The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-17
OFFICERS AH1 EH.y-uIt5 ARE
 ELEcTED BY Uaa..M0U5 VOTE
Collins and. Chamberlain.

 Collins and. Chamberlain.
 Upon motion giving him authoriza- tioa. the president appointed Sena- tors Price, Collins and Hunt to wait upon the governor tomorrow and mo- ..Gy him that the Senate has been duly organized and ready to receive from him any official communica- Ron. This committee will also ar range with 8 similar committee from ] t,e House to arrange for joint s. sion. \ recess was then taken i.. RIP hour.
 w.. Territorial House of Repres- g......as Was called to order at I-... ,r Territorial Secretary R. J. s..ua.s. who called upon the Rev. E. J. Greening of the local Method
 .. Episcopal church, for prayer, in which Mr. Grcentng invoked the blessing of the Almighty upon the work before the House.
 I-a oath ot office was administer uG 10 tho members of the House by Judge Robert Jennings of the Dis .ayt Court.
 l.. roll was called. and only the '..a Edward W. Burroughs, of the s....1 division failed to answer the
 's... , o appointment of H. T. ..... ul Juneau, for temporary o.......u. James Daily was unani- ..u-.r appointed secretary pro tenn. .. ...a voted unanimously to extend l-a Governor the courtesy of .... aa G.e r0srvum. Upon being es- u...t jo tna sbeaker's seat at the ,.-a .. t-c temporary chairman. Gov .r.ur u..c-.y addressed the House.
 ".5aucss are coming upon me thick .-a fast on my retiring days" said ID ..u..-aor. All of which goes to . n. lat all of us have none but ... a..I.te5t feelings toward each ...... sad are Sll working toward .. .s..a common end, the prosper 4. i'd development Of the Territo-
 When tao Governor had resumed
 Ii. s-& under applause from the re- .... .-.-.vas aud the floor of the ...-a. z. II. Ross nominated Andrew ..-.u oc the Fourth division as .l....-. ot tle body, and the temper ..y secretary instructed to cast a .~.u5.cus ballot. Representative .u,lrauc and Cole escorted Speaker -...auJ to t6e chair, upon which he
 l..essed the house.
 A consider it a great honor, and appreciate !t as much" said Mir. Ner- lard. "-o be appointed to this respon- s.h,e position, in which promise to L5 t.c best l can. To you who repres- aut ,t.s entire Territory, let me i'm gvce5 upon you that we are here to -orE for that territory and our con s,.r-ou,s. Let us make this a busi-
 .ea session. and not a political o.e."
 Tho motion, made by Representa- ,trr Coclrane and seconded by H. H. Ross. 60 oIcr 10 Attorney General Ras.ga~d the courtesy of seat in t.a House. was passed unanimously, and l.r. Eustgard was escorted to a d-sl aJ the left of the Chair.
 The body then unanimously ap- pointed James Daily as permanent se- cre.ary of the house, and he was sworn in by Representative Murray waa. .u the absence of Judge Jen- a.a-s w.s called upon as a notary public to perform the function.
 .ulgo Coclrane then addressed the T1.=e> as follows:
 "tJ the proper time We will intro dGgc 8 resolution in this houes re- .g-dtng the death of MT. Burroughs, @.o was one of the best and most a3piar citizens of the Nome Divi- ..ou.
 "gut tae death of MT. Burroughs has created a vacancy and it is the
 ardent desire of the Second division 10 ii the place now empty thru a.s unfortunate and intimely death.
 'I desire therefore to present the .L.I and ask that a special committee ca appointed by the Chair to consid- er it and render it's report on the measure at 12:3O p. m. tomorrow. An&I ask the consent of this body to BOW introduce the bill.