The Alaska daily empire., 1917-04-03
CABINS ON THE TRAIL WANTED
 FOR TRAVELLERS
CoombS Makes Suggestion in a Bill; Dry Law Is To Be Enforced by
 a New Measure.

1 At the session of the House this morning four bills were introduced one bill was passed and routine mat ters disposed of. The House was called to order with all present prayer was offered by Rev. J. T. Nc. Queen and the journal of the pre-. | cediDg day was read and approved.
 A message from Dr. Waldo Coe, transmitting a booklet entitled "The Insane of Alaska" was received and the communication and booklet were ordered laid upon the table. The committee on banks and banking re- ported back House Bill 15, relating to the capital stock of banks doing business in the Territory, with a rec ommendation that it do not pass. It was placed on the calendar to come up in regular order
 Representative Coombs introduced House Bill 31 providing for the es- tablishment of cabins along all trav- eled trails and roads at regular in .ervals throughout the interior and he Nome section, for equipping the same and making it a felony to re- move or destroy any part of the ca bins or furnishings Referred to Roads and Highways committee.
 Against BootIegging
 Representative Nerland introduced House Bill No. 32 providing for an lct to assist in the enforcement of he Act of Congress prohibiting the sale or manufacture of liquor in the providing for the shipment of liquor stocks from the Territory during the year 1918.
 Representative Sowerby introduced House Bill No. 32, by request, for an act to amend certain sections of the session laws of 1915 relating to the regulation of insurance companies do ing business in Alaska.
 House Bill 34 was introduced by Representative Casey, by request providing for the protection, regula- tion, and conservation of the fisher es in Alaska.
 The House then considered House Bill 14, making it a misdemeanor to resist an officer or to interfere with him, at third reading and it was placed on final passage and carried Representative Burns voted against the bill.
 Senate Bill No. 2S was taken up for first reading and referred to the committee on Municipal affairs. This bill relates to the publication of or, finances before adoption by city councils. The Bulk Sales Law, or Senate Bill No. 16, was given first reading and referred to the commit tee on Transportation and Com merce.
 House Joint Memorial No. 3, or the Allan road memorial was returned from the Senate with slight amend nents to the reading of one section which was concurred in by the House md the memorial passed.
 Senate Concurrent Resolution No 3. providing for joint meeting of the committee of the two houses on Judiciary and providing that they be allowed $250 for clerk hire was giv. an a first reading. Representative Burns raised point of order holding hat all acts appropriating money should be in the form of bills and hat a concurrent resolution took from the Governor his power of veto The Speaker reserved decision until tOmOrrOw's session.
 Senate Concurrent Resolution No I, providing that all bills for reve- nue or appropriation should origin ate in the House and be presented 10 the Senate not later than the fifty-fifth day of the Session was read first time and referred to the Ways and Means committee. Com mittee meetings were then called for and the session adjourned.