The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-22
Capitol BILL Is PASSED.
OI.5nr Rfsgofcgs OVER ~ Ar
PRECIPITATION OF xs-s.fs
Measure Provides fer Ssny feonfs-
mics fa Original Esla.s-~tf la Now
In se shss fssernow-4saaEd SF"s-
ably he Carried ossr Vets.

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state esu.tai Daisaing-
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rnosulne dragged oass II sbe mass u co'a-
p.ic41es ans nf4rneHfs tast .4se3 o'3fseo ~
for several days aa3 after sss14s e11s7fS
WORK. stood reseaset la tse ofis-f+a4 i@ffH
In phsra l. appeared she's Z g4azssa1 lise
house about swo weska $50. 70 Dtsi N1a
In committee q The sshssa dsrh8 gee en-
tire morning hours ane l~zfs % t3.e al
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A.. passed IL provides ffT 1ne completion
Of tar hesl8tug on tae original 3 1885, bsst
Requires taa1 fna come sse elHstks2 @a'si
naive aood eTA substituted for tS5e nss'fs
"a peIadwe hlsnbsr psanggs9 Tor tt.e 4i.&4.'t'
+, ais, allows assck Ia be esesi ~ sas oattsF
walls wfnefe STONE ass lntsfsee@, aeA -0'''
vsdea for other changes that faay se sec
ezsary 20 keep the cazt d9Nn - the hS''s1a
contemplate IN the nfil
The governor bass a.Nsxs te@H 0t-'oss3
20 any building beinz erected Or tae t&
fatsnd.sfissss erected as years esq
and IL i, not expected fslaf lie NJ s.gn tae
Dl.6 II = exEa FiEGgllze4 faat "a "9fii"
rather suffer ths I~aasAsa III IT'S 's59 ofs3
bis veto taan 10 give IL AIS approval :.
II possible that be VII 6ls1f] = - become
a la by :uaegiUu. 1sat Those ~l'@ hiso~
the governor best. Do nsst tasnA as ala
nlio1 II "a pass ~ asm So easily.
The building hlll. wtth al ia entanE3s-
ssants came ap Ia the senate n coulnl!i-
te., II the whole SENATOR Tom Miller of
Thufsfoa sasa he had favored purchasing
the o.1lft house 81 oue time, issft MS ceii-
stits,enta We're not satisfied. and he y 80
nos oppoeea Ia It.
psugssffser ~resgsed y II the tangled mass
Of committee reports ard asna ndmetts 10
an endeaxof IT, get bAes % the Original
bill as IL passed the boase, appropriataS
tovle,o for a uew capitol building als3 lI,a-
vialgg for q new contract.
wuahife said a capitol bns1lng eonA
not be erected on tho present fenndat on
Tor yssstss4 that w0ltltf D@ Il credit - sha
stale or a prpfiabse investment he be-
iiuved that not to exceed sIo.se should bsf
expended no@ IN bsAI3ing that would
answer temporary purposes Tor a Yes
years. until she stats Was better able "a
er.rt "A proper capitol. he was wiling so
purchase the court h5ust. ~ sfscE a Eszs2-
est building
No Compromise Wanted.
piemmer did not believe 81 compromise
Either a good capitol should be htIiii ~
nothing eholsld les done. T'he land held
for state building purpeses @ts susiciont
he taeash;. 80 erect good hai.3lna.
Preston regarded the coors house IAN
ms ia the nature Of "A Enakeshift proposl~
ton, and he believed the people oe o3ym~
pia and OF TIC state WOULD ultimately Fe-
gret any such purchase.
Hamilton urged The court hssaase plan
unsil the state couid eee lta money in tha
treasury. II should not attempt 10 erect a
aig capitol building.
Keith favored she pn1Wo tuliding.
Megier sad ne had sN1ke5 al the 'gittls
cslhhy-ho.es' in tha court honse. auf VAS
opposed 20 the purchase ~ ;has building
he knew IF bso acres in his county hs-
longing 80 TIE laaa grant that Ucsa wofta
80 an acre. and this aioee Noud be sN5,
90
Tom Miller said II the land grant fund
was now tapped far wpwaesIs Of t-,3a.o
with interest for the court sstgss sos that
II would so wreck it that sosna aay when
tho people wanted 10 etest "a Nord oaU.tat.
they would have ~ ~ }awu is their oan
pockets far "a nlil.loa .3.4rs
Mei{eavy waited ,be sa0ec3 Hep.opsia-
ton
Keiahart believed in catching the ral,4t
before Ae na3a the soup lie Wanted ta
see the meme hegera Is uss sral.. 's}y,
fe1r n1oHey Nlst. &gd taeu aglja accord
laKit. be said