St. Croix Avis, 1919-12-27, page 4
[Continued from Ist page.) e g RR all proceedings against others, is pro- vided for in a proclamation to be issued tomorrow. An order in council, which was signed late on Satvrday by his Ex- cellency the Governor General, makes provisicn for this general amnes‘y to n_nlltary offenders. The order in coun- cil based upon a report of Mr. Doherty sets forth the reasons which actuated the Goverument in deciding this impor- | tant step. ‘“‘The Minister observes’’, says the report, ‘‘that it is in his opinion expidient in view of the restaration of beace for the general purposes of re-es- tab]i.shment, that an amnesty should be graciously extended to ail such (military) Q?'endex's, so that those now undergoing Imprisonment, may be discharged so that pending pcosecutions for the offen- ders aforesaid, may be discontinued and so that all offences theefore committed | and the penalties incurred and uot act- ually enforeed and paid, shall be gener- | ally pardoned and forgiven. …
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[Continued from Ist page.) e g RR all proceedings against others, is pro- vided for in a proclamation to be issued tomorrow. An order in council, which was signed late on Satvrday by his Ex- cellency the Governor General, makes provisicn for this general amnes‘y to n_nlltary offenders. The order in coun- cil based upon a report of Mr. Doherty sets forth the reasons which actuated the Goverument in deciding this impor- | tant step. ‘“‘The Minister observes’’, says the report, ‘‘that it is in his opinion expidient in view of the restaration of beace for the general purposes of re-es- tab]i.shment, that an amnesty should be graciously extended to ail such (military) Q?'endex's, so that those now undergoing Imprisonment, may be discharged so that pending pcosecutions for the offen- ders aforesaid, may be discontinued and so that all offences theefore committed | and the penalties incurred and uot act- ually enforeed and paid, shall be gener- | ally pardoned and forgiven. The Minis- | ter therefore, recommends that a procla- mation of a general amnesty for offend ers be issued in pursuance of the powers | In that behalf rested in your Excellency’”. | AUCTION. T the request of the executors of the | istate of the late Planter CHRISTIAN | PETER THEOBALD Friis will be offer- | ed for sale at ONK PUBLIC AUCTION to be held at the undersigned Vendue Office onT ES the 3+ lay of December 1919 AL YOCIAEK P M, | "HE ESTATES “Mount \it.ry” and “Pleasant Valley” situated in this Island’s Northside Quar- | ter Letter A. sub No. 17 e¢. and No. 15 | ad 16 &26 and Westend Quarter sub No. | 8. with all appurtenances of land, build- j ings livestock ete. * The conditions “or the sale, appraise- | ment, mortgage certificate and other ! documents relating to the sale will be | produced at the aucticn and may previ- | ously to same be seen at Lawyer STAKE- | MANN’S Office in Christiansted. ‘ This notice also serves as information | to mortgageholders in conformity with | Ordinance of sth March 1909 according | to §4 of which ordinance same has the | same legal effect as prescribed in Pla- | card 22nd April 1817. ! Frederiksted’s Vendue Office, St. Croix, | December 17th 1919. ‘ JOHN L. CURRY. | Fee: Fr. 10.00. 5_ ; Say ten Franes. . i SE & HOLX all » . Advertisement. BIUS are requested for the ftollowing supplies which are needed in the ad- | ministration o the Christiansted Muni- cipal Hospital, for thz month of Janu- ary 1920. Delivery is to be rmade by the merchant, ir case the merchant is outside the limit of Christiansted Municipality. Bids should be aldressed to the Inspector, Municipal Hospital, Christiansted. After December 27th, no bids will be | considered. All supplies to be of the best guality. Wheat flour, 56 lbs.; Corn IMeal, 85 | Ibs.; Riee 100 lzs.; Sugzr 300 lbs.; Table butter, 50 lbs.: Ceroking butter, 35 lbs.; Lard, 35 Ibs.; Irish pctatoes 300 lks.; Meat (Beef, Mutton, Pork, ) 400 ibs.; Salt fish, 60 bs.: Ted, 8 Ibs: Unaker Oats 60 108, | Cream of Wheat, 20 lbs.; Beans and | Peas, 50 Ibs.; Onions, 20 lbs.; kerosene {_i\)il, 50 gallons; Matches 1 gross; Soap 112 Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I. of U.S.A., | December 20th 1919. J. C. DuBOIS Inspector Municipal Hospital. Advertisement. IDS are requested forr the following B supplies which are needed in the ad- ministration of Richmond Sick-houses and leper Asylum for the month of Jan- uary 1920. Delivery is to ne made by the mer- chant. Bids should be addressed to Inspector, Richmond Sick-houses. All supplies to be of best quality. Flour 70 Ibs., Cornmeal 500 lbs.; Rice 400 lbs., Oa‘s 360 lbs., Sago IJO lbs.; Sugar 1,000 lbs., beef 460 lbs., Fork 180 lbs., Fish (salt) 224 lbs. Beans 200 lbs., Potatoes 200 Ibs., Lard 100 lbs., Cooking butter 100 lbs., Table butter 110 Ibs., Onions 50 lbs., Tea 15 lbs.,Matches2 gross, Soap 6 cases. All bids should be received by Decem- ber 27th, 1919. Christiansted, St. Croix, V. I. of U. S. A., December 22nd 1919. H. T. HANSEN, Inspector ‘ Richmond Sickhouses & Leper Asylum. : - FOR SALLLJ i WO delivered in Whlte lee town fr()m ! Estate Southgate Farm at 60 cents pr. barrel. | CATHRINE LUDVIG | At John Alexands:’s A B U WE BEG TO OFFER YOU #OR THE HOLIDAY SEASON. Ex Arrivals. A LIMITED ASSORTMENT OF HEIDES CHOCOLATIES in Fancy Boxes and Loose Weizht. ““One of Ameriea’s Choisest Brands” Christmas and New Year, A Fine Assortment of CARDS AND POSTALS. Glazed and Plain. A large Stock of Gents, i.adi's, Boyvs, and Misses SHOES of an excegprior al good quality and cheap in price. New Silks and Satin, Valence Nerts, Palm Beach Tloth, Feather Pillowvs, An entire new stoeck of NEOLIN SOLIS and WINGED FOOT HEFELS in Whcle and Half sizes, White, Tan and Black. Gitl THE NEOLIN HABT.' A New Assortment of VICTOE aid COLUMBIA RECORDS, ‘'‘The latest records for January already in stock ”’ Give us a trial when purchasing for the Season this year, and re- member the Store which sells THE BEST. JOHN ALEXANDER, Cor. of Market ard Kin z Sts. NOTICE PLiit te To Consumers of Eleciriciiy in Ghrts- fiansied. CONSUMERS are herepy notified that it 1s not allowe;d to cor nect up extra lights, especially on tte 24th and 31st December. EINAR SVENDSEN. ¥ . NORTHERN Limited OF LONDON - GEO. L MARKOL. . Agent for Frederiksted’s Dis'ric a m ~ M. K. ARMSTRONG. Ageni for Christiansted’s District Poliecis are not subject to average.