The Laws of Texas, 1822-1897 Volume 1 Page: 468
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Index to the Laws and Decrees.
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debts................................
Land Law of March 26, 1834.............
“ in reference to the same law.......
“ relative to that of the town of Bejar
“ to T. J. Chambers.........................................
“ J. Grant...................................................
“ J. Bowie..................................................
• • M. Muldoon........................... :
‘ ‘ J. Power..................................................
“ D. J. Toler...............................................
Licence, to J. M. Carabajal for printing the laws and decrees ...
Local militia, provisions on the subject..........................
Maize &c., free from excise duties................................
Manufacturing company, grant to establish......................
Medals and prizes, for preparing for pupils......................
Military men retired, exonerated from a certain tax..............
Mining deputation, law for creating.............................
Monclova declared the capital of the state .............. n: ......
Municipal property, for selling that of the extinguished Missions
Municipality, new one formed in that of Austin..................
“ established at Matagorda................... .....
“ at San Patricio and Mina.........................
Judges of responsibility..................................................
‘ ‘ to execute judicial acts in place of Notaries.....................
Jurors law concerning—of April 17—1834...............................
La Bahia constituted a town............................................
Lancastrian schools, law for establishing.............• ■ ; ; ....... : •
Land, acquired by virtue of the colonization law not liable for certain
Law de ..............................................on
" dispenfed with to admit E. de la Garza as counsellor,
“ regulating contracts between masters and servants. . .
14 &c., of the castilian collection to be understood as 1
for taxing certain lots.............................................
of April 27th 1833 on the subject of municipal property.............
same law does not comprise the water for domestic use............
regulations in respect to ayuntamientos &c...........• •:.....:a
of April 1, 1830—favor granted therein limited to a certain period..
of March 4, 1830—a part dispensed with...........................
of 11th of January, 1834, repealed......... ...................
Letter of citizenship, granted to J. Cameron and S. Hewetson...........
Names"?/San Fernando and post of Rio Grande changed .
National effects introduced at a certain time to pay less excise duty .. ..
. General Santa Anna recognized as president..................■ • •
Goods of a certain kind, exclusive privilege granted J. Grant for
facturing....................................................
Governor, to be received as a patron.............................
“ pro tem., cloathed with extraordinary powers.........
“ his resignation not accepted...........................
“ permitted to repair to Nuevo Leon......................
Grand jury, to be appointed by congress.........................
Hacienda de San Vicente, established a town.....................
Halls of the tribunals of justice, provision on the subject.........
Hewitson and Power, eight sitios of land granted to.............
Iron and coal mines, exclusive privilege granted for working.....
Income tax.......................................................
Intervening officers, provision in regard to.......................
Interpreters, to be employed in criminal suits....................
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Gammel, Hans Peter Mareus Neilsen. The Laws of Texas, 1822-1897 Volume 1, book, 1898; Austin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth5872/m1/476/?rotate=270: accessed April 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .