S. B. 40.—Prohibiting any pub
lic executive .or employee in the
Territory making (200 a month or
more from accepting any other
work for compensation.
8. B. 21.—Prohibiting discharge
of firearms within incorporated
cities and towns.
S. B. 47.—Fixing attorney fees in
certain actions.
S. B. 48.—Correcting existing law
relative to pleadings and demurrer.
8. B. 38.—Prohibiting the em
ployment of any husband or wife
In a public office whose spouse'has
an average Income of $200 per
month.
8. B. 60.—Paying the C. W. Car
ter Mortuary $75 for burial expens
es of Hirlam Parsons, an indigent.
S. B. 51—Requiring Auditor to
keep on file list of all foreign and
domestic corporations.
8. B. 52 —Making incompatibility
of temperament grounds for di
vorce.
8. B. 54.—Naming the collateral
security the Treasurer may accept
to secure Territorial deposits.
8. B. 5.—Fixing a penalty for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct
in public places.
8. B. 61.—Appropriating $3,000 for
an Alaska exhibit at the San Diego
fair.
8. B. 42.—Naming the Board of
Administration to select a site for
a Women's Pioneer Home, but mak
ing no appropriation.
8. B. 8.—Candidates filing for
office jnust have voted at each
primary election for four years on
the party ticket they propose to
file on.
S. B. 56.—Amending the work
men's compensation bill to require
payment to the Territory by em
ployers of $2,200 in addition to $105
burial expenses in cases of de
ceased employees having no depen
dents, such money to be credited to
the current appropriation for the
allowance of aged residents.
8. B. 35.—Giving authority to
the Board of Administration to en
ter into contract with the Secretary
of Interior for education and wel
fare work among natives.
