The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-30
OHIO LEGISLATURE
WINDS UP SESSION
ADJOURNED SINE DIE AT LATE
HOUR LAST NIGHT.
Disposed OF a Number OF Importan,
Measures During Final Hours.
Intelhs Bureau.
Column bus, o., April -.

Columbus. o., April 10.
lhe legislature adjourned sine die
az a session which lasted late to-
nlght after a recess had been taken
Tor a supper with the governor.
n house to-day concurred with
senate amendments TO the Tetlow bill
Tor an eight hour day for public CON
tracts. The bill becomes effective in
1915.
Both houses concurred In the Vol
mer bill. which the present
la" Tor a ten hour day and - hour
week extended 10 mercantile establish
ments.
Both houses c%oncurred in the report
of the second set OF conferees on the
smith model charters bill. Partisan
nominations for municipal officials are
continued.
TO save a veto against the blind
pension bill. Mr.. Deaton had passed
through both houses a new bill cor
rectinc errors in the first bill. One
amendment keeps within the pro
visions of the Smith law the one
sixth mill levy required for the pen
sions. \ dependent blind person
must be n resident OF the county FIVE
years. The maximum pension is
S24O.
Speaker Swain appointed Repre-
sentatives DERRICK. of Logan. and
Smith. of Butler. and Clark. OF Ham
ilton. a. a committee TO consider
What disposition to make of the Ohio
canals.
AuditoSs Bill Passed.
Two administration f'mosrafs IN IT,
senat" w"r. placed in q hole figu~8tive-
o. speaking. NeSterdAy when the Repuh-
lioau~ took uu to demand "f state
Auditor bouaEey. . democrat. that his
hll requiring fiHt all moneys be paid
into the state treasury and accounted
for h' a." state auditor. be- PASSED. Don
hey Trad served uo-ic. ON Governor COX
frat le would demand action On this
measure. the governor having tried u"
sIdetrsck -. I'll" vote on final ps~rsge
vas ~ - seen ts"innIi'tn> ana '
democrats took U"rahe,'S Sid" in th"
r-nutrnv.rsN aud forced tho measure
THROUGH. Among those Who votel FOR
'h" hin wer" SENATORS Moor" and How
ati or caS'rru COM" Heuuhlis1nS.
Big Appropriations.
Nearly Sl."n" """ was added 2" TO
"rr'sl r'ri"f i"i@-' h' III" i'gi-ltt re
Yesterday re-. ~ludri-S hiil arriving
s''u."' end t'". uuauth"riz"d "'fi'i"n-
90 hf'l carrying Slil.s3- vcr. PASSED.
TIL" state iffuor 'i..uS. hoard - ginau
t'f- 900 r.. SUM of ft2.Ho VA spprn-
rfiut"d f"r s"udiuE veterans Z" ne Got
% ~h,.rE battle anniversary celebration
'n r-nu~yly anna and $1,000" Vas ap-
r.rrfi9t.1 for the P.rtvS victory cen
'.iuial celebration
Up 20 Governor.
Among "'. or these bills have hocn
I.t~~"3 hy hp'I houses and sent - tn"
-r'.rn"~ fur LIS signature
Continuing for or" year ~" state
iGllliuS cod" commission. authorizing
u~. ry ore dealer 90 mink bottles bought
from another dealer. f~orhiddiug any
rnic" TO rrtDti," lI" ANU 'riZirg
~.rnol boards 90 soil fetltv 70 municipal
library tru~ts'-. masking frs mortgage
loans ar.epfHhl~ a~ security FOR tho lie
f""~if 90 p'rhlf. money. swing tusti"'
courts Jurisdiction over uff.u-e- Against
tive steam engineer H..us" Law and boil
o. rules law requiring the placing -
frIIg" AMI railroad lights s." as not %
tsttS council 81 ton members and q
'fr- rItvor 80 s. n"" br Senator Moore.
I~ItIoflZing count, ,nWuf~-IoucrS %
ls' any material ~ improving a gap
THE HOUSE.
Bills Passed.
: y 10 80. NJ. IIn,j - Franklin.
N.t'"ril.'r Use hv dealer Of milk Not-
ti"~ n"ugHt % another dealer
- y" - NJ Jung - Cuyahora
f"-hiaiirE aiv .Idee 90 q court - rec
70 NJ Holden - scio,o.
Ntttuc o. 90 felony 90 circulate or -
fu." .%n"i."- - mako q ftls" statement
rs-trdfrz stock. bonds. fu4u al rord'-
IS % $50 --- NJ Moore 81 Jefferson
w. "- eng ."rrf' comm. ~e-'"u"r- -
r- ,""" "f'n .v' material
''r If"ttii-E tHa- after 1910 . shall
I. .rlavf.I .. 1850 rab"n-. ,tr I'ee
f'fr- Hua r"IHtf'"- 80 fo .urts'r toilet
Eeeonsidered By House.
E"..n-'I'.' trl sem p" .rnfer"n.e
.nww.''". t''e-' tutni"r 30