Proposed Texas constitutional amendments on alcohol and public funds
Texan legislative draft outlines a statewide special election on November 3 1936 to approve amendments including local option liquor sales state dispensaries and strict prohibition rules plus a concurrent measure to establish a state retirement fund for public school college and university staff with funding and investment rules.
Joint resolution on state workers compensation insurance
A proposed joint resolution authorizes the Legislature to provide Workmen's Compensation Insurance for state employees and to authorize payment of premiums and purchase of policies. It states the state shall not be required to purchase insurance for any employees. The measure outlines publication, election, and appropriation steps.
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State of Texas
Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles proposed amendment
Section 1 amends Article IV to create a three member Board of Pardons and Paroles with six year terms, appointive by the Governor, the Chief Justice, and the presiding Justice of the Court of Criminal Appeals, on two thirds Senate consent. It grants the Governor power to grant reprieves, commutations, pardons, and to remit fines with Advisory Board recommendation, and allows Legislature to regulate procedures and parole laws. An election is set for November 1936 to approve the proposed amendment.
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Board of Pardons and Paroles
Supreme Court of
Court of Criminal Appeals
Senate
State of
Texas
Supreme Court
Texas constitutional amendment on county representation limits
The proposal adds Section 26a to Article 3 of the Texas Constitution to cap counties at seven representatives unless their population exceeds 700 000 per the latest US Census. It prescribes one additional representative for each 100 000 over 700 000 and sets submission to voters at the next general election in 1936 with specific ballot wording for and against.
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General Land Office
United States
Reinforcing Steel Invitation For Buchanan Dam Project
The Lower Colorado River Authority invites sealed bids for deformed or corrugated reinforcing steel bars for Dam No. 1 Buchanan Dam Llano County Texas Bid deadline 10:00 am August 13 1936 at Austin office Plans and specs available at LCRA office Bid security 5 percent of bid required Delivery start within two weeks funds for project provided by Federal Works Administration rules apply LCRA may hold bids 60 days and may reject any or all bids Roy Fry chairman
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Buchanan Dam
Llano County
Texas
Lower
Colorado River Authority
Littlefield Building
Austin
Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works
Lower Colorado River Authority
Colorado River
Invitation to bidders for steel pipe fittings at Buchanan Dam
The Low er Colorado River Authority invites bids in Austin Texas Room 806 Littlefield Building at 10 00 a m August 13 1936 for steel and cast iron pipe pipe fittings and miscellaneous steel fittings for the drum gate section of Dam No 1 Buchanan Dam. Bid total 10000 with 5 percent bid guarantee. Plans at LCRA office. Four week delivery. Funded by Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works under 1935 Act rules. Authority may reject any bid and waive irregularities.
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Buchanan Dam
Llano County
Texas
Lower
Colorado River Authority
Littlefield Building
Austin
Dam No. 1
Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works
Lower Colorado River Authority
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