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An act supplementary to and amendatory of "An act making appro-

priations for deficiencies beginnig March 1, 1879, and ending

February 28, 1881, and for previous years," passed March 24,

1881.

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An act to amend section five of an act entitled "An act to establish

the University of Texas," passed at the present session of the

CHAPTER LXXXII.

An act to regulate the appointment and define the duties of notaries

public, and to require them to procure and use legal seals, and to

punish them for failing to do so...

CHAPTER LXXXIII.

An act to amend title 34 of the Revised Civil Statutes of the State

of Texas, by adding articles 1665a and 1665b, and to amend ar-

ticles 1689 and 1702 of the election laws of the State of Texas,

and to provide for creating election precincts in unorganized

CHAPTER LXXXIV.

An act to ascertain what, if any, unpaid balance of salary is due

Gustave Cook, as judge of the criminal district court of Galveston

and Harris counties, and William Steele, late adjutant-general

of the State of Texas, and making an appropriation therefor.... 98

An act amendatory of article 3112, of title 58, of an act to adopt

and establish the Revised Civil Statutes of the State of Texas,

passed by the Sixteenth Legislature of Texas, A. D. 1879. . . . . . . .

CHAPTER LXXXVI.

An act to legalize and validate the ordinances of cities and towns,

where said ordinances impose a penalty for their violation, and

have not been published in the official journals as required by

law, and to give force and effect to the same

CHAPTER LXXXVII.

An act to amend article 2395, chapter 3, of title 42, of the Revised

Civil Statutes of the State of Texas relating to compensation for

ex-officio services of clerks of county courts..

CHAPTER LXXXVIII.

An act to amend article 3994, of title 80, of the Revised Civil Stat-

CHAPTER LXXXIX.

An act to amend section 10 of "An, act establishing the tenth,

twelfth, thirteenth, twenty-eighth, twenty-ninth and thirtieth ju-

dicial districts, prescribing the times of holding the district courts

therein, and providing for the appointment of district judges

for the twenty-eighth, twenty-ninth and thirtieth judicial dis-

tricts," approved February 22, A. D. 1879....

An act to amend article 690, chapter 3, of the Penal Code of the

State of Texas, passed on the 21st day of February, 1879...... 103

An act to validate certain locations and surveys upon lands situated

in the counties of Hardeman, Cottle, Archer, Baylor, Wilbarger

An act to authorize and require the issue of patents to lands situated

between the Rio Grande and Nueces rivers, the titles to which

have been confirmed under the act of February 11, 1860...... 105

An act to amend chapter 130 of the act of 1879, entitled "An act

to amend section 46 of an act to encourage stockraising, and for

the protection of stockraisers," approved April 22, 1879......... 105

An act to relieve the inhabitants of Cameron county from the pay-

ment of the State tax for the year 1880...

An act for the relief of persons whose lands have been rendered for

taxation, and also placed upon the unrendered rolls..

An act to amend article 220 of the Criminal Code....

An act to authorize the governor, state treasurer and superintendent

of the penitentiary, to contract for conveying convicts from the

counties where sentenced to the penitentiaries

CHAPTER XCVIII.

An act to amend the stock law

An act to change the times of holding the district courts in the

twenty-ninth judicial district of the State of Texas....

An act to authorize and request the governor to ascertain and file in

the war department of the United States, or in such other de-

partment as the matter may be referred to, a certified abstract,

accompanied with proper vouchers and proofs, of the money ex-

pended and indebtedness assumed and incurred by the State of

Texas in repelling invasions by Mexican and Mexican Indian ban-

ditti, and in suppressing Indian hostilities...

An act to amend sections 1 and 4 of an act entitled "An act to

regulate the sale of spirituous, vinous or malt liquors or medi-

cated bitters, to fix the rate of occupation taxes upon all persons,

firms or associations of persons engaged in the sale of spirituous,

vinous or malt liquors or medicated bitters, to define the man-

ner and time of collecting such tax, and affix penalties for failure

to pay the same, and to repeal all laws and parts of laws in con-

flict with the provisions of this act," approved March 11, 1881 ... 112 ·

An act to amend chapter 11, title 17 of the Revised Civil Statutes of

the State of Texas, so that towns and villages may be incorporated

for free school purposes only.....

An act to amend articles Nos. 340, 344, 346, 352 and 357 of the Re-

vised Civil Statutes of the State of Texas, relating to cities and

An act to authorize counties to fund their bonded indebtedness, and

to provide means to pay the same

An act to amend the caption and sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 of

an act entitled "An act to provide for the sale of alternate sec-

tions of lands in organized counties, as surveyed by railroad com-

panies and other works of internal improvement, and set apart

for the benefit of the common school fund; to provide for the in-

vestment of the proceeds, and to repeal all laws in conflict there-

with," approved July 8, 1879, and to provide for the sale of such

lands in unorganized counties...

An act granting to persons who have been permanently disabled by

reason of wounds received while in the service of this State, or of

the Confederate States, a land certificate for twelve hundred and

eighty acres of land...

An act prescribing the time of holding the district court of the twen-

ty-third district

Concurrent resolution allowing room in capitol building for Western

Union Telegraph office..

Joint resolution regarding the port of Galveston

Joint resolution granting leave of absence to the Hon. Jo. Abbott,

judge of the twenty-eighth judicial district....

Joint resolution instructing our Senators, and requesting our Repre-

sentatives in Congress, to use their endeavors to procure substan-

tial and suitable appropriations for the attainment of a large draft

of water on the bars of Brazos de Santiago, Aransas, Sabine Pass,

Pass Cavallo and the mouth of Brazos and Buffalo Bayou, in the

State of Texas...

Joint resolution authorizing the governor to employ a suitable and

competent architect or architects to assist the board of commission-

ers appointed to superintend the construction of a new capitol, and

to provide for the payment of his services....

Joint resolution proposing an amendment to sections 2, 3, 5, 6, 8 and

17, article 5, of the constitution of the State of Texas.

Joint resolution granting the Hon. G. B. Gerald, judge of the county

court of McLennan county, sixty days leave of absence from the

Joint resolution amending section 24, of article 3, of the constitution

of the State of Texas..

Joint resolution making an appropriation for the settlement of Thomas

Joint resolution expressing sympathy for the people of Ireland in

their struggle against the oppressive system of British landlordism. 132

Joint resolution instructing our Senators, and requesting our Repre-

sentatives in Congress to procure the passage of a joint resolution

by the Congress of the United States, authorizing the secretary of

war to loan to the adjutant general of the State of Texas, on his

requisition, such camp and garrison equipage as may be needed by

the State troops of Texas at their annual encampment...

Joint resolution granting W. E. Collard, judge of the ninth judicial

district of the State of Texas; T. L. Nugent, judge of the thirtieth

judicial district of the State of Texas; R. C. Beale, county judge of

Navarro county; D. C. Barmore, county judge of Brazos county,

and W. S. Moore, county judge of Lamar county, permission to

absent themselves from the State at the times hereinafter named. 133

Joint resolution appropriating five thousand dollars for per diem and

contingent expenses of the Seventeenth Legislature...

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