Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-09-26


prievc, with the reasons for granting the
samc. and the objections, if any, of any
member Of the Board made thereto.
SEC. 8. The Governor may require
information in writing from the officers
| of tho Executive Department upon any
subject relating to the duties Of their
respective Offices which information shall
be given upon onth whenever 80 required;
he may also require Information 10 writ.
ing, at any time under oath, form all
officers and managers o! STATE institutions,
upon any subject relating to the condi-
,ion, management and expenses of their
respective Offices and institutions, and
mny, at any time he deems it necessary,
appoint a committee to investigate and
report to him upon the condition of any
executive Office or State institution.
The Governor shall at the commune
mcnt Of each session, and from time to
time, by message, give to the Lesia|aurc
information of the condition of the State
and shall recommend such measures as
he shall deem expedient. He shall also
send to the Legislature statement, with
vouchers, or the expenditures Of all
moneys belonging to the State and paid
ont BY him. He shall also, at the com,
mencement Of each session, present csti
mate of the amount OF money reGQ;r d
20 be raised by taxation for all purposes
of the State.
SEC. 8. The Governor may, on
extraordinary occasions, convene the
Legislature by proclamation, stating the
purpose for which he has convened it.,
but when 40 convened, it shall haze DO
power to legislate on any subjects other
than those specified in the proclamation !;
but may provide for the expenses of the
session and other matters incidcn al
thereto. He may also, by proclamation
convene the Senate in extraordinary ses-
sion for the transaction Of exc ,utive
business.
SEC. 10. Every bill passed by the
Legislature, shall, before it becomes 8
law, DO presented to the Governor. IF
he approve, he shall sign it, and there
upon it shall become a law; but If he do
not approve, he shall return it with his
objections to the House in which it
originated, which House shall enter the
objections at large upon its journal
aud proceed to reconsider the bill. IF
then two thirds of the members present
agree to pass the same, it shall DC sent,
together with the objections, to the other
House, by which it shall be likewise
reconsidered and if approved by two
thirds Of the members present in that
House, it shall become law, notwith.
standing the objections OF the Governor.
In all such cases the vote of each House
shall be determined by yeas and nays, t..
be entered on the journal. Any bill
which shall not be returned by the
Governor to the Legislature within ten
days Sundays exccrted) after it shall
have been presented to him, shall be.
come law in like manner as if he had
signed it, unless the Legislature shall,
by adjournment, prevent its return, in
which case it shall be filed, with his
objections, in the Office Of the Serretar,
Of State within ten days after such adj
joarnment Sundays excepted) OF be-
come law.
SIC. II. The Governor shall have
power to disarprove of any item O,
items Of any bill making appropriations
OF money, embracing distinct items, and
the part or parts approved shall become
law, and the item or items disapproved
shall be void, unless enacted in the man.
ner following: If the Legislature be in
session, he shall within five days, transmit
to tho House 10 which the bill originated
a copy Of the item or items thereof dis.
approved, together with his objections
thereto, and the items objected to shah
be separated y reconsidcred. and each item
shall then take the same course as is pre-
scribed for the passage Of bills over the
executive veto.
SEC. IL. In case of the failure 10
quality. the impeachment, or conviction
of treason, felony or other infamous
crime, of the Governor, or his death, re.
moval from Office, resignation, absence
from the State, or inability to discharge
the powers and duties of his office, the
powers, duties aud cmnluments Of the
office for the residue of the term, or until |
the disability shall cease, shall deyolve |
upon the Lieutenant Governor
CONTINUED on IN ade.1