G()\"ERN MENT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF T UNITED STATES ST. THOMAS, . Executive Order No. 2--1923. EN order that complete andd aceurate re- i cord may be kept of persons who ar- rive in the Virgin Isiands, especiaily aliens, rthere will hereafter be kept at the ports of Bt. Thomas, St. John, Chris- tiansted and Krederiksted, a book to be Known as the {mmigration Record in which will be recorded the following data concerning persons arriving in the Virgin Islands: 1. Full name. 2. Apo G ek . Color o. Date of nrrival, 6. Nime ol vesiel . Uitizenshp, 3. Former residence, 2. Qeeupation. 10, Loeal address. Ll. Bemuarks (deseription’ of passport, length of stay and other pertinent intormatioon. The information necessary to complete this record wili be procured under the cognizance of the Dirvectors of Police in St. Thomas and st, Croix, and the Des- patching Scevetary at St. John. Each vessel carrying passengers will be board- ed by an official from the above offices when the necessary aata will be secured to be jater transposed to the permanent immigration Record. Captains of ves- sels will not be permitred to land passen- gers until the data {or this record have been obtained, Passengers who rerazin ina port of the Virgin Islands only during the stay of the ship, and who depart with it, need not be recorded. The data required by the Immigration Record are in addition to the require- ments of existing laws rezarding jmmi- gration, foreigners, ete. in the Virgin [slands. The practice of requiring cap- tains of ships to furnish passenger lists wil! be continued. WITNESS MY HAND and the Scal of the Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States at St. Thomas this {ifteenth day of May, nineteen hundred and twen- ty-three. "HENRY H. HOUGH, Goveinor, [SEAL] " Quebec Steamship Co. THE S. 5. GUIANA is expected to leave New York on the Z4th inst. and is due at Frederiksted on or about the 30th inst. ROB’T. L.MERWIN & CO. INC., - Auenls. s L1 2y ¢ Anchion, ohice of Anchion, . 1 IN THE MATTER OF TIIE ESTATE OF AXBELINA MICHAEL, DECEASED. ; HEREAS the offers made at previous anetions ware pot confirmed, now at | the request of A, K. STAKEMANN, ; administrator ot the above entitled es- | tate ard pursuant to an order of the District Court of tne Virgin Islands dated | the 16th day of November 1922 ihe real real estate pelonging to the decedent’s estate, situate in the Town of Christian- st*d, Islund of 3t. Croix, Virgin lslanas of the United States, known as No. 42 Hill Streef, witti all appurtenances wiil be offered for sale ar a pubiiz auction. to be beld at the uadersigned Vendue Office in Christiansvae:nz Fort (Police Office) in the Town of Christiansied on g TR TTN A X WLDMNESDAY Bk aSBI nd B k 4"1 & 20 a I‘. J . "i ?- N Kepy 5 - 3 e o g g L. the SthdayofJune i823 AT 3 O°CLDCK IN THE AFTERICOON : Conditions and terms of the sale will be made kuown at the time of the sale. Christiansted’s Venaue Office, St. Croix, | this 30ta day of Aprii 1923. Fee Fr. 10. 1 Say ten Prancs. ) (. H PAYNE, ‘ Venaue Director. | @ 3> ! Publication. - 4 < AT is hereby brounont o pubiic notice that 53‘ according (o the scheme of Amortiza- © tion for St. Tonomas Harbor 477 iLoan of 1910, the diawing by Athe Notary Publie, | > ‘homas, of tweilve bonds at Fravces 1,000 has taken place, resulting in the diawing of the following nonds, Numbers i - l’ 4 i {2 | 204 |