The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-05
committee The Senate approVed the report.
 Ornhanape Loses Out.

0rphanage Loses Out.
 Senate Bill No. 70, was greeted with a cold shoulder when it sought admittance at the House doors this Mir Cochran moving that the House do not receive it. The motion was carried. The measure provided for the establishment of @ Territorial home at Wrangell for orphans and carried an apprOpria- tion of $1O,000 It was returned to the Senate by the Clerk without being considered by the House.
 Senate Bill No. 54 by MT. Hunt, relative to changes in the manage ment of the Pioneers Home was also buried by the House after it had dangled on the calendar for several hours under second reading. A motion to put the measure on the table was carried The House pass ed by a unanimous vote, Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 13, di- recting the Territorial Treasurer to employ a competent aclountant to audit the accounts of the Pioneers Home was passed by the House with out dissenting vote.
 Resolution Not Heard.
 Efforts to take Senate Concur rent Resolution No. ', the Britt Bill tor the control of Territorial fish cries, off the table failed during the afternoon session as did an effort to have the same measure set for special order at 7:30 o'clock this evening. number of members de- sire to give it some consideration but owing to the lateness of the session, there Nas some doubt eX- pressed as to it's being reached. The game bill of the Alaska Fish and Game Club, has also apparently found permanent berth on the tableas no notice has been given it for several days. It is possible however, should there be a pro- tracted fight over the appropriation measure in conference, that both measures may be considered in the closing hours of the session.
 Morning Session.
 With but few measures left fol final action, virtually all of which were in conference, the House this morning opened the final day of the session prepared to rush through al matters as they came up. Free COT ference committees were appointed  act; House Bill No. 27, authorizing incorporated towns to license anC regulate certain businesses; House Bill No. 16, Senate Substitute therefor the Ross Road Bill. Agreement ha been reached on the revenue act bl noon on all differences except al tO the tax on reindeer carcasses the House standing for 50 cent per carcass. The agreement reache, retains the present system of con putting net incomes of mining com ranies for Territorial tax purposes the Senate receding from it's amend ment for the adoption of the Fedora income tax system of compensation A free conference was also called | Senate Bill No. 63. giving SchoC boards in incorporated towns an school districts authority to handl the question of allowing Native chi dren unrestricted entrance in publi schools.
 Eight-Hour Conference.
 When the House recessed at moo the eight hour law was still up the air, the free conference cor mittees failing to make any repor The Senate notified the House, tn; it had concurred in House amen ments to Senate Bill No. 55. for u purchase Of the Seward Peninsu railroad. These amendments pr vide not more than $30.000 to l expended on the project and a SD cial appropriation to cover it instea of taking the funds out of the ge
 eral road appropriation. The Sena
 also receded from its amendmen to Murray's Bill for S25.0O0 for co struction of a bridge across the \
 gina river. thus passing the measu
 in it's original form.