Texas Legislature Proposes Direct Supreme Court Appeal Amendment
A joint resolution proposes amending the Texas Constitution to allow direct appeal to the state Supreme Court from injunctive orders on constitutional questions or administrative orders. The measure would be voted on November 6, 1940, with $10,000 appropriated for publication and election expenses.
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Supreme Court
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State of
State OF Texas
S Supreme Court
Texas Notary Appointment Amendment Sent To Voters
A joint resolution proposes amending Section 26 of Article IV to have Notaries Public appointed by the Secretary of State or the State of Texas. It calls for a November 5, 140 special election to submit the amendment to qualified voters and outlines related appropriation for submission costs.
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State of Texas
Secretary of State
State of
Texas
Amendment to Texas constitution on public appointments text
The item outlines amendments to the Texas Constitution about appointments by the Secretary of State and references a statewide publication and election cost. It specifies sections on amendments, gubernatorial roles, and a budget appropriation of ten thousand dollars from the state treasury for publication and election expenses.
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State OF
Texas
Texas amends constitution to protect civil service appointees
House Joint Resolution to add Section 80b to Article 11 preserves Civil Service terms for appointive municipal offices, overriding Article 16, Section 80 limits. Election on adoption or rejection planned with appropriation and proclamation provisions.
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State of
Texas
Brett
Texas Civil Service Amendment Proposed for Municipal Appointees
The document outlines a proposed Texas constitutional amendment to exempt appointive municipal offices under Civil Service from Article 16 limits. It calls for a November 1940 vote with ballots marked For or Against the amendment and directs the governor to issue a proclamation. An appropriation of 5900 is provided for publication and election costs.
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Texas
State of
Red River County Tax Authority Amendment Proposed
H J R No 45 proposes an amendment to Texas constitution Article 8 Section 9 to add Section 9A. It would allow Red River County Commissioners Court to levy up to 25 cents per $100 valuation for up to 15 years to refund general fund warrant indebtedness. Approval requires a majority vote by resident qualified taxpayers.
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Com. Ioners Court of
Red River Coun
State OF Ten
Commissioners Court of
Red Liver County
Texas
Commissioners Court
Red River County
State of
Amendment to allow Red River County refund through bonds
The text outlines a constitutional amendment for Red River County to refund outstanding General Fund indebtedness by levying a special tax and issuing bonds. It specifies election timing, ballot wording for and against the amendment, deployment of funds, and a required $5,000 deposit from Red River County to cover election expenses.
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