The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-12
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Harvey Smith, asking the Coast Guard to station vessels in Bristol Bay for the. fishing season.
 INTRODUCED-H. J. M. "A, by Jenne, asking that a marine hos pital be built in Alaska.
 INTRODUCED-H. c. R. 1, by Gordon, for appointment of Com mittee from the Legislature to in- vestigate the Alaska Railroad. INTRODUCED-H B. 103, by Lander, to prohibit the appoint ment to any Territorial Board or Commission of a person who has acted as counsel or agent within the previous four years.
 - ,INTRODUCED-H. B. l04, Lam der, to replace the name of At torney General of the United States with the Director or Assistant Di- rector of the Administrative Office of the United States Courts, in certain statutes. N ne
 INTRODUCED-H B. oI05, by Lander, to repeal the criminal syn dicalism laws. & x
 INTRODUCED-H. B. 106, by Stangroom and Peterson, to pre- vent pernicious political activities in the Territory.
 INTRODUCED-H B. TOT, by Lyng, to provide for the establish ment of rural schools
 l .INTRODUCED-H B. l08, by Lander and Gordon. to increase maximum old age assistance from $43 to $60 per month. ihf l INTRODUCED-H. B. 1o9, by Whaley, for the elimination of air port hazards ;G
 aINTRODUCED-H B. ,110. by Jenne, to appropriate $6,000 to as sist Skagway in constructing q school addition. , Ns s9 a f INTRODUCED-H. B. Ill. by Jenne, requiring employers to fur nish transportation from point of hiring to place of employment and return, in seasonal work. t
 INTRODUCED-H B. 112, by Harvey Smith. to raise the tax on !, floating fish traps from s200 to $500, and to require that licenses shall be issued only for locations approved by the District Engineer of the U. s. War Department as to navigation
 INTRODUCED--H. B. 113, by Mccormick, to appropriate $5,0OO for seaplane landing float at Wrangell.
 INTRODUCED-H. B. IA. by Peterson and Egan, to appropriate $25,000 to build and operate cus- tom milling or sampling plant at Wasilla INTRODUCED-H. B. 115, by , Shattuck. to appropriate $2,00O 10 |, assist Haines in completing school and gymnasium. 4
 INTRODUCED-H B. 116, by Shattuck, to appropriate $14420 te reimburse Mrs Bessie Arketa fol caring for an indigent child. | INTRODUCED-H @ B. IF, by Shattuck, to allow $6O per month to any woman possessing qualifi- cations for old age assistance ane being disabled.
 ! INTRODUCED-H. B. 118, bs Ways and Means, for an excise tax on cigarettes of lls mills per cig- arette 6 cents per package). ! INTRODUCED-H B. l19, by Ways and Means. for one per cent tax on real and personal property.
 fINTRODUCED-H B. 120, by Ways and Means, for a personal and corporation net income tax.
 PASSED-S. B. l3, by Walker for creation of a Territorial Depart ment of Labor.
 PASSED-S. B. IA, by Cochran raising the inheritance tax exemp- tion. E 3S M 4h.ss
 PASSED s. B. 30, by Cochran to provide local option elections upon petition of 35 percent of vot- CTS. with a majority vote to pre- vail. .s,S,l.iss ..s. E. .sf.
 PASSED-H. B. 83, by Peterson to provide Public Utility Districts may be dissolved in the same man. ner as municipal corporations. PASSED HI. B. "A, by Harvey Smith, for establishment of, an as- say office at Anchorage. PASSED HI. B. 46. by Shattuck to exempt insurance from the bic law and to give 10 percent diff ferentialg under the bid law to AL aska firms. asf.. ,t,
 PASSED--H. B.. 73, by Peterson requiring Notaries Public to i'm press their seals to documents.
 KILED-Hs B. Il, by Shattuck by request, for an unfair trade act to prevent sale of merchandise al less than cost; vote 6-l0. p PASSEDr-H. B. 8l, by Lander requiring the, lessee of mining prop erty to deduct the tax from roy alties due the lessor.
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