The Nenana daily news., 1919-05-27
HALF OF BILLS
 INTRODUCED BY
 SOLONS PASSED

three bills were introduced during the fourth session of the territorial 1 Legislature and of these, sixty-siX were approved by both houses. At the time this report was compiled the desk of the governor was piled i high with bills awaiting approval or disapproval, and only one meas ure had received the official veto. This was S. B. fl, authorizing the board of road commissioners to ex- pend money for the installation of wireless plants and apparatus in road divisions.
 Bills originating in the senate, which received the approval of both houses were:
 s. B. ', appropriating s5,604 for allowances due pensioners. i s. B. 10, fish hatcheries bill. ! s. B. fl, relative to the condl- tional sale of personal property. 1 s. B. IS, the new primary act. s. B. 20, providing for the re- cording of marriage certificates by the commissioner only,
 s. B. B, authorizing the com mon councils, in case of epidemic, to postpone municipal elections.
 S. B. 27, providing schools for children of mixed blood. i s. B. 2s, creating a textbook commission.
 s. B. 30, amending the criminal code, defining the crime of tamper- ing with electric light or power poles or wires and providing pun ishment for the offense. s. B. B, relative to the support of widow and minor children of de. cedents
 S. B. 36, creating normal schools.
 s. B. 38, providing tuition for citizenship night schools. i s. B. 39, amending the act regu- lating banking corporations. 1 s. B. 40, preventing family de- sertion
 1 S. B. 42, declaring house of pros titution, etc, misdemeanor.
 s. B. 42, providing for filing for record of mortgages on personal property.
 s. B. fl, authorizing the organi- zation of marine insurance com panies.
 i s. B. 45, regulating the practice of pharmacy.
 i S. B. 52, extending the time al- lowed foreign corporations in which to file annual reports. 1 s. B. 53, creating the office of commissioner of public health. S. B. 5, extending the powers of common councils. s. B. 56, relative to execution of estate by trustees.
 s. B. 57, regarding the qualifi- cations of notary publics.
 s. B. 60, allowing postmasters 70 act as notary publics in signing affidavits of annual labor reports. S. B. 61, allowing the governor to grant pardons. 1 S. B. 65, a general insurance company act.
 s. B. 66, prescribing added duties for the attorney general i s. B. 6S, the auditing bill. | s. B. 69, providing for the leas- ing of school land for the benefit of the Agricultural College and School of Mines. i s. B. 70, giving the territory pre- ferred claim against estates of de- ceased inmates of the Pioneers Home
 s. B. II, providing for the cleo ition of two divisional road com missioners in each road division. i S. B. "A, amending the act re- lating to the fishing industries. Bills originating in the house, which successfully ran the gauntlet of both bodies, were:
 H. B. 3, for the prevention of criminal syndicalism.
 H. B. 5, for school tax purposes. H. B. 8, amending the professional jurors" act.
 H. B. II, providing a tax or inheritances.
 H. B. 15, an emergency bill for the suppression of influenza.
 H. B. Is, regarding exemptions from execution.
 H. B. 19, territorial shipping bill.