St. Croix Avis, 1921-10-25, page 2
For Sale 1 Wiachester Rifle 44 calibre Price $28.00 W. J. RINEY, Sanitation office. ST. CROIX SCHOOE ATTENDANCE REPORT NO. 9. Week Endir.g October 7, 1921. SCHoOL CLASS PERCENTAGE Frederiksted Public Urban 98.67 Annaly Rural 98.33 L.a Princesse = 97.83 Frederiksted Junior Higb Urban 97.69 Chri’ansted Junior . High Urban 96.69 Christiansted Public Urban 96.65 Friedensfeld Rural 96.39 Diamond - 96.24 Peter’s Rest Rural 95.20 ST. TIIOMAS SCHOOL ATTENDANCE REPORT No. 9. Week Ending October 7, 1921. SCHOOL CLASS PERCENTAGE Senior High Urban 100.00 Monroe Rural 100.Q0 Sixth Grades Urban 99.90 Junior High Urban 99.89 Washington ;& 98.56 Madison Rural‘’ 98 54 Lincoln Urban** 97.38 Jefferson - 95.53 Town i 92.77 St. John Rural 95.38 Nisky Rural 95.14 LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE WEEK ENDED OCTOBHR 22, 1921. Mr. Louis Abiamson, Miss Anmary Andrew, Theodore Bostic, King Cross Street, Mrs. Camille, Mr. Oliver Cornealous, Queen St. 23-24 Ancel Cornelius, 32 Hospital St., Mr. Ascel Cornelius, 32 Hospital-St. Mr. Henry Drummond, Herman Edwards, North St. No. 4, Lilian Edwards, Mrs. Amalia V. …
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For Sale 1 Wiachester Rifle 44 calibre Price $28.00 W. J. RINEY, Sanitation office. ST. CROIX SCHOOE ATTENDANCE REPORT NO. 9. Week Endir.g October 7, 1921. SCHoOL CLASS PERCENTAGE Frederiksted Public Urban 98.67 Annaly Rural 98.33 L.a Princesse = 97.83 Frederiksted Junior Higb Urban 97.69 Chri’ansted Junior . High Urban 96.69 Christiansted Public Urban 96.65 Friedensfeld Rural 96.39 Diamond - 96.24 Peter’s Rest Rural 95.20 ST. TIIOMAS SCHOOL ATTENDANCE REPORT No. 9. Week Ending October 7, 1921. SCHOOL CLASS PERCENTAGE Senior High Urban 100.00 Monroe Rural 100.Q0 Sixth Grades Urban 99.90 Junior High Urban 99.89 Washington ;& 98.56 Madison Rural‘’ 98 54 Lincoln Urban** 97.38 Jefferson - 95.53 Town i 92.77 St. John Rural 95.38 Nisky Rural 95.14 LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE WEEK ENDED OCTOBHR 22, 1921. Mr. Louis Abiamson, Miss Anmary Andrew, Theodore Bostic, King Cross Street, Mrs. Camille, Mr. Oliver Cornealous, Queen St. 23-24 Ancel Cornelius, 32 Hospital St., Mr. Ascel Cornelius, 32 Hospital-St. Mr. Henry Drummond, Herman Edwards, North St. No. 4, Lilian Edwards, Mrs. Amalia V. Edwards, Edward Emanuel, 40 New St , Ephrain Emanuel, Mr. Peter England, Mr. James Felix, Miss Virginia Frarcis, Mr. Niels Fulirup, Mr. Philip Gerrad, Mrs. Eller Gordon, Mr. W. O. Hansen, H. Hans n, Queen Cross St. Captain, Mr. John Henry, Aloysius A. James, Peter A. James, 56 Strand St., s U1 X AVIS = Mrs, May Prince James, ‘ Mrs. Theresa Jhan, f Miss Mary Johason, ’ Miss Tera Joseph, ¢/o Mrs. Paul Joseph 3 Miss Anna Victoria liebert, 23-24-25 ! Strand St., ' Christian Miler, Farn Hill, % Mrs. Rosa Miller, Mr. Joseph Milligan, | Mrs. Margr:t Myors, | Alfred Osborne, i Mr. Alphonso Petersen, ’; Mr. Frank™Phillippus, , Miss Ethel Rallings, | P. Reed, } Mrs. Charles Roberts, | B. Roberts, 48 Queen St., 5 Frederick Rogiers, Mrs. Geraldinz Sasso, | Vincent Simmons, y Miss Luuene Skeert, = Mrs. "ousia Sobraty, Free Gut, | Miss Rebecca Louise Woo lman. f Post Office, Christiansted. Virgin, Is- | lands, October 24, 1921, i B. R. LARSEN, Po¥master. 3NeEN N D N N PROCEEDINGS OF THE | i INIY TRV - COLONIAL COUNCIL r FOR ST. CROIX. é ON Monday, October 17, 1921, at one | o’clock p. m., the Colonial Council of . St. Croix held its Third Ordinary Meet . ing for the present elective period in the " Colonial Council Hall in Christiansted. ‘ The following Members were pres ent: A. J. (Blackwood), D. C. Cane- . gata, Robt. W. Skeoch, W. S. abram- son, (. B. Fleming, F. Andersen, . Holger Jessen, John L. Curry, K. Hen- ' derson, A. V. Nelthropp, J. Alexander, - A. R. Mclntosh and M. M. Skeoch. ‘ 2nd Member for Frederiksted Town . (Merwin), 2nd Appointed Member (Noll), | 4th Member for Christiansted Country . District (Ramsay) and Ist Member for Frederiksted Town (Coulter) were ab- L sent. Government Secretary (Gaffnaey) and - Despatching Secretary (Rappolee) attend- - ed the meeting. Owing to the absence of both the Chair- - man and Vice-Chairman from the Isiand ' the 4th Appointed Member (Blackwood) ' took the Chair as Senior Chairman. After prayers had been said the Senior Chairman (Blackwood) remarked: Hon- orable Members. The Council has as ~ sembled today under very unusual cir- .~ cumstances. Both Chairman and Vice- . Chairman being absent from the island. . This is the first time during my time in . this Council this has occurred; and that | compells me, as Senior Chairman (o | open the meeting. In looking througn . the Rules of Busimess I find that the rules¢ and regulations prescribe very little rules for the Senior Chalrman to act. It seems to me that when these rules were .formulated this occurrence was so unusual that it was not considered necessary to make provisions for such, and it was taken for granted that the Senior Chairman should act. Par. 3 of the Rules of Business says in pars: “‘Should the Chairman and Vice-Chair- man be amon< the number of retiring members or be prevented ‘rom acting the election shall take place under the direc tion® of the Senior Chairman.” This, 1 suppose, agplies to a mezting of this kind. Under these circumstances, I ask that members prepare their voling tick- ets tor a Chairman to conduct this meet- ing. The voting of ccurse is by ballot. 13 voting tickets were handed in for the election of a Chairman. Elected was: Third Member for Chris- tiansted Country District (Robt. W. Skeoch) wvith 7 votes. 4th Appointed Member (Blackwood) received B votes, and 2nd iember for Christiansted Town (Canegata) received 1 vote. 3rd- Appointed Member (Armstrong) entered the meeting. , The Acing Chairman (Robt. W. Skeoch) took the Chair and remarked: Honorable Members I have (o thank you for electing me Chairman of this meet- ing. I should prefer tosee the 3Senior Chairman in the Chai:, but i must do so as 1 am told. The Patent of eiection of ist Member tor Christiansted Country District {iioi- ger Jessen) which had not been pruduced at the last meeting was presented, and having been found in order was, by the Chairman, ordered to be placed on iile. The Chairman remarked: 7The min: ~ utes for the last meeting have been published in, the ‘'St. Croix Avis” * as customary, and unless members have objections 1 will consider same tacitly adopted. | L'nere being noobjection the Caairman i declared the minutes as published tacitly adopied. lhe following communications receiv- ed since tne last meeting of the Couancil were then read: : . 1. Letter from Government to Chair- | man of the Coionial Council of Ocro- ber 4, a. ¢., forwarding draft of Ad ditionai Money Bili to tne Budget for che Municipality of St. Croix for the fiscai year ending June 30, 192z, with the request that same be enter- ed on the Urder of the Day for tue next meeting ol tne Uoionial Counci! of Bt. Uroix. 2. Letter to 4th Appointed Member for Colonial Council reading: St. Croix 4th October 1921 ° Hon. A. J. Blaeckwood, 4th Appointed Member for Colonial Council, Est. Annaly, St. Croix.