The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-31
BILL PROVIDING Ap 'HIS lAT0RS
 BELIEVED DEAD
Unfavorable Report Made by Committee Committees
 Report Many Bills.

Bill No. 12, introduced last week by MT Ross, providing for public administrators throughout the Ter ritory, apparently went ljy the board this morning when the House Judiciary Committee reported on the measure making a recommenda- ton that it do not pass The report was signed by Chairman Cochran, Messrs. Frame, Getcheil and Mur- ray. Mr. Kettleson the remaining member, did not concur in the rec ommendation.
 Senate Bill No. 2S, relative to amending section 1123, Compiled Laws Of Alaska, was also reported out of the Judiciary Committee with nn unfa vorable recommendation and will probably be killed in the HoGec.
 House Proceedings.
 Victor A. Julien, the new mem Der from the Second Division was seated immediately following roll call. A communication was received from the Senate transmitting Sen ate Concurrent Resolution No. D, by Mr Collins, authorizing the At torney General to take whatever steps necessary to determine the legality of certain sections of the National Merchant Marine Act.
 MT. Holt introduced House Joint Memorial No. 10 relative to the abolishment of fish traps and cer- tain other fish regulations, which was referred to the Committee on Fish, Fisheries and Game. House Joint Memorial No. II, by MT. Rickert was introduced relating to extension of various Federal acts pertaining to road aid, and referred to the Committee on Judiciary and Federal Relations.
 Committees Report.
 The report of tne Joint Commit tee on joint rules recommending the adoption of the rules of the 1919 session with certain amendments was read and adopted. House Joint Memorial No. 6, relative to Federal gid for transportation, was favor ably reported by the Transportation Committee with certain amend ments. House Bill No. IS was re- ported engrossed and enrolled and House Joint Memorial No. z was reported engrossed by the Commit tee on Engrossment and Enrolment House Joint Memorial No. rela- tive to the stationing of a submar inc chaser in the waters of Boring Sea, House Joint Memorial No. 4 relative to installation by the Gov tain Alaskan towns and House Joint Memorial No. 9, were reported fav- orably by the Committee on Judi ciary with the recommendation that tbey do pass House Bill No. 12 and Senate Bill No. 28 were un- favorably reported. House Joint Me morial No. 8, relative to the estab- lishment of mining experiment station on Seward Peninsula, and House Joint Memorial No. 2, en- uOl tIt hCF esOiu boHuc bill, passed their second reading. The latter memorial was advanced to it's third reading on motion by MT. Holt and under suspension of rules pessed the House by a unani- nous vote.
 Land Bonus Taken Up.
 House Joint Memorial No. 3, re- lative to a land bonus for Alaska ex-seryice men was taken up for consideration, read for the second time and taken by the House in the committee of the whole for further consideration.
 At noon, the committee of the whole arose and reported progress on the memorial under considera- ton and recess was taken until p. m.
 Afternoon Session.
 Immediately after converting at ? o'clock this afternoon, the House again resolved itself into the Com mittee of the Whole, resuming con- sideration of House Joint Memorial No. 8, which was later reported back unamended and was declared to have passed it's second reading. House Joint Memorial No. ', rela- tive to a survey of the waters of Bering Sea and kotzebue Sound was read for the third time and passed
 Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 5, relative to making a test of the National Merchant Marine Act by the Attorney General was read for the first time and referred to the Judiciary Committee Senate Joint Memorial No, 2, relative to the es- tablishment of mining safety sta tion and instructor in relief work was read the second time. Senate Joint Memorial No 3, relative to payment to the Territory of 25 per cent of the revenues derived from the fur seal industry and from other resources, late this afternoon was taken up by the House in committee of the whole for study of amend ments proposed by the Judiciary COmmmitteP