Iditarod pioneer., 1917-06-09

 legislature 174 bills were introduced in the two houses, and total of "A bills were passed and approved by the governor. Of two additional measures passed one was vetoed and the other was returned without signature on account of errors in the word ing. The bills which became law were:
 H. B. S7-Making amendments to the general revenue law; an emergency Dill. Signed May 3, and effective immediately.
 H. B. SS-The general appropriation Dill, an emergency measure. Signed May 3, and effective immediately. H. B. S3 (Substitute) )-AiloWing the ter ritory and the United states the right of review on writ of error in cases brought under the territorial laws Signed May 5, and effective in ninety days.
 H. B. 3G-Providing for an appropriation for road work. This bill apprOprtates the sum of s4O0,000 for that purpose. It IS an emergency bill, and makes half the sum available at once and the balance on March f, 1918. Signed May 3. H. B. 54-Providing for the purchase or the law library Of the late John G. Held for the use of the attorney general, ana ap- proprating money for that purpose. Finer gency measure, effective immediately ana signed May 3.
 II R. S9-Providpg for an appropriation of Si00, ,0OO for the use of the governor for the defense of the territory, and in meet ing conditions directly due to the war stu atiOn an emergency bill, and eHectlVe nm mediately. Signed May 5.
 II. B. 73-PrOViding for compensation of St .OO0 per year for the territorial treas urer for services as member of territorial boards. Signed May 3, and effective in go days. system for the territory of Alaska and for a board to administer the same. Signed May 3, and effective in 90 days.
 H. B. 76-PrOviding for the maintenance in n during the present or future wars, and making it a crime to publish, write or utter seditious articles or speeches, and TOT other purposes. An emergency bill, and effective immediately. Signed May 3:
 H. B. G5-Defning what shall be conSld- : cred in the territory to constitute a legal fence. Signed May 3 and effective in go days.
 II. B. 59-Declaring that locators of min ing claims on streams shall have the prior rights over the water in the streams to flu ture locators of water rights. Signed May B. and effective in 90 days.
 H. B. 5l-Proyidng for system Of mar riage licenses for the territory, and defin- ing legal marriages. Signed May 5, ana el feCtiVe in go days.
 H. B. 26-Re- enacting the old mining in specton law and making certain changes and amendments thereto. signed May O.
 H. B. 47-Providng for the constructor of bridge across the NIzina river. and appropriating $25,O00 therefor. signed May 3, and effective in 90 days.
 H B. S2-PrOVding for the attorney gen eral to be allowed to appear in prosecution or assistance of the prosecution of persons charged with crime under the terrlloFial laws Signed May 3, and effective ln go days. ..- on land used for oX-breeding purposes without the permission Of the owner. signed May 3, and effective in 90 days.
 H. B. 46-AmCndng the compiled laws, allowing councils of cities of the first class to delegate powers to the city magistrate giving him jurisdiction in equity cases where suit is for amounts less than sloo. signed May 3, and effective in go days.
 H. B. 75-To transport deer to Islands of Prince William sound, appropriating money for that purpose, and declaring an emergency. Signed May 3, and effective immediately
 II. B. 4O-Amending the present laws re- lating to the taking of dispositions in the territory. Approved May 3, and effective in 90 days.
 H. B. 33-Extending to insurance com panies, other than lire, life ana marine, tne right to do business in the territory. signed May B. and effective in 90 days.
 H. B. Notwithstanding city councils or towns of the first class to Vacate streets and alleys Signed May 3, and effective immediately.
 H. B. 4-Granting 75 per cent of their expenses for schools to all incorporated cities Signed May 3, and effective i'll 90 days.
 il. B. 49-Providing for the disposition of personal property belonging to estates where no heirs are found. signed May 1, and effective in go days.
 H. B. 3S-Amending the banking laws and adding thereto. Signed May 1, and effective in 90 days.
 H. B. 84-Providing for administration and establishment of schools outside or ln- corporated towns for children Of white and mixed blood. Signed May i, and ef- fective in 90 days.
 H. B. 29-Changing the time of filing statements by corporations from July | to May f. An emergency measure, effective immediately. Signed April 30.
 H. B. Swallowing for levy ana COL lection of a special school tax in cities Of the first and second classes. signed April 30, and effective in 90 days.
 H. B. 42-Making it crime to furnish sell or give tobacco in any form to minors Signed April 30, and effective in 90 days
 H. B. Si-Providng for the erection Of shelter cabins on trails and roads and ap- propriating s20,000 therefore An emer- gency measure, effective immediately
 H. B. 39-Placing bounty on eagles; an emergency measure, effective at once. Signed April 30
 H. B. 37-Regulating the practice of medicine and surgery, and amending the
 
 H. B. t5-Amendng the present laws with relation to the establishment of banks and defining the amount of capital neces- sary. Signed April 27, and effective in 90 days.
 H. B. et-Providing for the appearance of witnesses before the legislature, and compelling their attendance; an emergency measure, effective at once. Signed April 26:
 H. B. 35-Providing for the formation of school districts in the territory, and pro- vidtng for levy and collection of taxes therein; an emergency measure, ehectVe immediately Signed April 23.
 H. B. 3-Providing an eight hour day for all underground work; an emergency meas ure effective May 1. Signed April t6.
 H. B. 4t-Making an emergency appro- priation for pioneers pensions; lmmedi- ately effective. Signed April if.
 H. B. 30-Making an appropriation or st0O,00O for the defense Of the territory; an emergency measure, immediately ef- fectiVe. Signde May 10.
 Senate Bills Passed
 The following senate bills passed both houses and were signed
 S. B. 20-Making Lincoln'S birthday and Stewards day legal holidays Signed March