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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1930
Page
8
Llano County Clerk certifies receipts and disbursements for the Quarter ending May 1 1930 for school funds and June 30 1930 for other funds with balances shown. The report records balances and expenditures across Special Funding Warrant 6th and 4th Class Funds.
The text records proposed amendments to Texas Constitution articles and sections. It includes S J R No 19 proposing a permanent university fund structure and a separate S J R No 2 adding Section 3a to Art V to allow Supreme Court sessions any time at the seat of government.
Section 1 proposes changing Article 3 Section 5 to require the Legislature meet every two years with regular session timelines for bill introduction hearings and emergency matters under Governor messages, while Sections 2 and 8 adjust pay and mileage for lawmakers and set the constitutional amendment submission date for November 1930. Jane Y. McCallum, Secretary of State.
The Texas Legislature amendments would add Section 16 to Article VII, taxing University of Texas lands for county purposes with State Tax Board valuation and state remittance to counties. The measure would go to voters at the next general election on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1930.
Ivalde Leader-News decries failures of justice in Texas courts. It cites a case where a former peace officer and two others allegedly robbed a bank and killed to gain a reward, accusing the jury of leniency. The piece urges a modern code of criminal law and procedure and reform of the judiciary to protect life and property. It ends with a 6% loan advertisement.
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