The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-17
SENATOR'S PASS
 TWELVE MEASURES
(contlnuod rom Pago b

H.J M 2, shoup federal hospitals for natives
 II. e. R. z. Shoup. to cure defects in Session Laws
 Anti.Alien sin Supported.
 phe shoup bin prohibiting aliens from fishing in the waters of Alaska was read second t:me today and passed to third reading A third sec. tion reading that this act shan be. come effective immediately upon rat. idcation by Che United States Com gress." was added. the vote standing IS to l. Representative Snow dissent. ! ing A similar btl was passed by the First legislature but was vetoed by ! Gov. Clark At the time the anti-Jap auese legislation in California was threatening war with Japan and the Governor Ia addition ,o giving that as one of his reasons for rejecting the measure questioned Che right of the ! Legislature
 Under the present law aliens may operate as fishermen in Alaska waters. under Che dodge of a corporation with dummy directors. organized outside of Alaska.
 The House also recommended for passage the Tansey pure-food-in-restau. rants measure.
 Fisheries Substitute Filed.
 The Houso passed a memorial ask ing for a postoiice at Marshall. a me. morlal in regard to the disposition of Territorial taxes paid under protest. and F. B 70. compeusating J. H. Cobb ! in the sum of S250 for legal services.
 Whether or not the introduction or a substitute for the Tanner fisheries memorial now before the House. will . be permitted. will rest with Speaker Collins. owing to the lapse of the l5- day limit for the introduction Of new matter MT Shoup this afternoon pre- sented the substitute memorial, con- taining recommendations for the pro tection of fish in Alaskan waters. but Mr. Noon raised a point of order and the chair asked until Monday to rule He Indicated that unless the substi- ute contained matter synchrouous Go | the subject matter of the Tanner me- moriai its introduction will not be permitted Mr. Shoup contendod that che substitute did not contain matter foreign Co Che Tanner memoriaL
 The substitute was made 8 special order Of business for l0:3o Monday at II which time Speaker Collins will rule on its esuhiciency
 Public Hearing Monday. The public hearing on the worlmens compensation bn will be held Mon day evening in the House and the pub lie has been asked to attend the meet ing. The labor and capital committees of both House and Senate will be pres ent. The labor committee of the Senate today recommended that II. B. 58. pro yiding for the monthly payment of wages. and providing penalties for the employment of labor under false pre- tenses. do pass.
 H B @. filling vacancies pm coun. els, was amended by inserting "thir ty days instead of within a reasona- ble time, and recommended for pass age by the House municipal affairs committee F. B. S4. providing licenses for it. inerant merchants, and II. B. SS, of school tax law. were al- SO recommended for passage by the House municipal affairs committee.
 The Driscon anti-vicious dog meas ure was engrossed. The bill provides. That any dog which. when unpro- yoked. has ever bitten or attacked a human being shall be deemed yi- cious. and further that if said dog annoys animals or fowl it will be law ,ul for any person to kin 1t.
 New Mail Route Favored. The House transportation committee for passage II. J. R 9. asking the postmaster general Go route E Nome mail by way of Seward in- stead of Cordova. and U. ]. AI- l6, ask ] ing Congress to complete the dredg s ing of the Apoon mouth of the Yukon. a The legal counsel disbursement will | be threshed out next week. The Sen ite conferees are Senators Hubbard Willard and Sulzer They will meet Getchef Snow and 9eid. in an endeavor to reconcile the differences on the question $
 Election Bill Amended. House Bin l. the Driscoll measure e for new form of ballot. e md for election regulations. including tinerant voting has been widely by the Senate Eighteen to the bill were adopted S y the upper House. and sixteen sec { ions Of the Willard election bill were .dded to it The added sections pro < 'ide heavy penalties for violation of | election laws. such as intimidating or ,ribiug voters. tampering, coercion, { Amendments to the bin as it came 2 rom Che House include the striking S ,ut of the provision for party desie. 4 .ati3n on the ballot.
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