The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20
TO CUT SALARY
OF JUDICIARY
IS PURPOSE OF BILL INTRO.
oUcEo IN OHIO ASSEM-
BLY, YESTERDAY
Nesolutien For Investigation Of Civil
Service 10 Reported Without
Reeomrendstion-O Bills
Intslngenesr Bureau.
ColunN wa n ~ No

Columbus. o. feb. 10.
Representative NugtSsCr. CT CraW-
ford. Democrat. to-day introduced a
Dill 10 cut down the pay OF the jud'ci.
airy lie would cut the Chief Justice
OF the supreme court from s.. geo TO
10000. Justices OF the Supreme court
from $500 TO $500. Appellate
Judges from 5000 10 s. 600 and r.
duce the state pay OF Common Pleas
Judges from 5000 TO S2.5Oo
I In addition To state remuneration
the Common Pleas Judges are Maid
by the counties 5000 for each COO
population up 10 a maximum of So eco
The Nusesscr bill eats this allowance
10 Sl5.o0 pen LOCO.
I by an Unexpectedly large vote. Il
10 IL. the House passed the Hoy bill.
the stated purpose OF which is 10
purify the medical profession
Representative Hoy. OF Jackson.
sald the measure was intended to
stamp out OF the medical profession
men who. for few paltry dorraIs.
send people to tho operating table"
Without recommendation the How
resolution for an Investigation of The
state Civil Service Commission was
reported TO the House by the civil
service committee
3 Tie Nea:man bill fof tax e1pf!o, ,r
500 OF personal property was report.
ed fayOrably
: Proeeedings. IN the legislature yestcr-
THE HOUSE
Bnls Passed
Ht. ,romiey. OF Knox; To repeal the
n.,teFiniuatc pvuitcntiary scutsi4,s law.
Mr. Myers, OF Miami. MatuE GB-
tlunal and provision ia the Torr.l. land
also adoptedl
Mr.. Cromle,-. OF Knox: Requiring that
iaItie, nalloss are reopsned in contested
Bils Dsfsatsd.
Bureau Of vital statistics from the he
partment OF state and place II under the
state Hoard of Health.
Bills Introduced and Passed.
MT. keighard, OF Fulton Approprla-
lions to meet deficiencies OF $4,000 the
legislative fund and $1,000 Banking De-
Bills introduced.
{ Mr.. Barnes, OF Hamilton: Rcorgauiz-
INK the civil service system Of the state.
including county ana municipal depart
THE SENATE
Bills introduced.
! Nj. Myers. Of Marion. Providing state
aid Tor school districts fu which normal
training school l. maintained.
I Mr.. Pink. or Hamilton. Prohibiting
any person from exercising police auth
GRITTY other than those acting under
state or other political subdivisions.
Mr.. Lynch. Of Lucas: Permitting exc
cutors or administrators to sell property
at prlNade sale on order Of probate court.
Reconsidered and Passed.
Nj. Gas-. OF Putnam. Relating 20
salary Of Jail matrons.
Bills Passed.
Mr. Mallow. 90 Ross. Creating a
4 board Of agriculture 10 superscde the
agricultural commission.
Mr.. Myers, Of Marion: Requiring
county commissioners 10 submit plans
for bridge superstructures.
Mr.. Myers. Of Marion. Providing no
tice by publication OF petitioners for
county bitches.
Mr. Hoy Jackson: Providing free
diDhtheria ahti-toNin for INDECENT per-
sons.
Mr.. Thatcher. Of Clinton: Abolishing
annual examinations OF county treas
ury by probate court appolnfeeS
Mr.. Archer of Noble; Prov idiug for
registration Of bottlesN and other con-
trainers and making ~ unlawful TO rchll
By any person other than owner