The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-18

Edith H. Miller for the amount of freight charges paid on household goods, occasioned by their movingl to Anchorage while in the employ Of the Bureau of Indian Affairs l E H. R. 8f64 ITS extend the bene-H 4 fits Of the u s. Employees Com pensation Commission to the de- pendent benefieiarieS of John II Brick zof.
 Ore Reduction Plant II. R. 6s79- ITO authorize the is- suahce Of ratent to 40 acres of land in the vicinity of mining dis tricts, but which contains no known mineral value for the use of ore reduction works or airp,ane landing fields, on the payment of $5 an acre for the land required. H. R. 6860-To establish a SUI pteme court for the Territory of Alaska. consisting of a chief justice and the four district judges of the Territory. The court would have power to review by appeal any final decree, Judgment. or proceeding of the district court in all civil suits and in all criminal cases.
 H. R. 686i--To extend the provis- ions of the Federal Highway Act to Ala ka.
 H. R. 7635-To extend the bene-. fits of the U. s. Public Health Service to Fishermen.
 H. R. 1880 -To authorize the town of Sitka to construct a municipal electric plant and electric distri- button system, and to issue bonds for $52,000. s I.elpe l H. R. 788l-lo authorize the town of Sitka to construct a municipal gymnasium ard athletic field, andI for such purposes to issue bonds for $23000. esl 1 Loss of Cow a H. R. 1860 To confer jurisdic- tion on the District Court of Alas ka to head ana render judgment in any suit which may be brought by Werner Ohls, oi Anchorage, against the Government for the loss of a COW while in transportation on the Alaska Railr ,a...
 H. R. 8li0-- To reimburse Thom- as F. Gardiner of Kanakanak, in the amount of $20050, for the &C., tual expense incurred in making trip under contract to the Govern ment, but on which payment was , disallowed. This bill has been ap- ], proved by the Comptroller General and by the Secretary Of the In- terior. st
 H. R. 8l88- To extend the pro- vi ions Of certain laws relating to vocational education and civilian rehabilitation to the Territory of Alaska.
 H. R. 82l3-To prohibit the use Of traps, weir5, and pound nets for fishing in the waters of Alas ka, to limit certain types of salmon fishing to residents of the Terri tory. and for other purposes. # Law Amendment
 1 II. R. 8700--To amend the law providing that adverse claims may be filed within eight months against mineral entrie@ in Alaska, so that as amended the law would require that such adverse claims be filed within sixty days instead of eight months. Reported August IS. 1885
 H. R. 8766-- To authorize munich pal corporations in Alaska to incur bonded indebtedness for the con- struction os public works. or for the repair or Improvement thereof Passage of this bill will eliminate the need of an Alaska city or town having to secure the approval of Congress before issuing bonds for 1 the undertaking of public works. H. R. 8767 To authorize the use of flypds collected for services rem dered by the Washington Alaska Military Gable and Telegraph Sys- 1 tenn.
 Hospital for Insane
 l H. R 88494 Authorizing the Sec- retary of the Interior to locate, establish, construct, and operate a 1 hospital for t,ie insane of Alaska, and of such other classes of insane as the President may direct.
 H. R. 8889-To extend the pro- visions of the Wheeler Howard Act b Alaska, and to define the boun- daries of Indian reservations in AL aska.
 | H. R. 8952- Providing old-age pensions for Indians who have at tained the age of 65 years, not ex- ceeding $30 a month. This bill would provide for payment Of the full pension from Federal funds without financial participation of the Territory as is required under the Social Security Act for pensions. A similar bill has passed the Sen ate.
 H. R. 90l1- To amend the law re- lating to taxes so that cold stor- age plants would be exempt from I.-.- Lt l .r. ffi.