Graham guardian., 1911-02-03
Of the Superior Court of

of the Superior Court of .... -.
County, State of Arizona" sur
rounding the vignette. The seal of
municipalities, and of all county Of
ficers. in the Territory, shall be the
seals of such municipalities and
county officers, respectively, under
the State. until otherwise provided
by law, except that the word "Ter-
ritory," or Territory Of Arizona"
be changed to read State" or
State Of Arizona" where the same
may appear on any such seals.
Sec. IL. The provisions Of this
Constitution shall be in force from
the day on which the President of
the United States shall issue his
proclamation declaring the State of
Arizona admitted into the Union.
Sec. IL. One Representative in
the Congress of the United States
shall be elected from the State at
large, and at the same election at
which officers shall be elect ted under
the Enabling Act, approved June 20,
1910, and, thereafter, at such times
and in such manner as may be pre-
scribed by law.
Sec. 13. The term of office of
every officer to be elected or ap-
pointed under this Constitution or
the Naws Of Arizona shall extend
until his successor shall be elected
and shall qualify.
Sec. ID. Any law which may be
enacted by the Legislature under
this Constitution may be enacted by
the people under the Initiative. !
Any law which may not be enacted
by the Legislature under this Con-
stitution shall not be enacted by the
people.
Sec. Is. Reformatory and penal
institutions, and institutions for the
benefit OF the insane, blind. deaf and
mute, and such other institutions as
the public good may require. shall
be established and supported by the
State in such manner as may be-
by law.
Sec. l6. 1t shall be unlawful to
confine any minor under the age of
eighteen years, accused or convicted
of crime, in the same section of any
Jail or prison in which adult prison.
ers are confined. Suitable quarters
shall be prepared for the confine-
ment of such minors.
Sec. II. All State and county
officers Except notaries public1 and ,
all justices of the peace and con-
stables, whose precinct includes q |
city or town or part thereof. shall
be paid fixed and definite salaries,
and they shall receive no fees for
their own use.
Sec. 49,. A State Examiner, who |
shall be a skilled accountant shall be |
appointed by the Governor, by and
with the advice and consent of the
Senate, for a term of two years.
The State Examiner shall examine
the books and accounts of such pub.
ic officers, and perform such other
luties, and have such other powers,
IS may be prescribed by law.
Sec. 10. The Legislature shall
enact laws and adopt rules prohibit
ng the practice of lobbying on the
1oor of either House of the Legisla- !
.ure, and further regulating the
practice of lobbying /
Sec. 20. The seal of the State
hall be of the following design:
n the background shall be a range
# mountains, with the sun rising
'ehind the peaks thereof, and at the
light side of the range of mountains
here shall be a storage reservoir
nd dam, below which in the mid.
lie distance are irrigated fields and
richards reaching into the fore
at the right Of which arc
attic grazing. To the left in the
1iddle distance on a mountain side
, quartz mill in front of which s