The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1921-04-29
FIGHT ON MINE
INSPECTOR BILL
IS ANT|CIP ATED
Majority of Committee
Against Adjustment Office
Many Bills Reported.

made in the House on the Senate
bill abolshing the office of Terri
torial mine inspector appeared this
morning when the Committee on
| Mines and Mining reported that
measure unfavorahly back into the
House. Two members of the com
mittee, Mr.. Murray and Mr.. Holt, re
| fused however, to concur. The
measure was carried to the general
file and will probably come up to
morrow for consideration under its
second reading
The two fisheries measures, both
| by Mr.. Britt. one for a re-organiza.
ton of the Territorial Fish Commits
sion and adding paid Fisheries Di.
rector, the other for full Territorial
control of fisheries, were brought
back into the House by the Commit
| tee on Fish, Fisheries and Game
without recommendation but with
the request that both measures be
taken up by the House in Commit
tee of the Whole for thorough con
| sideratiOn
Other Bills Reported.
| Nine Senate bills, two Senate me-
MORALS and one concurrent resolu.
ton were reported out of the Ju,
dietary Committee of the House as
| follows:
Senate Bill No. 81, relative to EN-
ployment Of law craftsman and
creating a law drafting board, rec
commended for PASSAGE;
Senate Bill No. 81, amending Sec
ton 2, Chapter 50, Session Laws
Of 1919, relative to removal of re-
moval of telephone and electrical
fixtures from houses, recommended
for passage;
Senate Bill No. 4S, relative to the
publication ofsSthe laws, memorials,
etc, passed at the present session,
favorably reported, Mr.. Frame not
concurring;
Senate Bill No. %, amending Sec.
ton 1880, Compiled Laws of Alaska,
recommended it do not pass;
Senate Bill No. 45, comforting ad-
ditional duties on the Attorney Gen
eral, recommended for passage;
Senate Bill No. So relative to fiji.
ing fees by foreign corporations.
recommended for passage, Mr.. Coch.
ran not concurring;
Senate Bill No AZ, relative to cor
porations. recommended for passage
with amendments by the committee
Senate Bin No. Al, the Frawley
abatement bill relating to houses
frequented by intoxicated pers us,
etc. recommended for passage as
amended by the committee, Mr. Ket-
tleson not concurring;
Senate Bill No 81, requiring fl.
ing inventories OF Territorial prop
erty by Territorial officials, recon-
mended it do pass;
Senate Joint Memorial No g. ask
ing Congress to impose a duty on
salmon, halibut and other deep sea
fish, recommended for passage;
Senate Joint Memorial No. 4, ask
ing authorization for leasing of ISL
fox raising and agricultural purposes,
unfavorably reported with Mr.. Muir
ray and Mr.. Frame dissenting;
Senate Concurrent Resolution No.
II, relative to compiling the laws
of Alaska without additional ex-
pense to the Territory, recommended
for passage with an amendment
striking out the clause. without ex-
pense to the Territory"
Concur In Amendments.
House Bill No. 2S, amending Sec.
tion 1925, Compiled Laws OF Alaska,
was received from the Senate with
amendments including in the meas
ure sheep, swine and goats. The
House was notified by the Senate
that the latter had indefinitely post
poned the Haines schoolhouse APP
preparation bfll and House Con
current Resolution No. 2, relative
to the relief of Martin Gately.
Senate Returns Bills.
Several House bills having passed
the Senate, a number with amend
ments, were received back in the
House this afternoon. House Bill
No "a, relative to an appropriation
for entertaining President Harding
and Secretary Fall on their proposed
Alaskan trip. as amended in phrase
ology, was concurred in by the
/ House; House Bill No. 81, relative
i to giving municipalities authority to
regulate and license certain places
of amusement and business was re-
ceived from the Senate amended BY
the clause limiting license fees to
s.. was not concurred in and the
Senate was asked to recede; similar