Majority of Acts Become Law Without Governor Signature
Austin April 15 The Twenty-seventh legislature adjourned after January session and many measures became law without governor approval. Several acts authorize railroad consolidations and county road laws while others fund schools refuges and prisons. Notable items include funding for an epileptic asylum at Abilene and a memo rializing Congress to elect U S senators by direct vote.
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