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E&; ¥ x Administrator’s Notice, In the District Gourt of the Virgin Is- ands of the United States. Christian- g¢& . E sted Sub-Judicial District, { N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF | SUSANNA MARGRETH PLASKETT, | DECEASED. | OTICE is hereby given, that A. E. STAKEMANN, Administrator of the above entitled estate, having filed in the District Court of the Virgin Islands | of the United States, his final account of | the administration of the said estate, the | hearing of the same hag heen fixed for | MONDAY the 3rd day of MARCH A. D. | 1924 at 10 o’clock in the forenoon gos that ' day, at the Office of the Judge of said | Court in the Town of Christiansted, Is- | tand of St, Croix, ard all persons inter- ested in the said estate are hereby notified | then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the said accsunt | should not be settled and allowed. Christiansted, St. Croix, January 30th 1924. A. E. STAKEMANN, Admanistrator, ~ PROCEEDINGS OF THE COLONIAL COUNCIL FOR ST. CROIX. | (Conecluded from yesterday’s Avis.) 3rd Member for Christiansted Town (Alexander) remarked: Mr. Viee Chair- | man. I agree with some of the remarks | made by the last Speaker. With refer- | ence to the guns, while they are orpa- | menting the wharf, they are at the same time @n obstruction, particalarly when mzrchandise is being landed. Under the former Administration the Tnspector of Customs, Mr. Andersen, was very care- ful, he always gave a time himit for the | removal of lumber and other goods that ; ware landed on the wharf. The Honor- able 2nd Member for Christiansted Coun- | try District is justified in bringing this | matter before the Council, because some ! people are infringing a great deal on the | rights of this Municipality. | would have no objection to @ wan having some- thing oun the whaif fora morth or (wo, but when it comes to two or thive years | 1 cannot agree, | 20d Member for Christiansted Country Distriect (Berg) remarked: Mr. Viee- Cuairman. Wnh regard to remarks | niade by the 4th Member for Frederik- I sted Country District I wish to say that | the guns cannot be considered as moni- | ments. 1f they are they form an ob- | ST CHOIX & 12 Notices Fer The A, M. E. Ghurch, HE Pastor of the A. M. E. Chureh has this to say. Since my arrival here, it has been very pleasing to have the great expression of deep rezard for the religious work of our Church The goed people both members and non-members of our Chareh are very kind, and we are here to co-operate in all things for the up-lift of our homes, schools, and gener- al good of the community. The public is welcomed to our Serviees: AT CHRISTIANSTED CHURCH Wednesday Night. Bible Class at 7:00 o’clock Thursday r (Ganeral Ciass Maot- -7:30 o’cloek. Friday afternoon. Choir Rehearsals, 4:00 o’cloek. Sunday Morning. Early Prayer and Praise, 6:00 o’clk. - - Pre.ching at 10:00. . School at 12:30. p m. i Nizht the recular Preaching, Theme, “'OUR SCHOOLS.” AT GROVE PLACKE Friday is Consultation Day. Board Meeting at 7:3) o’clock. : Night. The Monthly LOVE FEAST, 8:00 o’clock. Sunday morning is the celebration of the Holy Communion all who have Infants Baptised in the Church will bring them. Woiship at 12:00 Noon. Sunday School in the Morning. AT FREDERIKSTIED CH JRCH Wednesday Night, Ciass Meeting and Official Board at 1:80, Sunday at 1:30 p. m. Suanday School. - ** 300 ppm. The Hegular Preachinz Hour, We have word that the Aii-Nezro Gov- eriment Commission will be here at St. Cruix by next Sunday, and we urge that our members and friends be in attend- ance as we hope to ghave them represent- ed in our Serviges. ELISHA C. S. ROBINSON, Pastw, P. E. struction and is contrary to Police Regu- lations. ({['he Speaker read a Paraizrapn {rom the Pouliee Ragulations) and continu- iy¢ said, —ls the guns were given to the Municipility they eouid be erected in sach & way as could ornameant the wharf and yet not form an obstruction, Despa.ening Secretary (Barrett) re- miarked: Mr. Viee-Chairman. The guns wiil be taken away both from Caristian- sted and Frederiksted this week. [ am sure the F:deral Givernment would b» very, very tnankiui tv this Municipaiity ifit would take the contract for moving these guns for the sum of $50.00. The primary visit of the U. S. S. Antares to this Muricipality is for the purpnse of making preliminary arrangements for the renioval of these guns. 2nd M mber for Cliristiansted Town (Canegata): Who hbhas charge of the wharf ? Degpatehing Secretary (Barrett): It is under the supervision of the Pubiic Works Officer. The Police eould be in- structed to ask the owner of the engine to remove it from the wharf. Ist Appointed Member (Coulter): The Police Denartment has nothing to do with the wharf, it ils under the control ot the Collec: or of Customs. 4th Member for Frederiksted Country Instriet (Andersen): This is an executive matter, nct a legisiativs ma‘ter. 2nd Me nber for Chris iansted Town (Canegata;: lam giad tbat this Reselu- tion has e.me up, b2cause no one seems to know wh) has charge of the whart, It is high timae aow that ap officer be put in charge of it, 4th Memoer for Fredariksted CHruntry District (Andersen): Accordi 1 o the old Danish Law the Custom Officer has charve of the wharf. [ understand that the Custern Officer has charge of the wharf in 'rederiksted. The Vice-Chairman: The matter wili go over until the vext meeting so as to give time (0 find out who has charge of the wharf. 4th Member for Frederiksted Country Distriet.. (Anders:n): In view of the fact that we will soon have a visit of the fleet 1 suugest that the Despaiching Secretary or the Chairman of the Coleni- al Counct! or the Chairman of the Muni- cipal Commitiee write to the responsible perty asking that the wharf be eleared. Despatehing Secretary (Barrett): 1 would be very glad to do that. Further discussion on the Resolution was postponed un'il the next meeitog The Vice Chairman remarked: JF'wo Incerpeliations address-d to the Chair- man of the Council by the Honcrabe 2nd Member for Chrisiia. s ed ,Country Dis- trict (Bery) have been reciived and read to the Council. In answer to the first I can gsay ihat as faras 1l am aware the Chairman of the Council has no official knowledge as to the dicposition of the Memorial. And to the second | wish to say that I do not feel myself competen: to interpre: the ordinance. We all have different iceas as to the interpretaiion of the law. 2nd Men ber for Christiansted Country District (Jerg) remarked: Mi. Vice- Chairman. [ don’t see how the Munici- pal Commi tee i 8 going to use the Ordin- ance it they cannot interpret it, I ask this cuesticon because some of my con:ti- tuents who are land-owners are asking me whethe: they are entitled tea loan or not. Personally I think the isiand would be helped it they are |granted Ihans the same as squatters and parcciists, 1