Show legislatures LEGISA TURES CLOSING HOURS both houses have decided the worlds fair exhibit appropriating FOR IT the governor does mot not approve of the sheep bill and offers various amendments to it the features ot of to days legislative proceedings were the passage of the worlds fair bill by the house giving for the purpose of making a creditable bitable display of the resources of the territory anil and for other purposes and alao also the action of the governor in vetoing the sheep bill the worlds fir fair committee referred the council file back without rc roc ommen commendation dation and when the bill came up on ita its final passage arnett moved to substitute after th e enacting clause the matter contained in the substitute offered by the council committee ou on saturday last and which appoints th the e board of territorial man managers a defining their duties etc the amendment was really the substitute council bill which was defeated in the up upper if house ouse on saturday last 1 differing only v in the amount to be rsvp appropriated r opria ted I 1 Ar annetts Arnet tB amendment giving lawrence was opposed to the amendment I 1 the people who paid a large i proportion of the revenue wanted this appropriation of he knew that the policy of the present legislature bad had been to cut down expenses so much i io n fact that it assumed at times niggard ly aspect the duty of the legislature was to bond the territory if lees less than was appropriated r I 1 a ted it was throwing money away we a dont want a email small niggardly exhibition was not rot enough A broad liberal spirit in this matter wea what he desired to see think tb that at any part of this money would be spent in showing either the wisdom or folly of the absolute veto power in the territory he ile was in favor of and would oppose the amendment sargent refused to be led to chicago with a brass collar around bis his neck for the fimple t 7 reaton that it would take more than one manto man to lead him there I 1 he ile wanted to see the fair but to talk a about bout bonding the territory was a villainous vila vita idea he ile want to sen seo men go down from utah and drink wine c champagne ham etc voice from there the region of the clerks deek 11 leave the champagne sargent replied you cant do it I 1 mr klesel is one of the territorial managers as named in the amendment and be he likes champagne aa so well as my self 1 oh ohl I 1 he continued mr kiebel has many friends who like champagne as well as mr kiesel I 1 have bare never seen the latter gentleman refuse a glass yet betl I 1 laugh berj Cu continuing tinning be he waxed wroth over the question of bonding the territory and rather than make bis his children pay for bis his pleasure at the great exposition be he would not vote one cent the vote on the amendment offered by air mr arnett resulted in its rejection and arid the vote on the original measure resulted in its pas sage by 10 16 to 7 this makes the appropriation pria tion the same as given by the council the bill now goes to the governor and he will it is thought lose no time in approving it following is the official communication as read in the house this afternoon regarding the sheep bill EXECUTIVE OFFICE t SALT LAKE CITY I 1 march 7 71 hon hou W 11 speaker of the house salt lake city utah SIR 1 I return herewith house file no 65 entitled an act to amend section 2264 2204 of the compiled laws of utah 1888 befouling waters it ia Is hardly for me to refer refe r to the importance of the industry which the act affects effects its value and benefit to the territory are well recognized I 1 con aider eider the act tar fax tco reaching in its provisions it is impossible to estimate the extent of the injury it would inflict upon sheep owner Sif it became a law I 1 suggest that it be amended to read as follows 4 to dip didor or wash sheep in any stream or to construct or maintain or use any pool or dipping vat for dipping or washing sheep in such close proximity to any stream used by the ia ln abitanta abi tants of any city town or villager village for domestic purposes aa as to make the waters thereof impure or unwholesome or to construct or maintain any corral yard or vat to be used for the purpose of all shearing 11 axing or dipping sheep within five miles of any city town or village where the refuse or filth from said corral or yard would naturally find its way futo any stream of water used by the inhabitants of any city village or town for domestic purposes 6 5 to establish and maintain any corral camp or bedding place for the purpose of herding holding or keeping any calle cattle borses horses or sheep within five miles of any n cit city town or village where the refuse or lith filth from said corral camp or bedding place will naturally find its wa way y into any stream of water used by the inhabitants of any city town or village for domestic purposes I 1 am very respectfully ARTHUR L THOMAS governor this was referred to 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