Journal of the Senate of Texas being the Third Called Session of the Forty-Third Legislature Page: 84
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84 SENATE JOURNAL.
County, said grant being contingent
upon the receiving by said district
of a grant and/or loan and/or ad-
vancement from the United States of
America of a sum sufficient to effect
the performance of this Act, on or
before January 1, 1940, and declar-
ing certain things incidental to said
purposes, providing for the segrega-
tion of said funds in the State Treas-
ury, providing a penalty for the
misapplication of the moneys thus
donated, providing for the invest-
ment of available funds, providing
for a system of accounting, and de-
claring an emergency."
The bill was read the second time.
Pending.
Senate Bill No. 16.
Senator Martin sent up the follow-
ing bill:
By Senators Martin, Holbrook,
Beck, Woodward, Moore, Patton,
Pace, Sanderford:
S. B. No. 16, A bill to be entitled
"An Act to amend Chapter 95 of
the General Laws of the State of
Texas, passed by the Regular Ses-
sion of the Thirty-ninth Legislature,
approved March 19, 1925, creating
the Commission in Aid of the Court
of Criminal Appeals of Texas, as
amended by Chapter 40 of the Gen-
eral Laws of the State of Texas,
passed by the Regular Session of
the Fortieth Legislature, approved
February 18, 1927, as amended by
Chapter 137 of the General Laws
of the State of Texas, passed by the
Regular Session of the Forty-first
Legislature, approved March 2, 1929,
providing for the creation of a com-
mission for the aid and assistance
of the Court of Criminal Appeals of
Texas; regulating their powers and
duties; prescribing their qualifica-
tions, appointment, duration of serv-
ice; fixing the salaries of the com-
missioners, and the manner of pay-
ment thereof; and declaring an
emergency."
Read and referred to the Commit-
tee on Criminal Jurisprudence.
Senate Bill No. 17.
Senator Duggan sent up the fol-
lowing bill:
By Senator Duggan:
S. B. No. 17, A bill to be entitled
"An Act amending Section 3, of
Chapter 67, Acts of the First CalledSession of the Forty-third Legisla-
ture, same being Senate Bill No. 52,
and as amended by Chapter 29, Acts
of the Second Session of the Forty-
third Legislature, same being House
Bill No. 79, so as to provide the
method of prorating the funds pro-
vided in said chapter, fixing date for
filing claims, under said appropria-
tion, providing that the claims aris-
ing thereunder shall not be negotia-
ble or assignable; providing that no
commissions or fees shall be paid for
'presenting and/or prosecuting said
claims; declaring it is to be the
intention of this Act to reimburse
growers for expenses incurred in
sterilizing cotton seed and fumigat-
ing cotton where same is produced
in Texas, whether ginned in this
State or some other, if said expense
was charged by reason of the Texas
Regulatory Laws, in such cases, pro-
viding that when any claim is paid
only in its proportionate part, said
claim shall be receipted for in full
and no further payment made by the
State on said claim, and declaring
an emergency."
Read and referred to the Commit-
tee on State Affairs.
Senate Bill No. 10.
Senator Sanderford asked permis-
sion to take up and consider at this
time S. B. No. 10.
S. B. No. 10, A bill to be entitled
"An Act validating all concurrent
resolutions adopted at previous ses-
sions of the Legislature granting to
persons, firms or corporations per-
mission to sue the State of Texas to
any of its courts upon claims against
the State, providing that same shall
be effective both as to suits already
filed and pending and as to suits
hereafter filed by authority of said
concurrent resolution, providing that
nothing therein shall operate to cre-
ate any cause of action against the
State, and declaring an emergency."
The rule requiring committee re-
ports to lie over one day was sus-
pended by unanimous consent.
The committee report recommend-
ing that the bill be not printed was
adopted by unanimous consent.
The bill was read second time and
passed to engrossment.
On motion of Senator Sanderford,
the constitutional rule requiring bills
to be read on three several days was
suspended and S. B. No. 10 was put84
SENATE JOURNAL.
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