MEMORIALS THAT WERE PASSED
BY THE LEGISLATURE
The following memorial?. introdjc * 1
.session of the Alaska Territorial leg
islature, and are l>eing forwarded to
Congress, Delegate 'rom Alaska Dan
Sutherland and the I ^resident of the
United States.
Memorial asking Congress to en:u*t
laws providing for receipt by the ter
ritory of Alaska of twenty-five per
cent of the net proceed* derived by
the federal government from the fur
seal industry of the f’ribilof islands,
and a like percentage derived from the
Territory’s resources and not already
provided for,—By Senator Chamber
lain of Seward
Memorial asking extension of the
United States CSeological Survey to the
ration north of th- Kndieott Mouii
laias, known to con*, in vast beds of
high grade c. al and also nil seepages
—By Senator Hess, of Fairbanks.
l.femorial asking repiiir and im
provement of cables.-—By Senator
Piawley, of Nome.
Memorial to re-imburse the town of
Seward to the extent of $100,000 fur
damages wrought by flood of I<«*\vcll
Creek, a glacial stream impeded by
the erection of a trestle bridge by th»
United StsLtes flovernxnent Kailroad.
—By Mr. Chamberlain.
(Memorial for the iniproveanen* of
the mail service to Yakutal. and wav
points between Juneau.—By Senator
Hunt, of Ketchikan.
Memorial asking Congress l<» pass
a law permitting prospectors in per
form assessment work for two years
during one- year, due ‘o unfavorable
climatic conditions in wUne pa.’-ts of
tho territory.—fly Senator Fniwlev.
of Nome.
Memorial asking Congress to ap
point an impartial investigation com
mission to carry on and report on
prol»e of smelter ;uid« truns|*oc*ation
charges, claimed to be excessive by
certain mining men of Alaska. By
Senator Hunt.
Memorial asking for leasing of is
lands along the Alaskan coast adapt -
iilde to agricultural or livestock pur
pose*.—By M-. Ch.-unberlain.
The following senate coneurrent re
solution were passed by the legisla
Itesolution ins*ructing tlie attorney
genera I to take- proper tiinisures to
test the validity of that section of tho
Jones Shipping Isiw discriminating
against ALiska by holding the te>ii
tory from privileges to rou‘e over C.i
nadian lines. ISy Senator Collins.
Resolution extending invitation to
President Haxdi.tg to visit Alaska, by
Senator Collins.
Resolution extending Invitation to
Secretary’ of the Into.lor Albert I’*.
Fall. By Senator FYtiwley.
The following memorials were in
trod ured in the house and were passe-1
I i»y the legislature anrl are now being
i forwarded to th« Pre.side.nt of the Cnit
| ed States, the Congress and Delegate
| frtti* A I. us kit:
Memorial asking for creating of a
fourth land distrie* in Alaska with
Office, at Anchorage.—By Representa
tive Fraflne, of Anchor.-Jige.
•Memorial urging Pongress to pass
the McFVidden Kill crejiiing a bonus
of $10 per ounce for industrial gold
to encourage the mining industry in
Alaska.—By Ropreseutative Molt.
Memorial asking for esta.blishment
of radio stations at Wiseman. Teller,
Katalta, Seldovia. Kotzebue. Haycock
and Bethel.—-By Representative Holt.
Memorial a.sking a fisheries bureau
survey of the waters of Kotzebue
Sournl. believed to t-onbiiii large and
prolific fishing bunks.—By Represen
tative I Stow n . v
Memorial asking eStahlLshmcnt of •
service station of the Bureau of,
Mines at Nome to encourage find aid
jurospectors .and miners of tlm Sew
ard Peninsula.—By Representative |
Mein.ori.il urging Ponglress to pro-I
vide for salaries and expenses of throe i
or more additional’ mining engineers
to work in Alaska, under the direr- |
tion of the Baited States Bureau of;
Mines.—-By Representative Klsneir. I
■Memorial asking establishftnent of1
amend t.h«* mining laws >
• d States as to permit owners ol
annual^ fee of SlOf
i the cU-rk ofthe district court of tlieii
j so paid t«» tlie divisional road fund
id the division to 1*» applied to road
aunt work on bridges and trails.
Memorial fur establishment of an
insane asylum in Alaska preferable
ncsilr the Hot S|*rings of Sitka or some
place suitably situated. Fly fiepiv
aentative lliekuxt.
Memorial urging Congress to init
iate a wood pulp iind timber survey
of the forest regions of the Territory.
—By I tefiresentati ve Frame.
Manorial asking stationing of «o\
eminent rescue and aid to narigntion
cnjisurs at Ketchikan, Juneau, Seward,
Cordova ami Nome. by Committee on
Transportation.
Memorial for Federal aid ti* tr,in - -
poi*t»tioai lines operating at reusnn
ab!t< cost.—By Hepresentativp Holt.
.Vifcrmrial aslciug extension of the
Federal Firm Act to Alaska. —By Me
Memorial ask mgr Cungitsw t o amend
the mining laws so as to permit min
ers to do a.sses»sment work on one
placer mine to a. proportionate amount
to be considered performed for a
group By Kepresentative Julien.
M'dmurial asking placing of a light
house at Cape Spencer near ley
Straits. . -I*.v llepresentative Froine.
Memorial asking increase in the
appromia.tion for investigation of tie*
A'ti --uiproiv J'* w-unosKM pu.mau
Jlopro.senta.tive Frame.
GOVERNOR THOS. RIGGS
REFUSES SANCTION TO
MEDICAL LIABILITY ACT
All bill* sent to Governor Riggs
by (tflics late Territorial legislatu-e
ceptSon of the one making 'employers
of labor liable for in ed ion I ut'entlon
of then- employees <wwi that i»art of
the general appropriation giving A.
Ji. Heckman of Ketchikan $10,000 to
expend fo" fish hatchery work in Ket
chikan creek, according to the Ketchie
kan Chronicle.
The following bills introduced in
the House passed both houses anil
were sen* to the govwntw for approv
So. I—I’rovidbig for special elec
tion# to nil vacancies in the Terri
torial legislature.
No, 2—tor Territorial aid to const*
•wiseshipping and subsidising a steam
er far the run between So. ward. An
t hoamge and Alaska Peninsula. points
carrying an appropriation of $10,000
7- Agricultural College and
School of Mines, Pnirlxinks. appro
priation for $40,000.
No. 8—1tnovoiding for a Lien on logs,
eordwood. fuel wood. etc. for laborers.
No. 9—Aimending the old age al
lowance law.
No. 13—liaising the amount of
chaiypres for reciprocal license fur phy
sicians from $25 to $150.
No. 16—Deficiency appropriation
for the Pioneers' Homo.
No. 19—Amending the act relative
to insurance companies doing business
in Alaska hy repealing certain un
workable sections and Increasing the
premium tax from one to two percent
No. 20—Providing punishment for
wilfull injury to dams, Intakes, etc.
No 22—Changing the school poll
CUTICURA
ftEVENTS FALLING BAIR
-■— • Tnirh anta at
try tW* treatment: Touch ipota of
khpdruff and itching with Cuticura
Ointment and follow with hor
Ointment ana iotiow wun nw
itampoo of Cuticura Soap. Abso
htfelf nothing better.
ceipts Issued t■» collectors and requir
N». —Providing an appro|*n.-i.tion
of $15,000 for *:he purclias- of tile Neu
man collection of Eskimo antiquities
for the Alaska. Museum.
No. 24—Providing an aftiropriu
t oil of $3.00U for Lin* enierL.1I111ne.nt
of I'resident Handing ;unl Secretary;
Kail in ca.su they visit Alaska .
No. 25—Making ctniployerw liable ]
fur medical aid or other assistance
given to contract employees on sea -
**>nal occupation.
N«». 26—Regulating the sale of,
narcotic. i£ug>;.
No. 28—Providing penalties for al
tering- tjniOMls. earn narks or buttons
on reindeer, goal* a mi swine.
No. 31— Fixing a schedule of taxes
on furs and lirenKinif fur buyers, fur
fanners and trappers.
No. 32—-Providing a.n apjfropria -
ton of $25,000 for construction of .1
InUdge across the Nizinji diver.
No 35—Providing for a referen
dum by female electors on their de
sires in negat'd to serving: on juries.
No. 38—Relative. to the disposal
of proceeds of life insurance.
No.40—(Jeneral revenue bill.
No. *41—Authorizing municipali
ties to engaged la the lighterage bus
No. 42—Carrying of general appro- 1
priation items.
1N0. 43—Extending the appropria
I tion j»erlo<l to cover the full school
No. 44—Providing for the appoint:-j
! ment of Mine Inspector and fixing tic |
term of office.
Senate Bills Passed
The following senate bills pa-sod ;
both houses ami were sent to the :
! govern >r to approve.
No. 14—Relating to trust compan
ies, amending Section 3, Chapter 66,
Session I*aws of 1917.
No. 15—Relative to banking cor
(■orations, amending Section 9. Chap
iter 28, Session Laws of 1913.
No. 16—Relative to payment of de
, osits in two names.
No. 24—Repealing of the Territor
ial Shipping Board set.
No. 25—Transfer of certain escheat,
funds to the Territory a
, No. 33—Fixing salary of Secretary
of Territory.
No. 34—Signing of bills of ex
ception by other than trial judges.
N«j.| 36—Regulating operation of
oohl mines.
* 1N0. 37—kiting ei Inventories of
Tetrhorial property.
No. 38—-livestock act.
No. 42—Phanjmscy Board reporting,
ail funds to the Territory.
No. 44—Changing hanking laws re
quiring banks to pay bad debts be
ttons of TVrritori.il Shipping Koari!.
No. 19—liuftructirur Tcrritoral
resolution lo those whom* addressc*!.
No. r>1—Dcmw aiding notices of teU
phono cumpanies bolorv* removal of
instrument OB Batting witc&.
No. 52—Changing boundaries of
incorporated towns
.No. 55—Purchase of Seward IVii
inauU. railroad.
No. 56—•Maintenance of publio
schools Ln inuurpoivitad towns
| Mo.|: W»- — Prwvid&ng far colic.'t/.m
flat eoBhibit uL Milting Congress
No. 69—Labor Liens .on oil property
No. €t-~-Ktev.fiars Riving preference
tor person who shall be nominated
governor.
No. 71—Disposal of property left
iy deceased inmates of Pioneers* Ifome
ur ttro»e who have receive*! allow
Are YOU a Subscriber Mr. Reader T
CURFEW LAW NOW ENFORCED
Notice is hereby" given that th<*
Curfew Ordinance will be enforced to
the letter, from now on Any chil
dren wlio are out after 10 p m at
which time the curfew bell will be
rung, will find themselves in the hands
of the police, unless the children are
with a guardian.
The police department have been
given strict orders to see that the law is
complied with There will be no fa
By Order City Council
Police Committee
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS
Notice is hereby given to owners of
dogs that any dog found running at
large contrary to the following Ordin
ance will he summarily shot by the
Chief of Police or any police officer.
Ordinance No 212. . Section 6—It
shall lie unlawful for any person to
suffer or allow any dog to be at large
in the town of Noma, during the Oay
time between the hours of 7 a m. and
10 p. m from May 1 lo Nov. 1. Or to
allow any vicious dog. °** any dog af
flicted with an contagious or loathMktrrs
diaoana to ho at large at any tima
whether day or night. .
This notice also applies to aweers
of so called pet doge, of aJI cleans* and
the pelioe have been gives special or.
dem not to play aoy favorite*. Tie
yeur dog up now, help enforce Use law
and avoid trouble.
Signed: POLICE COMMITTEE
City of Nome.
Dated Nome, Alaska, June 14, 1921.
She Sits and Sews While the Washer Goes
This machine will do the family washing
for 25 cents. Why use old, hard
labor methods when you can
do it better and at less expense
FREE DISCftIPTIVE BOOKLETS AT NUQOET OFFICE
NEW GAME REGULATIONS
T udor now departmental regu'ttij*
effective July 1, 1920. the per’oti e
which martin may be killed i.s extend
od to November 15. 1925. I’n.lp; tie
old regulations, killing of mar'tu wa
prohibited from March 15 13*♦» to No
vember 15.1921, hence the new rullni
adds four years to the closed p<*ri-)
originally designated. The new r-gu
tattons are promulgated by the Burea*
! of Biological Survey of the Dr-part
i meat of Agriculture under an act o.
, Congress approved May 31, 1920 whict
I confers upon the Secretary of Agricul.
I ture the powers and duties heretofon
I conferred upon the Secretary of font
j mere* with respect to prot-i tlon o
Alaska fur bearing animal*.
Pursuant to this authority, the Sec
retary of Agriculture, because of wid«
variations in the climatic and physio
graphic, and in order to serve the con
venience of ’rappers and the cause oi
conservation with justice, has deemed
It advisable to divide the Territory In
to three districts, in ea/.-h of which
the conditions relating to fm are com
paratively uniform. The first of these
or District No. 1. as described by the
Department, includes the Aleutian Is
lands. Alaska Peninsula and neighbor
ing islands, and Southeastern Alaska,
mainland and islands, from Ynkutat
Ray to Dixon Kntrance.
District No. 2 includes the main
land and islands from Yakutnt Bay.
fSulf or Alaska. Illiamna T,ake and
Bristol Bay. northward to the head
waters of the streams flowing into the
Arctic Ocean north of the SStli para I ol
or North latitude.
District No. 2 embraces the region
drained by the streams entering the
Arctic Ocean north of the GSth pirate!
of North latitude.
The regulations applying jn the var
ious districts are as follows:
Unprime Pells—No land fu: boiring
animal shall be killed when its p- It
is uuptime.
Closed Periods-—Beaver—The kill
ing of Beaver is prohibited in all the
districts throughout the Territory un
til November 15. 1923.
Martiu—The killing of martin Is
prohibited in all districts throughout
the Territory until November 15. 1925.
..Open Season—Bl.aek. glacier, and
cinnamon bear, wolverine, squirnl.
marmot rabbit and Arctic lure may
be killed at any time.
The following land fur bearing an
imals may be killed in the specified
districts during the following open
seasons.
District 1:—Muskrat. Dee. 1G :c*
March 31. both dates inclusive. Ot-,
ter. mink, weasel (ermine). Dee. 16
to March 15, Inclusive, f^ynx ant for
Dec. 1 to Jan. SI tnclusive.
District ll0skr»t P**l. 16 ta(
May 31, includic*. Otter mink and
weasel (ermine). Nay. Li • o March!
31. laclosive. L*ynx. and rax. Nov. j
tB in Fftby. 21. igdiuaive.
District 3:: — MuskroT, Dec-. 1 to
May 3i. intinasrv. Otter, mick and
wiSfftMJ (ovmttuA. Nov. t to March SI,
iBCldflive. LfDt and fox. Nov. IS to
Auurtl 16, (ocJusfre.
Tmj**:——KIUi«? of fond tnr tetnne
animals at anytime by means of thy
traj> op dirioe kvsvn as the ‘'kttgrt”.
Dogs:—I of d .gs fo - pursuing
and killing land fir- ben-ing nlrnala
for wnich rlo-a-d seasons ex -t .- pro
Poison:—Killing o' any land fur
bearing animal by means of strychnine
or other poison is prohibited at -»II
NOTK - Thr- Criminal forte of Al
aska (Title 1. chap. 13, nee. 188) pro
vides that alT persons copie-ned la
l the commission of a crim- whether
they directly commit the ».--t consti
tuting the crime or- aid and abet it.a
commission. tho not present, are prin
cipals and to be tried and punished as
s'icb. P.v this section any person
knowinglv selling poison for the pur
pose of killing fur hearing land animals
Is a participator in the crime and like
wise punishable.
Seizure of Skin*:—All skins mf fur
bearing land animals killed in viola
tion of regulations found in the pos
session of any person in Alaska shall
| be seized by wardens and other offi
cers designated by the Secretary of
Agriculture and r-uch officers shall hold
said skin« for- such disposition <s shill
be ordered by the court having juris
diction of a suit for condemnation and
forfeiture thereof. Shipments of fur
from Alaska, whether shipped as per
sonal baggage r.r otherwise. will !»•»
.subject to ••Taniinaflos by pr^pe ■ au
| thorities and may be detained if ship
I nient was made i:i violation of the
regulations.
Section _r: of the Act of March I,
19<»9. ?.T, St 11 1137-1138 provides is fol
Ir shall be unlawful for any person
iff deliver to any common carrier for
transportation. n: for ,.ny fommon car
rier to transport from any shite, terri
tory. or district of the United States,
to any state, territory, or disfi l here
of. any foreign animals or bird . he
Importation of which is prohibited, or
the dead bodies or parts thereof of any
wild animals or birds, where ruck ani
mals or birds have been killed or ship
ped in violation of the law ■ *f the st «*. *,
territory or district in which the same
were killed, or from which thev were
shipped. Provided. That nothin-- ’acre
in shall prevent transportation of any
dead birds or animals killed during the
season when the name i my I iwfully
captured and the export or wbvh is
not prohibited by liw in the state, ter
ritory o: district in which the same
are captured or killed Provided Fur
ther. That nothing herein sfaj’1 pre
vent the importation, transportstio»
c»* sale of birds or bird plumage n :tr i
fact ured from the feathers of barnyard
Shipment of fttr? ■ oqstgae* t»
goiuo out side of Alaska which nay be
•sade at any time, should J»e reported
to the Bureau of 'Biolegii‘a-1 Surrey,
Dept, of Asrusulture. on appropriate
blanks which will be supplied for that
purpose.
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