Proposed Constitutional Amendments for Texas Destitute Children and Taxes
The document lists multiple Texas constitutional amendments including Section 51c to provide monthly aid up to 15 dollars to needy blind adults over 21 with residency rules and U S financial aid eligibility, Section 16 to regulate banking, Section 52d to fund Harris County road projects by local taxes, and Section 20 to cap ad valorem tax assessments to fair cash value with early payment discounts. An August 1937 vote on these amendments is proposed, with appropriations for publication and election costs.
Abolish Salary Method for Local Officers Proposed Amendment
The document details H J. R. No. 24 proposing a constitutional amendment to Article 16 Section 61 in Texas to abolish fixed salaries for all district county and precinct officers and replace payment with legislature prescribed methods. It outlines submission to voters at a special August 1937 election, governor proclamation, and required state funds for publication and election. It also includes unrelated notes on parsnips and Ohio honey yields.
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