The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-03-06
IN THE
H @ u S E
Bills Introduced


H. B. 81, by Committee on Labor
to supplement the Alaska WORK
mems Compensation Act: amending
provisions pertaining to coverage
injury, death benefits, disability
benefits, Disagreement, care of in.
jured workmen, second injury fund
Board rules and procedure, appeals
attorneys fees. time for films
claims. penalties defining terms anc
changing the name from industrial
Board to Wcr6-nens Compensation
Board
H. B. 81, by Kay to create an as
ISOLATION to be known as the Alaska
Bar Association; to provide for it,
organization government member
ihip and powers; to regulate the
practice of law and to provide penal
Ties for the violation of said Act.
H. B. 63,' by Franklin by request
% authorize and validate chattsI
mortgages on stocks of merchandise
and other commodities, and to sell
such stock in the ordinary course
Of business without applying the
proceeds of such sale upon the mort
cage Indebtedness.
H. B. g.: by Egan, to advertise
Alaska'S tourist attractions anc
otherwise promote the tourist in
dustry in the Territory, providing
or Territorial support thereof, anc
appropriating 100000.
H. B. IS, by Laws and Kay, tt
amend the law relating to penalties
under the provisions of the Uni
form Narcotic Drug Act.
H. B. &c, by Johnson by request
to provide that wages shall con
tinue to accrue until paid and to
remove certain restrictions as tc
wage claims which may be assigned
to the Commissioner of Labor.
H. B. Ct, by Hope, to amend the
law relating to local option by
changing the form of question Oh
the ballot SO that voters express
themselves as against" rather than
for the sale of Intoxicating liquors.
H. B. 68, by Gasser, to create a
Territorial Farm Loan and appro-
priating 100000 for this purpose.
H. B. SO, by Hendrickson by re-
quest, to amend the law relating to
cooperative associations and to pro-
vide for terms of office Of directors.
H. B. 10, by Hendrickson by re-
quest relating to mortgages given
by cooperative associations to the
United States or any agency or in
strumentality thereof.
H. B. II, by Kay by request, to
amend the law relating to the con-
sent of residents outside inccrpere
ated cities or towns to the issuance
of liquor licenses.
H. B. 70, by Franklin, to amend
the law relating to the public ac-
counting profession by placing the
Territorial Accountancy Fund in
the General Fund.
H. B. 10, by Carlson, to amend the
law requiring that certain persons
hired for work in Alaska shall, upon
termination of employment, be
transported by the employer to the
place of recruitment.
H. B. IA, by Stepovich, amending
the law pertaining to penalties for
failure to pay annual corporate Ii
cense tax or to file annual reports.
H. B. rs. by Barnes, to provide
for the licensing of personal use
fishing in the Territory and require
license fees.
H. B. 76, by the Committee on
Education, to amend the law relat-
ing to the term of office of school
board members in incorporated
school districts.
H. B. IT, by the Committee on
Education, authorizing the Terri
torial Board of Education to reim-
burse school boards for interest paid
on money borrowed during the bien-
mum ending next July l and to ap-
propriate $4,000 for this purpose.
H. B. IS, by the Committee on
Education, pertaining to the physi-
cal examination of children in ele-
nentary a.. 1 secondary schools.