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2. Colonial Council Bill No. 34. eßesoluiion, introduced by 2nd Mem- ber for Christiansted Town and Suburb (D. C. Canegata) Repairing and equiping aJovernment House Fres. 75,000. ‘ Adopted May 25, 1920. Approved by the Governor June 4, 1920 3. Colonigl Couneil Bill No. 86. Draft of an Ordinance, introduced by Government, Creating a Food Commission for St. Croix. Introduced June 14, 1920. ‘ Rejected June 28. 1920 < 4 4. Colonial Councii Bill No. 36. Draft of propozed budget for the fiscal year 1920-21 \(i.)plt,‘d June 28, 1920, . Approved by the Government. 5. Calonial Counetl Bill No, 37, Draft of Ordinance concerning the - paymen' of era age in Christiansted. A(il)p'\cnl June 14, 1920. Ap rovad by the Governor July 2, 1920. 6 Colonwai Counell =il No. 38 Resolutioo introduced by ‘overu- ment--Sake of Lot No 10 A. New Street, tnris iansted. Adopted June 28. 1920. Approved by the Goverpor July 6, 1920 : 7. (clonial Couneil Bill No. 39. D-att of Ordinanee (o regulate | commerce in intoxicating drinks and | Drugs, and to provide penalties | thereof, introduced by Ist Member for Christiansted 'own (Abramson). This matter was withdrawn. 8. Uoloaial Council Bil No. 40. Ordinanc:- Compiled Code of Laws to take effect and be in fuli force at anion and after 12.01, August 1, 1920 Adopted Juiy 9, 1920. Approved by ‘the ~rnor July 12, 1920. 9. Resoiution—re training school for in- corrigible girl.on Protestant Quay. This matter was rejected. 10. Colonial Counei! Bill No. 42. Ordinznee intioduced by lst Member tor pristiansted sown (Abramson) to repeal ordinance introduced and know as Colonial Bill No. 17, Session 1917-18. Adopted July 1920. ihis matter has not been approved by the Governor, ; il. Coloniai Council Bill No. 43. Ordinance introduced by Ist Member for Christiansted Town (Abramson) to regulate commerce in in‘oxicating | drinks and drugs. ‘ Adopted July 19, 1920. This matter nas not been approved by the Governor. | 12 Colonial Council Bill No. 44. | Additional Vicney Bill introduced Iy Government Repairs o Frederik- sted High Schoel Building Fres. | 10,000, ; : | sl. L Uil a ANS Adopted August 23, 1920. - Approved by the Governor August 30 18920, 13. Colonial Couweil Bill No. 458, Resolution introduced by Govern- ment—Transfer of fuarniture and equipment to Post Office. Adopted August 23, 1920. Approved by the Governor Au- gust 30, 1920. i4. Colonial Council Biil No. 46. Ordinance introduced by Govern- | ment re code of sanitary laws. Sent to Committee August 23, 1920. \ 15. Colonial Council Biil No. 47. Ordinance introduced by-Ist Member for Christiansted Coun‘iry Distriet (Stakemann), amending ordinance establishing and declaring the or- ganization of the Judiciary and Educa ional Departments. Introduced August 23, 1920. Sent to Committee August 23, 1920. 16. Colonial Council Bill No. 48. Additional Money Bill introduced by 4th Appointed Member (Blackwood) ~—Ald to Brass Bands. Adopted October 18. 1920. Approved by the Governor )clo- ber 26, 1920. 17. Colonial Council Bill No. 49. Keso ution introduced by Gcvern- ment —Sale of Lot Yo. 15 East Street | & Lot No. 36 Fisher Street. | Adopted Octoker 18, 1920, Approved by the Governor Octo- ber 26, 1920. : 18. Coiounial Councit Bili No 50. 1 Additonal Money Bill introduced by wovernment, FKFrs. 60,000 o the Felephone Fund. Adopted Decembzr 13, 1920. Approved by the Governor Decem- ber 20, 1920. 19. Colonial (ouncil Bill No. 51. Resvlutior: introducec by 4th Ap- pointed Member (Biackwood) re pen- sion 1o jormer sicknurse (Kitzberg). Adopted December 13, 1920. Approved by ithe Governor e cember 28 1920, 20. Coloniat Cbunell Bill No 52, Additionatl Money bili Inirnduced by | Government— incregse (o butdget, Adopted December 13, 1920. Approved by tiie Governor Decem- ber 28, 1920. .91 Colanial Councll Bl Ne 3. | Additiorzl Money Bill introduced by Government -Re Loan to Prederik- cted High School. Adopted Kebruary 14, 1921. | Approved by the Governor Febru- ary 21, 1921, 29. Colonial Counecil Bill No. 54. | Ordinance introduced by 1-t Me:mn- ber for Christiansted Country Dis- friet (Stakemann) repealing Fxeeu- tive and Adminstrative functions vesied in the Governor. This matter was withdrawn. 23. Colonial Council Bill No. 55. Orcinance intrcauceda by Ist Men- ber for Firecenksied Ccvnuiy: Dis- trict (Anaersen) 1o rebuviic with ecn- ciete’ the center line 106 G ketween Frederiksted and Christiansted. Sent to Commitee March 21, 1921 24. Ccloniai Council Bill No. 56. ' Resoiution inticducea by Isi Nen- ber ior Frederiksted Tcwr (Coulter) re-appoiniment of a Ccn nisicn ot five members to revise the ¢xisting Feo- lice Regulations. This matter has been re-intreoduc- ed in the Council. 25. Colonial Council Bill No. 57. Ordinance- Re Appointment of a Judge tor the District Court of the - Virgin Islands. T'his matter has been withdrawn by Government and taken up by Ist Member for Christiansted Country Distriet (Stakemann), but not reintroduced. 26. Colonial Council Bill No. 58. Additional Money bill—Fis. 6,000 for aequiring pictures of noted Americans and chandeliers to be hung up in the Council Hall. This matter has been withdrawn. Tle Chairman remarked: (Ot course Honorable Menbers will receive copies (f the Resume along with the Council t roceedings. (To be continued.) . LOCAL. The Raporel S. S. Palwico arrived at this port yesterday afieruoon and began i 0 discharge cargo, zmong which was landed a Buick car for Mr. R. W. Skeoch. The boat is expected to sail la‘er n the day touching at all the southern ports. TELEGRAMM. Sl UROIX STATION. Lendon, July 9ih.—The consequences of the coal strike are shown in the further huge decrease in british trade for Jupe. lmports are down eighty two million pouads sierling, compared with June 1920 and exports have de- creased seveinly eight million pounds steriing. Cotton Imiports are less by eieven millions, wooi by seven miliions, flour and grain by four miiiions, and other food stuffs and drinks are down nine milions. Coai exports deereased by eight milli:n poun is steriing. Iron and steel by eight and three quarcer mil- lionis cotton manufaciures by twenty- slX mitllions. ; {.ondon, July Bth. -The total expen- ses of tne Lezague of ‘lNations for the current year have been 21,000,000 gold francs, approximately equivalent of £860,000 and are apportioned among foriyeight members, Mr. Balfour in- fornied tiie House oi “omuons.