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the city ordinances:
Chapter 1.04. City Seal.
1.04.010. Description of Seal.
The seal provided for Provo City, circular in form, one and eleven-sixteenths (1
11/16) inches in diameter, the impression on which is a representation of a
mill, with a water wheel and flume at one end thereof, with the words "Industry
and Commerce" in a half circle over the building, and the inscription, "Provo
City Seal, Utah County, Utah," around the outer edge, shall be, and the same is
hereby established and declared to be the seal of Provo City:
Chapter 1.05. City Flag.
1.05.010. Authorization for and Description of Flag.
Provo City shall have and may display a Provo City flag which shall have a white
background with black letters and grey letter shadowing and a multi-color stripe
of red, violet, blue, green, yellow, orange and red. The form of the lettering
and the stripe shall be as follows: (image missing) The foregoing described flag
is hereby established and declared to be the flag of Provo City.
Dov Gutterman, 27 December 2002
Boy Scouts, organizing their mammoth Jamboree which will take place June 8-10 at the Tooele County Deseret Peak Recreation Complex, are inviting towns in the Great Salt Lake Council to provide a flag to fly for the duration of the event. But Stockton has no flag. Mayor Thomas suggested using a silk screening pattern first drawn for Stockton Days T-shirts. The pattern employs the town logo - "First Mining Town in Utah, Founded 1863" and a drawing of a forested mountain and old mine entrance. Perhaps, someone suggested, town flags could be sold to resi