CAPITOL BTOJMNG
An eiTort is to be made at the
comi' b session of congress to secure
an » jpropriation for a Capitol build
in r *t Juneau, for the accommoda
tioi of federal and territorial offic
ers'. a fireproof structure being
needed for years. The Juneau Com
mercial club has been spurred into
activity iu securing an appropria
tion. and Delegate Sutherland and
Governor Bone are promising their
iH-st endeavors, and little or no op
position being encountered from
other \laska towns heretofore men
tioued us probable capital cities of
Alaska.
Governor Bone, discussing the
project, said:
"Of course, half a loaf is better
than none, but 1 am hopeful that *0
can establish the necessity for an
executive offico ImildluR to congress
aiul in doing so get t!>o money that
we need."
Governor Bone sa d he had writ
ten the delegate on the subject, and
would work in close co-operation
with him. Governor Bone plans to
be in Washington nest January to
give actual aid in the effort to se
cure building funds.
Governor Bono contonds that all
bureaus having a hand in the gov
ernment of Alaska should have its
headquarters in Juneau. The renter
of bureau authority, he declared,
should be in Alaska and not in
Washington. Office room must be
provided for them and should he In
an executive office structure. Ac
commodations for the territorial of
ficials and the territorial legislature
must also be available in such build
ing. A wing for the Alaska museum
where proper protection for fire haz
ards cun be afforded, is also doclar
od by the governor to be a prime
necessity in any building erected.
Governor Bone said that his an
nual report to the secretary of the
interior, on which he is now engag
ed. contains recommendations rela
tive to the capitol, or executive of
fice building. He will also lend all
his personal influence in putting the
matter worward.—Empire.
Looks and Lucre.
filch Wife—1 col my good looks
from my mother.
Husband (who gets small nllowance)
—Then your stinginess Is evidently In
Independence Walt.
Independence hall, Philadelphia. tin
central In what Is known as The stnt.
house croup. was Ix-jain In 17S2. a. ! j
Ti ns opened and first put to iw In S.-p ;
teniher. 173R. when Willlnm Allen !
mayor and prominent merchant o' ,
Philadelphia, pive a dinner to the dtl
wns. It was occupM In Octol>er ot |
the came year by ihe lejrislature. of
which Benjamin Franklin was clerk
The IJIierty hell was placed In the
stale house steeple In June, 1753. C\>n
press convened In Ind* p^ndcnc** hall
March 4. 1777. left on September IS.
1777. returned July 2. 177s. and con
tinued to sit then- untli the close of
the revolution.
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