The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07

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fex assessOrs OF several counties reia-
ove 90 establishing n basis Tor listing
sn sna "a, progeau.s. be =, ,'s a. we
kre declaring that their properties should
- Hated 81 lOWer figures similar
Destins will be hele Ia f1ndlay to-mof-
An estate Of $4,000, OF which $4,000
I. In real estate. 4 left 30 Burns l.
Maynard. OF the Maynard Coal Com
peny. we'll known coal dealer. IN his
will which was filed for probate to-day.
Acst OF the estate 10 left 10 his widow.
his tso grandchildren
In q letter SAINT 10 members Of the
legislature 81 merchants. manufactur-
ers and other business men OF this city.
the assembly h. asked 10 pass only such
measures a. are vital and necessary
Declared that the business interests OF
This state already have suffered too
much from past legislatures.
Amendment Of the present law for
bidding absolutely the existence OF se-
cret fraternities and sororities within
Ssntsd To-Day by Reprssentaiive Jones.
pf Franklin II permits such societies
Shsn teachers. parents or members of
The board of education are made active
members. Maintenance OF rooms or
club headquarters IL forbidden N per
eission OF all parents 81 mefnbers -
also may be lifted
Representative whittemore. majority
leader OF the house. to-day expressed
The opinion that the legislature will
cess about triday. April 70. two weeks
from next Friday. a final short SEES
later. he declared.
Building and loan associations would
pc subject 60 inspection and regulation
hx hA al int ~ huu IN
buiiding and loan companies. according
son tn n RsixhssS Of TSsi,o DS Tson-
Dmy H. offered as the main reason for
the bill. IL II opposed by building and
Loan men
Reports during the last political cam
paign that liquor dealers were deducting
certain per centage before paying bills
and placing this sum in campaign
FUND lead TO introduction to-day OF q
bill Intended To prevent this. Represen-
native Lovett. OF Adams. presented the
measure. II provides a fine Of between
$500 and $1,000 for the first offense and
1900 60 $1,000 for the second offensc.
From whose bill the sum Is deducted
first offers to give the amount
Laura II. Hammond. administrators of
the estate Of the late NJ. NJ. Hammond.
of Charleston. W. Va. kanawha *
Michigan Railway employe. erough.
against the road. asking $4,000 dam
ages. Hammond was killed between two
cars 81 Charleston In February.
Governor Willis to-day issued a proc
Iamation calling on people OF Ohio TO
celebrate next Friday as the sOth ami
versary OF the surrender OF General
Lee. AT AppomattoN. aud the virtual end
Ing OF the civil war. The governor sug-
gests that inasmuch as Friday also h.
Bird and Arbor DAY. school children
hold double celebrations by inviting
Civil war veterans To participate In tree
phantom exercises.
BOWLING GREEN. April 6.-Ninc-
teen saloons have again opened Ia Wood
county after "A dry period OF six years
and half. by a large majority this
county voted Tor prohibition In 1905
Licenses have been granted to citizens
Of Custar. North baltimore. stony Ridge
Ross and Lake townships. Luckey, Penn
bervIllc. Cygnte and Bradner.
WASHINGTON. &. H.. April 6.-RoRd-
master George Ruman. Of the Cincin-
natl Hamilton a Dayton railroad. resid-