The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-18
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 INTRODUCED-S J. -1. II, by Brownell, asking Congress to in crease the appropriation for the Geological Survey in Alaska to $120,000 per year.
 PASSED-S. B. 69, by Sullivan, with respect to giving notice of petition for letters of administra- tion.
 PASSED-S. B. 46, by LaBoy- teaux, to permit filing of instru- ments with Clerk of District Court when there is vacancy in the office of Recorder.
 PASSED-S. B. 8, by Sullivan, requiring domestic corporations to designate agents to accept service.
 KILLED-S. B. A, by LaBoy- teaux, making it a defense against prosecution for adultery or cohabi- tation to prove Indian, Aleut or Eskimo blood in one-half degree or more; vote 2-6.
 INDEFINITELY POSTPONED = s. B. 43, by LaBoyteaux, making it a defense against prosecution for polygamy to prove Indian, Aleut or Eskimo blood in one-quarter or more degree; vote 5-3.
 PASSED-S. B. 42, by Roden, de- lining as Kidnapping the transport ing of a person from one place in the Territory to another against his will.
 PASSED-S. J. M g, by CoffeY, asking Congress to pass the Wag- ner and Mccormack bills to extend old age insurance features of the social security laws to State and local government employees.
 PASSED -Substitute for H. J. M. Is, by Egan, asking a survey of lands withdrawn from public use and revocation of such withdrawals as are no longer necessary
 PASSED-S B. 51, by Coffey by request, establishing teachers re- tirement fund.
 KILLED-S. B. %, by Cochran, to require permits of those pur- chasing liquor; vote A.
 PASSED-S. J. M. II, by Brown ell, asking that Congress increase the appropriation for the Geologi- cal Survey in Alaska to $120,000 per year.
 PASSED-S. J. M. 10, by Cof- fey, asking that fur finishing es- tablishment be located in Alaska.
 PASSED-S. B. 59, by Cochran, providing for a graduated fee of from $500 to s5,o0O dnstead of present flat $500 for general wholesale liquor license and from $1o0 to $5,O00 (instead of present flat S1OO) for wholesale malt bev- craze and wines license, depending upon volume of business.
 KILLED-S. B. 76, by Cochran, changing the method of payment of liquor excise taxes; vote 3-5.
 PASSED-S. B. 68, by Nordale by request, to raise the annual school tax from $5 to $7.50 require it's payment by working women as well as men and raise the annual upper age limit for payment of tax from 50 to 60 years.
 PASSED-S. B. 45, by LaBoy- teaux, to license coin-operated amusement devices at 121a percent of gross receipts.
 PASSED-S. B. 57, by Roden, reducing the bond on liquor dis pensary dealers from $2,500 to| $500.
 PASSED Substitute for s. B. AZ, by Brownell, to enable cities to- adopt the city manager plan of government.
 KILLED-S. B. AT, by BrowneH, to license public works contrac- tors; vote A.
 PASSED-S. B. 38, by Roden, to| appropriate $340 for the Bethel Beach Home for care for indigent' children.
 PASSED-S. B. 41, by Roden, to repeal a provision that all receipts from the experimental fur farm at Petersburg go to the Territorial Treasury.
 KILLED-S. B. 58, by Roden, to make Indians and Eskimos eligible to receive mothers pensions; vote 3-5.
 PASSED-S. B. 36, by Cochran by request, making te chnlca a ] amendments in the unemployment compensation act.
 PASSED-S. B. 60, by Nordale, for Territorial traffic regulations.
 PASSED-S Substitute for s. J. R. 4. by Brownell, to make an in- yestigation to determine need for an Alassa Women's Home.
 INDEFINITELY POSTPONED - H. B. 62, by Davis by request, for creation of Drugless Physicians Examining Board.