Analytical index to the laws of Texas, 1823-1905 (both dates inclusive). Page: 124

                                
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INDEX TO LAWS OF TEXAS.

CONVENTIONS-continued.
State  Reconstruction  Conventioncontinued.
Suspending sale of school lands
by Police Courts, 6-25-1868.
Requesting commanding general
to cause receipts and expenditures
of treasury to be estimated,
6-25-1868.
Making   appropriation  for  expenses
of Committee on Penitentiary,
6-25-1868.
Requesting statements of Comptroller
of Public Accounts, 626-1868.
Laying certain matters before
United States Congress, 6-271868.
Declaring bond not to be required
of' State in suits, 6-271868.
Ordering copies of Austin Daily
Republican and San Antonio
Express, 6-28-1868.
Requesting arrest of C. C. Gillespie,
6-28-1868.
Providing for appointment of
committee to investigate Millican
disturbance, 6-28-1868.
Requesting that reward be paid
for arrest of "would-be" assassin
of Judge C. Cooley, 6-291868.
Appropriating five hundred dollars
for telegrams, 6-29-1868.
Requesting Congress to inquire
into condition of State, 6-301868.
Relating to investigation of Millican
disturbance, 6-30-1868.
Relating to per diem of Wim. E.
Horne. 6-30-1868.
Appropriation to pay officers apjointed
 by Provisional Governor,
6-31-1868.
Referring to Major General Reynolds'
resolution making appropriation,
6-31-1868.

CONVENTIONS-continued.
State  Reconstruction  Conventioncontinued.
Incorporating Bellville, Hempstead,
and Brazos Bridge Company,
6-31-1868.
Providing for payment of mail
carrier, 6-32-1868.
Authorizing transcribing of journals
of convention, 6-33-1868.
Requesting United States Congress
to pass International Railroad
bill, 6-33-1868.
Incorporating Houston City Railroad
Company, 6-34-1868.
Authorizing  Secretary to draw
warrant  in   favor  of  Fred
Slaughter, 6-37-1868.
Requesting that Sabine Pass be
made port of entry, 6-37-1868.
Requesting creation of new judicial
district, 6-37-1868.
Requesting appropriation, 6-381868.
Asking for relinquishment of
State ad valorem tax to Jefferson
county, 6-39-1868.
Making appropriation for books,
etc., for Blind Asylum, 6-391868.
Incorporating Jefferson, Marshall