The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-15

tiiC ASAiAtoAio Aioi A1OuoC Ol RcpIt- sentatives 58 were enacted into law by the Legislature. A sum- mary of the measures follows:
 H. B. 4.-Appropriating $24,25C to meet deficiencies in various of- fices.
 H. B. 8.-Appropriating $9,850 for deficiencies in the office of the Commissioner of Education.
 H. B. 29.-Appropriating $2,O0O to pay for temporary quarters for Craig school, recently destroyed by fire.
 H. B. 27-Appropriating $lO,0OC to City of Nome to assist in main- tenance of schools.
 H. B. 37-Defining further the duties of the Treasurer relative to handling and payment of interest by banks on public funds.
 H. B. 12--Fixing license fee of $l year on commercial resident clam diggers and $15 for non-resi- dents, and providing the license fees must be paid by those buying from the diggers.
 H. B. 16.-Appropriating SLIPS to pay salary of Treasurer -elect Os- car Olsen until he takes office.
 H. B. 28.--Allowing city councils to set up zoning regulations.
 H. B. 22.-Providing for publica- tion of the session laws.
 H. B. 56-Directing the Commis- sioner of Education to prepare a course of study on alcoholism and narcotics for the public schools.
 H. B. 15.--Requiring advance mo- tice of alibi defense and time of commission of offense in criminal prosecutions.
 H. B. 48.-Appropriating $56.4o to reimburse w, E. Muller for ex- penses incurred in search for troll- ing boat 'Thelma.v
 H. B. 60.--Authorizing Treasurer to make refund of $100 to AL fred Torgersen of Kodiak for beer license he did not use.
 H. B. 55.-Paying R. c. Louder milch of Anchorage SIS for burial of James Bolton, an indigent. 
 H. B. 23. "A, 25, 26-Specifying the Attorney General, Treasurer Auditor and Highway Engineer shall take office on April 1 instead of in January.
 H. B. 81.--Allowing sale of real and personal property conjointly in settling estates.
 H. B. 6l.-Appropriating $3OOO to the Territorial Chamber of Con- merce.
 H. B. 5.-Raising bounty on wolves and coyotes from $15 to $20.
 H. B. 68.-Permitting compensa- tion for resident member of Board of Education.
 H. B. 30.---Appropriating $15,000 for construction of shelter cabins.
 H. B. 63.-Providing for certifica- ton of teachers in private and de- nominational schools.
 H. B. 123.-Defining what juve- niles may be committed to the Board of Chiidren's Guardians.
 H. B. 42.-'6etting the legal rate of interest at six percent, except in contracts where 10 per cent is allowed.
 H. B. 41.-Authorizing Banking Board to extend time banks may defer making payments on de- posits.
 II. B. 4o.-Appropriating $25, ,0o0 for Nome school.
 1T. B. Swallowing $5 a day and expenses to members of Medi- cal board to attend regular meet ings of the Board.
 H. B. 38.-Paying pr. R. V. Ellis of Ketchikan $330 for medical services rendered to Axel Christian sen, an indigent of Craig.
 H. B. 64.-Paying $l895O to pay costs in search for U. H. McDow- ell.
 H. B. 1i3.-Appropriating $i6,0O0 for new school at Craig.
 H. B, 7.-Fixing time of residence of those entitled to old age allow ances at 25 years Immediately prior to application.
 H. B. 2l -Setting up plan where by cities may elect boards to han dle public utilities.
 H. B. 97.--Changing the name of the Agricultural College and School of Mines to the University of Alas ka.
 H. B. 75.-Appropriating sl5,S83 to pay claims against Territory.
 H. B. 133.-Raising license tax on undertakers in towns of more than 800 to $i00 per year.
 H. B. 134.-Raising tax on power. telephone and water companies from one half of one per cent to three fourths of one per cerA.
 H. B. 99.-Providing that com munities wanting radio phone sta
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