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o_° ® Aditionzl Money Bill 10 IHE BUDGET FOR THE MUNICIPALITYOF ST. CROIX, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR END- ING JUNE 30, 1920. TO ITEM XI. MISCELLANEOUS ADD: 6. In aid to Century Brass Band of Frederiksted. . .. ... . Fres, 1,250 : , -7. In aid to Native Brass Band of Christiansted. ... .. g0 8. In-aid to Industrial Brass Band CWyistiansted . ... ... Fres. 500, These grants are made on the con- dition that eacn said Band render at least two public concerts each month. Thus duly passed at the 2nd Ordinary Meeting of the Colonial Ccuncil, held Monday, August 18, 1919. Christiansted, August 19, 1919. D C.CANEGATA, ROBT. .. MERWIN, Secretary. Chaitrman. ‘The foregoing Additional Money Bill is hereby sanctioned and approved. Under my Hanl and Seal of the Gov- ernment of the Virgin Islands at st. Taomas, this 27t day of August A. D., 1919. J. W. OMAN. Governor., RESOILUTION (et Be it resolved [y the Colonial Coun-il Jor St. Croix in S ssion assembled: SHAT the funcs appropriated in the ' budget for tie present fiscal year for maintena ice, under the Street and Land Divisios of the Public Worxss Depariment shall be vailable for pay- ing salaries to regularly employed watechmen, caretekers, and lamplig}t- ers of Divisions, and such payments sball be passed in he accounts of the Dis- barsing Officer of the Coionial lreasury. Thus dnly passed at 2nd the Ordinary Meeting of the Colonial Council, held Monday, August 18, 1919. - Christiansted, August 19, 1919. ' D. C. CANEGATA, RORT. L. MERWIN, Secretary. Chairman. The forceoing Resolution is hereby sanctioned : nd aporoved. Under my Hand and the Seal of the Government of tie Virgin Islands at St. Thomas, this 27th day of August A. D. 1919. J. W. OMAN. Governor. ST CROIX AViS RESOLUTION Be it resolved by the Colonial Council for St. Croixz in Session assembld: | HAT the name ‘‘SAINT CROIX” is | the official name of this island and l the name "MUNICIPALITYOF ST. | CROIX’’ shall herca’ter be used 'in | officially designating this municipality | in‘any public voucher, contract or docu- | ment. A ‘ | Thus duly passed at the 2nd O_rdmax‘_v g Meeting of the Colonial Council, held Monday, August 18, 19.9. 5 Christiansted, August 19, 1919. ' { D. C. CANEGATA, KOBT. L. MERWIN, | Secretary. Chairman. l The foregoing Resolution is hereby | sanc‘ioned and approved. : Under my Hard and the Seal of the Government of the Virgin Islauds at St. l Thomas, this 27th day of August A. | D. 19, I J. W. OMAN. ; Governor. ; RESOLUTION. L’ ! ° = | Be it enacted by ihe * Colonaul | Council for St. Croix wn Scssion | assembled.:-- | THAT the unexperded belance of funds appropriated under main- tenance for the department ot Public Instruction for the- fiscal year 1918--19 shall be available to pay for school books, maps and other similar equiprent, contract- ed for during the said fiscal year but not delivered bzfore the expi- | ration thereof, it keing expressly understood that this authcrization | is limited to the purpose above | mentioned and that no change in ! classification of the books, maps | etc.; from equipment to mainten- | ance is intended. | Thus <uly passed at the 2nd Ordinary ; Meeting of the Colonial Council, held Monday, August 18, 1919. ! Ch"istiz_\nsted, August 19, 1919, | D.C.CANEGATA, ROBT. L. MERWIN, Secretary. Chaz_j'r'm;:n. The foreguing Resolution is hereby | sanctioned and approvec. ‘ Under my Hand avd the Seal of the | Government. of the Virgin Isiands at | St. Thomas, this 27th day of August | A. D, 1919 ' ’ J. W. OMAN. | Governor. 8 1] Execttive Order No. 4 HEREAF LER in sales of aleohol and 44 Bay Ram, the seller must fully satis- {y :imself as to the identity of the buy- er. Section 5 of Executive Order Ne. 1 and Secticn 5 of Executive Order No. 2, vegarding records in sales books, are hereby anmiended accordingly. Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. Thomas, Septem- ber, 3, 1919. J. W. OMAN. Governor. PP URSUANT to Ordinance of 19th Au- £ gust 1374 it is hereby made known that I have received annduncement from Mr. HANS BOJE that ne has purchased the Firm of JEAN PRTERSEN with the Frederiksied Apothecary Store and estab- lishment and the mereantile business heretofore carried cn and combined un- der said firm; that he will continue the said Apotnecary Store and KEstablish- mment and nercantile business under the Firm ¢f JEAN PETERSEN and that he is sole >waer of the firm and the only one ‘entitled to sigr the firm. Mr. &, E SCHEODER a4t present residirg i1 Frederiksted, is empowered to sign on beha of the firm, Der pro- cura. The Police Office. Frederiksted. St. Croix. Seitember biiy 1919. b NOLL: s URSUANT to Oridinarnce of 19th Au- E‘ gust 1874 it is hercby made known that 1 have reccived announcenicnt irom Mr. HANS BOJE, of Christian- sted, carrying or the Christiansted Apo- thecary & ore and Kstablishmen: and mercantile business inp the Town of Christiansied, that bhe has empowered Mr. A. E. SCHRODER. at presant re- siding in frederiksted 10 sign c¢n his behaif, per procura, in all watters touch- ing his said lines of business. . The Police Office® Clwistiansted, Si. Croix, Sepiomber 5t 1919 D NOLL MEETII"G at the Seventh-day-Adven- tist Church TO-NIGHT at 7.45. Subject:— The First Crureh ! The Chw.ch! The Last Cnurch! Let us have a big eongregation ov.. Speaker, F. HALL, Pastor, The mail-schooner *‘Creole’’sailed from }}ere’a‘ ag\l D m; Sutuyday taking mails for St. Thomas, Porio Riec and the States as well as the English Island maiis for St. I'nomas and Tortola transhipped trom the 'Korona’’. Among the passengers by the Creole