Analytical index to the laws of Texas, 1823-1905 (both dates inclusive). Page: 380

                                
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INDEX TO LAWS OF TEXAS.

NAVY, TEXAS-continued.
Providing that steamship Zavala be
chartered and repaired, to run as
a packet between Texas and New
Orleans, 2-791-1842.
Appropriation for navy, 2-813-1842.
Directing Auditor to settle accounts
of E. W. Moore, 2-972-1844.
Granting pensions to midshipmen and
seamen disabled in action, 2-9761844.
Granting  pensions to  seamen  ana
landsmen disabled in action, 2-10111844.
Providing for keeping navy in ordinary,
2-1027-1844.
Providing for part pay of officers and
seamen, 2-1028-1844.
Authorizing Secretary of the Treasury
to settle account of James Morgan,
"late Naval Commissioner," 21144-1845.
Appropriation for half pay of certain
disabled seamen, landsmen and marines,
2-1215-1845.
Requiring Comptroller to settle accounts
of Commodore E. W. Moore,
2-1720-1846.
Joint resolution instructing Texas delegation
in United States Congress
to use influence to have officers of
Texas navy incorporated in United
States navy, 3-21-1848.
Relating to claims of E. W. Moore,
3-334-1848.
Relating to claims of E. W.. Moore,
3-335-1848.
Relating to claims of E. W. Moore,
3-357-1848.
Appropriation for pro rata pay of
Thomas P. Anderson, deceased, surgeon,
3-695-1850.
Joint resolution instructing Texas delegation
in United States Congress to
urge incorporation of officers of
Texas navy in United States navy,
3-1005-1852.

NAVY, TEXAS-continued.
Requesting Texas delegation in United
States Congress to secure incorporation
of officers of Texas navy into
United States navy, 4-531-1856.
Recognizing rank of Capt. John G.
Tod in Texas navy, and requesting
Texas delegation in United States
Congress to procure passage of a
law  incorporating him  in United
States navy, 4-1140-1857.
Recognizing rank of P. NW. Humphries
as commander in navy of Texas at
time of annexation of Texas to
United States, 4-1152-1858.
Appropriation to pay for indexing
naval records, 4-1477-1860.
Requesting Texas delegation in United
States Congress to secure incorporation
of Capt. John G. Tod ("late
of Texas navy") in navy of United
States, 5-315-1860.
Appropriation to pay Luke A. Falvell
amount due as sailing master in
Texas navy, 5-847-1864.
Instructing Texas delegation in Congress
to endeavor to secure incorporation
of Capt John G. Tod ("late
of Texas navy") into United States
navy, 6-1063-1871.
NAVY, TEXAS, SECRETARY OFCreating
office under Government ad
interim, 1-1053-1836.
Creating office under Republic of Texas
and making Secretary member of
President's cabinet, 1-1087-1836.
To have bays and harbors surveyed,
2-113-1839.
To keep employed one or more schooners
for protection of the revenue, 2247-1840.
Prohibting, from removing navy yard
at Galveston, 2-354-1840.
Abolishing office and adding duties
thereof to those of Secretary of
War, making said officer, ipso facto,
Secretary of War and Marine, 2569-1841.