The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-20
Demand That He Either Re-
sign or Be Fired by
the Regents.
UNIVERSITY MON E ~
Is to Be Held Up on Account
Of Him the Board
is Told.


CHARLESTON, Feb. 2O.-The Uni.
Nerslty appropriation is still being
held up awaiting some agreement as
to the memtcrs OF the faculty who
have given Il part OF their time to
other work, a delegation from the
fnance committees of the two house.
waitsd upon some OF the members Oh
the board of regents last night and
declared that the appropriation would
be held UP indefinitely unless Profess
sor Henry S. Green. teacher of Greek,
tenders his resignation or IS dis
charged. Prof. Green has been mott
fled and is expected to arrive here to-
day.
Records kept in the office of Gov
ernor William E, Glasscoek show a
remarkable absence of legislation at
the present session OF the legisla-
ture. Bills which pass both houses
are sent to the governor for his
veto or approval and he has FIVE
days IN which to act Resolutions
are not usually acted upon by the
governor. The present Session has
adopted two resolutions worthy of
mention, oae proposing an amend
ment to the state constitution pro-
htbiang the manufacture and sale
as beverage of intoxicating 1io-
uors on and after July l, 1914,
and tIhe other asking the representa-
tives of this state in Congress to ia
yor an amendment to the federal
constitution providing for the cleo
zion of United States senator's by dl-
rect vote of the people.
The governors records show that
bills have been sent to him as fol-
lows:
Senate Bills.
No. 50, amending the law relative
10 persons qualified to serve on the
Berkeley Springs Board. Approved.
No. II, the legislative appropria-
ton bill, providing for pay Of mem
bers and attaches. Approved.
No. SO, amending the charter Of
the City OF Martinsburg. Approved.
No. So, authorizing counties with
a population of $1,000 or over %
pay additional compensation to cir
cut judges. Approved.
No. ?, amending the charter Of
, the City of WellsIburs. Not acted
upon. EFEiF,fJ
No. GS, creating state board for
The examination and registration of
public accounts. Approved.
No. 12, relating to bridges built
and maintained by corporations. Not
acted upon. :
No. 100, amending assessment law
so that Indebtedness of persons may
be charged against bank stock Used
for taxes. No action taken.
House Bills.
Nos. $50, 1872, 1873, relating to
White slave trade. Approved.
No. 1G7, amending the charter of
the City Of Moundsyille. Not acted
upon.
No. 6S; repeating the law creating
the Independent school district Of
Harmon, Grant county. Approved.
No. 2U2, establishing a state tu-
berculosis sanitar:um and appropri-
arng $4,000 therefor. Approved.
The following bills were enrolled
and presented to the governor to-
day:
Senate bill No. "a, authorizing
the county court of Braxton county
to issue orders TO build bridge
across Elk river at Gassaway.
House bill No, 65, making Column
bus Day holiday.
Substitute fer House bill No. 1856,
amending the charter OF the City of
Blkins.
House bill No. 1853, apprcpriating
$4,000 to replace the buildings of
the Concord Normal school at Ath-
ems, destroyed by fire.
In addition to the above a1e leg
stature has passed few bills rela-
tive to dentistry, druggists licenses,
court records and other matters,
The bills have not been enrolled and
are of minor Importance excep= &c
certain classes or interests.