Seward daily gateway., 1923-05-19
Laws Created by Legislature
 During Sessions Just Closed

of a total of 1S0 introduced in both Houses. Sixty-nine Senate and 35 House bills were passed. Having pre- viously published the titles of forty four bills the following runs the total to 70, all that have been received from the Secretary:
 Chap. 45, H. B. 1S-To amend Sec l of Chapter 39, of Session Laws of 1919 relative to Primary Elections and requiring candidates to file on or be fore the first Tuesday in February.
 Chap. 46, H. B. ITO provide al- lowances for certain aged residents ot Alaska, not to exceed $25 per month Tor men and $45 for women.
 Chap. 47, II. B. S.-For the appro- pria tion of $17,000 to aid shipping on the coast of Seward peninsula from St. Michael to Kotzebue and declaring an emergency.
 Chap. AS. H. B. 26-Making appro- triations for payment of deficiency in appropriation tor bounty on wolves, Board of Children's Guardians for t,1e support of school in incorporated towns, agricultural college and scllcoi of mines, and allowance for aged rcsi- dents, the Territorial Fish Commis sion and contingent expense Of the At torney General and declaring emer- gency.
 Chap. 49, H. B. 23.-To regulate the payment of wages and other com, pensation of employees in private em ployments.
 Chap. 50, H. B. 14-To amend Sec tion 362, of the Compiled Laws Of Alaska, 1913, relating to bond of $15,- 900 required of the Secretary of the Territory.
 Chap. 51, H. B. 13-To amend Sec tion of Chapter g, Session Laws of Alaska, 1921, entitled, An Act to pre- scribe fees and annual tax to be paid by domestic and foreign corporations and repeating Chapter II, Session Laws of 1913, as amended by Chapter 54, Session Laws of 1915 and by Chapter 72, Session Laws of 1915"
 Chap. 52, s. B. 67-To amend Sec. 13 of Chap 37 of the Session Laws ot Alaska, 1913, the same being an act entitled, An Act to regulate the prac- kice of pharmacy in the Territory ot Alaska and to prescribe penalties for the violation thereof. The registering of persons eligible to compound pre- scriptions; to regulate the sale Of poi sons, and to establish board to be known as the Alaska Territorial Board of Pharmacy, appointed by the Gov ernor, and defining the duties of said board, as amended by the provisions of Chap. 47, Session Laws of Alaska.
 Chap. 5, s. B. 5-To provide lie s for persons furnishing labor or mate rials in fisheries and in manufacture of products of fish and aquatic animals
 Chap. 54, H. B. 43-To provide for suspending sentences in the court of the Territory of Alaska.
 Chap. 55, H. B. 15-To amend Chap. 22. Session Laws of Alaska, 1919, amending Chapter 20, Session Laws of Alaska, 1917, amending Section 65S, compiled Laws of Alaska requiring foreign corporations to file annual re- ports and authorizing the Secretary Of the Territory to extend the time for filing annual reports.
 Chap. 56, H. B. 45-For the settle ment of estates without administra- ton.
 Chap. 57, H. B. 55-Amending Sec tion 1928, Compiled Laws of Alaska, relative to service of process and oth- CT papers.
 Chap. 58, H. B. 56-To amend Sec. l, Chap. 56 of the Session Laws of Alaska, 1917, entitled: "An Act relat- ing to and regulating marriage and marriage license in the Territory Of Alaska, and providing penalties for the violation of the same" approved May 8, 1917.
 Chap. 59, s. B. 52-To amend Sec tion 1923, Compiled Laws of Alaska, relating to the crime of larceny by stealing horses.
 Chap. 60, s. B. S4-To amend Sec 6 of Chapter IS of the Laws of 1913, relative to the establishment and maintenance of schools outside of in- corporated towns and incorporated school districts and declaring an emergency.
 Chap. 61, s. B. 96-For the relief of Laurence Dewitt, in returning $125 on fur-buyers' license.
 Chap. 62, H. B. 31-Providing for the regulation, sale, disposal, posses sion and use of narcotic drugs; and providing penalties for violation of same.
 Chap. 63, H. B. 34-To prevent the interference with samples of ore or bullion produced Or purchased for as saying purposes, to prevent the mak- ing and publishing of false assays, and to provide penalties for the violation of the provisions hereof.
 Chap. 64, s. B. 97-To amend Chap. 55 of the Alaska Session Laws of 1919 entitled: "An Act to prohibit the im- nnrtatinn into the Territory of dis