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I 1 1 mr i SIXTIETH AND LIST LAST DAY of or the lafill wi T of utah territory DF mil VILL I 1 THE 1 ESTATE OF reformed orned to the lh geier thi the free SW bol bill lit Ref lill county bill Ile celles bw nor cool I 1 the he Jrp roial I 1 of till titz I 1 SAIX march 13 h 19 1890 do 10 the tile fifty ninth legislative ilay day ot of I 1 the legislative assembly did not end until today boday to bo day shortly after no noon n the tie t appropriation bill received attention r in tho tile alouse and was amended and increased considerably hy by hie the close of the morning session some ten items had been added to the bill the appropriation as it appeared at the close ot of the stay diy for the innane asylum wai was 1009 for building and for maintenance the lie ite form school la is allotted allowed 35 the house rouse eving left the council to provide for tho the maintenance of the institution in addition to the which are now on the ilia bill which foot up to some old claims have I 1 been allowed such as that of sheriff elnah r of weber county and sheriff turner of utah county parley L williams ei q has been allow alloa ed ell the amount which v inch he lie expanded in publication of the Feli fatool ocil report which the former refused to pay 1 though all the amounts hare have been recommended the bill baa has not yet passed 10 p in and it in may ay be I 1 greatly lessened before it reaches the I 1 governor if bocal possible able a copy of the I 1 appropriation bill will be sent to Y you on provided the bill passes in time which is far from likely dodging from I 1 pres present ant appearances I 1 today to day the house sprouted and I 1 bloomed as dothe do ahe flowers clovi era in spring I 1 thanks to the courtesy of mr air R G city editor of the salt SaIt lake I 1 I 1 llero herald lJ thirty beautiful button hole ji bouquets bol were sent by this gentleman 11 to lie tile 11 house cause the proceed proceedings brigs of which be he reported for hir hi paper during the present session 1 lvery very member 1 and officer visited the Coun council cilin in I 1 high glee presenting a more youthful appearance than they had daring during any 11 11 other portion of the cession session the I 1 messenger of the tire house louse had be II himself of the most appropriate emblem for himself and borein wore in 1 one of the tile button holes of his coat a corkscrew with ith the in ton on with tie tle compliments of the sergeant at arms 11 the good feeling well has existed throughout this session was w ea today to clay day displayed in the house mr air ferry 4 of summit introduced the following af f resolution I 1 that the thanks of the house are ate justly due and hereby tendered 41 to the liono honorable rable james sharp I 1 for the able and impartial manner in r which he be ins ilia discharge l the duties lea I 1 of speaker during the legislative session teai I 1 of 1890 now about to close t in speaking to he the resolution ork mr air I 1 ferry mada made the following characteristic speech 0 mr air speaker it sometimes happens k in the experience of men that a f A jl duty is devolved upon them which is to both an honor and a pleasure to perform I 1 that is my position tonight to night as I 1 speak to the resolution I 1 have just offered amr mr speaker this house made n no 0 mistake when they selected you to occupy the chair bich you hav a so ably filled during the tile present session your prompt promptness neba in attendance and t t in dispatch of business baa has been an t it I 1 example by which every member has P a y I 1 2 prof profited ltd the fidelity and industry X with which you have examined every Z bill and resolution whether offered by W members member sor or reported from commit t 1 tees has been an incentive e to ns us all to ili exercise xer cise the same characteristics in 0 our appropriate place within the bar I 1 of the tile house your general impartiality both to in members embers and measures we ae gladly recognize your uniform courtesy to IV 8 every member of this house we fully 1 i 4 aAn acknowledge and your helpful aid to 0 those of us who like myself ere ore passing t through their first experience in legislation has lien been greatly appreciated and now air speaking for the party which I 1 have the honor in part to represent en on this floor a small minority it ia is true but w we e C con on 1 fi dently expect in alie he ne near ar fust future tire to make much larger we thank you for the tile generous treatment that we have received in placement upon committees and recognition upon the floor at times it mav may be we me have arrived at dif different Terent conclusions clu from those determined by you and at other times may have been somewhat restive under rulings 0 that were not favorable to that we a wished to attain but the irritation it any existed has passed with ith the Y occasion that gave rite rise to the feeling and left no sting behind in conclusion I 1 repeat we made no mistake when we elected you speaker of this 11 house may Alay you remember this session with feelings of pleasure and bo be assured that you will carry with you from this chamberland cham chamber berand and from each member of this house sentiments of I 1 great respect and high esteem I 1 mr sharp responded to the be se benti n ti I 1 ments expressed in a few well chosen I 1 I 1 words acknowledging with lion tion the good feelings fus linga existing amon among 9 the members of the I 1 house louse I 1 at after this little pleasant episode the members took up tho work before them with renewed energy and the ilia debate of the measures before the hauae was as at once reh resumed umed 1 quite a number of visitors listened to the proceedings in n both houses today the last day lias tea armed arrived and I 1 the business bo sines la Is becoming ills excellency the governor continues to display bis his veto power today the following veto was sent to the council with the returned 0 r F 25 the bill billon on which mr richards had I 1 I 1 1 14 1 4 U I 1 ebent considerable time to perfect hon S F 1 Kichar lic hards df preset of the cincil SIK sr I 1 return be herewith reIth C F I 1 no 0 o 25 entitled 11 an act authorize autho the esl atols of decedents dece dents minors inane insane h or incompetent persons to be a mort graced or leaned in certain caws I 1 confess that I 1 have not been able to fee cay my way clear in in regard to this art se sea on the one bide side it is arced urged that there way maybe be el special recial cases in in which the auth authority crity to mortgage and lease ilia estades of decedents dece dents minors and insane versions pei could be beneficially used on the other bide side it Is tinged u gad tit that at the administration of estate estates under the direction of the probate court is at be beet st een expensive sive that tho the court is in a authorized athor iz and invariably does make a monthly provision for the family of the debes d wife and minor children the payment of which takes precedence of the claims of creditors this title provision is measured by the needs of the family rather than by t the lie quan quantum turn of the estate that the act before me may tend to prolong the ret Pet lement of estate ii and if the tile p nod rind of administration is is lone long small estate estates not angina ly in insolvent so avent will become BO so almost inverso invariably aad and both befit heirs and credi creditors bo be deprived of what bat the law intended them to take by the very machinery for effectuating their th air rights that the tile administrator or executor had already the th po power to lease the real estate of the tit decedent d e ce dent BO so long as the administration continues where the rents of of such real estate are needed for the tire payment of debts or expenses contemplated tem plated by the new act that the tile 11 same Ill ile power er of leasing leang exists in lie tile guardian of a minor L i a leases which will determine on the minor arriving at majority if it the ilia act contemplates the making of lea es which will w ill bind the estate a after ter the administration is closed or alter after the ilia minor attains his majority and is entitled to the mata management gement of ins his own property as it seems to do I 1 am decidedly deci eally of the opinion that it is against thi th i well settled settle ct policy of the law if it it simply contemplates lie tile leasing during the administration or guardianship I 1 am afraid it is an e expensive x method of doing what list can bo be cheaply done dune und T existing laws it if it is is not too late and it is deemed to be necessary to take some action I 1 suggest it if a mortgage mort naRo is 13 an all theorized zed it should be lim limited I 1 led to the purpose of paying do debts abts the payment rl t of winch which may be enforced enor ced before is and that a provision ba inserted that a mortgage should not riot delay cl oring the tire administration and that llie the distribution of the estate auld be nude made subject i t to the tile mortgage with respect M to the h a pow er to lease authority cou could id be given to made a good lease for ole 01 e year without the expense of the pr proceedings 0 ce contemplated bontemp abed by this act I 1 am very respectfully respectful lyp ARTHUR L THOMAS governor some of the suggestions made by the governor relative to the free school bill have been embodied in the bill and it has been sent bak back to him for approval whether it will meet mith w ith his favor or sustain another veto avs owing ing to all the suggestions tiona not being complied with will be developed sometime daeng the evening tire appropriation bill came up in the council this evening I 1 in addition to the amounts already on the bill the committee on waymand means offered a report which gave to the reform school an additional for maintenance and the payment of salaries and improti improvements cements outside of the build they also recommend in end that 9 iga VI the deficiency caused by the erection of territorial fair buildings be paid and thit that the request for an appropriation of tor for lie the completion of those buildings be granted the house ifju te had already granted an appropriation of to lie ilia agricultural college the deseret no university erdity and the deaf mute institute were allowed what they asked the allowance wa was a ma made de at 10 p in all the public institutions have received what they desired and should congratulate themselves on oil their fortune tins this generous treatment of the tile pu public bl acin institutions has been made possible b le by the bill providing tor for the bon al ing of the territory to the tune of an additional that bill passed tile council early in in the evening and went to the tile house fur for its action C speaking pea king of the vetoes winch which the G governor governor lias has sent to the assembly it maybe may be well to give the follow following in report of the joint committee to whom was referred the veto of the school bill march jr mr Piew lert your joint committee on education and judiciary jud ciary to whom was referred the communication of his ilia excellency the governor betting setting forth certain objections to 0 11 1 no 5 61 1 have considered f aid paid ob sections also conferred with ilia ex cel lercy the tire governor arid and lie has virtually virtu alfy withdrawn two of i objections viz viz in regard to the apportionment men t of district school funds and the advance of one mill on city taxes the committee conceded all other points coln of objection except that of changing the day upon which school elections shall be held in cities of the tile t fir first stand and second class this pointon boint of objection the committee is unar unanimous in maintaining and recommend that it be not dot Cne conceded eded also that the tile amendments by the committee harmonizing the tile bill with the necessary necee nece sarv seary changes be bo adopted ile colleta CoL chairman of the commute committe on ed U uca cation tion C 0 RICHARDS chairman of the committee on judiciary J a di ciary the bill was amended in accordance with this committee and sent to the governor the governor continues ins ilia vetoes every hour or less the re is a message containing some bill returned with suggestions the fo lowing veto explains itself and gives the governors position in the tile matter ion on il S Richard 8 of the sin 1 I return herewith 0 I 1 F 34 entitled an act amending of the laws of utah of 1883 relating to fugitives from justice I 1 fee pee n no objection to this act down to the word territory oryll in line 21 the remainder of the act should be stricken out under the provisions of the constitution of the united states sec bee 2 article 4 congress Con gres passed the tile law concerning extradition printed on page 65 of the compiled laws of butali and the authority to demand tile retarn return of fugitives is vested in be lie executive authority of the and ter nto ri riep without limitation except that he lie must present to the tire executive of tile state or territory on which tire demand is la mada made the evidence of crime prescribed by the tile act the provision in the tire pro praed act is that lie the governor 21 not 0 t make the demand titi leps ho file law named fia certificate that ultra is cause this s divests the gover governor of the prerogative and duty conferred and imposed by the constitution ution of the united states and the act of congress and leaves him I 1 ir auak 1 1 anlo unless as the law officer con lira I 1 in n I 1 its a exercise x r dig I 1 do not think this can be done I 1 by the legislature of 1 a territory la in practice the lie governor C consults its the law officer office r in ouch such cates but it is for or adv ee be and not control he lie may the certificate pro aided vided bv this act in ordinary cees but he has ft a po pow er to d dispense nee with it and accept other evidence i equally satisfactory when ha be chooses this provision r 0 ision I 1 leca eaves it doubtful as its to who fi ia the ie governor over nor in such cases I 1 do not think it was the intention of the legislature Legin lature to pass an act susceptible of if such a construction end and therefore bugg el at that it ba amended by I 1 striking out all utter after the word ferrii territory ll 11 in line 21 I 1 am ain very respectfully L governor the territorial statistician lill bill was resurrected in the council returned to it by the house passed in the former with amendments and sent se it to t the he house there it passed and went to the governor the county assessors are by this bill made sub otate stat e liciana COUNCIL I 1 11 I 1 ft a ru in A roes fag from the governor announced his approval of C J it for ti alie purchase liase of Us bah all reports 0 V F fio 60 booths bounty bill 0 F ib and lunds bunds sheep slice bill bit I 1 A communication fronc the hodoe announced tile refusal to consider con sider toto council to II 11 1 F 41 co conveyances an and it askea asked for a 8 confere ce committe richards Kic Itic hards bards and hall liall were al appointed pointed conferees on the A i a t f e C council 0 n c C committee 0 m m it t e e 0 on n e enrollment n r 1 l 1 t nent reported the tile proper enrolling i f 0 F 67 57 relating to elections ad plad the enrollment cf of 0 F 1 20 ilia the game lill hill was alio dlo reported aart ad pt d committee on 0 F 42 relating to reform school recommended in that the council concur in louse amendments adopted the bill parsed ai as amended by the joint committee on oil and in mining recommended tho of 11 F oi 95 for the establishment of a chair ol 01 of miner mineralogy and neology geology adopted committee on ways an and al me alq to NT whom hom wa via refert a 1 I 1 nincia I 1 report cf of counties coun oun liep ties r ported that they had found the same fame correct and 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