The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-01
ONLY 6SSURyIvE
 OF ALL 120 BILLS
 BEGUN IN SENATE


 The total number of bills intro duced in the Senate at this session was l20. and of these 88 were pass ed by the Senate, 13 were killed or final passage. seven were with drawn. ore was tabled three were indefinitely postponed and eight were allowed to die. Of the 8s passed and sent to the House. 6a were passed by that body. three were killed. three were indefinitely postpond. cne was tabled and 13 died. The following are the Sen ate bills which We're passed by both houses during the session:
 S B. ?. by Munz-To provide for biennial audits of the books of all Territorial officials who handle funds. Enacted.
 S. B. 6. by the Finance Commit tec-Appropriating s5,000 for old age assistance during the remain der of the biennium ending March sl. l947. Enacted.
 s. B. 8, by the Finance Com nittee - Deficiency appropriation of s282. GOO in support of schools. Enacted
 S. B. 9. by Rivers-Providlng for annual leave, sick leave and term inal pay for Territorial employees, Enacted
 S. B. l2, by the Education Com mittee-Redefining the school age cf children. Enacted.
 S. B. 13. by Walker-Setting March 3l. 1949. for the termina- tion of the World War II Veter- ans Tax. Enacted.
 S. B. l5. by Scott-To increase the tax leyies on liquor Enacted.
 S. B. r. by Walker-To replace the Governor on the Board of Ad- n7inistraticn by the Commissioner of Labor. Passed the House with amendments and died in Confer ence Committee
 S. B. l9, by Walko--To revise the election laws to require oath of qualification upon filing of can- didacy for elective Territorial off ice. Enacted.
 s. B. 9, by Ccchran-To repeal the law prohibiting the export oi rationed merchandise from Alaska Enacted
 S. B. 24. by Cochran-To amend the law relating to responsibilities of approving, certifying and dis bursing officers Enacted.
 6. B. 25 by Cochran-To amend the law relative to the descent and distribution of raal property En- acted
 s. B. g, by Cochran-To put in force in Alaska the Common Law of England. as adopted and under stood in the United States in re- gard to criminal matters, except ss modified by Alaska statutes. En- acted
 s. B. 2. by Cochran-To repeal the Act which established a Terri torial Department of Criminal Identification and Investigation in the office ,cf the Attorney General Enacted.
 s. B. 23, by Cochran-To amend the laws relating to the office oi Attorney General and Assistant Attorney General Enacted.
 S. B. 2o, hy Cochran-to amend the law regulating the practice Of law in Alaska. Enacted.
 S. B. 30, by Cochran-To pro- vide a general Savings Clause ap- plicable to present and future leg islation in all matters civil and criminal. Enacted.
 s. B. 31, by Cochran-To create Commission to administer con- pilation of Alaska laws and ap- propriating s50,OOO for that pur- pose. Enacted.
 s. B. 32. by Butroyich and Golf fey-To repeal the three precent gross tax on gold and substitute a graduated net income license tax on mining. Enacted.
 s. B. 34. by Cochran-To amend criminal procedure to conform to practice in Alaska courts under Federal regulation. Enacted.
 S. B. 35, by Walker-To clarify which transactions are taxable un- der the Alaska World War II Vet erans' Tax.
 S. B 36, by Grean-To relieve minor surviving children from the consequences of failure to file a claim within the time prescribed by the Workmen's Compensation Act Enacted.
 s. B. 38, by Cochran-To author