Show LAWMAKERS they are still holding the last days session GOVERNOR BILLS the council aranin Ars nin he matter with his excellency A big appropriation pria tion rill bill and still the utah lawmakers are protracting protract ing the sixtieth and last days session yesterday they transacted the following business H P 57 I 1 he militia bill was killed when placed on its passage only two voted in favor of it the committee recommended for rent of the court honce t prove bf not paid the governor returned without his approval J rr latin to the cus records the latter portion of the bill containing some objectionable provisions referred to the committee on judiciary he also recommended that the commissioners ners to dispose of territorial bonds as provided in C F 67 be appointed by liis excellency the bill was so amended and passed the conference committee on C F 72 the library bill reported eliat an agreement had not been readied lale in the day however the committee again reported and recommended that H F 87 the house library bili le l e rejected and that G F 72 be placed on its passage with certain amendments which had been agreed upon HF 92 providing for payment of phonographic court reporters was received from the amended in accordance with the Governor 8 suggestions by fixing the salary at 10 per diem and 15 cents per words for transcripts the bill passed the council aa amended by the house mr bryan by permission introduced C F 73 providing provi dine for holding a term of the first district court at nephi the bill was passed under suspension of the rules the house announced that it had amended C 31 relating to government of cities paying etc the bill was referred to the committee on municipal corporations and towns the committee reported in favor of concurring in the kouse amendments and the bill was passed as amended me governor vernor jo returned G F 39 relating to costs in criminal cases without his signature giving as his reasons that had been amended too late for examination the council at took an informal recess with the approval ot nor and visited the residence of president richards the guests of mrs kich ards where an enjoyable time was spent bhea the council returned to the council chamber a message was received from the governor returning without his approval C F 35 relating to incorporation of cities he claimed at had reached him too late for due inspection spec tion C C eichardt Eich ards stated that the bill had been forwarded to the governor on monday which was prior to the date set by him when he would consider bills he said the bill was one of the most important that had been introduced and moved that a committee of two be appointed to confer with his excellency cel lency on the question the council could well afford to remain in session until the governor had time to consider the bill the motion prevailed and councillors councilors Counci lors richards and barton were appointed to wait on the governor the governor also returned without his approval C F 41 prescribing the qualifications of electors officeholders registrars of cetera and regulating the manner of conducting elections his excellency announced that he had approved and signed C F 34 relating to fugitives from justice 0 F 11 concerning estraya and trespassing tres passing animals C F 57 concerning the laying out and plating of cities and towns C F 54 the free school bill and C F 31 defining prescribing and regulating the powers and duties and government of cities of the first and second classes the special committee appointed to confer with the governor returned and recommended that the council remain in session until the governor could consider C F 35 on cities at this morning the council took an informal recess until 11 a m to day HOUSE the governor announced that he had approved H F 42 the reform school bill and H F 59 providing for the assessing and collecting of taxes on tran herds C F 69 the bill providing for the payment of costs in territorial criminal cases as amended by the committee came up among the amendments was one providing for the payment of witnesses who testified before commis the bill passed the council announced that it had reconsidered its action in reference to he law and had passed the same with amendments the amendments were concurred in by the house and the bill then passed the governor returned H F 92 the bill providing for the payment of witnesses jurors and stenographic reporters recommending that it be amended so as to allow court reporters 10 per day instead of and witnesses 15 cents per mile instead of 10 cents the suggestions were adopted adoo ted H F 26 relating to city streets GF 62 to insure the p ament of city bonds and C F 50 regulations under the townsite act were rejected upon recommendation of the committee the committee on conference on H F 58 the library bill recommended that the house adopt the council substitute for the house file adopted and the bill then passed the council announced that the governor had returned C F 67 the bond bill recommending that it be BO amended as to provide that the loan commissioners be appointed by the executive by and with the advice and consent of the legislative council the council had made the amendments suggested and the house concurred therein the governor announced that he had approved H F 74 to provide for the incorporation and management of loan trust and guaranty associations also H F 92 providing for the payment of witnesses jurors and phonographic reporters and cre abing and defining the duties of court H F 93 relating to the place of holding civil actions was returned from the I 1 council amended A 1 ayt aft a ete i were concurred in and the bill passed C F 41 providing for the custody of commissioners records was returned by alie governor to the council with certain amendments the council adopted the amendments but the house refused to concur aves 7 noes S the council informed the house that the governor had approved the territorial bond bill the house concurred in the councils adoption of the amendments suggested suge ested by the governor to C F 34 relating to i fugitives from justice and the bill again passed the council announced that it had passed with amendments H F appropriation bill the bill was referred to the committee who reported that they had agreed on all the amendments ond recommended that tho house concur the roal at length and the bill passed pierce U and alien voting no the governor announced that he had approved of the hil defining emery county boundaries mr II ammond introduced hy consent II 11 F a hill providing for a territorial board of equalization the bill dished 0 F 07 relating to the platting and living nut of towns wag returned by atie council to alie governors suggestions tiie house concurred in thea amendments aal the hill passed 0 F 31 the navine hill was received from the conrell with the binl i aaion that it had hean amended in accordance with alie of the governor upon consideration by alie house the bill raed alie announced that it had passed C F 73 relating to alie holdine of a session of lie first district court at nephi it was referred to the committee on judiciary a majority recommend ins that it be rejected the recommendation of the majority was adopted ayea 13 noes 10 the joint committee to whom had been referred the differences between alie assembly and alie governor on the revenue bill reported to the effect that an agreement had been arrived at the changes made in the bill were adopted II 11 F 72 again passed alien kirn ball pierce and sargent voting in the negative later the council announced eliat it had concurred in the house amendments alie governor that ho had approved II 11 F 72 relating to revenue 91 the appropriation bill H F 93 in relation to the place of trial of civil actions and H F 87 in reference to library at 1153 the governor announced his approval of II 11 F the territorial equalization bill alio council forwarded with amendments H V 94 appointing commissioners for the worlds fair the amendments were concurred in and the bill passed |