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3 Document(s) [ Subject: State Printing Office ]
Committee: | House State Expert Printer, Investigate, Special | |
Title: | State Expert Printer | |
Library Catalog Title: | [Report]. | |
Subjects: | Fraud | State government contracts | State Printing Office | | |
Library Call Number: | H.J. of Tex., 23rd Leg., R.S. 1160 (1893) | |
Session: | 23rd R.S. (1893) | |
Online version: | View report [16 pages File size: 953 kb] | |
Charge: | This report should address the charge below. | |
1. | Investigate the truth of the charges of unlawful expenditure of money, as a fraud upon the State, and report the result of the investigation to the Legislature at the earliest practicable moment. | |
Committee: | House State Printing at the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Investigate, Special | |
Title: | State Printing at the Deaf and Dumb Asylum | |
Library Catalog Title: | [Report]. | |
Subjects: | Privatization | State Printing Office | Texas School for the Deaf | | |
Library Call Number: | H.J. of Tex., 22nd Leg., R.S. 738 (1891) | |
Session: | 22nd R.S. (1891) | |
Online version: | View report [5 pages File size: 267 kb] | |
Charge: | This report should address the charge below. | |
1. | Investigate State printing at the deaf and dumb asylum and determine the legality of carrying on the business of public printing at the asylum by persons not pupils of that institution. * | |
Committee: | House Public Printing | |
Title: | Public Printing | |
Library Catalog Title: | [Report]. | |
Subjects: | State Printing Office | Texas School for the Deaf | | |
Library Call Number: | H.J. of Tex., 21st Leg., R.S. 370 (1889) | |
Session: | 21st R.S. (1889) | |
Online version: | View report [7 pages File size: 451 kb] | |
Charge: | This report should address the charge below. | |
1. | Inquire and report to the House: whether there is any law in force establishing a "State" printing office; how long since the work of instructing deaf mutes at the expense of the State began, what number of competent deaf mute printers have been graduated; how has the experience of other States shown that public printing is done more economically at a State printing office or by contract to the lowest bidder; what amount has been spent for plant and material, and from what fund and by what authority. |
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