The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-18

nection with the liquor license Iegisla-
ton which he will offer. should the
legislators be unable to agree upon
eAh'T 90 he license plans now before
--em- -Icore would have boards Of
/ co"ht! commissioners rst as licensing
! boards. aud thus would eliminate the
expense cf maintaining q separate
body. lie thinks the wet and dry
issue would be lost sight OF in the
election OF county commissioners on
, other Issues. lie does not t. there
would be mich bribery. IL any, this
way. and he would provide for ap-
Ieais 10 the Common Pleas Court. He
may oGer his plan as an amendment
10 the present bills. and he thinks
that enough Republicans and Demo
Gratis will vote for the proposition TO
pass IL.
/ Governor elect Cox. who has asked
the legislature 20 pass 56 bills advo-
Gated by his administration. felt the
/ bumTs twice this week. In the FIRST
place. the House refused 10 pass his
anii-lobby bill. which the Senate had
rushed through unanimously. and set
: II down for Tuesday next Cox want
ed " made a law this week. so II
would become effective at once as an
emergency measure.
Coz insisted. too. that the lecisla-
'urc work five days n week. or even
sly. ttlt after being in session less
than four hours. both bodies ad.
JOurned until Monday next However.
MS need not mean necessarily that
the legislature will stick TO the four
day week
a Joint senate resolution providing
Tor an amendment 10 the state constL
tuition. making possible the short bal.
lot. was introduced IN the Legislature
today by Representative stephen VI
Young. Of Cleveland. and for which
the administration will stand sponsor.
The resolution provides that tho gov.
'rnor and lieutenant governor be the
only two state officials elected. n IL
proposed that .he supreme court
names Us own clerk. instead OF his be-
ing elected
u Is proposed also that the counties
which have more than one representa-
+ tive be- divided into districts. so the
people viii vote for only one rypre-
sentative. Senatorial districts will
likewise be- divided
a bill for IN" erection 81 q state do
teniion Institution In this city II be-
ing prepared by The state board Of adj.
ministra' l'oys and girls would
tr-t b" committed Co this institution.
"h"r" they would DO kept until their
mental condition is aFcerfained and
th"n thcv would be- removed 10 tho
hospital. whero they could DO given
the car" fhrir special needs required
The bunrl says many children now ~
mo stat" Institutions should BE- given
scientific treatment This change
would Ercayy simplify conditions IN
The bovs' and girls Industrial schools
reform union r. advocating bills
Tor st"rilz ntiou ~ habitual criminals.
making Indulgence IN What slavery n
J. nnl onenso and requiring medical
ccrtihcaies before granting Of mar
riaRc licenses.
John u Cassidy. clerk ~ tho house
is working Ou bin designed 90 zen.
nrat" state and national tick"fs IN
elections. election ~ municipal 81
hciai' ON non partisan ballots and tho
holding ~ municipal elections on sat.
urdaya
hn ~ stop double faxatIon on
m0r'r1r"l property i4 being worked
on %" measure would exempt tho
owner of mor'raTed property from
paving taxes uu fhD amount ~ thc
nurt~iro up fn half 90 the total value
e.. fro property
r'ur' of domestic relations with
Jurisdiction IN all cases ~ Juvenile g..
hnGu"ncf De- proposed in % bill pro
trr'i by Senator Lloyd. ~ franklin
county
ltru Urh wine hle boon known
t. IrOlu.r "A U4rE fr.9.u fsrfo