Texas Senate Joint Resolution on Confederate pensions and university funding
A long constitutional amendment proposal adds Sections 17 and 18 to Article VII. It creates a two cent ad valorem tax for Confederate pensions and a five cent tax for higher education buildings, with bond authority for Texas A M and UT, and allocates funds via the Comptroller and Permanent University Fund. The measure asks for a special August 1947 election and includes a funding proclamation and a $10,000 cost cap for publication.
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State of
Texas
Comptroller of Public Accounts
State of Texas
John Tarleton Agricultural College
North Texas Agricultural College
Texas State College For Women
Texas College of Arts and Industries
College of Mines and Metallurgy
Texas Technological College
East Texas State Teachers College
North Texas State Teachers College
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Southwest State Teachers College
Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College
Sul Ross State Teachers College
Boblo
West
Texas State Teachers College
Prairie View Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
State Comptroller of Public Accounts
Board of Directors
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Board of Regents
University of Texas
Permanent University Fund
Citation by Publication in Texas Trusts Montague County Case
Publication citation directs Josie Arnold Wade Arnold Mary Austin Rex Austin and others to appear by 30 June 1947 in Montague County District Court for suit No 10802 filed by E L Faver. Names several defendants and heirs including Sam Kirk deceased John Kirk deceased Hes ter Goldsmith Hawkins deceased Tom Goldsmith deceased Bill Goldsmith deceased.
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Robert O’brien
Tom Kirk
Montague County
Texas
Panola County
Polly Green
Sam Jacobs
Mon
Josie Arnold
Wade Arnold
Mary Austin
Rex Austin
Sam Kirk
John Kirk
Hester Goldsmith Hawkins
Tom Goldsmith
Bill Goldsmith
District Court
Montague
E. L. Faver
B.C. Riley
Lucy Nichols
G. C. Nichols
A. E. Jones
Ollie
B. Brock
Howard Brock
Verna Lee Mendenhall
Luther Mendenhall
Ivy Treadwell
John Treadwell
Oleta Teague
Herman Tea
Notice of throwing glass on public roads
Notice reports a county ordinance prohibiting throwing or depositing glass bottles nails tacks hoops wire cans or similar dangerous substances on any public road street alley or highway with fines up to two hundred dollars. Signed by Sheriff J L Jameson. May 30 and June 6 13.
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J. L. Jameson
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Bowie
Pettey
Rene Beate
Better Homes & Gardens
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