Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-26
VET0ES PLACED
ON TWO BILLS
Governor Cutler Disapproves OF
Livery Stable and Jury In
strucrion Measures.
SMEL TER BILL STILL In HAND.
Seven Acts Remain TO be Disposed OF
Before the Hour OF Midnight
--Approvals To-day

Less than dozen hours now remain
In which COY, Cutler llay place his
stamp oI approval or sisapproval Oh the
EFFORTS of the Seventh legislature, AT
midnight tonight the constructive work
OF the legislature will have been COM
pleteIy finished. and its acts still alive
Will all be known as laws. only seven
OF them are cf the bill sis tus, for GOV,
Cutler worked hard today In going
through the batch stIll IA has table
AS the result of this morning grind
TWO hills Were vetoed, and " were filed
with the secretary OF state, approved,
Among the remaining meas ures yet 10
be acted upon lis tho much mooted
slnelter bill, known as Ii. h. 3ol, The
fact that 1t has not been signed, sug-
gestS that the governor has at least
not made UP his mind as yet on the adj
visibility of vetOing il or allowing II %
60 upon the statutes, Yesterday after.
noon q hearing was given TO sneItNr
attorneys on the bill, and arguments
We're advanced by them attempting )
show why Ii should pass. The bill ~
opposed by the farmers of this valley
who maintain that the sTnelters VIII
seek under its provisions to delay their
removal under Judge Marshall's decree.
and that they viii seek 70 find under It
shelter from the advantage the farmers
have succeeded In gaining through
years of litigation.
THE VETOED BILLS.
The bills vetoed by GOV. Cutler this
morning were s. Is, l52. extending a
livery stable keepers lien In scope, and
$. b. 81. relating 10 requested lnstruc-
tions to Jurors The first bill is by
Benper X. Smith and gave the livery
i,NS 49, I,.sl. NJ
animal kept within the premises. IN
vetolng the measure GOV. Cutler said
THE tit1e OF this act is fatally defec-
tive, but my strongest reason FOR dis
approving OF the measure Is the fact
that 1t would give the livery Stable
Keepers lien for an indefinite period.
1t does not appear necessary or wise
thai this eStcntlon of lien should be
made"
The reason given for vetoing the bin
relating 10 requested instructions 10
jurors is that the amendment Is not
considered any Improvement on the ex-
I IStins statute
APPROVED TODAY,
The Hist Of measures approved is as
s. 3. us. on state board OF land COM
nissloners.
S. B. I52, requiring that copies of rec
ords OF public lands be filed In the Of
fees OF county recorders.
8. b. 81, regulating voting machines.
8. ., 100, defining the duties of the
supreme court.
S. 3. 800, appearances in justices
courts.
s. y. 1888, on courses of instruction
at the University OF Utah.
II. b. 299. relating to the state board
OF sheep commissioners,
s. B. lo2, regarding the registration of
voters
9. b. ls7. regarding water rights.
II. b. 1873. defining adult delinquency.
s. B, 80, state barber board,
s. b. i61, codifying and revising the
laws relating to the state dairy and
food commissioner
This last measure Is by many count
ed among the important bills passed by
the assembly Under it's provisions.
many preca utions are expected to be
taken to better safeguard the public
health.
Unless they carry the emergency
clause, the bills signed by Gov. Cutler
Will become laws on the sfxiIeth day
following sheir approval. AS they be-
come laws there Will be 4 bee commits
sion. a horse commission. Juvenile
court commission. and "A number of 9TH
er boards 10 select,