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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1920

Page

5

Texas Amendment Proposes School District Tax Cap Change

Joint resolutions propose amending Texas Constitution to exempt independent and common school districts from the one dollar tax cap and to authorize a new statewide tax framework. Also outlines election timing, funding for publication, and duty of the governor to proclaim and supervise the vote. Includes sections on compensation for public officials and related fiscal provisions.

Citation by Publication in Texas State Court

Public notice seeks citation by publication in Brewster County to Gano and related defendants and unknown heirs in a 1920 case. The suit alleges title clouds on land seized September 1 1919 and seeks court action for title perfection and process of publication recorded by the district clerk.

Cnty Exac Brewster Cpm ‘Gano CW. Gano John T. Gano GW. Gano Deseauit Fand Mre L.C. Dessault C.F Cruther Alpine Chott GS Combe Ie Com Gano Dessannt Mes Reveillis Crather F. Crutcher Ma"brown W. Afiddleton J.P. Clymeys Shem Gano Brothers Orient Development Company Ae Fat Ieewster Texas Wichita Tay Taeantom Mietrie Court Crente Teves Mamlie Holland

Senate Joint Resolution on Texas tax amendment proposal

A 1920s Senate Joint Resolution proposes amending Section 4 Article IV of the Texas Constitution to raise the maximum ad valorem tax by towns and cities with populations five thousand or less from one fourth of one percent to one half percent annually. The measure details voting instructions, ballot wording, and applicable penalties. It discusses the submission to voters on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November and specifies affirmative and negative ballot language.

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