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2 L LN OLx A VIS Entrance o the grounds 20c. per head. ; Field Tickets will be sold at the various gates and must be worn during races. #Any parson found on the ground without a ticket will be required to purchase one or will be pat off by the Polica. . Entrance to the Grand Stand sl, Children 50c. Entrance to the enclosure $1.50. Only members will be allowed to drive their cars or carriages within the en- closure adjacent to the Judge’s Stand. No person shall be allowed to cross the course after the bell has been rung, except during the half hours Mstermission between the races. MUSIC IN ATTENDANCE. Sk Signed:- E. G. WULFF, _ . Sec. & Treas. REAL PROPERTY WHERE AND TO WHOM ASSESSED. Qection 25.—-All real property shall be assessed in the asses:tent district in which the real property lies to the person who is either the owner or in possession theveof on the fifteénth day of January, nd the person appearing of records on the fifteenth day *of January shall be held to be the true owner thereof. No daduction shall be ailowed on ac- count of any dz2bt secured by mortgage, conditional sale, contract or other odli- gation upon said real property and tax- es sn levied shall be a lien upon the property. PROPERTY NOT ASSESSED TO BE RE- PORTED. Section 26.-It shall be the duty of ev- ery person owning property liable to taxation under the laws of the Munici- pality which has not been assessed for taxation, or which has escaped assess- ment or taxation for any year, to re- port the same to the assessor of his as- sessmenc distriet. ; PENALTY FOR FAILURE. Wiltul failure on the part of the owner of such property to make return thereof as herein provided, shal! »» deemed a misdemean~ . OATH OF TAXPAYER. Section 27. Kvery person liable to taxation under this Ordinance shail, ai the time of returning the list or schedule provided for in section 22 to said assessor, take and subscribe an oath to the foilow- ing effect: vobey . beipo duly 8 ¥Orn, say that to the best of my knowledge, information and belief, the {forezoiug st itement contains a fuil, true and com- plete list of all property held or belong- ing to me (or to me as a partner, Or in my possession as trusiee, auministrator, guardian committee of a lunatic, or agent) in the Municipality of ..... ... and that such property has been fully and fairly described and its true coudi- tion and vaiue represenied; and that ali interrogatories relating the’.o have been fully and twruthfully ansWered; that I yave in 0o case sought to mislead said assessor as Lo the quantity or quality of said property; thatI have not, directly or indirectly, converted or exchanged auny of my property for he purpose of evading the assessment thereof for tax- | ation into non-taxable property or securi- - ties of any Kkind. |3 Subscribed and sworn to before me L i t e . , . davel. ~ =lB. . | Assessor. | CHANGES IN ASSESSMENT. Section 28. —lt shall be the duty of - each assessor when he make- any change . in the existing assessment of the property ~ of any taxpay r, or whenever he assess. . esthe pror. vy of a taxpayer not previ- | ously assessed, or whenever he makes . any change in the list and assessment of | property as returned by a taxpayer | where such taxpayer has been ecailed . upon to fill in his sch~dule showing his . property subject to taxation, to make - out a written or printed notice of such action, which he shall serve upon said - taxpayer by leaving a copy thereof with ~ said taxpayer, er any member of .is - family or attendant of legal age, or with - the person in charge of said property, or ~ 1f it is not possible to make service in such way, by transmitting such copy by registered mail to such owner or personin . charge of the property, and unless said person, or an authorized agent of said ~ person, shall appeal from such assess- ' ment to the permanent board of review and equalization. as hereinafter pro- ' vided, such assessment shall be final ‘ and binding. g : | (Lo be continued.) | LOCAL. | P s The S. S. Guiana for New York is due at Frederiksted on Thursday morning, the 7th inst. ! The 8. S. Parima is expected to leave - New York to-day. The Creole sailed for St. Thomas very early this morning and carried mail and passengers. She wiil return probably with some of tne St. Thomas excursion- ists for the Mannings Bay races. The yacht Zuian which was scheduled to make a trip over on July 3rd. sustained the loss of her boom 1n a collision with the Virginia and it is uncertain if she will be coming any more on that account. NOTICE. N Monday July 4th. this office will be closed at 9a. m., but mail for dis- pateh that evening by Creole depos- ited in the mail slot before 4.30 p. m. will be made up and forwarded. Christiansted Post Office, July 1, 1921. B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster. Last nig t’sfive. part Comedy screened at the theatre was indeed a fine film and afforded rich entertainment and a jolly good laugh to the large audience that witnessed it. AlFootball. On Sunday, July 3rd a football match will be played on the Holger Danske (sround, between the Dreadnought Foot- ball Club of this island, and the St Thomas Stars Football Club. Kick off at 4.30 p. m. Names of players are as follows: STV B C D.¥F B € A. Robles. Capt. H. Benjamin, Capt. A George, J. Reubel, H. George, R. Brun, E. De Graff, B. Tuitt, . » L. Mc. Bean, A. Daniel, I. Joseph, J Ritzberg. F. Franecis, -J. Benjamin, K. Heath. I. James, A. Victoria, C. James, P. Martin, H. Host, W. Dennery, B. Bough, Extras. Extras. 1. Roberts, J.Christian, B. Richardson, W. Benjamin, A. Perez, E. Martin. ™Niche. . Come one, (ome all. and see how your Cruzian Boys are going to defend their Home. The Native Brass Band under the leadershiv of Bandmaster Jackson will be in attendance.—Com. TELEGR : MS. ST. CROIX STATION. Rome, June 28th.—The volcano of Sirombo.i, situated on the island of the same name, off the norther~ ccast of Sici- ly. bas burst into activity. The eruption bezan with a violent explosion, which was heard far from the island and the people are abandoning their homes and fleeing to Si-ily. Halifax, N. S., June 28th.—The news that His Grace the Archbishop Worrel! has resigned the Archbishopric of Nova Scotia, this 18 become effeciive in the fall, probably after the meeting of the general synod in Ociober, wiil be re- ceived with regret inexpressible, through out the borders of the diocese. He has accepted the Bishopric for Bermuda.