Continued from Ist page.
visions.
Introduced
by
2nd
Ap-
pointed
Member
(Noll).
Adopted August
18,
1919.
Approved by the Governor
August
27,
1919.
9.
Colonia! Counecil
Bill No.
9.
Resolution—That
the
‘Governor
is
hereby
authorized
to
rent or
lease,
for such
amounts
as
in his judgment
shall
seem
proper,
ay public
land
or buildings
not
necessary
for public
use
ete.
Introduced
by
2nd
Ap-
pointed Member
(Nell).
This
matter
was
rejected
on
the
18th day of August,
1919.
10.
Colonial
Council Bill No.
10.
Additional Money Bill to the Budget.
Subsidy
in aid
to Century Brass
Band
of
Frederiksted
and
Native
Brass
Band
of
Christiansted.
Introduced
by
Ist
Member
for
Christiansted
Town
(Abramson).
Adopted August
18,
1919.
Approved
by
the
Governor
August
27,
1919,
:
11.
Colonial
Councii
Bill No.
11.
Resolution
—Authorizing the Govern-
or
to borrov
the
sum of Fres.
25,000
from
the Reserve
Fund
to be applied
in accordance
with the terms
of Col-
onial Council Bill
No
12,
Session
19
19-20
Adopted
October
20,
1919.
Approved
by
the
Governor
Octo-
ber
27,
1919.
12.
Colonial Council
Billi No 12.
Additional Money
Bill
to the Budget
for the Municipality of St.
Croix
for
the fiscal
year ending
June
30,
1920.
For
the
Purchase
of
the
building
known
as
the
Frederiksted
High
Sehool.
No.
30
30a
30c,
and
31
Strand
Street
Frederiksted.
Fres.
25,000.
Introduced
by
Ist
Appoint-
ed Member
(Henderson).
Adopted October
27,
1919.
Approved
by
the
Governor
Octo-
ber
27,
1920
13.
Colonial
Council
Bili No 13.
Draft
of
Ordirance,
introduced
by
2nd
Appointed
Member
(Noll)
to
provide
for a re-organization,
regu-
lation, and
government
of the
Muni-
cipal Police Force
of St.
Croix.
Adopted November
17,
1919.
Approved by
the Governor Decem-
ber 6,
1919.
:
14
Colonial Council
Bill N».
14
Draft
of Ordinance,
introduced
by
sth
Appointed
Member
(Lunney),
to regulate
and
control the
prices of.
foodstuffs in
the Municipality of St.
Croix, and for other
purposes.
Adopted October 20,
1919,
:
Approved by the Governor October
27,
1919,
15.
Colonial Council Bill No.
15.
Provisional
Ordinance—That
such
further
amounts,
in
local
currency
as will equal
the
difference between
the
normal
rate
of exchange
$1.04
»Poiaoat
g
X
AN
|S,
and
the
rate
of exchange
existing,
and
increasing
the
Budget
in
the
amount
necessary
to provide for the
aforesaid
payments.
Adopted Oetober
20,
1919.
Avproved by
the
Governor
Octo-
ber 27,
1919.
.
16.
@olonial Council
Bill No.
16.
@
Resolution— Authorizing
the
Chair-
man
of
the
(olonial Council
to
ap-
poini a standing
commitgee
of nine
members
to
receive
and
consider
advance copies
of a Code
of Laws
to
suceeed
the present
existing laws.
Adopted
October
20,
1919.
Approved
by
the
Governor
Octo-
ber
27, 1919.
17.
Colonial
Council Bill No.
17.
Additional Money Bill
to the Budget
for the Municipality of
St.
Croix for
the
: scal
year ending
June
30,
1920,
introduced
by
2na
Appointed
Mem-
ber
[Noll]—lnecreases
in
salaries
to
effect
a re-organization
of the
Muni-
cipal Police Force.
Adopted December
15,
1919.
Arproved by the Governor
Decem-
ber
29,
1919.
18.
Colonial Councii
Bill No.
18.
Additional Money Bill
to the Budget
for the Municipality of
St.
Croix for
the fiscal year
ending June 30,
1920,
granting
Fres.
10,000.00
to
be
ex-
pended
during
the
perisd
from
Jan-
uary
1.
1920
to June
30,
1920 inclu-
sive, for
the
establishing
and
::ain-
taining
of
Government
Attornev’s
Office.
Adopted December
15, 1919.
Approved by the
Governor Decem-
ber 29,
1919.
e
19.
Cclonial Council
Bill No.
19.
Resolution—That
the
unexpended
portion of the
pension
granted
for-
mer Teacher
Alexander Joseph,
Sub.
Item
XIII No
6
on the Budget
for
the Municipality of St.
Croix,
1919-
20,
be paid to
his
widow Mrs,
Mar-
garet
Alicia Joseph.
Introduced
by
2nd Member for Christiansted
Town
(Canegata).
Ad-pted December
15,
1919.
Approved by
the
Governor
Decem-
ber
29,
1919.
20.
Colonial Council Bill No 20.
Draft
of
Ordinance
introduced
by
2nd Member for Christiansted
Town
(Canegata),
providing
for a Hearse
for the poor
of Christiansted.
Adopted December
15,
1919.
Approved
by
the
Governor
April
7. 1920.
21.
Colonial
Council Bill No. 21.
Additional
Money Bill
to the Rudget
for
the Municipality of St.
Croix
for
the fiscal
year ending
June
30, 1920,
introduced by 2nd Member for Chris-
tiansted
Town
[Canegata]
for
the
purchase of1 hearse
not
to
exceed
Franes
500.00
:
Adopted
December
15,
1919.
Approved
by
the
Governor
April
7.
1920.
22.
Colonial Council
Bill No. 22.
Resolution.
-
- Assigning
additional
land
tc
the
Leper
Asylum.
Intro-
duced
by 3rd Member
for Christian-
sted
Country
District
Robt.
W.
Skeoch).
Adopted December
15, 1919.
-
Approved
by
the
Governor
De-
cember
29,
1919.
23.
Colonial
Council
Bill No.
23.
Resolution.-——Authorizing
the
Gov-
ornor
to inerease
amounts
budgetted
for
the current
fiscal
year by
a
per-
centage
not to exceed
that by
which
the rate of exchange
for the current
fisecal
year exceed
the
normal
rate
Introduced
by
Government.
Adopted Mareh
1,
1920.
Approved
by the Governor
March
11, 1920,
To
be
continued.
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1 Lady’s Bicycle,
1 Iron Bedstead
single size.
I. NEVILLE.
ATTENTION!
WE OFFER
Potatoes
1
lb.
at
16ec.
2ibs
at
lde.
oibs.
at
13c.
:
101bs.
"at
12¢
Onions
11h. -at
30e.
21bs.
at e,
b lbs.
at
2bec.
10 lbs.
at
20e.
Asparagas
Tips 50ec.
pr, tin, Lard
in 5 Ib.
tins $2.25
pr. tin, Crisco
in loose
weight
50c.
pr. lb., Poast
Toasties
40c.
pr. rack,
Kellogs
Bran
45c¢.
pi.
pack,
Puff
Rice
85¢.
pr. pack,
Biscuits
Lunch
& Fig
Bar
Marie & Gem Chocolates
at
10,
12, & 15c.
pr. cake,
Mixed Candy,
Lemondrops
and
Cherries
at 80c.
pr.
lb.
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use
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Readers,
No, §O-17.
AL_L kinds
of artificial
floral de-
signs for funerals and weddings;
such
as wreaths
and
bouquets,
can
be had
on
short
notice
from
C. A.
GENROW,
Floral Artist, who
lives
upstairs
of the old Armstrong
place
in Queen’s
Street.