The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-21
GOVERNOR SIGNS
AZ MORE BILLS
Des Moines, Anti-Gambling,
Drug and Woman's 9-Hour
Day Most Important.
CHIEF EXECUTIVE THUS
FAR SPARES VETO POWER
Is Likely to Cut Special Road
Appropriations in Budget
Some.

Some Of the most important bills passed
by the legislature were included among
the forty-two measures signed Monday
by Governor William Spry. Among the
more important were the liquor Dill the
Des MoInes bills the anti-gambling BILL
the nine hour day bill for women and the
bill prohibiting the sale of opium, NOR
phine. cocaine or heron except on pre-
scription OF physician Thus iar inc
governor has vetoed no bllis-
The most important of the bills lett
for the governor TO act upon are the ap-
propriat tions and the kuchler enid LABOR
appropriations bill for a long time Mon
day but did not announce his decision
with reference 10 IL. IT is some S"oo'ooV
in excess OF the estimated revenue OF
the state. and il will be necessary for
the governor TO veto several items 10
bring II within the amount which 1t is
estimated the state VIII receive In rev
enue in the ensuing biennum. Some OF
the appropriations are made conditional
on the revenue OF the state. and TINS
gives the governor considerable lecway
items which the governor Will probably
veto are those making special road ap-
propriations TO various counties Ihesc
appropriate aggregate $1,000.
Urge Child Labor Bill Veto,
Theatrical interests are urging Cover
Theatrical people fear that the bill, II 1t
becomes law. will prevent the appear
ance Of children under ~ years at The
aters within the state. The bill provides
that no child shall be employed in or
about theatcr, Senator kuchler. the
author OF the bill. denies that under THIS
clause children would he prevented from
appearing on the stage. He said the IN :
tent was To prevent the employment of
children about theatcr In other Ca
paclties. The club women who have been
la. In
are now working 10 influence the COVER
nor 10 sign IT, They say that there was
no intent TO prohibit children from APP
pee ring on the stage and that the law
had not been construed In other states.
Taking Sundays out, the governor has
ten days from the date OF the adjourn
ment of the state legislature 10 act on
the bills. The legislature actually ad-
journcd March is. but officially March 3,
al noon. Eliminating the TWO sundays
tho governor has until noon March II TO
sign The bills or TO veto them. This VIII
probably he construed until the closing
OF the office of the secretary of state to-
day which will likely be kept open until
the COVE rnor has passed upon all the bills
now before him. Unless the governor
sisns or vciocs the bills before him today
they will automatically become laws.
The bills signed by the governor on
Monday were;
Senate Bills.
senate bill No by Smith-An act
court stcnographers.
Senate bill No. 81. by Smith-An act
increasing the qualification for registered
druggists.
Senate bill No. g.. by Badger-An act
making legislation uniform with that OF
other states with reference TO warehouse
receipts.
Senate bin No. TO-. by Gardner-An act
creating bureau OF immigration and
statistics.
senate bin No iIG, by BadEcr-An act
providing that articles Of incorporation
of foreign corporations shall be certified
by secretary = state.
Senate bill No. 1876. by Horsey-An act
creating water districts and providing for
the appointment of water commissioners
Senate bill No. l73. by Hyde-An act
creating the position of state examiner
of public accounts.
Senate bill No. tT5. by Tvcrson-An act
providing for the acceptance from the
government OF land included within the
limits OF The former Uintah reservation.
Senate bill No. 1877. bv Stookey-An act
providing for the appointment of JAM
sor for the chambers of the supreme
court
Senate bill No. 2oS. by Marks-An act
specifying standard construction OF high
ways.
Senate bill No. 2o5. by special joint
committee-Au act providing for local
option and the regulation OF the liquor
traffic
Senate bill No. 215 by Horslcy-An act
empowering the conservation committee
to specify the beneficial uses of water
found in the state.
senate bill No. 2l6 by Horsley-An act
providing for the manner OF securing
rights 10 unappropriated waters.
Senate bill 40. 2l9 by Badgcr-An act
prohibiting traffic in white slaves.
Senate bill No 221 by Smith and KelS
An act providing for the manner OF
election Of municipal commissions in
the cities OF the second and third class
Senate bill no. 222. by Smith and Kell!
An act providing for the powers ano
duties OF municipal commissions in tho
cities OF the first and second class
Senate bill No. 23o. by Hyde-An ac
providing for the inspection of weight:
and measures
Senate bill 237 by Marks-An act pro
vidng that the secretary Of the state
capitol commission and the superlntcnd
ent Of buildings and grounds shall b'
appointed by the commission.
Senate bill No. 2i0 by Stookey-Ai
act requiring medical examination o
school children.
Senate bill No. 2l7. by stookey-Al