Chris Forbush, an intern, plays the guitar during a short break. The mood on the floor of the Utah House of Representatives was more casual and relaxed than usual as the lawmakers worked to wrap up their business by midnight.
Mike Terry, Deseret Morning News
Rep. John Mathis of District 55, above center, plays with his necktie to help pass the time during the final day of the Utah legislative session. At right, Chris Forbush, an intern, plays the guitar during a short break. The mood on the floor of the Utah House of Representatives was more casual and relaxed than usual as the lawmakers worked to wrap up their business by midnight.
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