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for the 3rd Ordinary Meetinyg of the 2nd session of the Colonal Council of St. Croix, MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1919, at one o’clock p. m. 1. Election of 4 men, two for Chris- tiansted and two for Frederiksted, for the purpose of assisting the Tax Commission in determining the ren- tals for the year 1919. 2. Producticn of copy of Minutes of the Municipal Committee for June quarter, forwarded by the Chairman of the Committee according to Par. 11 of the By Law for rhe Munieipal Committee of St. Croix, for Inspec- tion of Members of the Cou:ecil. 3 Colonial Couneil Bill No. 11. Resolution authorizing the Govern- or to borrow the sum of Fres. 25,000 from the Reserve Fund to be ap- plied in accordance with the terms of Colonial Council Bill No. 12, Ses sior 1919-20 4. Colonial Council Bill No. 12. . Additional Money Bill to the Bud- get for the Municipality of St. Croix for the fisca! year ending June 30, 1920. For the purchase of the build- ing known as the Frederiksted High Sehool, No. 30, 30a, 30¢, and 31 Strand Street, Frederiksted Fres. 25,000, 5. Colonial Council Bill No. 13. Introduction of and Ist Discussion on Draft of an Ordinance, introduc- od by 2nd Appointed Member (Noll), to provide for ‘@ re-organization, regulation, and government of the Municipal Police Force of St. Croix. 4 6. Colonial Council Bill N0.:14. Introduction of and Ist Discussion on Draft of an Ordinance, intro- duced by bHth. Appointed Member (Lunney), to regulate and control the prices of Food Stuls in the Mu- nicipality of St. Croix, and for oth- er purposes. Colonial Council Office, St. Croix, Oec- tober 13, 1919. ROBT, 1. MERWIN. . Chairman. NOTICE. FROM this date the price for char- coal at this Institution will be 65 cents per bag. Richmond Penitentiary, St. Croix, V. I. Dctober 15, 1919. 7 ESPE.RSEN. Director in charge. Mool o 0 BRSO oY 15 P @ > üblication. ST. THOMAS HARBOR 4% LOAN OF 1910. T 1s hereby brought 1o public notice that I according to the Scheme of Amortiza- tion for St. Themas Harbor 4% Loan of 1910, the drawing by the Notary Pub- lie, St. Thomas, of ten bonds at Fr. 1,000 each has taken place, resulting in the drawing ~t the following bonds: e b e 464 . adh ** 448 849 S g 4 / - 118 o lot . 't 463 iB These ten bonds are hereby called in for redemption or the 11th December’ after which date the bonds will cease to bear interest. St. Thomas Harbor Board October 11,1919, C. C. TIMMONS, Charrman. ° o delivered in White Lime v from Estate Southgate Farm at 60 cents pr. barrel. ' CATHRINE 1 UDVIG Ask Your bealer For BORNN'S Made On Honor | Sold On Merit. Dur Aimls To Make It The Best In The Warld. _ Publicati uplication. iT is hereby made krown that Goverp- 'ment nas transmitted to the under- signed Sheriff the list of srrears o Ground -and Building Tazes to the Colonia! Treasury {or the year 1918, with orders to levy for said taxes if rec ipk for payment of the taxes be not pr- duced within 3 weeks from date. The branches of ‘‘The National Bank of the BBW. 12 in Christiansted and Frederik@®d are authorized by Govern- ment to receive and give receipt for the tdxes every week-day at the Bank from 911 o’clegki @. m. and from 1-3 o’clock p.ym. ‘ « Phristiangted’s: and Frederiksted’s S&éri?' Ufflce. Octover, 6th. 1919 : v 1L NOLL, ~ NotiiCe ~ Red Cross A special offer is extended until Oet. 3lst. to subscribe to the Red Cross Magazine for one dollar (U. S Carrency. ) Renew your subseription now. M. J. NOLL. : Secretary. JUS'I‘ from the big ractories in New York and Boston, Automec- bile Painting, Signs and all other kinds of.‘ainting. s Drop me a Card. JOHAN KLIN'T.