The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-18

Or t4c3aehfAaS ..-.t t..-. ----.-. 50
For equipment and apl atas In the
t'oF the library ana reading room. l.soo
For salaries and maintenance Of the
state normal school az Cheney, %. .Z5.rp
For library and laboratory E. e.. ..-. soJ
For repairs 70 building p. --......... 100
Sec. :. II any Of the itenlz Appropriated
in section II this act shall not BE- wholly
expended for the PURPOSES designated aa1
tho amount named on any other items
shall not 5e sufficient for the purpose
named. then such oEerp.us may De app cd
TO meet the deficient item or Items for sad
school for which appropriation Is made.
Preston's Labor Resolution.
Senator Preston's resolution for the prof
iSsbia Use " labor a. several of the states
institutions Was presented in the e--nats
sad waa adopted. and sent To the house
for concurrent acton. The resolution in
''foao.vsd. by the senate, the house con-
curing. That, whereas the stale has not
ben and y not pronong in any way by
the reform school. or by the labor at the
insane asyiuIfAs capable OF being utilized;
ard
Whereas. II other states the labor of
these Institutions il utilized 50 as IN many
cases 20 make these Institutions more or
less ssf~sAstalning and
Whereas The cost Of printing public
books. amounting TO probably slooeeo per
year. could bs saved 10 the state 10y having
THE printing done az the pen.entiary, be-
sides the lessening OF the cost OF school
books much below their present price. by
small appropriation for pant bsing
made: and
whereas. The state he. 500 people TO
clothe "a the various penal and charitable
Institutions usariy al Of which clothing
and most Of the shoes have 10 be puread.-
I'd, bGt Which could he mat3e at 1he reform
school w4th great saving - the state, and
w heTens, Several hur3red patents 1t
the Insane ass uE wa9 ara vel able 70
work and better OF by doing certain
claRBsr OF iai4cr ada pfyi - them. such
farming. AZ which sad patients could raise
large amounts ~ food :or the several IN
saltuticfss 10 s4lich they belong. as well as
FOR other state institutions. nov. there
fore. be il
"Beso,ved That the committees in the
house and In the senate having charge q
t1u~e institutions sshail meet together and
request the governor and members ~ thu
board Of aust and control 70 meet with
them, nit that said committees invest
gale the feasibility. practieaoiilty and eco
monte advantage 81 tAs sug ke~tiuyls here
in made or any Others that may occur 10
them. and thas they report their cunGlu
si0na IA the premises 10 their various
houses. together with their recofnmea3a-
toms. and 'hey are further requested 10
which they tlrss e6Yantageot1T 10 the state.
Objection TO Coal Memorial
When the secretary had read the house
EfieSnor tai calling en- the secretary of the
United states navy 20 use Washington coal
IN preference Ia cga, mined in British Co.
Il thing the legislature has enough 20
% - look after the necessary bills 9seIurs
mine. ae3 ] move that the memorial he
lasd an kne t&ele. No doubt the navy de-
rartfueat kpe~s %aat i Wishes III the way
= ayeanl- kiag coal lvttsr than does
aad tbe memorial was laid On ire tAbs2.
sIssca by the Governor.