Holbrook argus., 1912-04-30
In The Legislature

-' were introduced in the legislature this week:
 Bill No. S1, by Wm. E. Brooks; Adopting a Flag for the State of Arizona" As follows:
 SEC l. The flag of the State of Ari- zona shall be devided into two equal sections lengthwise; the lower section to be blue field; the upper section to consist of seven yellow and six red ape- ring stripes, arranged alternately and in a semi-circle, the points Tn the center of the flag and the stripes gradually widening toward the edges, indicating the glory of an Arizona sunset. Placed ill the center of the flag, partly on the lower and partly on the upper section, is five pointed copper colored star, indicating the addition of new state to the American union.
 SEC. ? The proportions are, hoist of four feet with fly of SIX feet and the star to be two feet high; these pro- portions to be observed for flags of other sizes. Red and blue shall be the shades used for the flag of the United States and yellow shall be the color of gamboge.
 Bill No. 91, by Mir. Whipple; Fixing Salaries of County Su- pervisors and relating to the Sal aries of other County Officers of Preclnts in the several Coun ties. " As follows:
 SEC. l. That the salaries of the mem- bers of the County Board of Supervisors of each county in the State of Arizona shall be as follows: each chairman of the various Boards of Supervisors shall receive salary of One Hundred Dol lars ($l00 00) per month, the remaining members of said Boards of County Su- pervisors shall receive asalary of Seven ty-flve Dollars ($75 OO) per month.
 SEC. ?. That on the first Monday in January of each even numbered year the Board of Supervisors shall fix and determine the salaries of all county and precinct officers except County Supervisors) within said county, which salary shall be in force on the first day of January of the next succeeding year, and remain in force for two years there- after; provided that on the first Mon- day in June, 1912, the County Board of Supervisors of each county shall fix the salaries of said officers which shall be paid until the thirty-first day of December, 1914.
 Bill No. S4. by Mr. ]. A. R Irvine; ITO amend Paragraph 3741 (SEc. 9 of Chapter TX, Title LVI, of the Revised Statutes of Arizona. 19O1." As follows:
 "3741. (SEc. 9). The board of control shall appoint superintendent of said Industrial School, whose salary shall be fixed by said Board of Control, not to exceed Eighteen Hundred Dollars per annum. Said board shall also ap point an assistant superintendent O. said Industrial School whose salary shall be fixed by said board, not to ex ceed One Thousand Dollars per annum and said board shall also appoint suct other officers and assistants as the wants of the institution shall, from time to time require, and shall pre- scribe their duties, and fix such sala ries as may be deemed reasonable" Bill No. s7, by Mr. Curry; "To regulate the Liquor Tax upon retail liquor dealers and to re fund unused portion on retail Ii quor dealers license" As fol lows:
 All persons who shall dispose of any wines, distilled or malt liquors in quan titles of less than one gallon. shall pay a yearly license tax of Three Hundred Dollars ($30000), payable in advance provided that no license tax shall bt required of any physician or opothecary for any wines or distilled liquors ht may use in the preparation of medicines That any person or persons securing license tax as herein provided wht afterwards discontinues as a retail Ii quor dealer, before the end of the veal for which such license tax shall have been paid, shall have the right to pres ent such license tax to the Board o Supervisors in the county issuing sucl license tax, together with an affidavit showing the date that such license shall be ceased to be retail liquor dealer, and upon presentation of suct license tax receipt and affidavit the Board of Supervisors shall cancel the same and issue to the licensee war , rant on the County Treasurer tor sun