The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-17

of the territory. unless the applicant
 therefor shall have resided in the
 territory for two years next preceding
 the application: nor shall any lot
 cry rr sale of lottery tickets b. al
 lowed: nor shall the legislative IS
 somhly or any municipality interfere
 with or attempt in anyWiSo tO limit
 'he Acts of Congress tu prevent and
 punish gambling. and all gambling implements shall he seized by the
 United States marshal or Gny of his deputies or any constable or police officer, and destroyed; nor shall spr
 ituous or intoxicating liquors be sold except under such regulations and restrictions as Congress shall pro
 vide, nor shall any public money be appropriated bv the territory or any municipal corporation therein for the support or benefit of any SeCtarian ] denominatiOnal. or private school. or any school not under fhe exclusive control of the Government; nor shall he government of the territory of Alaska or any political or munici. pal corporation or subdivision of the Territory make any subscription to the capital stock f any incorporated . company, OF for any other than a i public use. or in any manner lend is credit fer the Use thereof; nor shall the Territory, or any municipal corporation therein. have power or . aui ihority tO create or assume any ] bonded indebtedness whatever; nor to borrow money in the name of the l Territory IT of any municipal diyis- ion ther,0t; nor to pledge thc faith of the people of the same for any 1 loan whatever. either directly or in i directly; nor tO create. nor 10 as Sume any indebtedness, except for the actual running expenses thereof: l and no such indebtedness for actual running expenses shall he created or assumed in excess of the actual in | come of the Territory or municipal l ivy for that year, including as a part ] If such income appropriations then made by Congress. and taxes levied and payable and applicable to the ! payment of such indeble edncSs and i cash and other money credits un hand and applicable and not already l pledged for prior indebtedness: Pro vided. That all indebtedness incurred. or warrants or other evidence of in 1 debtedn,ss issued. shall he paid in ] the order of creation. and all taxes shall be equal and uniform. and no i distinction shall be made in the as l $cSsments between difIeren. kinds of i property. but the assessments shall i be according 10 the true value there l of; no tax shall be levied for lerri- l 'urial purposes in excess of one per 1 ccntum upon the assessed valuation 1 of property therein in any one year; nor shall any inCOrpOratc town or municipality levy any tax for any 1 purpose, in excess of i've per centum l Of the assessed valuation of property within the town in any one year:
 and no act or laws passed by the 7, legislative assembly of Alaska pro i vldlng for q county form of govern ment therein shall have any force or effect until il shall be submitted ip and approved by the affirmative action of Congress; that if al the ! itrnlnatlOn of any session of the | legislature the appropriations neces- sarN Tor the support of government shall not have been made an amount 1 equal 10 the sums appropriated in lhe last appropriation bills for such ! purposes shall be deemed 10 be ap- pr"pIiated; and until the legislature shall act in such behalf the treasurer may, with the advice of the governor, l make the payments necessary for the 1 purposes aforesaid; and all laws l passed, or attempted to he passed. hy such legislative assembly in said i Territory inconsistent with the pro- 1 visions of this section shall be utter ! ly null and void.
 Sec. 1&.-sxpenses of Legislative Assembly, That each member of 1 the legislative assembly shall be 1 paid by tn" United States the sum of fifteen dollars per day for each . days attendance while the legisla- ! tive assembly is in session. and mile l age. III addition, al he late of fir i teen cents per mile for each mile ! from his home to the capital and l return by the nearest travelled route. and no more; the chief clerk and
 sergeant at arms of each house shall be paid the sum of ten dollars per day, and other clerks and assist ants such sums as the legislative l d@S tliiDiH IldN Ih. DRi lDl to exceed ten dollars per day for time actually employed and for not more than six " days Provided. That no person shall be employed for whom salary. wages, or compensation is not pro vided in the estimate made by the secretary of the treasury and in cluded in the appropriation made by Congress.
 Sec. 14-LegisIator Shall Not Hold
 Other Office.-That no member of
 the legislative assembly shall. dur ing the term for which he is elected
 be appointed or elected to any office of the Territory of Alaska. That no person holding office in. or under. or by authority of the Government of
 of Alaska shall be eligible to cleo
 ton to the legislature or to hold the position of a member of the same
 while holding said office
 Sec. 15 Rules, Quorum. and
 Majority. That the senate and
 house of representatives shall each
 choose its own officers. determine
 the rules of it's own proceedings not
 inconsistent with this act. and keep
 a journal of it's proceedings; that
 the ayes and noes of the members
 If either house on any question
 shall, at the request of one-fifth of
 the members present, be entered or
 the journal; that a majority oi ths
 number of members to which each
 hOuSa iS entitled shall constitute q