Legislation authored by Clarence Edgar Gilmore
Includes legislation with Clarence Edgar Gilmore as the primary author for the 30th through 32nd 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.
| 32nd Regular Session | |
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| HB 313 | Caption: Relating to making it unlawful for any officer, guard, overseer or any other person to inflict corporal punishment on any county convict, prescribing a penalty. |
| HB 607 | Caption: Relating to abolishing the office of district attorney in the Seventh judicial district composed of the counties of Camp, Smith, Upshur, Van Zandt and Wood; providing that the county attorneys in the respective counties shall perform the duties required of district attorneys, receiving therefor the fees; and providing that the present district shall hold office for the period elected. |
| HJR 2 | Caption: Relating to proposing to amend the Constitution of the State of Texas, by amending Article 16, Section 20, thereof by striking and repealing said section, and substituting in lieu thereof a new Section 20, prohibiting the manufacture, sale, barter and exchange of intoxicating liquors, on and after the second Tuesday in January 1912, except for medicinal, scientific and sacramental purposes, providing that the Legislature shall meet on the second Tuesday in January 1912 and pass efficient laws to enforce this section; providing further, that this section shall not prevent any session of the Legislature from passing any law to enforce the same. |
| HJR 22 | Caption: Relating to creating the office of Prison Commissioners and making the term of office of the members of the Board of Prison Commissioners six years. |
| 31st Regular Session | |
| HB 133 | Caption: Relating to amending Title XXVII, Chapter 12, Article 991 of the Revised Civil Statues of Texas, 1895. |
| HB 151 | Caption: Relating to amending Article 790, Chapter 7, Title VIII, of the Code of Criminal Procedure, as amended by Chapter 118 of the Acts of the Thirtieth Legislature, being an act to amend Article 790, Chapter 7, Title VIII of the Code of Texas, relating to evidence. |
| HB 336 | Caption: Relating to amending "An Act prescribing franchise taxes to be paid by private, domestic, and foreign corporations for the exercise of the privilege of doing business within the State of Texas, and providing for collection thereof;" extending until the first day of September, 1909, the time during which corporations embraced within the terms of said Act may pay to the Secretary of State franchise taxes and penalties referred to in said Act, and have their rights to do business revived, and providing for forfeiture of the charters of such domestic corporations as may fail so to do. |
| HJR 3 | Caption: Relating to repealing Sections 4 and 25 of Article 3 of the Constitution, relating to the legislative department and amendments to Sections Nos. 2, 3, 5, 24 and 31 of said Article of said Constitution. |
| 30th Regular Session | |
| HB 282 | Caption: Relating to continuances of criminal action. |
| HB 283 | Caption: Relating to continuance by agreement. |
| HB 499 | Caption: Relating to granting the right of way to the Texas Midland Railroad and authorizing it to construct and operate a certain railroad switch. |
| HB 655 | Caption: Relating to providing for eleven months term for the Courts of Civil Appeals each year. |
| HB 672 | Caption: Relating to providing that political subdivisions of Kaufman County may issue bonds for building macadamized, graveled or paved roads. |
| HB 702 | Caption: Relating to providing for the appointment of a State Highway Commissioner, defining his term of service, powers, duties and salary, and making an appropriation for payment of salary and expenses. |
| 30th 1st Called Session | |
| HB 59 | Caption: Relating to the terms of the Courts of Civil Appeals. |
| HB 60 | Caption: Relating to continuances by agreement. |
| HB 61 | Caption: Relating to continuances in criminal actions. |