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Select bill	Bill	Session	Author & Sponsor	Caption	Committees	Last action
	SCR 18	82-0 (2011)	Author: Hegar, Glenn Sponsor: Kuempel, John	Designating a portion of the city of Gonzales as the official Texas History Museum District.	House: Culture, Recreation & Tourism Senate: Administration	Signed by the Governor
	HCR 179	76-0 (1999)	Author: Green, Rick Sponsor: Armbrister, Kenneth	Declaring Gonzales to be the "Lexington of Texas."	House: State, Federal & International Relations Senate: Administration	Signed by the Governor
	SR 606	76-0 (1999)	Author: Armbrister, Kenneth	Recognizing Gonzales as the Lexington of Texas.		Reported enrolled
	SB 98	52-0 (1951)	Author: Weinert, Rudolph A.	Relating to quitclaiming the title of the State of Texas to 14.83 acres of the Original Outer Town of Gonzales, Gonzales County, Texas, to Henry Christian.
	HB 492	33-0 (1913)	Author: Robertson, Osborne B. | et. al.	Relating to acquiring title from the City of Gonzales certain land to be designated by the name as "Gonzales State Park"; making an appropriation.
	SB 248	33-0 (1913)	Author: Weinert, Ferdinand C.	Relating to providing for acquiring and acceptance of title from the City of Gonzales to about one hundred and fifty acres of land, situated in Gonzales County, Texas, and being a part of the four league grant from the State of Coahuila and Texas to the municipal town of Gonzales; and providing for fencing, beautifying and improving said land, the same to be designated by name as "Gonzales State Park"; making appropriation thereof.
	HB 492	30-0 (1907)	Author: Walter, Charles K.	Relating to more definitely defining the boundaries of the city of Gonzales.
	HB 512	18-0 (1883)		Relating to defining the boundaries of the corporation of the city of Gonzales for municipal purposes

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