The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-16
JOINT SESSION BEING PLANNED
 FOR DELEGATE
House Gets Ready to Open Fish Controversy-Sen-
 ate Slows Down Rate.

The first step toward launching the f.sheries discussion before the Legislature was taken this morning when resolution cslll.1g for a joint session of the two Houses to be ad dresse1 by Delegate Sutherland was Introduced by Reoresertat.ye Grant and passed unanimously Speaker Cole appointed Representative Gran. and Ross to act with a similar cen mittee from the Senate.
 The resolution authorizes the ap pointment of committees from both Houses to invite Delegate Sutherland to address a joint session at such time as the committee and the Dele gate may agree upon. It is expected that the Senate will take action on the resolution tomorrow
 Two Bills Introduced
 Mr. Dackcr introduced bill en- filed. "A bill for An Act 10 aid shipping along Seward Peninsula from St Michael to kotzebue.' He w.a Mir Wilson Introduced House Bs'l No. 9, for the creation of an Industrial Insurance Fund. the elec- lion of a Commissioner and repeal ing the existing mining compensation act. The second measure introduced carries an appropriation of S100,000 In compliance with the recent mes sage from Governor Bone relative to need for deficiency appropriation for the Pioneers Home, the House Ways and Means Committee today brouqlht in a bill carrying $4,500 for the Home
 House Joint Memorial No. 3. re- auef the establishment by the Bureau of Education of an Indian Training School at Wrangell, and House Joint Memorial No g. asking for a survey of the Yukon-Kuskokwam portage, passed their second readings
 Senate Slows Down
 The Senate today abated from it's forne. rate of speed in legislaHon. considering fewer measures than for several days. the let-down, apparent ly, being partly accounted for by the .ntcrest displayed in the Literacy Bill hearings in the lower House. Two bills were passed, one passed It's second reading, one tabled, one continued in the daily file in second reading, three favorably reported for phsIsage. and three returned by com mittee, without report, with a recon mendation that they be considered in Ccnnm.stee of the Whole House. Three new measures were introduced, No. "A. by Mr. Brown, being the In dustiial Insurance Act presented in the House by Representative Decker and Wilson; No. 75, repeating sec Lion 4S2, Compiled Laws of Alaska relating to estate iby courtesy, and 76, biM for An Act establishing ? Territorial Board of Accountancy and defining its powers and provid ing a penalty for the unlawful use oi tit,es, and providing for the organ izataon and maintenance of such board by MT. Dimond.
 The last measure provides for the appointment by the Governor Of l three skilled accountants with neces ssry qualifications as members oi the board fer two. four and six-yeal tenms, one new member to be ap pointed every two years. The board is to conduct examinations and issue certificates to successful applicants showing them to be certified public accountants. It carries provision fol an apIrupriation of $500 to put the board into being and maintain 1t foi the Ibiennium.
 Bills Passed Today
 The two measures passed by tnt l Senlte are: No 26. amending sec ton 1,743. Compiled Laws of Al aska. by authorizing non-residents te take over. the personal estate of non resident wards; No. 37, bill for An