Show S I AX IS APPLIED BY GOVERNOR TO LAST SIX Appropriation i of for Mental Hospital Is Disapproved FLOOD PROTECTION BILL ALSO i KILLED Measure Proy Providing ling Appeal l From Board Rulings Disapproved Too il nv 11 IIII nI i F P. P Governor GO Bumberger Bamberger yesterday re returned returned re- re turned to tho the secretary of ot without without without with with- out his signature nature six measures which hac passed the Thirteenth legislative session This clears tho the governors governor's of- of of or bills pending l f executive o action The appropriation of or for the thet st t tc mental hospital came under the tho 0 fir lal ban balL of ot the tho governor of oC Cun funds H I Is as assigned ned ig-ned as ag the teason tea rca son on In his veto message tho gOer gover- no 10 says SI r I very Yen much that the bill hill un under r consideration lon did lid not Include a Provision that the amount appropriated might night bo ho temporarily withheld by the thep p governor until such a time as the condition condition con con- of or the state treasury would permit per- per unit mit the expenditure contemplated At tho the beginning Inning of the legislative session it was expected that provisions pro would bo be made for fOl the establishment or a a. home for Cor the feeble minded andin and andIn In n that wn way relief would be afforded thc tho ho state mental hospital Undoubtedly the he subject will be under consideration again gain at the next legislative session and provisions l. l 11 for tho the 5 feeble h IS'S minded SS I 11 ua OJ I. I Under these circumstances I it will bo be possible to care for the situa- situa ion at the state mental hospital b by the ho expenditure of oC a much smaller sum than nan provided pro In House bill but No o. o ISO and nd that a satisfactory adjustment mo may maye be e effected with the establishment of or orthe the he minded feeble home Mt Jit Unprotected Tho The second veto is that of or the Hinckey Hinckley Hinck- Hinck Icy ley ey measure wh which Ich provided an appropriation appropriation of or OOOO for the protection of or ortho ho tho town of or Mount lount Pleasant and its Inhabitants Inhabitants In- In habitants from floods which ee 8 sweep down own the tho can canyon on and endanger lives and nd property Ills first reason renson for the I veto eto I is Insufficient funds The see sec mi that tho 1 tho the approval al of or the bill would open tho the doors of or tho state treasury treasury treas treas- ury to similar demands This Is a n. different view than was wat taken by 11 tho the governor when last year rear tue tho lie city Mount Pleasant of oC was vis- vis with a a. disastrous flood which destro de- de strayed a large amount of oC property When hen that occurred an appeal was made mado to the governor for aid and ho responded by telling tho the authorities that hat ho would send rort forty forts convicts thereat there at t on once co to help tho people and ho So o Issued Is- Is issued sued tho the order Then ho lie was advised that hat the warden could not send con- con out on anything but state im improvements pro tho the law barring him from so o doln doing Telephone conversation re- re suited in tho the matter being declared a stat tate state Job and tho timo prisoners were sent sento to o Mount Pleasant to aid tho the people Vow Now ow they aro are wondering wh why If Ir it wa was wai made a state Job at nt first why It is not nota a state Job lob now Tho The governor Jolts the canning Industry In In- In of or tho the state one of ot the largest industrIes in tho the state b by vetoing the tho Jacobs acobs bill bitt which provided for foran forn foran an n experimental farm for testing tho the various arious c vegetables that aro are put up by 11 the he canners of oC Utah Tho The gO governor says ays tho the funds of or o tl state are arc Inadequate Inadequate made made- quate to justify him in approving tho the I bill ill Jon Long J Shot Miot Again Tho The last bill to Incur tho the ill will of ot ho tho executive was one providing for tor ho tho reassessment of ot property liable to assessment b by the state board of oC equalization equal equal- equalIzation when such uch property b by omission omission omis omis- sion slon or otherwise failed of or assessment or suffered an invalid or wrongful ful as- as as In his veto eto tho the governor re refers refers re- re fers to the tho to 1 shot proposition on whIch the people ha have 0 not yet received the he dividend sa saying saying- Included In the tho program of this administration during the past liast two years and for the ensuing biennium Is s a a. campaign to place all taxable property property prop prop- erty In the state on tho the assessment rolls and to collect back taxes on oh property which has been escaping taxation tax tax- atlon for tor man many years ears through mad or otherwise To this end extensive ex- ex audits of or a number of the counties coun coun- ties les have been made and more aro con con- Tho rho results havo have been highly satisfactory to tho the purpose for tor which the tho campaign was Senate bill No as aa Introduced I believe bo bo- lieve was Intended d to facilitate this work but tho the amendments which were made mako make the bill a hindrance rather than han an aid ald If It approved it would nullify nul- nul to a considerable extent tho the work that hat has been accomplished and deprive o the ho state of ot no Inconsiderable revenue to which it Is entitled COHN lUll Hill Krenk Tho The measure to prohibit untrue de deceptive de- de e- e and misleading assertions representations representations rep rep- or statements In adver adver- Is regarded by tho governor a. a as freak legislation and ho says sas that lie he 10 is strongly opposed to such legisla legisla- tionA tlonA tion tionA A care careful Cui survey of oC tho the bill under consideration says the governor leads Heads mo rae to believe that the intent Is to make tho tim law as ns nearly as aa possible self executing However no law Is worth tho the paper on which It Is written unless It Is enforced but a law drafted along such extreme lines a al to mako it In effect self executing must n be of or such Euch a n drastic character as ns to pave tho the way vay to p persecution Laws of OC such a nature well weB may be termed freakish except where extraordinary conditions prevail and I am nm strongly opposed to freak legislation I am Inclined In In- In dined to tho opinion that the existing law on this subject might prove adequate ade ade- quate to tho the needs In the direction pf clean advertising if It some effort eUort were made toward its enforcement It oc oe- oe curs cure to me also alHo that tho the existing stat stat- uto ute Is strengthened to a considerable extent b by the blue sky law which has been boen approved At an any rate before adopting such buch an extreme measure as 9 House bill No 52 62 1 I should like to bo ho satisfied that existing statutes are arc In In- In adequate The Tue last bill to bo be vetoed was tho the one relating to pawnbrokers second-hand second dealers and small loans |