Texas House Joint Resolution on Election Amendments
A long OCR text outlines constitutional amendments for Texas including creation of an Assessor-Collector of Taxes in counties, voting rights for military and women jurors, poll tax provisions, and multiple sections proposing amendments to Article VIII and Article XVI. The document includes election timing details for 1954, proclamation duties, and referendum language for voters.
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Texas House Joint Resolution for constitutional amendment
A Texas House joint resolution proposes adding a new section to Article I of the state constitution to empower the legislature to enact laws necessary to allow the state to enter into an agreement with the federal government to obtain for proprietary offices of its political subdivisions the powers deemed necessary. The measure outlines the amendment process and the intended scope of state federal cooperation.
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Texas constitutional amendments on hospital districts and county offices
A long constitutional amendment draft from the Texas Legislature proposes creating countywide hospital districts in certain counties with power to issue bonds and levy taxes to fund hospital systems, with protections to avoid state charges. It outlines submission to voters and details on the governor’s proclamation and publication. It also includes proposed extensive revisions to Article VI and XVI sections, reorganizing county and district offices, terms, and duties, and setting timelines for implementation.
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State of Texas
Galveston County
Constitutional Amendment Election in 1854 Details
The text outlines officers elected in November 1854 for two year terms including sheriffs, assessors and collectors, district attorneys, public weighers, county commissioners for Pi ginets One and Three, and Coroners. It explains terms for districts with multiple officeholders, and that the amendment would be voted on statewide on November 4 1884 with choices for four year terms or two year terms. The governor will issue the proclamation and publish it as required by state law.
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Texas Senate Joint Resolution No. 6 Proposed constitutional salary provisions
Senate Joint Resolution No. 6 proposes amending Texas Constitution sections to set governor, attorney general, comptroller, treasurer, land commissioner, and secretary of state salaries by legislature, fix per diem at 25 dollars for legislators for 120 days, and submit the measure to voters with the governor to issue a proclamation. The draft changes outline term lengths, duties, residency, and salary authorities for state executive officers and the secretary of state.
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Constitutional Amendments to Texas Salary and Per Diem Proposals
Governor appoints official to publish and record acts. Legislature sets salaries for key state officials and per diem for legislators. Amendments specify fixed salaries by legislature and per diem at twenty five dollars for 120 days. Voters to decide at November 1964 election with public ballots stating opposition or support.
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Texas Joint Resolution Proposes Retirement Credit Amendment
A fragmented text proposes amending Article XVI to add a new section 83 allowing qualified members of the Teacher Retirement System to receive credit for all services rendered in public schools colleges and universities as public employees for retirement benefits under the Teacher Retirement System. The document references a section 88 and notes wording about eligible members and potential status changes.
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