Legislation authored by William Barnett Crockett
Includes legislation with William Barnett Crockett as the primary author for the 31st through 31st Legislatures. For other types of authorship, search the Legislative Archive System.
Please note author information is not complete for the 43rd through 45th Legislatures or for sessions prior to the 30th.
| 31st Regular Session | |
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| HB 184 | Caption: Relating to amending Section 118, Subdivision 2, of Chapter 124, Acts of the Twenty-ninth Legislature, on page 263, providing for a complete system of public free schools in Texas, by adding thereto the following provision relating to first-grade certificates. |
| HB 209 | Caption: Relating to amending Chapter 4 of the Penal Code by adding thereto Article 499a, relating to the defacing of the walls or floor of any public school building, church or railway station, and prescribing penalties for violations. |
| HB 220 | Caption: Relating to preventing double assessment in the rendition by the owner of property for taxes, where part of the purchase money is unpaid. |
| HB 328 | Caption: Relating to creating the Seventy-first Judicial District of Texas. |
| HB 377 | Caption: Relating to amending Articles 825 and 826 of Chapter 5 of the Revised Penal Code of 1895, on page 151 relating to cutting and destroying timber. |
| HB 378 | Caption: Relating to amending Chapter 138 of the General Laws, passed by the Twenty-ninth Legislature, being an Act to fix the time whither which the power of sale conferred in mortgages and deeds of trust may be exercised. |
| HB 451 | Caption: Relating to making it lawful for railway, express and telegraph companies to contract with each other for the exchange of services; requiring such contract to be filed with the Railroad Commission. |
| HB 457 | Caption: Relating to regulating the practice of barbering, the registering and licensing; insuring the better education of practitioners, insuring sanitary conditions. |
| HB 458 | Caption: Relating to affording relief to holders of titles to lands on which the claims of defunct corporations whose officers, directors and stockholders are unknown are clouds by providing a method for procuring service on same. |
| HB 471 | Caption: Relating to creating a County Board of Education, vesting same with all rights and powers now vested in the county commissioners' court with respect to school affairs. |
| HB 472 | Caption: Relating to allowing all counties in this State to determine by vote of the people as to whether such county shall have a Hide and Animal Inspector and to provide for filling such office; and providing fees for same; and providing the duties of such officer. |
| HB 499 | Caption: Relating to amending Sections 2, 12, 13 and 15 of an Act creating and incorporating Lubbock Independent School District, enacted by the 30th Legislature, to add thereto Section 21 validating and making lawful the proceedings had in the incorporation of said District. |
| HB 595 | Caption: Relating to permitting all villages, towns and cities having a certain population, whether incorporated or unincorporated, to adopt the commission form of government, consisting of three commissioners, one of whom shall be the mayor, to be elected at large from said village, town or city; to fix duties and powers of same, terms of office and compensation. |