St. Croix Avis, 1921-11-30, page 1
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//;‘. \é ‘,‘ Sy '/? ‘/Q‘ 7 ; ’&, /’—-‘ 147 ‘l.(/ Ay % P #/ B Ko \ 3 o /£ T e ‘ é : N7 ‘4 "».'f::._; v.‘ e y - / i ~ \ b \/ S’ ¢ » ”:"aa’s” J%;%E , (. \.®> 4, 4 A4 . \ Y . —_—— R |l e &N RN Y RV RS © g ;\\ ‘\~‘t lgs’r i . s { E L' ] : 3 —— ! e)XS . : E) s T;::f‘-i%% 3 fé: AR\ |4 E 1 A A\ ; A : TR, 7 PPI NI | <Gy L PS i }g}" ‘ 5/ ON\ ] ¢ famn) ¢ i Sl ’F}‘F '?\ AA \ e :“’??" ¥ . !’\‘ : Jb‘*' _,'\\“.:"' \@ ‘\q’;{? Pé@/ XY N 0 Ny Y <‘<Q’ 76TH YEAR. , THEST. CROIX AVIS 18 printed and putlished daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office TERMS---50 cents monthly in advance, 2 cents per single copy. Entered as second-cla. matter May 26th 1917 at the Post Office .at Christian el 50 Uroe, V. L orthe U, S, A un der the Act of March 3. 1879 Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when the same deals wih mat- _ters of general interest, and is accompa- vied with the authoy’s name, as a quar- ~ antee of good faith The editor caunot be responsible for the views of hus correspon- lents nor does he necessarily endorsethem o) . 2 Publication. PMURSUANT to order from the Govern- ij wient, the 4'ax Oonwmission for BL Crrix wiil meet on the undermention- ed days to receive information in writing reloting to the taxes for the present year, For the Yown of Christiansted: at the Despateching Seeretary’s Office at 10 o’clock forenoon, viz- TUESDAY December 13 for the in habitants o King’s, Company, Queen’s, Strand, North and West Streets, also Western Subarbs® = WEDNESDAY, December 14 for tne < nhabitants of Smith, Western and Ulke anes, Waterzut, Market and Prince’s arrgets, King's and Queen’s Cross _»ce#s, Church, Hospital and Green :~ots and the Eastern Suburhs. PIURSDAY December 15 rfor the in- ~abitanis of Hiil, East, Lagoon, Little ospital, New and Fisher Streets. For the Country: FRIDAY December 16 for the inhabi- t.ats in both Kast Hnd Quarters at the Qtock Estate Sally’s Fancy at 11 o’clock e m. SATURDAY December 17 for the in- habitants in Compeny’s Quarter at the Agricultural Experiment Station at Is- tate 'Ar.na’s Hope at 11 clock a. m. MONDAY December 19 for the inhabi- tants in Queen’s, King’s and Northside Quartier: Lir., B. at the Station at Kings- hill at 10 o’clock a. m. TUESDAY December 20 for the in- habic:'une. in Pijnce’s Quarter in the CHRISTIANSTED. V. 1. U. S. A., WEDNESDAY 30tH NOVEMBER 1921. School of Estate Diamond at2 o’clock D. 0. THURSDAY December 22 for the in- habitants in West ©nd Quarter and Northside Quarter Lts. A, at the Police Office in Frederiksted. at 10 o’clock a. m. For the Town of Frederiksted: same day for the inh: bitants of Strand, King’s and Queen’s S reets, FRIDAY December 23 for the inhabi- tat.is of Prince’s, FEospital and New Streecs, King’s Cross Street, Market, Hill and Lagoon Streets, all at the said Police Office at 10 o’clcck a m. UOwners of estates are to specify in writing the exaet nu'nber of acres iln sugar cultivation, 1n- ¢otton cultivation, in nthor cultivation ane in pasture. Also information concerning the buildings on the estate and the appropriation thereof, especially 1 there are rooms rented to other than laborers oermanently em- ployed, and the length ind width of said rooms and the rental tirereof. it any portion of the iand is considered to be useless, and yie ds no revenue to the owner, the numbec -of acres of such portinn rmust be stated in the taxiist and a certiliza e 5n oath issued by the pro- prietor and two Burghcss residing in the quarter, and furthermcre attested by tie Quarier Oifiter, and ~lelivered to the Cogiciission. Owners of empty lots in town are re- quostad to fill in the t.xlists accurately, giving ihe information desired, in order that it mayv be ascertaned if any new buiidings nave been erzected on tne pro- pariy durniz the year. also stating the time when such buildings were first occupied. : Inorder that reduction can be obtained in the taxes for dweiling houses, ware- houses and sheds, whkich have been un- orcupied ior two montis and upwards, the 'loiumissiot would »Harticularly draw the a'tention of those parties desiring reduct on, that it is vary necessary in such cases that certificetes to that effect be produced stating that the houses, sheds eic. have been vicant during said pe;'iud. IT MUST BE SPEIALLY OB- SERVE:): Persons neglecting to procure the information and proc? described by the regulation inithe above shape, time and place must ascribe to theiv own negiect ail losses resulting therefrom. A{O. o As several planters in the last . years have neglected to meet at the | fixed time and place to deliver their - taxlists, the Commission begs to ' announce that taxlists will not be . received for any quarter, at any . other time or place than above .~ stated. In case persons neglect to . deliver a taxlist for any estate in due time, the Commission will, be= fore closing the meeting assess the ~ tax for said estate according to the ~ best of its knowledge. Taxlists - which are forwarded later to the - Commission, will, together with a ~ list of those estates that have omit- ted to send in their taxlists, be | transmitted to the Government in ~order that other measures be taken. | Blavks for taxlists will be distributed | some aays previous to the meeting of the Tax Commission and are required to | be accurately filled out by the~parti_es ~concerned and delivered to the Commis- ~ sion on the day which is fixed for each ~ street in the town and each quarter in [ the country. | Tax Commission for St. Croix, Novem- " ber 22nd 1921, . €. K. RAPPOLEE 1.1 STRIDIRON. - Are You Looking For A Chrisimas Gift - That Your Friends “-iliAppieciaie? ~ Then give them a year’s subserip- ~ tlion to some Magazine. Prices on application at Stakemann’s Store Erik R. Stakemann, Christiansred Nov. 28--21. For Sale THE Prepertios No. 12 Western Suburbs $2,800 U.S.C. and No. 22 B King St.gLI = o belonging to Mr. ndward Denton. A‘i’\pl."L 0 i J. L. JOAANSEN,