The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-19
$4,000 PROVIDED
FOR EMERGENCY
OHIO LEGISLATURE COMES TO
RELIEF or STATE BANK
ING DEPARTMENT
Mary Measures Acted Upon. All Of
more or Less Importance
Some % the Measures.



IntsinEsnesr Bur..u.
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Inability OF the state banking de
partment 10 operate within its appro-
priauons during the administration OF
Emery W. Lattanner as superintend-
ent. was responsible for the introduc-
ton OF a bill In the House today TO
appropriate 4.se0 for payment of
bills.
The bill also contained an appro-
priation OF $1,000 for salaries of al.
tendants in the House OF Representa-
ives before the new appropriation
period began Feb. IS.
Only employees who have taken com
petitive examinations are permitted
10 retain their jobs without another
examination open 20 all. according to
Dill introduced by Representative
Barnes OF Hamilton. II repeats nearty
all existing civil service laws relating
TO municipalities. except police and
firemen.
civil service commission must certi-
~ the entire list OF eligible candidates
instead OF only the three highest.
Mayors are given authority to ap-
point and dismiss chiefs of police. fire
department without appeal. Mayors
also may dismiss a member of the
p civil service commission for any
cause.
Republicans passed the Mallow bill
IN the Senate to substitute for the
present agricultural commission. a
board OF agriculture OF nine members
appointed by the governor. The vote
was - TO 10. Republicans voting for
ana Democrats against the measure.
clause was defeated.
Amendments paved the way for SEN
aration Of the fish and game depart-
ment from the board of aRricuIfure
Pass crOmley Bill.
The House, by a vote OF ~ TO 40.
passed the Cromley bill. which re
peals the present indeterminate sen
tence statute. This was done by re-
considering the vote by which the
Cromley bill was defeated last week.
The House passed the Myers SEN
ale bill. to make optional the registra-
lon OF land titles by the Torrens sys-
TEN IN sale OF lands by partition or by
an olhcer appointed by the court. An
I emergency clause was attached.
The proposition to place the bureau
OF vital statistics under the iurisdic-
n n
stead Of under the Secretary of state
as at present, was killed in the House.
The Senate passed the Hoy House
bill. compelling the State Board OF
Health and local health authorities TO
provide free diphtheria serum for phy-
sicians to use in treating INDECENT
/ persons; and the Archer bill. making
II unlawful to refill bottles bearing
the name or trademark OF the owner.
Definite evidence OF fraud or error
would have TO be shown before a
court might order the reopening and
recounung OF ballots in contested
election cases, according to the Crom-
ley bill, which the Senate passed.
Inc following measures were acted
upon by the House:
Bills Passed.
MY. Morris OF Fairfield. Increasing
pay OF Jurors TO S2.gO a day and gives
them hve cent mileage to and from home
Mr.. Knox Of Washington. Allows 81
1 200 FOR furnishing and equipping each
National Guard Armory.
| ar. Levitt OF Adams. Making provis-|
ion for the issue OF lost DESTROYED or
stolen bonds. by giving Of an Indemnity
pond TO the corporation issuing such
Mr.. Thatcher OF Clinton: To correct
error IN the codincatiOn. OF a section OF
/ the code and to make certain Whose
| duty II IL to publish notice OF a counfv
/ bond issue election.
-, Indsnnitsiy Postponed.
MI Sprague OF SciotO Transferring
funds In the department OF geological
Hills Defeated.
I Mr. Hite OF Perry: Making IL a felony
4 70 give a check or draft on a barH Ia
which there Is not sufficient money on
deposit 70 meet f.
Mr.. Jones OF Franklin: Authorizing
p county commissioners 90 begin suit Tor
the maintenance Of "A bastard enid In
her mr. FHHr9f 9rHH.H.
enid rails 70 sue the reputed father
Mr. tromley Of Knox. Changing maxi
mum penalty FOR assault and battery
arron wv and six monthes to a simple
Bills introduced.
Mr.. Morris OF Fairfield. Authorizes In
I ventory Of an state and Public property
county. municipal. village and township
ana school TO be fled with state auditor
MT Stevens Of Guernsey: Allows coun-
" commissioners 20 issue bonds for new
innrmary or court house without vote Of
people when old inhrmary or court house
has been condemned as beyond repaid
at. Hoy OF Jackson. To prohibit the
burial - a soldier as a pauper
Mr.. kimhall 81 Lake. Providing that
state aid may be given TO the congtriir-
ton or main market roads and state
highways within villages through which
they are projected.
Mr.. Benedict Of Lucas: Antf-ctrfko
breakers bill; prohibiting Importation
MI Benedict Of Lucas: Prohibits man
uiacturcrH maintaining employment
aEencles ana charging persuns employc ed
by them Tor its services.
Mr.. Benedict % Lucas Provides bar
her shops must push back curtains on
SUNDAY 80 public may see that no shaw
Ing IL being done on the Sabbath.
Mr. I.ciat o. Pike. Authorizfnr Roards
Q y Education In rural districts 90 erect
shelter houses AZ central points where
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