The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-27

of the raw fish purchased for can ming purposes.
 Senate Bill 45-Provides for H. censing of dogs not licensed by g municipality and except dogs on leash or in a dogteam. License fees are s2 for male and S3 for female dogs.
 Senate Bill 64-Imposes a license tax on freezer ships and other floating cold storages equal to four percent of the value of fish or fish, cry products obtained for process ing.
 Senate Bill 71-A comprehensive vehicle licensing and registration Act Requires registration and r. censing of all motor vehicles al the following rates:
 Motorcycles, $5.
 Motor vehicles not de-igned, uscc or maintained primarily for tht transportation of passengers fol hire or for the tran operation oi property, S10
 Motor vehicles for hira operated as and known as a taxicab, $20
 Motor vehicles, tailorl or ae nt railers designed, used 1e' n1nni- aimed primarily for the tsanspor- tation of passengers for hire ex- cepting taxicab5, or for he trans portation or halling c. property including such caIame~'A1l vehicles as wreckers or tow car, le-r3es ambulanccs and tractor, on an actual weight basis: $500 pounds or less, $15; 35c1 to 15,0O0 pounds, s25; 15,0O1 to i3.O09 pounds, $5o; over 18,O00 pounds, $75.
 MUNICIPALITIES
 Senate Bill 7-Amends the law pertaining to bond for municipal treasurer, providing that the bond be not less than 25 percent Of an- nual total collectible property taxes out not in excess Of Sl00.000
 Senate Bill 9-Amends the law pertaining to a general tax for school and municipal purposes by setting the maximum levy at three percent of assessed valuation.
 Senate Bill 67-Authorizing mu- nicipalities to condition the issu- 3nce of licenses for the use of mu- nicipal streets on the payment of property taxes levied on motor ve- hicles prior to issuance of such H. cense.
 Senate Bill 81-Amending the law to permit city councils to sell or otherwise dispose of real property owned by the city and valued at not more than s5,O00 by ordinance without ratification by the voters.
 House Bill 177-Amends the law relating to fapnexation petitions and elections. Provides that only 30 ,percent instead ofgYasi majority of.the property owners in the area to be annexed need sign the annex ation petition and that 55 percent insteadI '6fl it&o-thirdsl of the votes cast at the annexation election are i-requifed ltol be favorable. ] 9Nl.
 House Bill 2O-Amends the mu- nicipal sales tax law by providing ldefinitions.
 House Bill 44-To provide for, tht lsclearancess of 5slurn and biig htet fsreas fol" de9elopinentP or redetel' opment in accordance with plan: |approved by the governing body q cities; to authorize the Alaska iAfIousing Authority to undertake slum clearance and urban rede- velopment projects. m 4, House Bill 94-Amending the law pertaining to election of members of the City Council to permit terms of two or three years. To provide for terms longer than one year, tnt Council must pass ar ordinance | and the ordinance must be ap' proved by majority of the cleo tors at a general or special munich pal election.
 House Bill 99-Provides for reas' sessment for local improvements when the original assessment ha' been set aside or rendered void by a court. ~s7~-~
 House Bill 115-Extends election laws and powers of first class citie' relating to public utilities, airports