The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-15
LIQUOR CONTROL IS LEFT TO BOARD
BilJs Enacted Into LalU by tl,e Tpelfth Legislature
 Which Ended Last Night

enacted into law by the IWelftn Legislature which adjourned last night. They are as follows:
 S. B. 3.-To make uniform any reference to or citation of the Compiled Laws of Alaska, 1883.
 s. B. 16.-Prohibiting the reten- ton of lost pfoperty by finder without advertising or notifying of ficers.
 S. B. 6.--Repealing. the present law requiring persons operating ari- planes to give security for ability to respond in damages to persons injured.
 s. B. l7-Requiring secondhand dealers and pawnbrokers to keep records.
 s. B. 7.-Proyiding for the or- ganizaticn ana operation of Co., operative Associations termed Co operative Marketing Associations, ]" the purpose being to permit mar keting of agricultural and aquatic products through co-ops.
 s. B. 22.-Appropriating $3O,000 for the relief of destitution during the biennium ending March 3l, this year
 s. B. 24.-Permitting judges to reject names of jurors in cases where they think the expense and distance would be too great.
 s. B. 34.-Making a person in charge of construction, alteration or repair of a building the agent of the owner, so that he can be held liable for wages or other ob- legations.
 s. B. 1.-Clarifying the present statute by defining delinquency and making contributing to the delinquency of a minor felony.
 s. B. 36,--Abolishing estate by curtesy ahd providing either hus- band or wife can dispose of inherit- ed property without consent of the other.
 s. B. l9.-Setting up provision for county absentee ballots.
 s. B. 15.-Providing a penalty of $l 900 up and year in jail for the careless use of firearms, aimed to curb hunting accidents and pro- viding that it will be unlawful to shoot at anything without know ing definitely what it is.
 s. B. 33.-Requiring mine owners whose properties are being worked under lease or agreement to post notices within 10 days in order to be free from responsibility of ob- ligation incurred by the leasor.
 s. B. 40.-Prohibiting any pulp lie executive or employee in the Territory making $20O month or more from accepting any other work for compensation.
 s. B. 21-Prohibiting discharge of firearms within incorporated cities and towns.
 s. B. 47.-Fixing attorney fees in certain actions.
 s. B. 48.-Correcting existing law to pleadings and demurrer.
 s. B. 38.-Prohibiting the em- ployment of any husband or wife in public office whose spouse has an average income of $2O0 per month.
 s. B. 60.-Paying the c. w. Car ter Mortuary $75 for burial expens- es of Hiram Parsons, an indigent.
 s. B. 5i.-Requiring Auditor to keep on file list of all foreign and domestic corporations.
 s. B. 52.--Making incompatibility ,f temperament grounds for di- vorce.
 s. B. 54.--Naming the collateral security the Treasurer may accept Q secure Territorial deposits.
 s. B. 5.-Fixing a penalty for drunkenness and disorderly conduct in public places.
 s. B. 6l.--Appropriating 5000 for an Alaska exhibit at the San Diego fair.
 s. B. 42.--Naming the Board of Administration to select site for 3 Women's Pioneer Home, but mak- Ing no appropriation. s
 s. B. 8.--Candidates filing for office must have voted at each primary election for four years on the party ticket they propose to file on.
 s. B. 56.-Amending the work mems compensation bill to require payment to the Territory by em- ployers of $2,200 in addition to $l95 burial expenses in cases of de- ceased employees having no depen- dents, such money to be credited to the current appropriation for the allowance of aged residents.
 s. B. 35.-Giving authority to the Board of Administration to en- ter into contract with the Secretary of Interior for education and well fare work among natives.
 s. B. 12-Prohibiting reckless
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