The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-18
HOUSE PASSES BILL CREATING
 BOXING BOARD
Commission of Three Ap- pointed by Governor to
 Handle All Matches

The House of Representatives yesterday passed MT. zieglers s meas ure creating a Territorial Boxing Commission and giving it authority to conduct, or authorize the con- duct of, boxing exhibitions under the provisions of the law passed by Congress at it's last session. The Commission will have it's headquar- ters at Ketchikan.
 It will consist of three members, to be appointed by Gov. Parks, the first appointment to be for one, two and three years and thereaf- ter the terms to be for three years. The Commission is granted power to license clubs for staging bouts and to issue rules and regulations governing all fights, and to cancel licenses and permits for cause.
 Seven New Bills Seven new bills and one resolu- tion, were introduced in the House yesterday afternoon. Two of the bills, by Messrs. Mccormick, Vim, Shattuck and Ziegler, provide for popular election of the Commits sioner of Education and the Terri torial Highway Commissioner, be- ginning with the general election on the first Tuesday in November, 1880. The salaries of both are fixed at S5.000 per year.
 A new scale of taxes for fish traps is proposed in a bill intro duced by MT Mccormick. It pro- vides for Q base tax Of S75 on each trap and graduated rates as fol- lows: S3 per thousand on all fish taken in excess of 25,0O0 and up to 100000; S5 per thousand over 100,- GOO and up to 150,0O0; $7 per thousand over 15O,000 and up to 100000; and s1O per thousand over l! 100000 This bill, if passed, would become effective after January 1, 193s.
 Disposal or Property ! MT. Shattuck is author of a measure authorizing the Governor to dispose of useless or unnecessary property belonging to the Territory. It empowers the Governor to sell at public auction any rsonal property belongin. tn the Territory and to sell the tuilding occupied by the Territorial Museum and various Territ9r,als eolficers and lots upon which it stands, after the construction or the Capitol build ing
 Other measures -nCiude |: ore for the relief of Libby, McNeill & Lib by for fish trap license it did not use another hy MT. Fisher pro- viding $500 for the purchase of wild rice to be distributed under the di- rection of the Governor in wild fowl breeding and resting places a third by MT. Fisher seeks an ap- propriation for Allen Crane fol $1 200 claimed by Crane as back pension. It would be paid to him in. monthly installments of $10.
 A resolution by MT. Shattuck di- rects the Territorial Veterinarian to investigate the growth of water hemlock at Strawberry Point anc to report to the 1881 Legislature the nature and extent of the growth and recommendations as te the advisability of the Territory making an appropriation for it: eradication.
 Amend School Measure
 The Senate bill increasing re funds was amended in second read. ing by the House yesterday after. noon. It placed the maximum O $40,0 on the amount any schoo might receive from the Territory The rates of refunds are 85 pel cent for schools up to 150 pupil and 75 per cent above that mum Der.
 McCain's measure to establish al experimental fur farm on the Alas ka Railroad between Seward ant