State v. Anklam

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The defendants, constituting 'the board of supervisors of Pima county, were informed against in the superior court of said county by the county attorney for failure to pay Eoy Jones, a janitor and common laborer performing manual labor for said county, the minimum wage fixed by the state highway commission for such labor, in that the said defendants paid said Jones for fourteen days’ labor, of eight hours each, in August, 1933, the sum of $47.50, whereas the wage fixed by the state highway commission for common labor was 50 cents per hour, or $56 for fourteen days of eight hours each.

Two of…