Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-07

ADDITIONAL 1K1Dc1A10
Coneerning YelDswsesne RaFk.
WAsHrxorox. Jan. 5.-Senator Post
has prepared 4 bill for the protection
of Yellovstone Park, which he will pre-
sent TO his COMMITTEES, and eudeavOr TO
have reported by next Monday. Tho
bill provides for placing the park under
the iurisdHtion Of the adjoining county
of Gaiatin, Territory Of Wyoming. He
proposes 70 forbid the killing. under
anv circumstances, of all antel0pes,
deer, buffalo, eIks, otter, beaver and
other fur bearing animals, AZ well - al
kinds Of birds. The bill provides that
no fish shall be taken from streams IN
the park, except with hook and line.
The only wild animals which the Sena
tor proposes to be destroyed by hunters
Are such az lions. He wiD also, in his
bill, forbid the destruction or removal
Of all geological formations, fiing up
Qeysers with stones and trees, az isprac-
ticed now BY tourists. In order 70 en-
force the Law he fixes a fine, not les
than $50 for each offence, and provides
for the arraignment of offenders upon
complaint before justice OF the peace
Of 0allatin County. DE Will provide
also inspectors 20 watch the park, and
80 that tho Law Is not violated. Last
year English hunters spent months IN
the park, killing Of large game and
slaughtering az many as 4OOO elks alone.
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- 49, 49, a. 10 h;ii then rendino in the
Senate, vhile he believed the nation
had outQrovn the provision which the
Constitution has established for filing
minor Offices in the public service, and
that there could be no perfect reform
vithout a constitutional amendment.
Still ho thought there might be some
imurovemeut of the system by legisla-
tion. snch a. that proposed by the Sem
ata bin
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cense 70 present sne Iaa1'on Is~y'
asmucn as 70 RIanI .9ss nc "a -. Will IVY.
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community, ! sn!nk u my ousy ~ So-
CINE granting ~ III" sl'A' 20 my
c%ion.
sisped.
CAMDEN, Jan. 6.-Wm. H. Grover and
Thos. Scull. employees Of the Metrepol-
itan Insurance Company, are missing.
The former is under bonds for embez-
zling funds of tho Prudential Life In
surance Company and for forgery.
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w $500 I.n s-Th. ,roh.h,s
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niticance. The Government may redeem
gold certificates in gold. In practice 1t
redeems Rreenbacks in gold. 1t was b.
lievSd that II gold was reduced, specala-
tors might turn their greenbacks, which
the Government could redeem IN either
metal, into gold certificates and embaf-
rass the Treasury BY reducing the
amount OF Liabilities ON which silver
might be paid. The amount Of gold
in tho Treasury will not be changed,
but would DO Transferred BY Rreenback
security to certificates. For example, q
dsmpt;an goId vonid be- offered for
them. He would Immediately redeposit
the gold. and take out certificates. Gold
would then be security for the certifi
Gates, and the amount Of gold to secure
greenbacks would be reduced 60 much
lower that the gold certificates should
not be issued when gold available for
redemption of Rreenbacks was reduced
below SlOO. 600. 00O. Il Is intended that
SlOO, OOO, COO Of gold should be kept as
reserve for greenbacks, but here occurs
q sort OF double snume. 0old 70 secure
RIeenDac1s - not kePs SePotato kEOm
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