ALASKA
STEAMSHIP CO.
SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA
ROOTE SCHEDULE
Scheduled
Vessel Lv. Seattle
NORTHWESTERN May 13
VICTORIA _ May IS
ALAMEDA .-.May 26
NORTHWESTERN June 2
ALASKA —.—...June 9
ALAMEDA —.June 16
Scheduled
Ar. Seward
May 19
May 26
June 1
June 9
June 15
June 22
Scheduled
So. fm Seward
May 19
May 26
June 4
June 9
June 18
June 25
Ships in above schedule call at Ketchikan, wrangeu, juurou,
Cordova Valdez, Latouche and Seward both north and south bound.
Alameda and Alaska are scheduled to call at Anchorage each
trip during the season. _ ,
Freighter ODUNA scheduled to sail from Seattle on or about
May 25th. Wire in your orders.
J H. FLICKINGER. Agent Phone Mad. 149 Seward, Alaska
HOTEL ANCHORAGE
F. I. REED, Proprietor
Strictly Modem Prices Reasonable
Steam Heat Good Service
HOT AND COLD WATER IN EVERY ROOM
Rooms with Bath. Sample Rooms in Connection
Bus meets all trains and boats
ANCHORAGE, ALASKA
SEWARD NEWS COMPANY
GEORGE PHELPS
booksellers
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STATIONERS
NEWS DEALERS
Fur Light, Dainty Lunches, Go To
NORTH POLE BAKERY
ANCHORAGE, ALASKA
f JOHN J. MEYER, Prop._
SEWARD GRILL
HOTEL OVERLAND IN CONNECTION
first class accommodations for traveling public
PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS COURTEOUS TREATMENT
PRIVATE DINING ROOMS OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
Bachelors
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without extra charge.
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RATES, 50c and 75c,
STARR POOL HALL
THE PLACE OF RECREATION
A full line of the choicest fruits, candies, ice cream
and cigars received on every boat.
HENRY KOFORD, Propr. NEXT TO ALASKA SHOP
MARATHON CAFE
GUS MORGAN, Proprietor
Quick Service “We Aim to Please*’
Correct Styles
Reasonable Prices
CHAS. H. MUELLER, Inc.
Exclusive Furs
DESIGNING— MANUFACTURING-FURRIERS
WE MAKE UP YOUR OWN FURS
Satisfaction Guaranteed
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1619 2nd Ave—Seattle
Repairing
Laws Created by Legislature
During Sessions Just Closed
The Legislature passed 104 bills out
of a total of 180 introduced in both
j Houses. Sixty-nine Senate and 35
House bills were passed. Having pre
viously published the titles of forty
four bills the following runs the total
' to 70, all that have been received from
! the Secretary:
I Chap. 45, H. B. 18—To amend Sec
1 of Chapter 39, of Session Laws of
; 1919, relative to Primary Elections
and requiring candidates to file on or
bt fore the first Tuesday in February
Chap. 46, H. B. 1—To provide al
lowances for certain aged residents of
Alaska, not to exceed $25 per month
tor men and $45 for women.
Chap. 47, II. B. S.—For tne appro
priation of $17,000 to aid shipping on
tiie coast of Seward peninsula from
St. Michael to Kotzebue and declaring
an emergency.
j Chap. 48. H. B. 26.—Making appro
priations for payment of deficiency in
appropriation lor bounty on woives,
Board of Children's Guardians for the
support of school in incorporated
towns, agricultural college and school
of mines, and allowance for aged resi
dents, the Territorial Fish Commis
sion and contingent expense of the At
torney General and declaring emer
, ger.cy.
Chap. 49, H. B. 23—To regulate
the payment of wages and other com
pensation of employes in private em
ployments.
i Chap. 50, H. B. 14—To amend Sec
tion 362, of the Compiled Laws of
1 Alaska, 1913, relating to bond of $15,
9 000 required ol the Secretary of the
- i Territory.
Chap. 51, H. B. 13—To amend Sec-;
tion 3 of Chapter 22, Session Laws of
j Alaska, 1921, entitled, "An Act to pre
scribe fees and annual tax to be paid
by domestic and foreign corporations
and repealing Chapter 11, Session
Lajbvs of 1913, as amended by Chapter
54, Session Laws of 1915 and by
Chapter 72, Session Laws of 1915.”
Chap. 52, S. B. 67—To amend Sec.
| 13 of Chap 37 of the Session Laws ot
Alaska, 1913, the same being an act
entitled, "An Act to regulate the prac
tice of pharmacy in the Territory of
Alaska and to prescribe penalties lot
the violation thereof. The registeiing
of persons eligible to compound pre
scriptions; to regulate the sale of poi
sons, and to establish a board to be
known as the Alaska Territorial Boaru
of Pharmacy, appointed by the Gov
ernor, and defining the duties of said
board,’’ as amended by the provisions
of Chap. 47, Session Laws of Alaska.
Chap. 53, S. B. 5—To provide lie 3
for persons furnishing labor or mate
rials in fisheries and in manufacture
of products of fish and aquatic animals
Chap. 54, H. B. 43.—To provide for
jsuspending sentences in the court of
the Territory of Alaska.
Chap. 55, H. B. 15—To amend Chap.
22, Session Laws of Alaska, 1919,
amending Chapter 20, Session Laws of
Alaska, 1917, amending Section 658,
compiled Laws of Alaska requiring
foreign corporations to file annual re
ports and authorizing the Secretary of
the Territory to extend the time for
* filing annual reports.
Chap. 56, H. B. 45—For the settle
! meat of estates wunoui aamimsira
: tion.
Chap. 57, H. B. 55—Amending Sec
: tion 1328, Compiled Laws of Alaska,
relative to service of process and oth
er papers.
Chap. 58, H. B. 56—To amend Sec.
1, Chap. 56 of the Session Laws of
Alaska, 1917, entitled: “An Ac* relat
ing to and regulating marriage and
marriage license in the Territory of
Alaska, and providing penalties for the
violation of the same,” approved May
3, 1917.
Chap. 59, S. B. 52—To amend Sec
tion 1923, Compiled Laws of Alaska,
relating to the crime of larceny by
I stealing horses.
Chap. 60, S. B. 84—To amend Sec-,
6 of Chapter 18 of the Laws of 1919,!
relative to the establishment and
maintenance of schools outside of in
corporated towns and incorporated
; school districts and declaring an
' emergency.
Chap. 61, S. B. 96—For the relief of;
i Laurence DeWitt, in returning $125 onj
fur-buyers’ license.
Chap. 62, H. B. 31—Providing for
the regulation, sale, disposal, posses
sion and use of narcotic drugs; and
providing penalties for violation of
same.
Chap. 63, H. B. 34—To prevent the
interference with samples of ore or
bullion produced or purchased for as
saying purposes, to prevent the mak
ing and publishing of false assays, and <
to provide penalties for the violation
of the provisions hereof.
Chap. 64, S. B. 97—To amend Chap.
55 of the Alaska Session Laws of 1919
entitled: “An Act to prohibit the im
portation into the Territory of dis
eased livestock, to make provision for j
the eradication of diseased livestock
now in the Territory and to make ap
propriation for carrying out the pro
vision of this act and declaring an
emergency.”
Chap. 65, S. B. 66—To amend Sec
tion 17 of Chap. 48 of the Session
Laws of Alaska, 1913, the same being
an act entitled “An Act to provide for
the formation of banking corporations
and to regulate the business of bank- -
ing in the Territory of Alaska and se
curing supervision thereof; for the ap- 1
pointment of a Territorial Banking j
Board, defining its duties and fixing j
penalities for the violation of this act j
as amended by the provisions of j
Chap. 30, of Session Laws 1915.
Chap. 66, S. B. 102—To provide for i
the obtaining of bids and awarding of ;
contracts for printing required by i
public offices and institutions of the ;
Territory of Alaska.
Chap. 67, S. B. 50—To protect the
industry of fur farming; to provide
for the registering of brands and pre
scribe the fee therefor; to provide
for the marking or tagging of skins; to
prescribe punishment for violations
and for other purposes, and making
an apppropriation.
Chap. 68, S. B. 53—Prescribing the
i qualifications for persons serving as
jurors in the courts of the Territory
of Alaska, exempting certain classes
of persons from such service.
Chap. 69, S. B. 95—To amend Sec.
654, Compiled Laws of Alaska, 1913,
relative to foreign corporations, and to
provide for service of process upon
such corporations.
v^nap. iv, n. n. 01—Aiiieuuiug ate.
1 of Chap. 37, Session Laws of 1921;
being an act to provide for the main
tenance of public schools in incorpo
rated towns.
Chap. 73, providing for compilation
and safe-keeping of a list of Alaskans
serving in the World War.
Chap 72, approving $90,000 for the
Alaska College.
Chap. 73, to revise the general law
of business corporations and repeal
ing Chap. 58, Session Laws of Alaska,
1913.
Chap. 7.4, for relief of George Tur
ner.
Chap. 75, prohibiting taxing of costs
against defendants in criminal cases.
Chap. 76, providing Territorial co
operation in holding divisional fairs
in each of the four divisions and ap
propriating $8000 therefor.
Chap. 77, relief of Everett Pacific
Fisheries.
Chap. 78, making further provisions
for the indigent and needy.
Chap. 79, stocking Prince William
Sound islands with deer and Chichagof
and Baranof islands with mountain
goats.
I Chap. 80, poviding the purchase of
a cabin at Kiana for use of teacher
of the Territorial school there.
Chap. 81, refund of taxes to the Stan
dard Oil Company.
Chap. 82, authorizing a co-operative
arrangement for mine inspection be
tween the Territory and the Bureau
of Mines.
Chap. S3, authorizing the substitu
j tion of defendants in certain suits
ocroinct
Chap. S4, providing for funds for
the erection of a school house at
Haines.
Chap. 85, regulating the operation
of motor vehicles on public highways
outside of incorporated towns.
Chap. 86, for the purchase of the
Tolovana tram road and its operation
as a public tram and highway.
Chap. 87, authorizing the purchase
for $15,000 of the Garside building for
use as a Territorial office building
and to house the Alaska Museum and
Historical Library.
Chap. 88, making the Territorial
Treasurer ex-officio treasurer of the
Alaska College.
Chap. 89, revising the 1921 fur tax
law.
Chap. 90, revising fees to be paid
for incorporation in the Territory by
domestic and foreign corporations.
Chap. 91, providing a new method
of choosing men and women jurors in
both district and commissioners’ i
courts.
Chap. 92, amending the Territorial
road law of 1919.
Chap. 93, establishing a Territorial
Board of Accountancy. ;
Chap. 94, providing license fees for
fishermen.
Chapter 95, establishing closed fish
ing seasons in southeastern Alaska.
Chap. 96, general appropriations.
Chap. 97, revising and codifying the
laws of municipal corporations.
Chap. 98, revising and enlarging the
workmen’s compensation act.
Chap. 99, requiring branding of all
reindeer and the registration of their
brands.
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