Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
IN SENATE SEEK TO ABOLISH .SED|TION BANNER
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CBy Review Leased Wire) PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. 29.-Legisla- tion aimed to abolish the red and the black flags from the state of Arizona and to prevent the dissertation of the Stars and Stripes was brought up in the state senate today.
 A bill introduced by Senator Parr of Navajo county, would prohibit the flying or carrying of red and black flags or the colors of any unfriendly nation within the confines of the state. The bill provides for infraction of such a law penalty of a fine not to ex- ceed $1O0. or not more than six months imprisonment or both. Excep- tion is made in the case of college em- blems, while banners for amusement enterprises of legitimate character are not prohibited. The bill further speci- fies that any flags carrying inscrip- tions opposed to organized govern ment" must not be unfurled. cIaridge Bill Passes Senator Carriages senate bill No. 6. which is intended to prevent desecra- tion, mutilation or improper use of the Stars and Stripes came up for third reading in the senate and was passed. The bill was recommended by the na- tional commission on uniform state laws
 A S25, 900 bridge over the Colorado river in Mohave county was provided for in a bill introduced by Senator Herndon- The bill specifics that the money would become available when the county Of MOhave provides a simi- jar amount
 It was pointed out in the legislature that the building of this bridge would form a link in the highway between Phoenix and Salt Lake City The states of Arizona and Utah have had this route under discussion for some time, the proposal having been made that each state build it's highway to the state line, there to be connected.
 Echo of Murder Case
 An echo of the pursuit of Tom Sis son and John and Tom Powers, viola tors of the selective act, who are serv- ing penitentiary terms for the killing of Sheriff R. F. Mcbride of Graham county, was heard in the house today. Expenses incurred in the pursuit of the trio wanted for the death of the sheriff still are unpaid and house bill No. 53, introduced by request by Rep resentative Gull, provides for the pay ment of $167.25 to the NortOn-Morgan Commercial company of Wilcox, and S315 to Pages garage of Wilcox.
 Other bills introduced in the senate and house were:
 Senate bill g by Hicks, providing fees to be paid on the filing of suits
 Senate bill 34 by Buchanan, amend ing the acts provided for the appoint ment Of 9 board of regents for the University of Arizona and fixing their terms of office.
 Providing Art Commission
 Senate bill 8 by Wilkinson by re- quest of the state federation of wom- ems clubs, providing an art commis- sion for the state of Arizona.
 Senate bill 36 by Elliott, amending the act classifying cities and towns by increasing the salaries of judges. Un- der this bill salaries of members of the supreme court would be raised to S750O a year and the salaries of all superior court judges fixed at S5OOO
 Senate bill 37 by Hicks, providing for the settlement and distribution of an estate of less than S200 without let ters of administration.
 House bill 54 by Perkins, establish ing Camp Wood game preserve in Va vapai county.
 House bill 55 by Lines by request, amending the statutes prescribing the duties of the boards of trustees of schools
 House bill 56 by the appropriations committee, providing for a deficit in the amount appropriated for motor ve- hicle license number plates.