The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-18


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 of money without any actual accomp- lishment.
 Dunn Says Not Broad
 MT Dunn, who was the only Sena. tor speaking in support of the scheme. denied that there was any very broad powers given to the Attorney General under it's provi. sions. It was simply authorization for him to test the legality of the reserves and nothing else, as MT Dunn described 1t. "It is not a declaration of war he asserted and is devised in the hope of preventing trouble.
 Soldier Bonus Memorial
 With the provision permitting the transfer of right to select and To-. cate stricken, the socalled Soldier Bonus Memorial, introduced early in the session by Representative Keys. 1 passed the Senate today by d unani- nous vote. In Lieu of the transfer provisions 1t carries a clause author 1 izing former Alaskan soldiers now residing outside. and such others as cannot conveniently locate the land, l to have their rights exercised by at tcrneys-in4fact under power of at torney A further Senate amend mont provides not only for a grant of 160 acres of agricultural land, but also patent to placer or lode mining claims of regular legal dimensions.
 The memorial now returns to the House where the amendments will be considered
 Many Bills Introduced
 The bills introduced in the Sen ate today included. No. 1O4, by Mir Dunn. providing for the relief of George Turner. carrying STA for refund on prepayment of taxes; No. 105, by Mr. Brown. by request, providing for an Alaska Fish Com mission to control and regulate the fisheries of Alaska; No. 106, by MT. Hunt, by request, providing for the control of the salmon fishing ln- dustry of Alaska, and establishing three separate fishing districts; No. 107 taking away the appolntive power of the President of the Agri- cultural College and School of Mines and vesting it in the Board of Trustees. nominations of faculty mem bers to be made by the President; No 10S, by MT. Aldrich, providing flor employment of the Territorial Board of Road Commissioners of a competent supervising and construc- ton engineer whenever necessary and to do anything else necessary to com ply with the requirements of the Federal Highway Act if extended to Alaska No l09, by MT Aver, amend ling the mining compensation act by increasing the amounts paid to benefioiaries hereunder, making the maximum payment $7S00; No. 1l0, by Mir. Aver, providing for the owner ship, marking and branding of rein. deer; No. Ill, by MT. Chamberlin, to provide for further relief of in- digent persons, appropriating s15.OOo therefor, and requiring its disburse- ment in each of the four divisions according to the population of each; No. 112, by MT Snodgrass, putting a bounty of $15 on wolverines, under similar provisions as the wolf bounty act; No 113, MT. Snodgrass. pro viding that the Territorial Commis- sioner of Education shall be made elective. for a term of two years; No. IA and 1d5, by the Commit tee on Finance. refunding overpay- ments taxes by certain corporations.
 MT Chamberlin introduced memo rial asking that the government send ship with doctor and dentist, to visit the towns on the Alaska Penin- sula from Kodiak to Unalaska. to treat whites and Indians for chronic diseases, such as adenoids, diseased tonsils, etc, from which they are re- ported to be suffering seriously. A survey was recently made by Red Cross nurse, it was stated, showing the alleged condition to exist.