The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-03

gressmen. The resolution was giver to the Finance Committee for con- Sideration
 First in the lineup of new bills at yesterday afternoons meeting was Senate Bill No. 56, by Senator Andy Gundersen. It proposes a special liquor license for Hot Springs resorts, waiving most of the requirements for other types of liquor dispensaries. It was sent to the Taxation Committee. Labor Lien
 Senate Bill No. 58, by Senator Howard Lyng, would amend present laws providing for lien for labor performed upon mining claims. The proposed changes relate to the posting of notices. It was turned over to Labor Committee.
 Senate Bill No. 59, by Senators Allen Shattuck and Frank Whaley, would put into law a procedure that has long been in practical use. It proposes that in appoint ments subject to confirmation by the Legislature the name of the lappointee shall first be submitted to approval by members of the Legislature from the Judicial Divi- sion in which the appointee re- sides. The bill was referred to the Elections group.
 Senator Tolbert Scott's Commit tee on Mining and Manufacturing was given for consideration it's first bill of the session, Senate Bill No. 60. by Senator Frank Gordon, by request The measure provides for Liberalization of the Prospectors' Aid Act Among other provisions, it would make eligible for assist ance under the Act, honorably dis charged war veterans, even though they do not meet the residence re- quirements of the original act.
 Senate Bill No. 61, by Senator Lyng, by request, was referred to Taxation. It relates to the licens- ing and supervision of boarding homes and institutions caring for children and authorizes the De- partment of Public Welfare of the Territory to establish standards concerning their operation.
 Haines Measure
 Senate Bill No. 62, by Senator Green, would authorize the Terri torial Board of Commissioners to acquire title, in the name of the Territory, to parcel of land near Haines. It makes an appropriation of $5,000 The bill was referred to the Finance Committee, before which group the Senator requested privileged to appear in person.
 Senate Joint Resolution No T, by Senator Green, would direct the Territorial Board of Road Con- missioners and the Highway En- gineer to move, to a location ad- jacent to the Skagway school house, building which was given to the City of Skagway by the U. s. Army. The measure was referred to the Transportation Committee.
 Senate Joint Memorial No. l9, by Senator Whaley, prays that the Highway Engineer and Territorial Road Commissioners will, as soon as possible, take steps to improve the airports at White Mountain, Golovin and Haycock, on Seward Peninsula. It was referred to the Committee on Transportation
 Flying Measure
 Senate Joint Memorial Mo- 20, by Senator Don Carlos Brownell, is addressed to the U. S. Civil Aero- nautics Authority and asks for the immediate certification of a proper air carrier service along the North Pacific Coast from the United States proper to and across Alaska, also that the CAA give consideration to proposals for other main trunk airlines within the Territory. The memorial went to Transportation.
 With adjournment yesterday, the