APPENDIX H. HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS---HISTORY OF IN SENATE. House Concurrent Resolution No. 1, | ing its present session a bill to fairly Be it resolved by the House of Repre- compensate employes for injuries resentatives, the Senate concurring, ceived in the course of employment, That a committee of three of the and defining the duties of said comHouse be appointed by the Speaker mission, and making an appropriato act on the part of the House with tion to carry same into effect. a like committee on the part of the Received from the House...... 303 Senate to arrange for counting the Read first time, and referred to vote for Governor and Lieutenant Received from the House..... Reported favorably and be not Read second time; Senate rule suspended; committee report adopted; adopted 53 53 Signed 84 Committee appointed. 63 House reports appointment of House Concurrent Resolution No. to make investigation relative to the House Concurrent Resolution No. 9, Requesting the Attorney General 2, Providing for a joint session of the House and Senate in the Hall of the House of Representatives at 8 o'clock p. m., January 12, 1911, for the purpose of hearing petition of Prohibition Executive Committee. Received from the House...... Read first time, and referred to Committee on Constitutional Amendments . . . . . . . : . . Reported favorably and be not printed (Died on Calendar.) 60 .... Reported favorably Read second time; adopted. 60 Signed 85 the House Concurrent Resolution No. 5, Providing for a change in manner of printing bills. Received from the House.... Read first time, and referred to Committee on Public Printing Reported favorably and be not printed .. 77 77 187 114 313 442 510 ERRATA. (The following errata is made the Special Session of 1905, entitled necessary on account of unavoidable errors in printing the final Journal.) S. J. R. No. "4," page 258, should be S. J. R. No. "8.' Heading of S. B.. No. "2," page 66, should be No. "4." An Act to regulate elections and to provide penalties for its violation,' and to repeal the Acts of the Twentyeighth Legislature of 1903, regulating elections, general, special and primary, and political conventions; apafter read as follows, and declaring S. B. No. "32," page 397, should be proved April 1, 1903, so as to hereH. B. No. “32." S. B. No. "164," page 221, should be an emergency." S. B. No. "61." The above bills were delivered to H. C. R. No. "23," page 639, should the Governor at 5 o'clock p. m., March be H. C. R. No. "32." 13, but the report of the chairman Second. S. B. No. "64," page 108, was not made to the Senate. should be S. B. No. "65." "S. B. No. 292," last column, page First. S. B. No. "194," page 294, 1007, should be "H. B. No. 292." should be S. B. No. "193." H. B. No. "521," in Second House Under head of "Bills Signed," the Message, page 1206, reporting confollowing bills were signed by Presi-currence in Senate amendments, dent Pro Tem. Hudspeth and should be shown on page 372, March 10: should be H. B. No. "525.” S. B. No. "322," page 850, under H. C. R. No. "32," page 1295, under head of "Bills Signed," should be H. C. R. No. "23," relating to the Joint Rules of the House and Senate. Senate bill No. 69, "An Act to re-head of "Bills Signed," should be S. peal an Act passed by the First Called B. No. "332," an amendment to city Session of the Twenty-eighth Legisla- charter of Tyler, Texas. ture, which convened on the second day of April, 1903, and adjourned on the first day of May, 1903, said Act being known as House bill No. 13, and Chapter 1 of the Special Acts of the First Called Session of the Twenty-eighth Legislature." Senate bill No. 83, A bill to be entitled "An Act to amend Sections 60 and 128a, Chapter 11, of the laws of S. B. No. "38," page 713, under head of "Committee Reports," should be H. B. No. "38." S. B. No. 220, pages 340 and 1488, should show "Mills" county instead of "Wells" county. |