Show F agthe MESSAGE AND THE AS r jc 13 EMBLY hembly daft dmit ta tre THE mess ige of governor emery fb the legislative As ably 1 Y ll 11 in Y i ants bession session ess lon lun yesterday ester ayI ard and ad pu published I 1 in jast last even oven inge luge to give gen general eral oral satis nawi nami fowl fACt lud iud birely rarely B irely if ever hak bak ucil lucli a A emperee em emp 0 1 erae yet able abie and suggest lye tiye document of this thia character been lieen presented to the utah public the governor of this territory is placed in ili ik A a becu peculiar i lur position in order to satisfy patis fy ascertain a certain party very insignificant ant aut iu in numbers it is true but very aggred aggressive olve and totally oblivious opp to 0 conscience he is compelled 10 lo to assume an attitude which is likely to be repulsive to the great masses of the people whose interests he is appointed to to keep T peace bace with the agitator agitators a and atthe hame bame time not nob do violence to the feelings great majority majori tyis ts a delicate task and one requiring some diplomacy and not a little firmness governor emery has managed to discharge his duty to the government hy represents touch on topics which the class referred to are jesues and preserve an attitude of respect and nd gentle manly consideration towards the legislators whom be he addressed and tho the bulk buik of the citizens cl lizana tizana chiefly interested te rested in his message IV ayo have no doubt that the mem memi 1 bers ibera lof of both houses housea of the thi assem I 1 bly will endeavor to meet chezie eutiva cu tiva ia in a friendly spirit and as faras fur aa possible act upon his hid suggestions la in a session of only lorty lurty I 1 days dayh there iobst lii lir but little time to peri feel feet and enact laws suitable to a f new and rapidly a growing common wealth od oa some pointe makers mahers and the pe v pie w who no have elected them t toof of tace aw aro not in unis unia n with the governor but in the main the subjects ats to which he has drawn their attention require legislative action and deserve the thought nation of th best m ands ohn oln 1 anthe tue assem aasem b ly the education tuu cation catlon is of the utmost iw importance tue acquisition of the tho common branches branc hea bea of 01 vl earning hla yla arning shoud should ba be placed within fahe gahe f ahe the reach of ewery ebery child of school age iu in the territory and the arrangement ranger ran gement nent neut of a general school ays tern torn designed to meet this desirable end is certainly within the purview of the legislature some elanges in the law on irrigation are for the protection i of companies which have built canals canala at vast expense as well as of securing individual rights ina inn in a country where the water supply is ibo ebo i eo BO changeable it is a matter of great difficulty well nigh impossibility to fix by legislative enactment the relative rights of citizens to certain quantities of the irrigating fluid rhe the right of way for irrigating canals aois nis nib is satisfactorily establish a ia made in the law for fur atthe the ap appointment of referees when ith the owners of land and the trustees bof tot i of irrigating companies cannot magree 4 agree upon terms but when the laud owner refuses to appoint a re 9 forue force a on his hid part the trustees are haralz d and the interests of a fc great body budy of people in a vast area mot culli cultivatable vatable yata vata ble blu land aie leftak left at the merey mercy me rcy rey of f one stubborn or maligna biant nt i individual t lv bidual A change was wa a made m do I 1 in tl the law at the last session of the negla Legia lature but did not meet with executive approval something in this direel direction tion should bd 11 enacted at the present session the law in relation to the pow of peace needs amendment at present a case of 0 common assault and battery or of to petty larceny cannot be adjudicated vyla by a precinct justice but must go tu to the tho district court courts because these J of fences are so ranked in the penal code that their thein maximum penalty is beyond the present power of j justices us to inflict the question of filling tilling vacancies in the office of justice juaice during the interval between elections should also alao be considered fo that our laws may harmonize with ith the Statute 4 bf if the unit united ed states if any conflict exists the fees of jurors in civil cases be seu secured red and the gover cover nors ideas on this matter are shared by a large number of those who are familiar with the woi wol workings kings of court affairs and others who kno know the hardship which the present re lack ot of provision foi for such jur fur jurors works upon poor men who are frequently compelled to serve without just recompense that iho the he divorce I 1 law aw needs amendment wo we think ali aa will agree advantages have been taken of JW itu phraseology never int intended by the framers of the statute and stud this should be rendered impossible in the same way for the future divorces are necessary in consequence of the weaknesses and error errors 0 human nature but the aw governing them should be po arranged that the rights of all parties may ba be e closely guarde guarded d and no opportunity be opened fo for nor r f fraud aud and or the secret rupture of ties that ought to be most sacred A criminal practice act ia Is necessary a law on chattel mortgages was introduced last session and laid over as unfinished business it is to be hoped that it will be brought up again and considered the laws on bail attachments execution executions as compilation pi lation ac need careful revision thesa and many other matters mattera not mentioned in the message will doubtless engage the attention of our law makers and from our acquaintance with those gentlemen we are satisfied that they will do all that lies in their power in the limited time allotted to them by law to enact such statutes and make such amendments as in their i united wisdom they bince sincerely rely deem for the beal beat interests of this territory ona one of the iho most important sections of the country not yet admitted into the rights and privileges of bf a state in irr the federal |