The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1941-01-22


Hawaii.
HR 75-To amend the Mining
Act of 1872, as amended. (To per-
NIT the location of airfields as
millsite claims)
HR. 76-To amend the first sec
ton of the Act of 1915 reserving
lands for educational purposes so
as to reserve section No. SO in
each township for the University of
Alaska. Na
HR. TITO extend the provisions
Of section % OF the Independent
Offices Appropriation Act, 1885. CTo
extend the act providing a 4o-hom,
week to employees of the Alaska
Railroad) ~
HR ITO amend the Home
Owners Loan Act of 1888 CTo per-
nit associations organized under
the Act to make loans anywhere
in the Territory The Act pro-
vides that associations may not
make loans more than fifty miles
from their headquarters
HR. 81-Authorizing the Secre-
tary of the Interior to locate, es-
tablish, construct, equip and oper-
ate hospital for the insane of
Alaska -
HR. Providing for waiver of
prosecution by indictment in cer-
tain criminal proceedings in the
courts of the Territory of Alaska.
HR 33-Authorizing the Legisla-
ture of Alaska to alter, amend, or
repeal certain laws Of Alaska i'm
posing taxes for carrying on bust
ness and trade
HR. 84-To extend the benefits of
the United States Public Health
Service to fishermen.
HR. $50 prevent fishing by
Japanese or other foreign nationals
IN waters adjacent to the coast OF
Alaska.
H.R. 1910 provide minimum SAL
airy or compensation of $4,000 per
month to each United States Com
missioner
HR. 87-To prevent seizure of
boats and gear for alleged viola
ton of fishing laws unless and until
the operator has been convicted
of the offense charged. Identical
bill passed the House in 1910.
H.R. 88-To provide by annual
regulations priority OF employment
in the fisheries to bona fide resi-
dents Of Alaska.
HR. 90-To increase the pay of
certain post office employees IN
the Territory of Alaska.
HR. 91-To amend revenue act
providing flat per share tax on.
No Par Value Stock.
HR. 92-To amend the Act re-
lating to manifests in Alaskan and
insular trade. Seeking to amend
the act so as to exempt from the
operations of the law vessels sailing
in and out of Alaska, authorized
under their Recommendation to en-
gage in he fisheries.)
HR. 93-To authorize the Legis-
lature of the Territory of Alaska
to create a public corporate al
thority to undertake slum clearance
and projects to provide dwelling
accommodations for families of low
income and to issue bonds and
other obligations of the authority
for such purpose. identical bill
passed Senate in 1910. Bill favor
ably reported by House Committee
on Territories)
H.R. 94-To forbid the appoint
ment of any person but a resident
Of the Territory of Alaska to the
office of Governor of said Terri
tory
H.R. $50 authorize the City
of Seward to purchase public utili-
ties in city which are privately
owned
HR. 96-To authorize investiga-
ton of the tin resources of Alaska.
H.R. 321-To confer jurisdiction
upon the Court Of Claims to hear,
determine, and render Judgment
upon the claim or claims Of Dan
t. Kennedy, resident of the Ter
ritory of Alaska for damages sus-
tanned by extension of Mt. KcKinley
National Park.
H.R. 322-Authorizing payment
to the heirs of Edward Mather,
deceased, late of Ketchikan, Alaska,
for services rendered as native po-
liceman in Alaska.
HR. 323-For the relief of Doc
tor Hugh G. Nicholson for medical
service to natives.
HR. 324-For the relief of Yer
non Hilliker and William Torgram-
sen for actual losses sustained
through cancellation of timber-cut
ting permits.
H.R. 325-For the relief of Frank
T. Been for loss of personal effects
in fire which destroyed the Sup
erintendent's residence in Mount
Mckinley National Park.
H.R. 326-For the relief of Jen-
ME NJ Parker.
FIR. 327-For the relief of
Paula Liebau Anderson for COM
pensation for damages sustained