Journal of the House of Representatives of the Regular Session of the Seventy-Sixth Legislature of the State of Texas, Volume 5 Page: A784
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SENATE JOINT RESOLUTIONS, HISTORY OF
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTIONS, HISTORY OF
IN THE HOUSE
SJR 2. Proposing a constitutional amendment to abolish the office of constable in Jack
County.
Author(s): Sibley
Companion document(s): HJR 41
Received from the senate 1044. - Read first time 1082. - Referred to County Affairs
1082.
SJR 3. Proposing a constitutional amendment in aid of turnpikes, toll roads, and toll bridges.
Author(s): Wentworth
Companion document(s): HJR 3
Received from the senate 1167. - Read first time 1229. - Referred to Transportation
1229.
SJR 4. Proposing a constitutional amendment to create a consolidated El Paso Metro
government by consolidating El Paso County and certain political subdivisions in El
Paso County.
Author(s): Madla
House Sponsor(s): Pickett
Received from the senate 2063. - Read first time 2180. - Referred to County Affairs
2180. - Reported favorably with substitute. - Committee report filed with chief clerk
3274.
SJR 9. Proposing a constitutional amendment abolishing the court of criminal appeals and
establishing one supreme court with civil and criminal jurisdiction and revising the
manner in which appellate justices are selected, using a combination of appointment,
partisan elections, and nonpartisan retention elections.
Author(s): Duncan
House Sponsor(s): Junell; Solomons
Received from the senate 765. Read first time 792. - Referred to Judicial Affairs
792. - Reported favorably with substitute. - Committee report filed with chief clerk
1988.
SJR 10. Proposing a constitutional amendment relating to the creation of a judicial
compensation commission.
Author(s): Brown, J. E. "Buster"
House Sponsor(s): Thompson
Received from the senate 1070. - Read first time 1127. - Referred to Judicial
Affairs 1127. - Reported favorably without amendments. - Committee report filed
with chief clerk 2981. - Read second time 3237. - Passed to third reading 3237.
- Record vote 3237. - Statement of vote recorded in journal 3237. - Read third
time 3350. - Adopted 3350. - Record vote 3350. - Statement of vote recorded
in journal 3350. - Signed in the house 3953.
SJR 12. Proposing a constitutional amendment relating to the making of advances under
and payment of a reverse mortgage.
Author(s): Carona
House Sponsor(s): Hochberg; Wolens; Greenberg
Received from the senate 751. - Read first time 764. - Referred to Financial
Institutions 764. - Reported favorably with substitute. - Committee report filed with
chief clerk 2280. - Corrected comm. report filed with chief clerk 3822. - Read
second time 2520. - Adopted 2521. - Record vote 2521. - Statement of vote
recorded in journal 2521. - Senate refuses to concur-reported 2866. - Senate
requests conference committee-reported 2866. - Senate appoints conferees-reported
2866. - House grants request for conference committee 2930. - House appoints
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Texas. Legislature. House of Representatives. Journal of the House of Representatives of the Regular Session of the Seventy-Sixth Legislature of the State of Texas, Volume 5, legislative document, 1999; Austin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth307703/m1/788/: accessed June 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.