Seward daily gateway., 1933-05-16
BILLS PASSED BY BOTH BRANCHES OF
 THE LEGISLATURE

H. B. l, by Scott-Relative to in tedest and usury.
 H. B. 7, by SWanberg, Sr.-Rela- tive to the publication of delin- quent tax roll in municipalities.
 H.B. 8, by Hellerich-To repeal the act of Congress of February IA, 1917, "An Act to prohibit the manufacture or sale of alcoholic liquorS," etc.
 H.B. IT, by Taylor-An act mak- ing the unlawful issuance of checks and drafts on banks lar ceny.
 H.B. IS, by Taylor-Providlng for the construction of an airplane landing field at Cordova, Alaska, and making an appropriation therefor.
 H.B. 19, by Taylor-To provide licensing fishermen in the Terri | tory of Alaska.
 H. B. 23, by Green-Appropria- tion to protect Hyder from the en- croachment of Salmon river.
 HB. 24, by Patterson-Relative to the method of choosing jurors III the courts of the Territory of AL aSka.
 H.B. 25, by Kehoe-An Act to require the registration of vital statistics.
 H.B. 29, by Taylor-To prohibit the advertisement of certain bev- erages.
 H.B. 32, by Kehoe-An Act to provide for the incorporation Of religious, charitable and educa- 1 tional associations, institutions and societies as corporations. H.B. 35, by Misunderstanding to the administration of small estates.
 H.B. 37, by Taylor-An Act to establish a teachers pension fund.
 H. B. 40, by Kehoe-Providing
 the dissemination of news and information concerning Alaska by radio broadcasting. HB. 42, by Pataerson-Relative
 H.B. Az, by Patterson-Relative
 to the adoption and change of name of minor children. HB. A, by Misunderstanding to 5 appeals from Probate Courts. ' H.B. 43, by Swanberg, Sr.-An appropriation of $500 for the con- struction, repair and maintenance of roads, etc. .' H.B. 52, by Ways and Means i, Limiting the amount of money to 2 be expended in the rescue and and relief of person lost.
 H. B. 53, by Ways and Means Appropriate funds for the payment <, of deficiency. H.B. 54, by Taylor-An Act au-
 thorizing the Governor of Alaska to sell certain Territorial property. . H. B. ", by Misunderstanding a Board of Accountancy and de-
 fining it's duties.
 HB. 92, by Ways and Means
 Appropriat ting funds for deficen- = cies in the comet of Territorial Off, IT fees.
 't HB. 94, by Ways and Means + Deficiency for various purposes.
 HB. 95, by Hellerich-Repealing
 laws prohibiting transportation,
 etc., of beer and wine and intoxi- st eating liquors. ~ mr H.B. 1O1, by Education, Public Health, Quarantine and Morals Providing payment of fee for
 teachers certificates.
 H.B. 105, by Ways and Means
 An Act to transfer to the General
 Fund of the Territory of Alaska er $12,2OO for stocking public lands n in the Territory with certain game Id and fur bearing animals. k H.B. 113, by Green-Relative tt of the execution of conveyances O. y. real property.
 H.B. 116, by Ways and Means
 An Act to appropriate for the ex r. penses of the Territory of Alasks ed for the biennium beginning Apri ee 1, 1883, to June 30, 1885. ia H.B. IF, by Judiciary and Fed nd eral Relations-Creating the Pic r's neers' Home building commission
 H.B. 118, by Ways and Means
 Providing for relief of unemploy
 ment and appropriating funds fo .S construction of rural schools. nd HOUSE JOINT MEMORIALS he 3, by McCutcheon-Praying tha ,m the Federal Aid Road Act, approv