The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-02-10
Bill to Allow Attaches Mileage
is Defeated in the
State Senate.
SEN. BLUE LEADS FIGHT.
Routine Of the Upper House in
Detail Shows 1t is
Quite Busy.
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SMAAEAASLA1o4ON, ia RCD. lU-The
senate voted down bill to allow at
taches mileage. Senator Blue led
the fight for economy.
In the Senate.
The committee on engrossed bills
reported that Senate Joint Resolution
No. II and House Joint Resolution
No. 1S had been examined adm found
correct.
House Concurrent Resolution No. 9
petitioning congress to pass laws reg
ulating police control of the traffic in
intoxicating liquors and the granting
of liquor license tax certificates with
in the borders Of the state was pass
ed.
Senate Bill No. Z, relating to cor.
rupt practices in elections, was read
for the third time and passed, 70
take effect from passage.
Senate Bill No. 81, providing that
prosecutions for violations of the
election laws must be commenced
with one year after the violation, on
Its third reading was passed.
Senate Bill No. 25, relating to far
mers' mutual insurance companies,
was made special order for We'd
nesday at Ii o'clock.
House Bill No. 10, relating to the
West Virginia university and the val
ue of diploma therefrom, was or
dered to the second reading.
House Bill No. II, relating to the
terms of circuit courts, was ordered
to the second reading, and referred
to the committee on judiciary,
House Bill No. 1S, providing for
the elimination Of general history and
single entry bookkeeping from the
common school course, was ordered
TO second reading, and referred to
committee on education
House Bill No. %, relating to sal
aries of teachers and members Of
boards Of education, was ordered to
second reading and referred to the
committee on education.
Senator Hill, from the committee
on education, reported favorably
SENATE Bill No. 2S, creating school
ook commission, and House Bill
No. %, relating to the salaries of
teachers and compensatlons of the
members Of boards of education.
He reported unfavorable bill sim
liar to Senate Bill No. %.
Senator Forman, from tho COM
mIttee on judiciary, reported fa-
vorably Senate Joint Resolution No
I, and Senate Joint Resolution No
II, each proposing a constitutional
amendment. He returned Senate
Joint Resolution No. and House
Joint resolution No. withoue rec
concentrations. The latter au-
tthorizes the auditor to draw his
warrant on the treasurer for the
per diem and mileage of the mem
bers and attaches.
Huse Joint Resolution No. 10,
appointing a committee to secure a
site for state institution for the
care and treatment of tubercular
patients, was read and referred to
the committee on medicine and san
itation.
House Bill No. 13 was ordered to
It's engroesment and third reading.
The bill relates to the West Virginia
university and the value of diplo-
ma therefrom
Senator Hatfield introduced Senate
Bill No. SO, amending the ballot
law as last amended by his bill in
the session of 1907.
On motion OF Senator Ashburn
the rules of the scnatetwere sus-
pended and Senate Bill No. 2S, re-
lating to school book commission
and providing for uniform series of
text books, was taken up out of Or
der and ordered to a second reading.
House Bill No, /, relating to IL
censes, was special order OF busi-
ness. Senator Blue offered an
amendment to prvlde that it shall
not be mandatory to compel any IL
cense court to extend any license
existing on the 3Oth day Of April.
The amendment was adopted and
the bill ordered to its engrossment
and third reading,
Senate Bill No. %, relating to