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St. Croix Avis, 1920-03-17, page 2

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St. Croix Avis
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1920-03-17
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1
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- i. RESOLUTION. Be it resolved by the Celonial | Council for St. Croix in session as- -| sembled: | That the Gove.nor be and he is hereby | authorized to sell the parcel of land and | building know 1 as East Hill School, situ- ated in East End Quarter Ain the island | of St. Croix, for the sum of Five Thou- | sand Francs (Frs. 5,000) provided, however, that the deed shall contain a | provision to the effect that the Govern- | ment may repossess itself to title of the property at any time for the purchase | sum. : Thus duly passed at the sth Ordinary | Meeting of the Colonial Council held | Monday, March 1, 1920. ‘ Christiansted, March 2. 1920. D. €. CANEGATA, ROBT. L. MERWIN, Secretary. Chairman. The above RESOLUTION is hereby sanctioned and approved. Witness .my Hand and th?eal of the Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States at St. Thomas, the Ilth day of March, in the year 1920. . (SEAL) J W OMAN, GGovernor. RESOLUTION. Be it resclved by the Colonial Council for St. …

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- i. RESOLUTION. Be it resolved by the Celonial | Council for St. Croix in session as- -| sembled: | That the Gove.nor be and he is hereby | authorized to sell the parcel of land and | building know 1 as East Hill School, situ- ated in East End Quarter Ain the island | of St. Croix, for the sum of Five Thou- | sand Francs (Frs. 5,000) provided, however, that the deed shall contain a | provision to the effect that the Govern- | ment may repossess itself to title of the property at any time for the purchase | sum. : Thus duly passed at the sth Ordinary | Meeting of the Colonial Council held | Monday, March 1, 1920. ‘ Christiansted, March 2. 1920. D. €. CANEGATA, ROBT. L. MERWIN, Secretary. Chairman. The above RESOLUTION is hereby sanctioned and approved. Witness .my Hand and th?eal of the Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States at St. Thomas, the Ilth day of March, in the year 1920. . (SEAL) J W OMAN, GGovernor. RESOLUTION. Be it resclved by the Colonial Council for St. Croiwx s session assembled: That the Governor be and he is here- by authorized to increase, -'at his dis- cretion, amounts budgetted for the cur- rent fiscal year by a percentage not to exceed that by which the rates of ex- change for the current fiscal year ex- ceed the normal rate. T us duly passed at the sth Ordinary Meeting of the Colorial Council held Monday, March 1, 1920. Christiansted, March 2, 1920. D. C. CANEGATA, ROBT. L. MER VIN Secretary Chavrman, The above RESOLUTION 'is hereby sanctioned and approved. Witnzss my Hand and Seal of the Gov- ernment of the Virgin islands of the United States at St. Thomas, the Ilth day of March, in the year 1920. (SEAL) ; J. W. OMAN. Governor. The S. S. .'*Manoa’’ from New York | is expected at Frederiksted Friday morn- ing. ‘ : S 9 001 y Y FOR SALE. ICE CHEST - ‘Holds fifty lbs. ice. e 0. W. SWAINSON. ! U. S. C. & G. Survey. ] ‘ , Mails Close @« for the United States and other | places via New York per S. S. Ko- | rona on Thursday 18th instant-at 4 | p m, ' | NOTICE. i . | ATTEN)IQN OF IMPORTERS is call- ? ed to Clause No. 23 of Quebec S. S. Co’s bill-of-lading,. which reads:- ~ *“*Allclaims for loss or damage of or to "‘packages must be made by the con- ‘“‘signee or owner at place of destina- ‘“‘tion and claimns presented in writing “‘withinone month from the date of “armval of the goods at destination. ‘““All claims not so made are to be “*deemed waived and the earrier shall “‘be discharged therefrom.’’ RORERT L. MERWIN & CO_, Agents Quebec S. S. Co. Frederiksted. selv, s > A SB4 ARA OSS e No Telegrams yet roceived. OFFICIAL NEWS. March 15, 1920. The libel suit instituted against Dr. Longfield Smith has been set so March 22nd in St. Croix.. @ Lieutenant Howard H. Montgomery, Medical Corps, U. S. Navy bas been de- tached from the Naval Hospital, Wash- ington, D. C., and ordered to duty at the Naval Station, St. Thomas as the relief of Lieutenant Erick G. Hakanson. Med- ical Corps, U. S. Navy, who has been ordered to duty at the Naval Training Station, Grea Lakes, [llinois. _ Captain Ernest E. Miles, . 3. 'Marine Corps, has been detached from duty at the .arine Barracks, st. Thomas and or- dered to duty at the Marine Barracks, Quantico, Virginia. NEW YORK. March 13th 1920, ° | Fiour, Blendad Clear St. Lawrence {‘rand pr. brl. $11.75 Meal, Kiindygied per 100 Ibs $4.15 New Seaso;i’s Pork per brl, $43.00 o Heavy Mebs Pork per bbl. $41.00 S Sugar---Crystals paximum per 100 Ilbs, : : $10.54: - - . Sugar---Crystals minimum $10.24 E “Molasses sugar 89° test, no quotation. . Cotton, Middling Upiand,. at i.iverpool b -7 per-Ih. 28 65--1004. . tixchange, New York and London, 60 ; days’ sight $3.64 . Exchange New York and London, sight e S $3.66% l | : LoNDON, March 13th 1920. . Suagar-Demerara Crystals prices fixed hy % the Royal Commission per cwt. 100s. od. -nomnial } Sugar Muscovado prices fixed by Royal | Commission per cwt. 90s. od. nominal. | German Beet 88°/¢ f.o.b. no sales during ; the war | White Java sugar cif . Kingdom cif ; without engagement, 83.0—875. od, | Demerara Rum, per gal. nominal. | Trinidad Cocoa, Goeod Middling Hed per § cwt 1425, od. 1445. od. i Cotto-. Medium Fine Sea Island, at L\ ‘ erpool nominal per Ib. ' Bank of England rate of Discourt per 1 cent. 6. ', Consols 494 _ i Three per cent rentes in Paris Fes. 57.70. All prices subject to change. . NEW SANTURCE CARRETERA TO ' BE FINISHED THIS YEAR. ‘ | Sections Os New Street From San ‘ Antonio Bridge to Martin Pena are Already Completed. With the construction of the new car- retera which is to run parallell with the main carretera, pro-erly known as Ponce de Leon avenue, and which is to extend from Miramar to Martin Pena, Sant rce vill take on a new aspect, and residents may be justified in hoping for better ' things in the way of traffic safety at least. The congested condition of ‘he main carretera has been a problem f)r many years pucti g the lives of school children, . and in fact of the average pedestrian, in . jeopardy and making the avoiding of . motor collisions 2lmost impossikle. It is believed that the new carrctera will do - much to relieve this situation, und as it is to be a mode n city stree: with side-* walks, and parking, it will add largely ' to the appearance of that part of the L -ecily, : Im a report irom the office of the Com- . missioner of the Interior it is stated that | *‘the construction of this czrreiera was - begun the latter part of last September, - and the work of construction has been - -carried on as rapidly as possible in spite . of the difficcities which have ar'sen such . ~ as the trouble of obtaining marerials and ~ strikes.’”’ . : This carretera is to branch out from . the main carretera near to San Antonio . bridge. From there it will cross the trolley Jine and .continue west-ward to Miramar as far as Congress <treet. As--