Galveston bond amendment proposed to issue up to five million
Senate Joint Resolution No 23 proposes amending Article sixteen to authorize Galveston City and Galveston County to issue up to five million dollars in bonds for protective works including seawalls and breakwaters. It sets tax levies, sinking fund requirements, and election authorizations for voter approval in 1919, with governor’s proclamation and $5,000 budget appropriation.
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State of Texas
Galveston
State of
Texas
Galveston County
Board of Commissioners
City and
Coun
George F. Howard
Texas seeks highway bonds and broad tax powers
The joint resolutions propose amending the Texas Constitution to authorize the Governor to issue up to 75 million dollars in bonds for durable roads, with a 20 cent tax and state apportionment to counties. Election slated for November 4, 1919, with related public notice and a 5 thousand dollar appropriation for publication.
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George F. Howard
Texan Proposal on Confederate Pensions and Tax for 1919
Texas proposes amending Section 51 of Article 3 to allow pension grants to indigent Confederate soldiers sailors and widows who resided in Texas before 1910 with a statewide tax of seven cents per hundred dollars to fund pensions and related aid. The measure sets eligibility and election timing for November 1919 and allocates funds for publication and election expenses.
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State of
Texas
State of Texas
Confederacy
Constitu- Texas
Army
George F. Howard
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