The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-14
STATE llDR CONDITIONS.
S1noT U1EAsIAL nEPORTs READY
UOn TINE PRINTER


upoc3al Dispatch to the PoSt-InteIaSencer.
OLYMPIA, Dec. f3.-The first bssfsnas re-
port Of the bureau Of lafor VIII soon oe IA
the hands Of the state printer. IL nae oeeA
made ~ exhaustive ar the appropr saf.on
Eould admit CT. and vii consist o. shfee
general divisioas.
Division one vii be the report OF Labor
Commissioners w r. &. Adams, and VIII
comprise four parts and about twenty s-c-
ttone, treating upon the following suoJecss-
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Ct Washington % Proi- FREQ y. . r.nn r.
eeff1er VITA brief mention % resources and
6ffncipal products population, AREA and
esnerSI characteristics. Pubic schoois.
nHWsuzpers. printing Offices. etc.
Pars z-AgricaiseraI data. fruit culture.
hop culture. fax culture. fisheries, extent,
character, production. markets. prices.
ETC.: forestry, logging, description aad re-
sources. metal!iferous mines. mineraiosy
OF the state by counties: principal mines.
smeisers and their productions.
Part 5-Manufartures. lumber. its produc-
tton. markets. prices. etc. ship building:
meats. production, Imports. etc: cured and
canned meats. 1sh and vegetables: fruits.
canned and dried: grain. milling. markets
and prices. brewing and nsalsins. beer pro-
6netl0u: structural material. stone, brick.
lime. clay pipe fire clay ana IRE brick. etc.
Part 4-Commerce, railway tables, class
1h<d statement showing quantity of various
csmmodisi.s received 80. end i rorsafasa r,a ny
trade tables. classified statement shnStng
tonnage and value of imports and s1Esstrts
ct the principal ports OF Washington: com
parative statement OF imports and produc-
lion and manufacture In the state Of WASH
jngfon. also foreign markets tribuiary
thereto.
Division two will contain the report Of
the Inspector OF railways, mills and factor
ies William Biackman. II comprises ln-
droducs0ry remarks and recommendations.
detailed report Of all Inspections. with
the results OF same: condition OF the wage
eAsners; description Of The steps taken BY
the bureau for ffs welfsre and protection:
the instructions issued by Inspector Black
man Ut various times In accordance with
ances or specific alterations In mills and
factories for the prevention Of accidents
70 employees. together with the results OBJ
tanned. . tahulated statement Of capacity.
vari0as works Inspected TO date: sabai-
lated statement OF wages. hours OF en-
pIoyment. and number OF months In tho
vafious industries 4 detailed report Of rail-
way inspection. and the results, to close
with such Recommendations AZ the tnsrec-
Tor. from experience and close observation.
may deem timely and necessary.
Division VIII contain the report Of In
spector Of Coal Mines r. II. Norton, cover
Ing. drst recommendations for future leg
ace. the necessity for which has become
apparent TO him during the performance of
his duties; second. an accnun; Of strikes
and other labor troubles during the ypasf
two years. third. detailed statemexif OF
all accidents reported or. discovered during
- same 1850. J sesn. 2 swkAs.~shtlr ca ilse
and the action taken In the premises;
fourth, comprehensive description nj all
coal mines being operated within the state.
by counties. with name and STYLE OF COM
pany and name OF superintendent, man
ARer or principal executive officer together
with their condition. the method. pursued
IN working the same. reriting the action
taken where necessary to insure the safety
OF employees. and recommendations FOR Gu
ture guidance where such Instructions have
not been or could rot be fully compiled with
MP to the present