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Select bill	Bill	Session	Author & Sponsor	Caption	Committees	Last action
	HCR 140	60-0 (1967)	Author: Finnell, Charles | et. al.	Granting George Truett Wilson permission to sue the State of Texas.
	SB 161	41-0 (1929)	Author: Westbrook, Ed	Relating to fixing the salary of the Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, his assistants, deputies and inspectors.
	SB 263	41-0 (1929)	Author: Wirtz, Alvin Jacob	Relating to creating the State Labor and Industrial Commission of Texas.
	HB 315	37-0 (1921)	Author: Melson, John McCullough | et. al.	Relating to abolishing the Industrial Welfare Commission, and conferring the authority, duties, etc., to the Commissioner of Labor Statistics of the State of Texas.
	HB 316	37-0 (1921)	Author: Beasley, Clifton E. | et. al.	Relating to abolishing the State Mining Board and conferring its authority, duties, etc., to the Commissioner of Labor Statistics.
	HB 5	37-1 (1921)	Author: Melson, John McCullough | et. al.	Relating to abolish Industrial Welfare Commission.
	HB 7	37-1 (1921)	Author: Beasley, Clifton E. | et. al.	Relating to conferring the duties of the State Mining Board upon Commissioner of Labor Statistics.
	SB 29	37-1 (1921)	Author: Burkett, Sr., Joseph W.	Relating to abolishing the State Mining Board, conferring duties upon Commissioner of Labor Statistics.
	HB 121	35-0 (1917)	Author: Parks, J. W. | et. al.	Relating to providing for a Bureau of Labor Statistics to be under the control of the Commissioner of Labor Statistics, describing duties and powers.
	SB 56	35-0 (1917)	Author: King, Steve M.	Relating to providing for a Bureau of Labor Statistics of the State of Texas to be under the control of the Commissioner of Labor Statistics; providing that certain establishments where three or more persons are employed at work to register with the Bureau of Labor Statistics and providing penalties.

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