The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-04-19
OF BILLS
 SHOW UP TODAY; ! J ! MORE IN SIGHT .. .. h
Thirty Measures htroduc.
 ed, Including Some of < Material Importance

lContinued from Page One) Many more are expected to bt introduced in the late sessions to- day as various members were busilS engaged in whipping pet measure! into shape this afternoon. List of Measures Measures introduced in the House yesterday afternoon and today in. clude: s{ No. 75, MT. Blake, for an appro- priation of 25,0O0 for bridge ovel the Kuzitrin River in the Secone Division. 1 s No. 76, MT. Lingo, to amend sections and of Chapter 3l Session Laws of 1921 relative tt the assessment and collection ci taxes, and making the Auditor the tax assessment officer of the Ter ritory. No, IT, MT. Nerland, to repea. Chapter 93. Session Laws of 1923 as amended, which would wipe out the Territorial Board of Account tancy.
 :t No 78, Messrs. Hellerich an d Holman, for Territorial Depart ment of Mines.
 No. 79, MT. Taylor, requiring the Commissioner of Health to institute a sanitation code in barber shops, fetc. sA
 No. 80. MT. Holman, appropriat- ling 5000 for improvement of roads lin the Willow Creek mining dis Itrict.
 No. 81, MT. Holman, by request to amend section 33, Chapter 97, Session Laws of 1929, as amended, treIative to establishment of rural school districts. No. 82, Mir. Holman, to Amend Chapter 59, Session Laws of 1927 relative to license taxes on itiner- ant traders and dealers. | Many Appropriations Sought Seven measures, Nos. 84 to 90 inclusive, by Mir, Kehoe are requests flor appropriations aggregating s33,- 1900 to cover proposed telephone lines on the west coast of Prince of Wales Island, flood control at Ket- chikan and elsewhere, and land- ing field at Hailles. #s Ii Blu No s.. by MT. Lingo, is ts :t amend Chapter 75, Session Laws o1 1929, relative to licensing of pilot' and aircraft. s .tg ] No. 92, by MT. Kehoe, proposed { two-year mortgage moratorium iron April 1, last. < gs No. 93, by MT. Lingo, seeks tht repeal of section 2,O21 of the Com. Ipiled Laws of Alaska. ! g List of Senate Bills :. In the Senate the following meas. ures were Introduced, 2
 No. 8s, Judiciary Committee, tt amend section 4, Chapter 4s, Ses lsion, Laws of 1925 providing fo the foreclosure. of lien to secur, payment of the sales profits tax. No 84. Judiciary Committee, tt
 repeal Chapters. ,5O,, 75, 86 and 9I of the Session Laws of Alaska ] 1923.,. g sa 4
 ! No. 85, Judiciary Committee, tt x repeal Chapters il and B of tn, Session Laws of Alaska, 1921. ,St No. 86, aJudiciary Committee, t.
 tanend section l, Chapter 35, Ses { Esion Laws of ila13.,s. aes U
 f No S, appropriating $1,o00 fo1 an airplane landing field at Poor
 man, Fourth Division, by MT. De
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 Fl No. 88, Judiciary Committee, pro- ] viding for protection of game anc | furbearing animals stocked by ths s Territory.
 II No. ss, Judiciary Committee, te -j -jrepeal section l, Chapter 56, ses. f f1sion laws of 1917, as amended, pro. 2 lvtding for issuance of marriage Ii. 2 licenses by notaries public -l No. 90, Judiciary Committee, t< g.lrepeal Section 2, Chapter 56, ses.
 1sion Laws of 1927S providing for ths
 manner of making assessments ir
 improvement districts.
 ad3 No. l91, MT. Lplnen. to provide fol .gI the installation, maintenance arit ' loperation of a radio telephone sys. kttsut and "a pip TO p riating slO,OO,
 therefor. sa ef No. S2, MT. Hess, to supplement, t lthei laws of the United States re T lating tb tiix locAsion and holdin, K tof mining claims. Ii No. 93, MT. Hess, providing for { ! gross sales tax sof one-half of on, e'|peE cent.
 lt Houses Passes Ten 5ga VI The House passed ten measure r and Killed two others, besides con :, sidering several additional bill.
 Those passed included: e Senate No. i35, defining legs \ fences. Senate NO. 20, providin n tfou the disposition of unclaimc Il fproperty; No. f<2, regarding straye ys Eanin1als; Senate No 5s, addin < insanity as a ground for divorc q actions; Senate No AT, definin ,t L arzffstake arreements. and t.,