me exact status or me laws inforce.Governor Philipp has vetoed the hill passed at this session of the legislature flt;»r the printing and distributing of 45,000 copies of the Wisconsin blue book biennially. The governor points rui that blue books cost the state 60 cents per copy and that the number of additional volumes authorized by the bill would cost the slate a large sum of money. The old law provided for a liberal distribution of blue books to schools, to members of the legislature and to public officials, and the governor sees no reason ft»r Increasing the number for distribution. The veto of tie- governor was sustained.The Milwaukee sewage problem received final consideration by the leg-