The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-22
HOUSE REPORT IN DETAIL.
\ Resolutten Adopted Reauesttag
Treasurer Yoana for q State
sneut a. To Fumds

special Dfspateh TO the post-intslIiEnacsr-
OLYMPIA. Jan a.--Tha present house
appears to bs or All inqulr!ng turn OF mind.
Yesterday tt passed a resolution directing
IN inquiry into the methods at the state
printing Office. To-Day. on motion OF Frye,
the house adopted a resolution relue sting
the state treasurer TO furnish a statement
~ TO the amount Of funds n ais possession
and The place or places wlaere they are kept
oa deposat
II vii he remembered that the post-In-
tcihsenccr called attention 10 the fact dur
HE TIE late campaign that tue state treas
vrer MAS crediisng himself with s2aasg
account which he had Ia the Intna Saw
mss BANK. sa Tacoma. now defunct. The
rseeat reports OF the treasurer have shown
that there II = large amount % the states
out the state
In the canpaiGn OF iss the popaits.s
assaissd the Republicans fer keeping pub
ne funds In bank. Claiming that many of
the aepositoriss Of pubic m8n&ys were
unsafe The fo?nsets did not promise. es-
acils. 10 bury the states gold when they
OF what ,hay said. II has tranzpfesi how
ever, thaf the Popuiist state treasurer fea
sesssy aud naturally into the hahis Of
heal3nG the states coin deposited In banks
sxcepf thar he has aroused sos,,e critlcsrssu
py allowing the amount. on hana 10 s.ecs-
m1ats causing tho state considerable sx-
prnse soT interest on outstanding wax~
rants
Thls ~ the resolution introduced by FRYE
VI 9nAtcSin tntk morning. ana anani-
'se u r~s~slvnd. That the treasurer OF the
etAte or Washington he requested "a sup
nit 20 ihls h0uSe "A statement shelving fhs
amount OF money on nsnl helsng5ug 10 III.
various funds. Gnd asso showing whrr,s
es~d money - keps Or deposited and II auy
81 the STATES fnasLs arr Deposited in BANKS
the names es TIE said banks holding the
same sssj sha amsega.s held hv each al sasa
banks. respectively
lhe fAfr4aFy Semnittee reported on a
rufns%f az hfi-s Recommending thasw t.~
asha1te Foktpeaemenf. Most of them ara
shstuduseitla "a the pestssce acf ssa.. bv
the sisie supreme soaft shall aasfxe she
iat l*-At4Fe coacerNiHR Tho constitution .5EfNY
OF Iail.Sr'ani iaws pfespo@et in the sass As.
tu.F. TIC committee advised tan ha&as,, Ia
saislsiii'eiy postpone tar Sys!i
srown succeeded Ia x~stlng ne rs,sert Al,
tne comm it"e fVtecsad eu 3 S,aas vote
after = slsori skIriNlsa sA.d he. IL Ia nav
patpsss IN thl4R measure So further sasf
sse's.s:.on. Many avs have been ,aseed
olarad inapssatGy o. saTsaYs~f fsssstopaf 8,
the s4prNs4e cssuyt ghs~ AAls been /. ~.
ma sx0 so ! heseve she hQuse sae.sa
gsys TIE measure sae conai ler&iian.
There ~afs "a ysssss a8& e. nays sn th~
tfseSssa - S9eEf sAT tetsrt ssg the cssgss fasf-
tee 10 sss.lssa9issix postpone a few mia
uteg &tsr kEs seN easas@ ~ on seeeef
rss3 - afsa k1A&geyi "a 10 ssgk9a s,,s
a. sfssr tae sA&otaeg eiAassS gaa~ All ag
hsesra ass5a Fsssne.i - tAe s~eensa - As,
ineessrcs Sa4eA EsssE 81 gae rssefnhs,s,s ~
ss~ a1#Ee- rs Subsequent d-A l..s..n,,s =, ~
ky~. .@AF SCI - ft@,efe1T*. N'rvr.
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sea asesf sis.abees # the fsssesaYy ...rs,-
f'AtEts. AZ satTf ser sha eaas.cn. So Gr,svs-s
4'erte %E8st asfg e vas ranssae Rsa f~ t@s
supreme sestrs 80 sasssF Atgssssets.sa} ss...s-
sie1s or So 3e4d< p.sbata ~ 5sw wssha4.f
hesFas srrsfsa hasA sttas a 4 F.s,,s.~ -
s@efs AZ saN "
En~tchsrs ass~f the ea.nf saas tAa 80.
.sF.f ~ss os1s@sss'ssatE *fssL AZ tae cun~g +
tuition xff~$ Ire ~ pfssszss .asstrs ,,., r.,s.-
10 eeS81s ssfc's s. ICES Tors - Hs2v - ras..8
Ia fas seEassaEtsFe, tin5s So sFz.e2L ass -
eSaUsht aiF@etfy 81 she saHseers- .-....~. -
settlement sss& t-Ue.e@aTJ Tee $780,. =.
. sSsesssa5sy tsss&5.sosls vote ss.fssszs.t e.
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