House Joint Resolution No 34 Amending Texas Constitution
The joint resolution proposes an amendment to Article 7 sections 9 through 15 to separate the University of Texas from the Agricultural and Mechanical College and Prairie View, transferring funds and land to form a distinct university system, and details the financing and legal framework for the separation to be voted on at the July 1915 election. The governor is directed to issue proclamations and the sum of five thousand dollars is appropriated for election costs.
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Tere
University of Tex
Texas
Galveston County
Agri Machansead Coil
Peoiling Fort
Mainenan
Uniettastevad College
Pratte Vie County
University of Texas
Axricutteral
Merchanteal College
Tesax
University Texas
University of Texas” Ball
Agricultral
Avicultarel
University
Ave of Texas
Agriultural
Ant” Miosbanical College of
Tense
Prairie View State Normal
Gallere
Agricultural and Mechanioal
Prairie View Indaatriad Collewe
de Corts
Texan
Anaha Inake
Hich
State of Texas Ata
Agricultural and Me Manica College
Tale
State of Texas
Universi of Texas
Azrlesh Juiatand Mechanical College
Walloon
Texas constitutional amendment on bond issuance and taxes for public improvements
Resolution No 18 proposes amending Section 2 of Article 3 to authorize bond issuance for levees roads and public works and to levy taxes for interest and sinking funds. It sets two thirds district votes for districts to bond and limits and outlines election procedures and a five thousand dollar appropriation for printing and distribution of ballots. The measure targets the Texas Legislature and statewide voters for a special election on the Fourth Saturday in July 1915.
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Texas
G. McKay
State of
Jao
Secretary of State
Texas constitutional amendment proposes student loan funds by county
A proposed amendment to Article 7 Section 3b adds a county level Students Loan Fund enabling counties to borrow for student education, with an additional property tax up to 20 cents per $100, and mandatory public notice and election procedures. The measure funds and directs campaign advertising at 3000 dollars, per secretary of state copy.
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Commissioners’ Court
Texas
Shail
Commissioner's Court
Commi Court
Tous G. McKay
House Jour Resoluti on Texas road tax amendment
A joint resolution of the Texas Legislature proposes amending Section 9 Article 8 to cap state property taxes, allow a local road tax not exceeding six cents per dollar of valuation, with county and subdivision approvals via majority vote, and allocate funds for enforcement and related costs. The measure also limits city and county levies for general purposes and roads and bridges, detailing taxing caps and approval requirements.
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Beve Mason
Texas
State of
Tenas
State of Texas
Texas House Joint Resolution on Voting Beyond Residence
A proposed constitutional amendment would allow qualified voters to vote in precincts other than their residence under specified conditions and provide for a $5,000 appropriation to cover proclamation publication and election costs. The measure sets qualifications for electors and procedures for poll tax receipts and affidavits.
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Texas
Tenas
United States
Church of Christ Sunday Service At Presbyterian Church
The notice lists a Church of Christ service schedule at the Presbyterian church with a long service at 2 30 p m Bible study at 2 45 p m and communion at 3 30 p m
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Church of Christ
The
Presbyterian Church
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