreasury.
Thus dnly
passed
at
2nd the Ordinary
Meeting
of
the
Colonial
Council,
held
Monday,
August
18,
1919.
-
Christiansted,
August
19,
1919.
'
D. C. CANEGATA,
RORT. L. MERWIN,
Secretary.
Chairman.
The
forceoing
Resolution
is
hereby
sanctioned
: nd aporoved.
Under
my
Hand
and
the
Seal
of the
Government
of
tie
Virgin
Islands
at
St.
Thomas,
this
27th
day
of
August
A. D.
1919.
J.
W. OMAN.
Governor.
ST
CROIX
AViS
RESOLUTION
Be it resolved by
the
Colonial Council
for St.
Croixz in Session
assembld:
|
HAT
the name
‘‘SAINT CROIX”
is |
the
official
name of
this
island
and
l
the
name
"MUNICIPALITYOF ST.
|
CROIX’’
shall
herca’ter
be
used
'in
|
officially
designating
this
municipality
|
in‘any
public voucher,
contract
or docu-
|
ment.
A
‘
|
Thus
duly passed
at the
2nd O_rdmax‘_v
g
Meeting
of
the
Colonial
Council,
held
Monday, August
18, 19.9.
5
Christiansted,
August
19,
1919.
'
{
D. C. CANEGATA, KOBT. L. MERWIN,
|
Secretary.
Chairman.
l
The
foregoing
Resolution
is
hereby
|
sanc‘ioned
and approved.
:
Under
my Hard
and the
Seal
of
the
Government
of the Virgin Islauds
at St.
l
Thomas,
this
27th
day
of
August
A.
|
D. 19,
I
J.
W. OMAN.
;
Governor.
;
RESOLUTION.
L’
!
°
=
|
Be it
enacted
by
ihe
* Colonaul
|
Council for St.
Croix
wn
Scssion
|
assembled.:--
|
THAT
the unexperded
belance
of
funds appropriated
under main-
tenance
for
the
department
ot
Public
Instruction
for the- fiscal
year
1918--19
shall be
available to
pay
for school
books,
maps
and
other
similar equiprent,
contract-
ed
for during
the said
fiscal
year
but not delivered
bzfore
the expi-
|
ration
thereof,
it keing
expressly
understood
that this
authcrization
|
is
limited
to
the
purpose
above
|
mentioned
and
that
no change
in
!
classification
of
the
books,
maps
|
etc.; from equipment
to mainten-
|
ance
is intended.
|
Thus
<uly passed
at
the 2nd Ordinary
;
Meeting
of the
Colonial
Council,
held
Monday, August
18, 1919.
!
Ch"istiz_\nsted,
August
19,
1919,
|
D.C.CANEGATA,
ROBT. L. MERWIN,
Secretary.
Chaz_j'r'm;:n.
The
foreguing
Resolution
is
hereby
|
sanctioned
and approvec.
‘
Under
my Hand
avd
the
Seal of
the
|
Government.
of
the
Virgin
Isiands
at
|
St.
Thomas,
this
27th
day
of August
|
A. D, 1919
'
’
J.
W. OMAN.
|
Governor.
8
1]
Execttive Order
No. 4
HEREAF
LER
in sales
of
aleohol
and
44
Bay Ram,
the seller
must fully satis-
{y :imself
as
to the identity of the
buy-
er.
Section
5
of Executive
Order Ne.
1
and Secticn
5 of Executive Order
No.
2,
vegarding
records
in
sales
books,
are
hereby
anmiended
accordingly.
Government
of the
Virgin Islands
of
the
United States,
St.
Thomas,
Septem-
ber,
3, 1919.
J.
W.
OMAN.
Governor.
PP URSUANT
to Ordinance
of
19th
Au-
£
gust
1374
it
is
hereby
made
known
that I have
received
annduncement
from
Mr. HANS BOJE that
ne
has
purchased
the Firm of JEAN PRTERSEN
with
the
Frederiksied
Apothecary
Store and
estab-
lishment
and
the
mereantile
business
heretofore
carried
cn
and combined
un-
der said
firm; that
he will continue
the
said
Apotnecary
Store
and
KEstablish-
mment
and
nercantile
business
under
the Firm ¢f JEAN
PETERSEN
and
that
he is sole
>waer of the firm
and
the only
one
‘entitled
to sigr
the
firm.
Mr.
&,
E
SCHEODER
a4t
present
residirg
i1 Frederiksted,
is
empowered
to
sign
on
beha
of
the
firm,
Der
pro-
cura.
The
Police
Office.
Frederiksted.
St.
Croix. Seitember
biiy 1919.
b NOLL:
s URSUANT
to Oridinarnce
of 19th
Au-
E‘
gust
1874
it
is
hercby
made
known
that
1
have
reccived
announcenicnt
irom
Mr.
HANS
BOJE,
of
Christian-
sted,
carrying
or the
Christiansted
Apo-
thecary
& ore
and
Kstablishmen:
and
mercantile
business
inp
the
Town
of
Christiansied,
that
bhe
has
empowered
Mr. A. E.
SCHRODER.
at
presant
re-
siding
in
frederiksted
10
sign
c¢n
his
behaif,
per
procura,
in all
watters
touch-
ing his said lines
of business.
.
The
Police
Office® Clwistiansted,
Si.
Croix, Sepiomber 5t
1919
D NOLL
MEETII"G
at the Seventh-day-Adven-
tist Church
TO-NIGHT at 7.45.
Subject:—
The First Crureh
!
The Chw.ch!
The Last Cnurch!
Let
us have
a big eongregation
ov..
Speaker,
F. HALL,
Pastor,
The mail-schooner
*‘Creole’’sailed from
}}ere’a‘ ag\l
D
m;
Sutuyday
taking mails
for St. Thomas, Porio Riec and the States
as well
as
the English
Island maiis for
St. I'nomas
and Tortola
transhipped
trom
the
'Korona’’.
Among the
passengers
by
the
Creole