Texas Legislature Per Diem and Mileage Amendment Drafted
A proposed Texas constitutional amendment outlines per diem payments of ten dollars daily to lawmakers during their tenure. It also authorizes mileage reimbursement at two dollars and fifty cents per twenty five miles, calculated via the shortest land route, with a state mileage table to determine each member's entitlement.
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Constitutional amendment proposals for Texas court salaries and Supreme Court size
The text outlines two constitutional amendments: one to provide continuous salary per diem for Texas legislators and another to establish a nine member Supreme Court. It details election timing for August 1945, ballot wording for and against each proposal, appointment rules, and transition provisions for current Justices and Commission of Appeals judges.
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