The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-12
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ExaAfnaffun Of state Banks.

rsaxonaas@ Recommendation
Exanfnaff0n Of state Baaks.
Ore % tas most important matters 10 Dc
brought lefsxs the legislative department
- sats state ws u Lss &sr7sfsssss@fss al .
Law pgass1sag far @xA.SEat.01 ~ state
banks AID tsl- ag.es rsssx - state lark
examiner. 1E3ssDlz losssS have fallen IT,
or csssoassess Ia hanks In tnss state -
he PAST Esash as snsSls have been pse-
| vented - IRE grobss regulation and sx-
animation os state banking Institutions.
The state Is able 10 aEl certainly sa0z4ss
fSYoE arsEsss1 st4ch INSTITUTIONS TIE SAFE
quarts EoE existing 3ash reS&ffnn 10 IA =
fs0ssz4 1AEEk2 TIE ss3sk ssess 81 BANKING -
sFnsEsx1isy q puasc che ssepensaax for It's
success ufSsa the age az 3s2Ssssss made by
tl% pAe.4c. The gssQsjss Ef3 do business
With TIE tanker. aE3 the general .sAEsiac-
thus acquire s right 20 KNOW liz state o.
Affairs prevailing in toe institutions upou
which naSs4usSs Ia ths several communities
10 sna@e Largely 10 depend Honest and
prosperous BANKERS WE welcome exarni-
nations at frequent intervals ws4fea viii
give them opportunity 10 advertise thear
sfasssias and Increase their business. " nsl.
dishonest and @fssuceesSs1is onss should BE-
g.e1es. oat 10 tae great advantage 81 CON-
ga2a.s.es infested BY them.
The Ffsh~ries.
The salmon aaheyles Of the state have.
In TIE past. been WONDERFULLY productive.
TT Iatss AGweYsE- evidence nf q decrease
ia the rssn u apparent ana al are agreed
that something Dssgat 20 be done 10 pre-
vent the Agsas extinction Of q great in-
austry. Tao methods are urged. reglsia-
tsUa Of tae means employed In taking the
isSns and artificial EFoYasarlcn. TIE most
enlightened government regulations. such
are Ia force Ia Europe and followed to
soszle extent at least la sae neighDoTlng
territory OF British Columbia, utterly pro-
aiDsi some Ok isse appliances made us.s 81
in this state. Aiy own opinion Is that this
profai hltlgs legislation proceeds from scis-sI-
f.E = fsIsxf gF 81
s9-iaislceS nefs, prohibited there. arises from
that short sighted policy which looks only
10 present profit re1.-1sess of the future
For myself. however, l make no preysu-
sion to knowledge IN this matter conn
DenainE II 10 your most pains. taking and
patient cafe
AfiHeiai propagation of FISH. while COM
pafatiseiy rev. appears 30 rest upon ap-
proved grounds beiag SUPPORTED by prae-
tIcat a. %ea A. scientific FGcE EAtcaerte
have been esta biisfesi and most SUCCESS
fully managed IA this state. In the Dres-
snt condition OF affairs these appear To lie
the oE.y f.eans -! Keeping up tho suppl
ard thus preserving the Industry.
he its.seFlsA VI thAs coast III all fneir
different departments bsd fair AZ no distant
day 20 prove Il source Of grea. wealth. NJ
Industry % sae state can DE- more bene-
ttsa ~ wise and protective .exsslatlsn-
The fisa commissioner has prepared a very
interesting and va.usable report 10 walcn /
AJAX attention.
Stats sapteOl.
The state Of washington "a and has
ucen E.ce It's Organization Without suit
able building for The various state offices
Al the present thine Offices are rented at
al annual rental OF over six thousand dol
lars. Some Inconvenience results from
crowded quarters and lack of proper APP
planes To remedy this. Some years ago
an architect wsas employed. plan adopted
Aild foundation prepared for the cree
ton OF d cepito. building. estimated 20 cost
about one million dollars. The cuustifu-
lion Of tais state provides in The most ex-
pticit terms that The indebtedness OF TIE
state s!isl! never exceed The san. Of 500 -
vs. There has been donated. however. by
the general government to the state of
Washington 1880 acres o. Wild land for
tAe purpose expressed Of aiding in the con-
suucfion OF public buildings. Laws hay.
been passed creating capitol commission
building fund TO arise from the proceeds
OF Lands @bea sold. On this imaginary
fund, Which has never contained a doxar
warrants bearing eight per cent. interest
assregating s@.S35.ss have been issued
FEese. with accrued interest amour, at
the present time 70 about sia5.Del For this
sum. which Is increasing at the rate of
about s9n annually the state has the
foundation before referred to for when
ne contractors received less than Sfsfs.,
During the legislative session of IsY-
aIil aas supposed 10 have passed although
IL hacked the constitutional number or
votes q ths notsr appfoprta ting soc 09f
from the aforesaid capitol building fund
On 134,trs Of this. by the terms OF the biU
The state guaranteed interest at the rnfe
Oh four per cent. The biz did not aas-
quat".s pfoteos the state. did not receive
q constitutional majority and was vetoed
hy the governor
The building Of state capltols has. with
few .acsp ttuns. led To- enormous; ,.xr.susIi-
lure aud many scandals. The state Of
IONA appropriated SztspUD and hal ex-
EbstEtessf last f1sif
the building il yet completed or not | an,
not advised This is / think. an average
example as public buildings are nos con-
structed, Nearly forty years ago New
hork adopted a plan and Appropriated
Nu.1.tri which stirn Il was agreed WAS
ample l0f ina complete construction ana
furnishing of the finest capilo. In the land
1onsidefaniy more than $2ooo go hsas been
spent upon the building, CHANCE after
enattSe made i'll the plans and tha iasf
message of Gov. Frank s Black Of lssN
expresses the hope that the sdifle. begun
hsAfiy forty yeats before may soon be
finished
Tho people ~ this state are radffs.,l-
opposed io any plan which commits the
State io exttasagAuce az this character
J1st is ~e ar" beginning 10 pay m ,.,sf
4.lst,tsSlf'ssss anu improve our financial
standing. 1t - proposed. however. 10 issue
warrants drawn upon a fund wrfef, ry.a :
aaF" an existence ~hen tae a..l lands rr,-
sipn@Ef mentioned have 6..s,a sid and
tsffaA .4f fAAi@tsts az toe sale bf
rants bald the eaptto. But this has a.
really been tried. Daring the sesz.ou ~
isss, NSe,fs was appropriated by tba ie.rlx-
{aturo from tais unuvXiSfeut fund. r,7,s
lns With the sN.sa In Warrants urrvlf.l,z3t
issued. an oven million Of dollars tstfs
~fF" called teT and submitted ami a r..ss,-
luton passed ~ the capitol cgYir7i ~sstaf
1851 e warrants could te sold at par thq,
contract should cc lcs tc the Lowest 80
ass. asEt the variants could ne; b. a,,,f,
ard Re- contrast was entered into Xvi
IDENTITY inIfstoFs were afraid IL the sssriir-
lfys fes RI%fs !u tlv Enttss. States ala
poo3te lants ~Frr bring anything bat gs.ti-
I'D sums gsf acre itsfo state of uafErsua,
treasures THE tide ianis ssrlos:xtu- ~
n" state 5tfsnS fae haleson DAYS 90 s.the
boom were -. d - ce worth ga 80 4sss
bai although these isDis ~Nfp asn.i,.iihszi-
- ~ sNeeEtlcnAI ya3ue from their pYox-
5fustN IL growing cities they aaya s.een
-iaEgtls ffitleaed away fsE eotnpa estttxcly
rGsat3 sums.
la the present emergency a plan ha,
te.eN "a number 0f tifnga s3sEE -tess Rat-n
e approved ~ thaS hoetv iRsgtls oTtne i,ss-
SaesisNta relief au3 seft far tAc tinss nf
least vsxtnw question. TIE TasErs;of,
cts0nfH csss3yt hp8ss Il has Aessss saA.i could
~ a pTwgssr presentation ~ the matter,
- pNgst1ssssi 30 ns state. Isis - A hasssa-
tIfal rs tsd!n&, costing snaae sfaaeu VIA
az ]. oF wing Iu re added 81 tns- Y.ar
containing t}8sa Fssset*sa.ry EsaFnhers {ag
TIE senate an3 ssogse II reerei s.sftaffv.ss