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St. Croix Avis, 1919-12-29, page 2

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St. Croix Avis
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Newspaper
Island
St. Croix
Date
1919-12-29
Pages
1
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@ .. Publication. IN conformity with § 22 of the Colonial Law all persons residing in the tuwn of Christiansted who conside* them selves to have been. during the last year, in receipt of a clear yearly income of 1500 Francs and otherwise to be entitled to the franchise in conformity with § 18 of the said Colonial Law, or who before the 3lst of March 1921 will attain the qualifications of franchise see §23 last clause) are hereby requested to noiity the same in writing to the undersigned Chairman of the Electoral Board before the expiration of this month. The Electoral Board for Christiansted’s Town and Suburbs. St. Croix, December 4th 1919. JOHN L. CURRY. Chatrman. Publ cation. …

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@ .. Publication. IN conformity with § 22 of the Colonial Law all persons residing in the tuwn of Christiansted who conside* them selves to have been. during the last year, in receipt of a clear yearly income of 1500 Francs and otherwise to be entitled to the franchise in conformity with § 18 of the said Colonial Law, or who before the 3lst of March 1921 will attain the qualifications of franchise see §23 last clause) are hereby requested to noiity the same in writing to the undersigned Chairman of the Electoral Board before the expiration of this month. The Electoral Board for Christiansted’s Town and Suburbs. St. Croix, December 4th 1919. JOHN L. CURRY. Chatrman. Publ cation. N conformity with : 22 of the Colonial l Law all persons residing in the Country Nistrict of the Jurisdiction of Chris- tiansted, w~ho consider th2mselves to have been, during the last year, in re- ceipt of a clear yearly income of 1,500 Frances and otherwise to be entitled to the franchise in ¢ >nformity with § 18 of the said “olonial Law, or who before the 31st March 1921 will attain the qualifica- tions of franchise [see § 23, lasc clause] are hereby requested to notify the same in writing to the undersigned Chairman of the Electoral Roard before the expira- tion of this month. The Electoral Board for the Country District of Christiansted. St. Croix, De- cember 4th 1919. JOHN L. CURRY. Chairman. ® o Publication. N conformity with § 22 of the Colonial l Law all persons residing in the town of Frederiksted who consider themselves to have been, during the last year, in re- ceipt of a clear yearly imcome of 1,500 Francs and otherwise to be entitled to the franchise in conformity with § 18 of the said Colonial Law, or who before the 31st March 1921 will attain the qualifica- tions of franchise (see3 23, last clause) are hereby requested to notify the same in writing to the undersigned Chairman of the Electoral Board before the expira- tion of this month. The Electoral Board for the Town of Frederiksted, St. Croix, December 4th 1919. . ‘ JOHN L. CURRY. : Chairman. ST. MERTI PX AVs | P® ® : ; üblication. | IN conformity with §22 of the Colonial | Law all persons r siding in the Coun- : try District of the Jurisdiction of Fre- . deriksted who consider themselves to ' have been during ‘he last year, in re- ' ceipt ofa clear yearly income of 1,500 . Francsand otherwise to be entitled to | the rranchise in conformity with §lB of . the said Colonial Law, or who before ' the 31st March 1921 will attain the qua- | lificatio ;s of franchise (see § 23, last clause) are hereby regiested to notify ' the same in writing to the undersigne? . Chairman of the Electoral Board before the expiration of this month. | The Electoral Board for the Country ' District of Frederiksted, St. Croix, De- - eember 4th 1919. JOHN LL CURRY. | Chairman. The Post Office desires to bring to the " notice of the publie that the sale of War- . savings Cer ificate Stamps of the series . of 1919 will cease at close of business on December 31, 1919, and that War-Savings ' Stamps of the series of 1920 wiil be plac- | ed on sale beginninzg January ‘l, 1920. . The 1919 stamps POSITIVELY WILL . NOT be sold after December 31, and to avoid disappointment as has proved the | case when previous issues were no long- er obtainable, patrons and those wishing | to complete collections, are advised to se- | cure their stamps before that date. The 1920 issue of W, 5. S. is printed on white . paper with white lettering on a red | ground, and contains a photogravure of . Washington, the general design hz2ing the . same as in former issues. | OF THE - COLONIAL COUNCIL FOR ST. CROIX. | (Continued from Saturday’s Awvis.) | Ist Member for Frederiksted Towr . (Coulter) introduced his amendment . saying,~Mr. Chairman. lam so muchin | sympathy,with the move made by the | Honorable 2nd Member for Christiansted . Town (Canegta) that in spite of the eriti- . cisms offeredI procose the amendment . which the Chairman _.as read so as to ‘ procure the same for Frederiksted. 1 | ask you gentlemen to further the amend- | ment that similar provisions mav be . made for Frederiksted. It was put to the vote and carried: that i the amendment be furthered. By unanimous consent of the Council Ist Discussion closed. i 2nd Member for Christiansted Town (Canegata) remarked: My. Chairman. 1 am one that do not believe in breaking . the Rules of Business and have taken ob- ‘ jections to that, but in a case like this I ‘do not believe ary one will take objec- l tion, I therefore propose that 2nd Dis- | cussion come on today. | Ist Member ‘or Frederiksted Town E (+ oulter) seernded the member’s propo- e [ 2nd Appointed Member (Noll) remark- ' ed: Mr, Chairman. I helieve there are ' other ways and means whereby the buri- " al of the dead can he provided rather ~ than appropriate this mcney at this pres ' ent uime. I fee! that this matter should be investigated, and for this reason, 1 move that it go over unti! the next meet- ing of the Council. I'he Chairman put the proposal made by 2nd Appointed Member [Noll] to the vote. 2 members voted {or; 6 against. The Chairman put the proposal made by 20d Member for CUhristinsied Town to the vote. 11 members voted for: none against. Government havirng given consent Z2nd Discussion was open«d. 2nd Member for Christicnsted Town [Canegata] remarked: Mr. Chairmran. t Just. before the meeting the Hon. . 2nd Appointed Member spcke to me ' about this matter and he zave me . some idea, but Ido not believe that the means suggested by him would meet the . wishes of the community. My personal opinion is, the suggestion made by him will not meet with the wishes ot the . community. : 2nd Appointed Member [Noll] was of the opinion that it would be better to use the ambulancé insiead of the horse and ~ hearse proposed. | Ist- Member for Frederiksted Town . [Coulter] remarked: Mr. Chairman. I do not think it practicable to use the am- ~ bulance, it may conflict very much with ~ the use it is being put to at present. The ambulan ¢ may be out in the coun- ~ try at the time it is required and don’t ~ return for hours after. 1 do not think it practicable at all. Ist Member tor Christiansted Country District [Staukemann] would like eto - know whether any provision is made in the Bill for a driver for the hearse? 2nd Member. for Christiansted Town ~ (Canegata) replied: The grave diggers - are permanently employed and can be used to drive the hearse, | 2nd Appointed Member (N-l) re- marked: Mr. Chairman. Ido not care to nffer an amendment to this bill, but it seems to me that the Police Depart- ment is not the proper department te charge with this duty. In Frederiksted the Police Depaitment is not maintain- ing any animals. 1t seems to me t at the Saritary Department isin a better position to take care of this matter. 1 think it would be more feasable to charge the Sanitary Department with this duty. 2nd Member for Christiansted Town