The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15

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tai punishment is 20 be inflicted and
II was again voted down. 80 To 30.
The house passed the Morris bill.
which provides that detectives shall
he committed TO he care OF the state
board OF administration. which will
then provide treatment for them in
the proper institution.
Representative White. Of Columbia
county. introduced a hill changing the
fox season from December l TO Sep
TENDER I. "a January I To october l..
and permitting farmers to Kill them
at any time they are found to be in
juring property.
The senat passed a bill by Mr..
Lloyd. OF Franklin county compelling
chauneurs 10 stop and aid persons
whom they have injured. Another
hill provides for the suspension of
chotffeurs for violation or the motor
laws Another makes 81 n felony
Tor stealing or tampering with an au-
iomobile.
Among senate bills introduced are:
Providing support for dependent
children OF prisoners.
Defining as fraudulent a check is-
sued when the signer has no depos-
u.
Requiring %coroners 70 publish des-
criptions OF unidentified victims thus
doing away with the general idea.
he's only a hobo
Six senate bills passed includes
permitting the use Of acetylene lamps
in coal mines under conditions as to
tho existence IF noxious gases. etc.
The bill also 'hanRcs the standard
mount OF mineral. vegetable and
animal oils 30 he used in illuminating
mixtures; providing Tor 20 minutes In
Siruction in the public schools on the
subject Of preventing accidents.
There was re-Consid.red and missed
n hil providing for q return 10 tho
secretary II state of unofficial election
returns.
Hills were introduced repeating the
law requiring two days labor on high
ways and streets. empowering dairy
and food commissioner to lnspect
places where drugs are dispensed. en-
towering state board to u,cn-
ses and increase pharmacists Zee 20
ten dollars and assistants 20 s.. 'h.
receipts to be used in lighting cocaine
regulation Of stock Issues. known a.
III" Blue Sky law. requiring electric
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buttons FOR Use Of MAX
Ing all franchises issued hereafter ,o
he FOR ind~-ter-ninIte period: making
u mandatory on county commission
'rs 20 Keep rivers free from obstruc-
tiou o~hscrvanra of annual FIVE pravc,-
Ton dav In october. county comm!s-
siorers cannot make allowance for
clerk hire in excess Of the amount
provided FOR hy the county commits
sionors according go m opinion OF A.
iornev General Hogan. today The
question was raisod as q result 81 tho
action ~ the G%uornsav county recor-
dor IN allowing 50 g. excess Of the
amount provided for hv the commits
siouorS for this prrpos..
According 20 the attorney general
ih' recorder - Guernsey county f.
iah!o for the amount in excess II
ih" commissioner allowance.
There Is no time limit governing
signatures 20 petitions under The i'm.
niativc and referendum. according 10
Attorney General Hogan in an opin
ION given tO-oiv. Signature secured
IN 1913 VIII b. good ON petitions for
n referendum vote In 1914. according
- the attorney general
The opinion was given 30 men inter.
'stfd IN suffrage. AMI thc attorney
g%encra! mentioned the fact that the
legislature may impose provisions
mat arc not carried 100 tho ameu1mont
ratified last September.
The stat" emergency board. which
was composed of Governor Harmon.
attorney General Hogan. Auditor or
state Pullington and the chairman ~
each house o. tho last General Assem-.
bly,. I~'lIlingt0u alone being q RepubIi.
can. wts denounced in the bit'preq-
tones Iossibl" in the course of a Je.
bate in The senate on the a~ppropris''on
.ull calling FOR S2t5.0np 20 defra- -
h~ciencies in tho state departments
Tho measure was declared 10 smell
x something not akin 10 the odo-
~ roses
The bill was passed because the
Democrats were MP against n and had
20 make good for their own parfv's
misdoi1gs. but Senator Mooney. a
Democrat. declared that many Of the
items IN the bin we're not Legitimate
emergencies. and the cvucndifures
nevor should have been ordered TO
asked that The board power D..
c1rbed even n So we're necessary fo
PIT tho board out ~ existence
NMF INaIA or |NlNIfr MNrFa Mra r.
lowed Co eXpnnd f2G.552 and tht. lfsrr
camo IN for the yeyprpsf dcnuuciatlou.
IN item FOR $1,000 for postage Tor cor
respondencc schooling for officers os
o." National Guard vas declared f,
look SHADY. and 'h" G-pro-. militia
Investigation committee wif' look into
the expenditure Tho aftorurs gpn
oral department rpru' $40 g7f OF
which amount 10000 was FOR pprrini
counsel Aftornrv General Hogan
was scored FOR vag'irr OBJ. -f7,.s
money
IN bin. having passed. t.e hose
0ill nor 20 to fnr governor Joy hi
signature
Former Judge George 90 Ot.,. rf
Columbus r~orrrsontInr ffe rtate
ISOLATION ~ member. af eI.. f.nr
boards today r|racrfrd FOB tho ..rafa
judiciary committee amendment. ta
no Iricb0'in civil service hiI. which
uould place election Officials 200 "a
non-compoi'tivo claeo
Tho amendments provide fhas a.
election official. after being removed
from onice hy o." appointing Official
may appeal ~ fIe af1fp rI.I service
commission This. according f1 Son
ator F1ebolin. thn author ~ ffa hIf.
makes Tho removal OF 900 incompetent
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