| Show TOE LEGISLATURE eorxciz March 1 10 sura On motion of Hall C 1 45 providing viding for the dlposal ofestrays for trespass and damage was resurrected resur-rected The bill passed and was sent t the House for tbclrartion H F53 this militia lull was rejected jested on a vote of feel Hot and one aye n A message Lenin me HOUF announced an-nounced the passage with amendments amend-ments of C F 69 providing for the payment of 1 In Territorial criminal case Committee oil judiciary judi-ciary Later on the committee recommended re-commended concurrence in the House amendment Adopted and the bill passed A communication from the House announced theconcurrencoof Council Coun-cil amendments to House iujstitute t CF 11 relating to tn > as > IiJg animals > communication from lib Excellency Ex-cellency the Governor announced disapproval of C F 41 relating I t the custody of United States recordsnnd suggesting amendment Committee judiciary A communication from tIieHon announced the Jinsage of U F 02 the witness and juror < bill Paued Committee on Judiciary recommended recom-mended the rejection of C F I relating t the townsltoact and C F 02 I bill t injure thee payment of city bonds Adopted C F 07 relating to the issuing rf aJ nJ Terri tonal bonds was amended and p F 72 the library bill was also amended and passed I F93 relating to trial and civil action was also amended and passed undera suspension ofnilts I Committee enrolment reported rprl the proper enroling of C 16 the propr bonding bill Adopted Committee on judiciary reported I adversely on the follow lug pre 11 of which were rejected H F 83 H F 73 1 F CJ C F 32 and C F3 A message from the Governor announced his approval of C F 67 Uio bonding imral I A communication from His Excellency Ex-cellency the Governor announced I disapproval bill Richards election billTno Tno general appropriation Mil i a amended and passed second reading Committee on judiciary reported I I impracticable to met the Governors Gov-ernors ejections on the following bills C F 19 relisting to county t and precinct officer C F SS re hating to the tale of real estate and I C F 25 relatIng to the mortgaging of real estate of decedents agilj i minors The bills win nil fllt Upon recommendation of the com mitteu on municipal corporations crprUos anJ towns H F S2 relating to banking a njetteJ The general appro riatlou bill was amended and passed I A message from His Excellency the Governor announced his ap proval of C F 4G ur the eltnn al Grand County and filling the ofilces thereof Also e F 3 rUng to fugitives from Justice Committeeon contingent expenses reported that the SOW allowed for contingent expenses during the session ses-sion had been expended Adopted 1 F 100 relating to the equaliza ton of taxes was read and referred t the committee on Judiciary C F SI I the street paving bill was amended a suggested by His Excellency passed the Governor and C F 5S for the laying out and platting of town was al oamended D recommended by His Excellency the Governor The bill passed and was referred to the committee on enrolment 1 F 100 for the equalization of taxes was read and ased undera suspension ruler Uryan by unanimous consent introduced In-troduced C F 73 relating to the holding of the Firtt Judicial District Court at Xvphl The bill was amended and passed under a suspension sus-pension of rules J A message from the house announced an-nounced the passage with amendments amend-ments of C F 31 relating ameul I government of cities of tier first and second class Committee on much cipal corporations and towns cp A message from the House announced an-nounced the rejection of Brrana bill for the holding of the Fend Judicial District Court at 11t Conference committee repotted Out they were unable to adjust the differences on house substitute to C F 45 t providing for the compensation compen-sation of officers in the employ of county courts The bill was re jected tl ro Council concurred In House amendments to C F 31 1 relating to the government of cities The bill i passed as amended by the House A message from His Excellency the Governor announced his disip anlouoe proval of C F G9 providing for the payment cf costs In Territorial criminal cast iirlnn rr n f that he had not had liefliclentUnse t consider the measure c it House amendments were I concurred er cn cur In by the Council onU F 72 tie revenue bill The following message was received re-ceived from His Excellency the ELlenry tle Governor lon Council FSJlithard frttidett of tie SlrI return herewith C F 35 cnulled An Act amending an Act providing for the incorporation of cities approved March S ISiS This act has been In my hands I think since Wednesday Wen y wt I is a very irnportautact morning and I regret that In the rt 1iat rush of the dos log days of the te session I have not been able t take I up and give1 it the careful consideration which r Important I measure demands I do not believe I would be wise to I attempt t make I a law without PTRmlnRHn such consideration T From I casual provisions I would u L lI unwilling Fme to approve and hence a there h now statute coveriDS the subjects et which has been passed upon by the supreme ru of the Territory idem i I Jl deem I best am to return I very respectfully Ir nptu Aitrnun L THOMAS i Governor Reference to the record however showed that the If was forwarded t him on Monday morning Rich ards asked that a committee be ap pointed to wait Ills Excellency plnte wat upon HI Exclency and see whether or not he would consider the measure I he had not yet found time the Council um nuoru 10 Walt The bill woo an important one and an adjourn ment should net bo shoull made until the malo uni te Governors signature was obtained oLlno providing that non and labor could gain it lbr The following veto was also received re-ceived from His Excellency the Governor i t 801 SJiicfardt PrctldentcifUie Gounal PrJnofte 81r1 herewith return C F No 25 entitled An act authorzing the estates of decedents minors insane or Incompetent persons t b mortgaged mort-gaged or leased in certain C mor J confess I have not been able to see my way ell In regard to this at On the one side Its urged that there may b sptcl I cases in whieh tonutodty to montgmegeand lensa the estates of dcccdtnttf minors and insanei > ersonh louM L beneficially used On the other side it b urged I that the administration of estates under the direction of the probate court is at best expensive that the court is authorized and invariably does make a monthly revision le the family of thcdeccastd wife and minor children the payment of which takes pyment the te claims creditors This provision is measured by fioT needs r the family rather than by the quantum of the estate that the alt before 1 m may tend t prolong the settlement settle-ment of estate awl ir tho period of administration Is long small ettd not originally insolvent In-solvent will become s almost Invariably In-variably and both heirs and creditors credit-ors b deprived of what the law intended them t tke by the very machinery for effectuating their rights that the rlhtj tba administrator or executor has already the power t lease 1 the real relate of the decedent solongies the F a administration con tinues where rents of Curls cn real I mintu Ia th t e debts or expenses contemplated by the new act that the same power of leasing exists In the guardian of a miner i e leases which will determine deter-mine on the minor arriving at majority jority JortyI tho act contemplate the making mak-ing of leases I which will bind ther estate after the aJmlnlstratlon I closed oraflcr tho minor attains his majority and is entitled t the management of his own property I It teems to do I am r rlh opinion that it I against the well settled policy of the law if U simply I contemplates the leasing during the administration or guardianship I am afraid It a an expensive tc doing what ran b cheaply done under existing laws l It Is not too late and I t deemed to be necessary to take some action I suggest if a mortgage Is authorized au-thorized I should 0 limIts t thee pirposu of laying chIts the payment of which may be enforced titfore administration is closed and hat I n provision b inserted that a moitgngu should not delay crMng tho administration and that the distribution of lieu ittatu could b made subject to tho mortgage With rcrjKxt to the power t lean authority could be given to make a good lease for one year without the expense of the proceedings cntem platt by this act 1 am very respectfully AKTJIUU L THOMAS Governor Richards and Marten were appointed ap-pointed to wait upon His Ex cvllency for tliepur < osc named Bryans lection bill was also returned re-turned disapproved A message from His Excellency the Gocernor Bnnoulct Ida 3 Ira of C F 34 relating tu ap lives from justice C 1 57 triaL lug to the putting anil laying out of cities and towns C F 54 the free school bill and C FSl relating relat-ing to thu government of cities of the tnt and Mud classes Committee on appropriation reported re-ported favorably hP elj 91 to provide for the appointment of commissioner was amended and pi sed under a suspension of the rler EUpnon I aui A message from the House announced an-nounced the passage of I F 94 the World8 Fair bill amended by the Council lleiiuer by unanimous consent introduced the following memorial The Honorable the Senate and j House of Representatives of the United States iu Cougrtf assembled assem-bled Your memorialists the blt memorlalHs Governor Gover-nor and Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Utah would r spertfullyteprcsent that the growth 01 Utah Is rapid and Its Interests are now of s great a magnitude that the term of tho legislative session now limited by law t sixty days is Inadequate to provide for the careful and complete consideration of anl cDplt cnsilcrton o the Interests Involved W u therefore your memorialist would urge upon your attention the propriety pro-priety of providing by MAN clot enactment forau annual legislative legisla-tive srtsion for thee Territory ot Uuli of not less than tlxty days and compensation therefor at the reels per diem of eight dollars And m ld your IOn I l fit will ever rayOn ray-On motion Richards tho memo rial was adopted and sent t the House where it was killed 11101 to provide for holding boMlnJ court at Xt phi was olTered 1 l By a doe Totuthe i li house allowed It to be Introduced andit was read the first time at length the second and third time by 1U title nlll assod Williams oUVnil a resolution tel dcrini the thanks of the House dcrn thank luu e to the ollicerce If the House for tluir unanimously faithfulness andtfliciency Carried C J M C asking Congress to make the Legislative session M daj sand s-and the pay of members JC per diem was agreed t pr C F 74 relating to registration elections and voters went to romuiltlee on HOUSE March 141050 A message from the Council announced an-nounced concurrence In Iou e amendments to C F 54 the school billTho thljte Governor approved H F 42 the Reform School rpb7I and II F Ir 39 the transitory stock lax bill C F o9 providing for Jcavmetct of coats In Territorial criminal cases was amended and iiassed C F Il tl esty bill came IIP on Council amendments II Cunci Dmendmenl which weny concurred In and the bill i passed C Fo3relaling to the University was reixirted by the commltteu on education without recommendations The Governor suggested that 11 jay F tUbe of court amended f a t mnkti the stenographers 10 per day Instead of 750 and InI ageof Juron and witnesses 15 cut of 10 nl 1 u u 0 n uuu v amended the bill and it patted Thurrtan from the committee munlcral corporations retorted ad ver clyonC F 50 C F62 and II FHj and all three were rejected e Council substitute for I F67 canto up on recommendation of the conference committee I relates to tho Territorial library and IB ssed C F 67 the loan bill came upon cDe the Governors recommendation that it be amended to make tlie loan commissioners nominative romml5lonel by him to L confirmed by tho Council The bill TI LI was so nmemlcl ana passed The Houfc concurred in Cauncll amendments to H F amendment t I 93relating to the place of trial of civil action acton and It paced Thurman from the Judiciary committee recommended tie rejec lion of C F 72 relating to estate of decedents Adopted and the bill was rejected C F 34 relating t fugitive from JustIce came up on amendments ntcede by tho CoiSncil and suggested by the Governor The House concurred con-curred and the bill passed cn J F 91 thfgeneralapproprlallon bill came up on important amend Went made by the House and went t that committee Later Howell from that commit tse reported favorably on all the al amendments Adopted j amend pasted moats concurred in all the bill UK 10 creating a Territorial board of equaliiation bn 1lualzlon was Intro ducts Icy Hammond and Int c I sl I thee loving bill as amende bv the PnnnMI V s n on wv and went to lice UI committee on 1Ie cmmUe cor cr poration Slit towns C F i7 relating t platting ton came uI on amendments made by I tho Council In response to tho Governor suggestions pm House concurred anti the bill passed bi C F 43 relating to Uio compen Eton of county and preclnctofficcrs i came up on council amendments Iu which tho Iou refused t concur C F31 was reported bv the committee com-mittee with nnamendment which with Council lh Cuncl amendments was adopted and Lice bU passed Wi C F 45 came up ana report from a conference committee which lt that tho committed was unable un-able to agree The Governor sent back H F 72 the revenue bill with a number of amendments which oventho joint I committee Later the committee recommended the adoption of all I the Imendmenlofr by thee al ernor which was done nnd the bill passed At 1150 the Governor announced that he had Approved 1 Innoonc library bill Ii F 93 fLll ffrrVe relating place of trial In I civil cases H ° F 81 the general appropriation bill and H F 72 the revenue bil A few minutes later the Governor announced his approval of I F ton 109 creating a board of cqualizal I nm C F 35 the general municipal lunlcpJ bill came up on Council amend nents made fn rcsonse to the Governors Gov-ernors suggestion I was read at length cs technically I 8 a substitute sub-stitute for the original bill and was referred t tee committee on municipal muni-cipal corporations A memorial to Congress for an I annual session of thee Legislature CF53 university bill which was partly read yesterday and called up by Ferry A motion t postpone its consideration Indefi was Indefinitcly i lost prevailed and nt dbfj Thurman runs the committee on corporations reported municipal rr rloDr rpre recommeullnc concurrence In to C F 35 Council amendments the general F municipal bill I Adopted and the bill passed nnt bi ped Phi Governor approved the WorUs Fair commissionersbill ors lot relating to holding of tho First Judicial District Court ot Xephi whenever tho Governor shall by appoint a term or cy proclamation terms r the First Judicial District I Court to b held at Xcpbl providing that In nil cases Where tho cause of action may arise In ether the coun ti sof Juab Sanpete Scvleror Millard Mil-lard shall thereafter b heard tried hal and detcrmlued at the city of Se plil County of Juali Territory of Utah was passed under a suspension suspen-sion of oilIest Richard by permission Intr duced C F 54 requiring registrars t state Lieu street and number of the residence and requiring the oath t 0 filed In the oftlces of the recorders record-ers thirty days before election and t public records open for inspection The bill passed under a suspension uf rules Tho following message was received voIced Jon Cowic P SKtclumb rrctidcnlofthe tcuc Slc1 return herewith C J3 entitled Sean act providing for the t elaslficatlou I and government of cities The purpose of the act is t clear ambiguities which exist In the present law anl which purpose la my htarty sympathy I enclose en-close a substitute bU which will I believe meet the case and will approve if adopted bJ the Legislature I am very respectfully Airniuu L THOMAS Governor |
