Milam County approves election to reallocate county taxes
Milam County Commissioners Court, meeting September 13 1954 in Cameron, approves a special election for November 2 1954 to decide re allocation of county taxes under Article 8 Section 9. The measure proposes levy limits of 28 cents for county, 40 cents for roads and bridges, 2 cents for jury fund and 5 cents for public buildings for six years, with voter eligibility and ballot wording specified. The order sets polling places and publication requirements.
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Commissioners’ Court
Milam County
Texas
Cameron
Charles C. Smith, JR
Commissioners’ Court of
State of
Homer Nabours
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