The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-05
Many of Them Were Spite Measures Designed for Purpose of Trying Pun-
 ish Administration.

 s. B. 8, for the establishment oi home for pioneer women. S. B. 4, for the abolishing of the bounty on eagles. s. B. 5, to disqualify biased judges s. B. 6, regarding legal fences. s. B. 8, providing for the election 3. Territorial Mine Inspector. S. B. 9, regarding the addressing of juries by counsels. s. B. II, 12 and 13, amending the Compensation Act. l S. B. 15, for the purchase of A B. Hall for Territorial purposes. s. B. 16, establishing an Alaska Development Fund. i s. B. IT, repeating the marriage | license act. S. B. 19, a special eight-hour law l s. B. 21, authorizing the distribu | ton of medals to Alaska service men s. B. 22, an emergency appropria | tion for the influenza epidemic ir | Skagway, withdrawn because identi cal with House measure. s. B. 24, authorizing the Governor to let contracts for Legislative guar ters, printing, etc, S. B. 25, Transportation bill, simi lar to House measure. a s. B. 26, Auditing Bill. s. B. 29. uniform school Act, with drawn as identical with House meas ure.
 s. B. 32, General Election Bill S. B. 34, providing for the killing of wild and vicious dogs. s. B. 35, providing that the father of an illigitimate child provide for its support, etc. s. B. 37, creating the office of Bank Commissioner and Tax Collect or.
 s. B. 43, amending the Territorial Treasury Act. s. B. 46, authorizing the building of road from Seward to Kenai Lake. s. B. AS, providing that dealers in firearms keep a record of sales. s. B. 49, to repeal the law provid- ing for the direct election of National
 
 Committeeman.
 s. B. 50, providing for the filing of certificates of qualifications by insurance companies. s. B. 52. regarding the disbzurse- ments of public funds. s. B, 54, Eight-hour bill, except ing seasonal occupations.
 s. B. 58, providing an insurance fund for general compensation Act.
 s. B. 59, real and personal prop erty tax.
 s. B. 62, prohibiting Federal and Territorial officials from taking an active part in politics.
 s. B. 63, carrying an appropria- tion for a school at Charcoal Point.
 s. B. 65, Bank Guarantee Act.
 s. B. 67, Budget Bill.
 s. B. 72. amending the Probate Law.
 s. B. 73, special election bill, simi- lar to House bill.
 The House Bills which failed to pass are:
 H. B. 1, Dunn-Pennington Eight hour Bill.
 H. B. 2, authorizing the creation of a home for pioneer women.
 H. B. 6. creating a budget system of taxation.
 H. B. 2, providing for trial of civil and criminal cases when judge is disqualified.
 H. B. g, providing method of choosing jurors.
 H. B. 10, placing bounty on cer. tain wild animals.
 H. B. 12, providing for the execu tion and recording of conditional con tracts of sale. H. B, 13, providing for the use oi the United States Marine Barracks at Sitka as home for indigent prospectors. H. B. IA, providing that beneficiar ies of the Pension Act be citizens H. B. 16. providing for the construc tion of a wagon road from Balbos Bay to Herendeen. | H. B. IT. Emergency influenz, Bill, similar to Senate Bill.
 H. B. 20, providing for the con struction- of road from Fort Lis cum to Mile 4. | H. B. 21, authorizing municipal ties to establish fuel yards. | H. B. 22, authorizing municipal ties to grant franchises and fix rate on public utilities.
 H. B. "A. General Election Bill. | H. B. 27, providing for the cleo tion of Territorial Treasurer.
 H. B. 30, authorizing the estab lishment of Territorial Home Guards
 H. B. 31. appropriating s25,000 fo a bridge across the Nizina river.
 H. B. 33, to reimburse registrantl under the selective draft. H. B. 36. Mining eight hour bill