Seward daily gateway., 1923-05-19

the eradication or assessed nVeStOCK now in the Territory and to make ap- propriation for carrying out the pro- vision of this act and declaring an emergency"
 Chap. 65, s. B. 66-To amend Sec tion r of Chap. 48 of the Session Laws of Alaska, 1913, the same being an act entitled An Act to provide for the formation of banking corporations and to regulate the business of bank ing in the Territory of Alaska and se- curing supervision thereof; for the ap- pointment of a Territorial Banking Board, defining it's duties and fixing penalties for the violation of this act as amended by the provisions of Chap 30, of Session Laws 1915.
 Chap. 66, s. B. 1O2-To provide for the obtaining of bids and awarding of contracts for printing required by public offices and institutions of the Territory of Alaska
 Chap. 67, s. B. 5O-To protect the industry of fur farming; to provide for the registering of brands and pre- scribe the fee therefor; to provide for the marking or tagging of skins; to prescribe punishment for violations and for other purposes, and making an appropriation.
 Chap. 6S, s. B. 53-Prescribing the qualifications for persons serving as jurors in the courts of the Territory of Alaska, exempting certain classes of persons from such service.
 Chap. 69, s. B. 95-To amend Sec 654, Compiled Laws of Alaska, 1913, relative to foreign corporations, and to provide for service of process upon such corporations
 Chap. 70, H. B. 57-Amending Sec of Chap. 37, Session Laws of 1921; being an act to provide for the main tenance of public schools in incorpo- rated towns.
 Chap. n, providing for compilation and safe-keeping of a list of Alaskans serving in the World War
 Chap 72, approving $90,O0O for the Alaska College. Chap 73, to revise the general law of business corporations and repeal : ing Chap. 58, Session Laws of Alaska, 1913.
 Chap A, for relief of George Fur 7 her.
 Chap. 75, prohibiting taxing of costs : against defendants in criminal cases. Chap 76 providing Territorial CO., operation in holding divisional fairs in each of the four divisions and ap- propriating $8OO0 therefor. Chap. Y, relief of Everett Pacific Fisheries.
 Chap. 78, making further provisions for the indigent and needy. , Chap. 79, stocking Prince William !, Sound islands with deer and Chichagof and Baranof islands with mountain F goats.
 Chap. 80, poviding the purchase of cabin at Kiana for use of teacher , of the Territorial school there. Chap. 8l, refund of taxes to the Stan dard Oil Company. Chap, S2, authorizing a cooperative : arrangement for mine inspection be- tween the Territory and the Bureau of Mines.
 Chap. S3, authorizing the substitu- tion of defendants in certain suits against public officers.
 Chap. S4, providing for funds for the erection of a school house at , Haines.
 Chap. S5, regulating the operation of motor vehicles on public highways outside of incorporated towns.
 Chap. 86, for the purchase of the Tolovana tram road and it's operation as public tram and highway.
 Chap. S7, authorizing the purchase for s15,000 of the Garside building for use as a Territorial office building and to house the Alaska Museum and Historical Library. | Chap. SS, making the Territorial Treasurer ex-officio treasurer of the Alaska College
 Chap. 89, revising the 1921 fur tax law.
 Chap 90, revising fees to be paid for incorporation in the Territory by domestic and foreign corporations.
 Chap. 91, providing a new method of choosing men and women jurors in both district and commissioners courts.
 Chap. 92, amending the Territorial road law of 1919.
 Chap. 93, establishing a Territorial Board of Accountancy.
 Chap. 94, providing license fees for fishermen.
 Chapter 95, establishing closed fish ing seasons in southeastern Alaska.
 Chap. 96, general appropriations.
 Chap. 97, revising and codifying the laws of municipal corporations.
 Chap. 9S, revising and enlarging the workmen's compensation act.
 Chap. 99, requiring branding of all reindeer and the registration of their I1