23rd Regular Session (1893) – Governor James Stephen Hogg
| Bill | Caption | Document |
|---|---|---|
| HB 39 |
Relating to creating the fifty-fourth judicial district.
House Override - House Journal Text Senate Override - Senate Journal Text |
Veto |
| HB 116 | Relating to making appropriations for the support of the State Government for the years beginning March 1, 1893, and ending February 28, 1895, to cover deficiencies, and for other purposes. | Veto |
| HB 206 |
An act to authorize, empower and direct the superintendents of penitentiaries of the State of Texas to receive from the Treasurer of the United States in the name of the State of Texas for the use and benefit of the Texas Confederate home, the bounty on sugar raised and manufactured on the state penitentiary convict farms in Texas.
Copy of handwritten proclamation. |
Veto |
| HB 328 | An act to create the Fifty-fifth judicial district, to be composed of Grayson and Collin counties. | Veto |
| HB 566 | An act to ratify and confirm the action of the city of Houston, through its council in issuing certain public bonds, and to validate them. | Veto |
| HB 582 | An act to amend certain sections of the charter of the city of Dallas. | Veto |
| HB 675 | An act to validate certain courthouse and bridge bonds of Fort Bend county. | Veto |
| SB 91 | An act to validate patents heretofore and herafter to be issued, and locations heretofore made, by virtue of Confederate veteran donation land certificates. | Veto |
| SB 145 | To extend and enlarge the purposes for which corporations may be created and chartered in this State. | Veto |
| SB 156 |
An act to validate certain titles to lands located by virtue of certificates issued to railroad companies and now owned by private individuals.
Copy of handwritten proclamation. |
Veto |
| HJR 21 |
To amend section 24, article 3 of the Constitution of the State of Texas [Provides for an amendment to the Constitution with reference to fees of members of the Legislature, changing the time from sixty to one hundred days for which members may be allowed per diem not exceeding $5 for each day.] Proclamation
Copy of handwritten proclamation. |
Veto |
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