Concert
On the Wharf, Tuesday Night, Aug-
ust
28,
1923
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Fantasia
..Creme
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The
Fantasia
‘‘Creme
de
la
Creme”’
introduces
excerps
from
Meyerbeer’s
“The -Prophet’’, Verdi’s ""Aida’’, **Schu-
hert’s- Serenade’’,
Brahms®
‘‘Hungarian
Dance
No.
s’’,
Tobani’s
"‘Hearts
and
Flowers’’,
Delibes”
'Coppelia’’,
Meyer-
heer's
‘‘Fackeltanz’’, Lroncavallo’s *‘Pa-
gliacei,
~"Moszkowski’s Serenade’’,
Wag-
ver's
“‘Walther’s
Traumlied’’,
Rossini’s
“Wiliam Tell™,
:
:
KACH
NUMBER
ON
THE
PRO-
GRAM IS BY
SPECIAL
REQUEST.
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A CARD OF THANKS
Miss Marie Schjang
and brother
beg to thank allfriends and acquain-
tances for kind sympathy and atten-
tion shown
them
in
theiwr late sad
bhereavement.,
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PROCEEDINGS
OF
THE
:
FOR
ST.
CROIX.
AContinued from yzsterday’s
Avis.)
Government
Secretary
[Zane]
in rep'y
to the last Speaker
said,—Under
date
of
13 July,
1923, His
Exceallency
the
Gover-
nor approved
an
Ordinanee
concerniny
Public
Roads
in St.
Croix.
This
is
the
same ordina
ice which
wl3 passcd
by the
Colonial Coancil
on December
18,
1922,
The
delay b2tween
the
passage
and
ap-
proval
1s due
to correctivns
in
English
which
were ncessary
to be made
in the
d ‘aft as pass:d.
4th
Member
for Frederiksted
Country
Distriet
(Andersen):
1
do.s’t
think
the
Hanorable
Governmen:
Secretary
under-
stands
me correctly.
I wish
to
know if
.the ordinance
as passed
has
been printed.
I would like to have
a copy if it has
been
printed.
:
A printed copy
of th2 Ordinance
was
handed
to the Honorable Member.
2nd
Membar
for Christiansted
Town
(Canegada).
Mr.
Vice Chairman.,
The
ST
£ 8 ILX &N LS
reason
for this difficulty is-because
it was
the
custom
to publish
all bills passed
by
the
Council
in
one
of the new3spapers,
but that has
been
discontinued.
-
:
The
Vice-Chairman
remark:-1:
In
this
-case
Government
is
not
to
be
blamed.
The Clerk of the Council states
that
he
has
received
orders
from
the
Chairman
of the Council that copies must
not
be
distributed
unless
members
re-
quest
them.
;
“The
Vice-Chairman
.remarked.
In
¢compliance
with
the wishes
of
Govern-
ment
that action
be taken
on
this matter
as
early as possible,
I would like
to hear
the views of m2mbzr-
' it.
4th
Member
for Frea
rvikstad
Country
District
[Andersen]
remarked:
Mr.
Vice-Crairman.
1
have
amendment
to
bring
in regarding
boundary
posts
ete.,
which I believe
will benefit
the
Govecn-
ment
and
the
roadholders.
1 ask
that
this
matter
stand
ovar
until
after
the
racess.
-
Printed
copies
of the
Ordinance
con-
cerning
Pubiic
Roads
in St.
Croix
were
then
handed
to all the
M2mbers
present.
The
Vice Chairman
read
an
amend-
moant
brought
in.
by
20d
Member
for
Caristiansted
Town which is as
follows:
DRAFT OF AMENDMENT
anending Draft of Ordinance
concerning
Public Reads
in St.
Crour.
To
Section
8.
After
the
words
‘‘as
follows:’’ strike
out
the
words
at end of
Ist line beginning with *‘The Chairman”
and
all of second
lime
to
end
thereof and
insert
the following in
its
place:
‘'‘lae
salary
of
the
Chairman
of
the
Road
Commission
shall
not
exc2ed
Frs.
7,500
per annumi.
D.
C. CANEGATA,
2nd Member for Christiansted
Town and Suburds.
The
Viece Chairmin
remarked:
In
ac-
¢ rdance
witn
regueest
by
the
Honorable
4
h
Member
for
Fredarikstel
Country
.strict
this
matter
-will remain
open
until after the
recess.
ltem 5.
‘
Colonial
Councii
Bill
No. 4,
Fourth
Couneil,
First Session.
Introduction
of and Ist Discussion
on
Resolution,
introduced
by
Govern-
'
ment,
authorizing
that
certain
ac-
counts
earried
on
the books
of the
Municipality as assets
be
written off
and charged
to ‘‘profit’””and "‘loss.”’
The Bill reads
as follows:
Colonial Council Bill No. 4
Fourth Council,
First
Session,
1923-2}4.
RESOLUTION.
Be
it resolved
by
the
Colonial
Council
of St. Croix in session
as-
sembled.:
i
That
the following items carried
on
the books of the Municipality of
Bt, Croix as
assets,
viz:
‘
AGRICULTU.RALEXPERIMENT
STATION:
:
.
Balance
of unpaid
l~an
e
Frs.
25,951.80
Accrued
interest
thereon
...
...+
250040
J.
T. Smothergill’s
|
Bureau
Loan
In
Estate
Mt. Pelli-
o
er’s Sugar Crop..
“
11,556.50
Motor
Plough,
Es-
'
tate Anna’s Hope
‘¢
31,500.09
°
be written of the books
and c¢harg-
ed
to “Profit and Loss”,
and
the
Despatching Secretary
is herzoy
au-
thorized
and
instructed
to
cause
such expenditures
10
je made.
Proposed
by Gov:rnment.
Gdvernment
Sceret..ry
(Zzne) in intro
ducing
the
Resclutioy
:aid, —Mr. Viee-
Chairman.
This Reso
ut
on is introdueed
by Gover ment
tor th
puarpose
of earry-
ing
out
the
recomr
.erdaiions
f
the
Municipa:
Comi:ittec,
nd con inuing
said,—The
Gov
~nmcnt
foels
that
the
€olonial
Treasu
;v
shouil
n L b 2 called
upon
to
reimbu
se
the
. npa’s
Hope
Loan,
bu:
that
ti:»
amurt
be
cher zed
to
“profit’’ and '‘lyss’’ as
jpropisad
m
the
resolution.
:
:
~
4th Member for
Frele iksted
“ untr
Distriet (Andzsen):
My Viez-Gi
wom
1
would i:ke to
<now
wvhbo
has
vis
<
¢
or
title
to
Anna's
Hop2?
Aporarc
the
Munizipality has
the deed,
st
ho.
the
transfer
was madae
| have
not
beer
able
to
:race.
I
woul!
like to
kno.
whether
chat estate
still owes
the
suwr
of money.
i
The
following statements
were
then
given
by ‘Despatching
>ecreiary
(Bar-
rett):
:
:
PARCEL NO.
1 OF*"*ANNA’S HOPRB.”
:
e
-
:
Government
of
the
Danish
West
Indi-
an Islands
om behalf
of the Imm gration
Fund,
D2ed
of February
19,
1910 from
Alice Tranberg
on
this
Parcel
for Fres.
21,290.00.
Recorded
1910,
January
24.
B. B. B.
77/23.
Experimant
Station at
St. Croix, Deed
of Septembar
17,
1914 from
the
Govern-
mant
on this Parcel.
"ENCUMBRANCRES.
Bond of Septembar
17,
1914,
from the
Government
on b:half of the Exparimant
Station
at
St.
Croix, to
St. Croix Immi-
gration Fuud for Fres.
108,386.473,
with
Ist priority in this Estate
and Parcel
No.
1 of Anna’s Hope.
Rece
1914,
September
29.
C.
C.
C.
153/158.
Fres.
71,372.69
cancelled
off the bon®
7/14 1919.
°
:
Fres.
7,894.45
cancelled
off
the bond
9/23 1920.
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