The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-06
.UletsI SEQ oreadll 'lllf Il q 'ihEe0 Senate
On Locq al 0pt iion leasure
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CHARLESTON. Feb, 6.--Adyocates
Of a liberal local option. law had the
senate well in hand yesterday after.
noon and after a long hard fought. bat.
tie they succeeded in laying to rest
the Hnzlett local option measure and
centerlns consideration upon the Craig
bill. The Hazlett bill as originally
drawn made the county theSunlt. II
also provided that any precinct, ward
or district that voted dry would stay
dry though the county voted wet. The
Craig bill excerpts cities Of over 1000
from the county vote and requires no
elections at all in cities where the
council has the exclusive license grant
III ing power we s y "
me me plolos''ion cA''e W 10 'l'e.'a'
order at $3.50 p. m. pending a motion
maze " substitute my t'aAIelt 'I.'' pl'l .or
the Craig bill. Kidd started the. dis.
cusslon oy MOVING 70 s s'r'ke l'e. OUT OF tne ne
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senator Wai9e moved 1hat The sub:
s1ltute be stFacks OUT, put was ruled
out ot order. several more speeches:
were were made. OUT Iafther discussion
v was stopped Ds baileys moving the
previous question. 49, I. 4 ,.52
me senase taen oy q vote Z. = o.
thirteen ayes and htteen noes declined
70 sfosttnte q Hazletts iaL'le bta Tor the
craig Dill ~
Row ! ney voted
Ayes-'blue' carroll, england, Flynn,
Grimes, Hazlett' Kidd, Santee, Shinn,
omfth to1 Caoeii) tomHn lll lod Ralelgn),
sntherland' Fo1anan-ls. "
Noes-Aslnpurn. balley, Baker. Cos;
sin, Craig, Fisher Gartan' Hatfield,
Johnson, Mcintlre' Meredlth,T Miller
silver, Whlte, zilllRen.-.-ll5.l
Aosent-totfnan and l1ttlepage.
Then senator Fisher offered an en-.
tirely new Dill as a. substitute Tor the 9
craig Dill. inc chiet slle point OF OF dine diner.
ence IN TINS Dill was thal 1t provided provided
stringent PROVISIONS E'N'll against
the shipment OF liquor into dry terri.
tory. Fisher explained that ne be-
lleved ~ II q community t'i1 WISH wished 70 be
Dry 1t should not nave IT'S wishes over
f"ied ey hqaoF dealers IN wet COM
m'lnities. Blue moved that the entire
matter be referred TO the Judiciary
committee anu tue discussion broke
out alresn' S
a Lively Debate.
Col. White SPOKE at length IN ld'
vocacy OF the Craig Dill. contending
mat 1t answered all requirements.
Grimes Grimes attacked 1t strenuously l'l and
he was aided by Blue who said It was "a $
no local option blll at all, because I'm,
der Its provisions a city was ne, not bound
by the result o. the vote In the coun-
~ but on the other 't!i'e1, iland could out
vote the country districts and force