The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-28
PROHIBITION BILL
,coBunusd Prom FIRST P.s..I

mobile licenses. The bill makes IL
unlawful to use the mufher c%ut-outs
upon any motor vehicle when within
the limits OF any city, town or village.
Delegate Brown. OF Marshall. proposed
the striking out of this provision. ana
was strongly opposed in the discus
sion which followed by Delegate.
Otto. Allen and Weiss. OF Ohio coun-
ty: Glover. the author OF the bill. and
Others. The proposed amendment
was defeated. The bill provides for
returning to the various counties by
the State Auditor the amount Of
money collected for automobile or
motorcycle licenses TO be used by the.
counties on road improvements.
Re-Distrietina Resolutions.
Delegate Yeager. OF Wood. intro
duced two joint resolutions proposing
amendments 10 the constitution pro-
vlding for re- districting OF state rela-
tive TO representatives in House Of
Delegates and changing the ratio OF
such representation.
Twelve bills were passed by Tie
House OF Delegates including Cap
tain Otto's bill authorizing establish
ment OF pension fund for Wheeling
teachers: Delegate Browns bill, rela-
tive to election 81 United States Sen
ators: establishment of normal train
ing department m county high school
support OF employment OF county az
ricultural agents. and uniform free
text book law for state.
The Woman's Suffrage resolution
was advanced 10 It's third reading.
which likely viii be tomorrow. II is
said that some OF the six delegates
- @-.HL-HmM LII -.
port Il on the final reading.
Three new oils introduced in the
House and thirteen offered in Senate.
including eight bills revising state
banking laws. Senator Rosenbloom
offered. two bills relative 10 roads and
bridges and 20 negotiable instruments.
Bills reported favorably by cosmE-
tees. include child labor bill. by
Weiss: revision Of mines and mining
laws. pure seed bill
Governor Hatfield submitted his re-
port Of cases in which he has extend
ID executive clemency. Report was
ordered printed and appended 70
journals.
The House committee on railroads
has reported ~unfavorably on The bill
introduced by Delegate Pilchard. OF
Brooke county, requiring the lighting
Of bridges and railway crossings
within municipelitier.
The House finance committee has
renorted without recommendation .w0
bills relating 20 the payment Of ap-
prOpriati0ns for officers. commissions.
boards or institutions not having an
office ~ the ate capitol. and also
relating "a payment into the State
treasury and making appropriations Of
moneys paid in. These bills prOposas
90 place the handling o. such f4nT-
with fhe state HOEfd 81 Control. and
would affect such bodies az the state
Hoard ~ EmbaimCra. state Dental
Board and others
The House committee on fnancr
has reported favorably on a bin au.
thorIzing counties and municipalities
20 advertise in a West Virginia yeas
hook Tor 1915. provided appropriation
for such purpose doa- not exceed one.
half of one cent on the 800 valuation.
The vofs on House bin 40. ts7. I'M.
nounromcnt % which was poffp0nrd
from MONDAY vas yesterday declared.
The Dill carrying by 40 10 cd. The bin
provides n uniform price 81 90 cents
10 BE- awarded jaiiors FOR feeding
prisoners
a part % section 40 2. OF gana. o
bll No. 20. relating 20 prohibition. as
passed BY the Senate after amendment
BY striking out the word hotel" Iua
before the word %resfaurant reads
"lt shall be unlawful Tor any pers1r
% keep or have for personal nee of
~otferFiac o- fo nee. or permit anoth.