Legislation authored by Roy Sanderford
Includes legislation with Roy Sanderford as the primary author for the 43rd through 44th 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.
| 44th Regular Session | |
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| SB 102 | Caption: Relating to providing that lawful rate of "conventional interest" shall not exceed six per centum per annum and providing penalties |
| SB 172 | Caption: Relating to County Commissioners' salaries in certain counties. |
| SB 430 | Caption: Relating to regulating the avocation and art of barbering; prescribing such sanitary rules and regulations in order to insure the proper sanitary conditions and to prevent the spreading of diseases. |
| SJR 8 | Caption: Proposing an amendment of the Constitution of the State of Texas by adding to Article 8, Section 17a, providing for the vesting of authority in the Legislature of Texas to provide for the pensioning of aged and necessitous citizens of Texas; providing for the determination of the age of the beneficiary of said pension and fixing a limit therefor. |
| SJR 22 | Caption: Proposing an amendment to Section 1 of Article VIII of the Constitution of Texas by adding thereto a subsection to be known as Section 1-a of Article VIII, and providing for the limiting of the total amount of taxes assessed against property for all purposes in any one year to an amount not exceeding one (1%) percent of the assessed valuation of such property. |
| SR 28 | Caption: In memory of A.L. Curtis. |
| SR 39 | Caption: Granting privileges of the floor to the Texas Press Association visitors. |
| SR 60 | Caption: Recognizing Beauford Jester for his services on the Board of Regents of the University of Texas. |
| 44th 1st Called Session | |
| SB 23 | Caption: Relating to creating a fund for Old Age Assistance; granting old age assistance to resident citizens of the State of Texas over the age of 65 years and prescribing the qualifications prerequisite to such assistance; providing that such payments shall not be subject to debts, and making it an offense to obtain such assistance by false statements, and prescribing penalty therefor. |
| SR 11 | Caption: Recognizing the Dallas Morning News on the occasion of their 50th anniversary. |
| 44th 2nd Called Session | |
| SB 1 | Caption: Relating to creating a fund for Old Age Assistance; creating a Division of Public Welfare as a part of the Board of Control; granting Old Age Assistance to resident citizens of the State of Texas over the age of 65 years and prescribing the qualifications prerequisite to such assistance; defining certain offenses pertaining to this Act, and assessing a penalty therefor. |
| SCR 11 | Caption: Inviting the Governors and citizens of certain States to participate in the Texas Centennial. |
| SR 29 | Caption: Authorizing the employment of a statistician. |
| 43rd Regular Session | |
| SB 108 | Caption: Relating to providing for the removal of guardianships from one county in this State to another county therein, when the residence of the ward is changed to such other county, and in cases where the guardian of the ward's estate is in one person or corporation, and his natural guardian or guardian of his person is another. |
| SB 318 | Caption: Relating to making certain emergency appropriations out of general revenue of the State Treasury to the Department of Agriculture to print Farm Census data. |
| SB 489 | Caption: Relating to staying all sales under execution or order of sale or under any deed of trust, mortgage or other contract giving or granting any power of sale of real property for debt now advertised to be made on April 4, 1933, or which was advertised for sale on March 7, 1933, but which sale was stayed and postponed for a period of four weeks by Senate Bill 418, passed at the Regular Session of the Forty-third Legislature, until the first Tuesday in May, 1933. |
| SB 507 | Caption: Relating to fixing the tuition to be collected from students registering in the schools of collegiate rank supported in whole or in part by appropriation of public funds from the State Treasury, and empowering the State Board of Education to grant scholarships to such institutions, and prescribing the regulation therefor, all funds collected under the provision of this bill to be placed in the State Treasury to the credit of the General Revenue. |
| SB 515 | Caption: Relating to prohibiting the sale of fish taken from fresh water streams of certain named counties; providing means and methods of taking and possessing fish from fresh water streams of said counties; defining offenses and prescribing the penalty for violation thereof. |
| SB 534 | Caption: Relating to providing for rural school supervisors in certain counties, in lieu of teachers' institutes. |
| SB 563 | Caption: Relating to prohibiting the use of any steel trap or setting of such trap in Bell County, except within two hundred yards of a residence; providing a penalty. |
| SCR 65 | Caption: Authorizing the State Auditor to audit permanent school fund investments and securities. |
| SCR 69 | Caption: Granting Judge Few Brewster permission to be absent from Texas while his Court is not in session during the years 1933 and 1934. |
| SR 15 | Caption: Inviting the Senate to attend a concert by the John Tarleton Military Band. |
| SR 18 | Caption: Inviting the John Tarleton Military Band to perform before the Senate. |
| SR 42 | Caption: Providing for the employment of Mrs. Hugh Harris. |
| 43rd 1st Called Session | |
| SB 6 | Caption: Relating to providing for the issuance of certain State bonds as provided for by Section 51 A of Article 3 of the Constitution of Texas. |
| SB 7 | Caption: Relating to encouraging State and National Industrial Recovery by cooperating with the National Government in fostering fair competition and for other purposes. |
| SB 8 | Caption: Relating to declaring a statewide emergency productive of widespread unemployment affecting the public welfare, and declaring it to be the policy of this State to provide for the general welfare by cooperating with and assisting the National Government in carrying out a program of Public Works under the "National Industrial Recovery Act"; providing that this Act cease to be in effect at the expiration of two years. |
| SB 12 | Caption: Relating to authorizing and directing the governing boards of the several State supported institutions of collegiate rank to except and exempt from the payment of all fees, dues and charges, except for lodging, board and clothing, all citizens of Texas who have resided in Texas for a period of not less than twelve (12) months prior to the date of registration, and who served as nurses of or as members in the armed forces of the United States during the Spanish-American and/or the World Wars. |
| SB 48 | Caption: Relating to authorizing the State Comptroller of Public Accounts to prescribe and prepare forms to be used in all counties in the collection and disbursement of revenues, funds, fees, and other moneys, and to prescribe the mode and manner of keeping and stating their financial accounts. |
| SCR 15 | Caption: Granting D.S. Campbell and children permission to sue the State of Texas. |
| SR 23 | Caption: Providing for post-session employment of Tom Burton. |
| 43rd 2nd Called Session | |
| SB 3 | Caption: Relating to the granting of relief in certain cases during the emergency declared to exist, from inequitable sales under deeds of trust and inequitable foreclosures of vendor's lien and execution sales of real estate and providing for the postponement of certain sales. |
| SB 9 | Caption: Relating to authorizing certain State schools to construct, operate and maintain through funds or loans to be obtained from the Government or any agency created under the National Recovery Act. |
| SB 68 | Caption: Relating to authorizing W. B. Cross of Travis County, texas, as innocent purchaser of deficiency certificated Nos. 1205, 1320 and 1395, issued by the Comptroller of the State of Texas, to sue the State of texas on said deficiency certificates. |
| SCR 8 | Caption: Requesting that Texas congressmen support the four-point program of the American Legion. |
| SCR 18 | Caption: Requesting that Texas Congressmen support an amendment to the National Recovery Act to make eligible churches and private colleges and universities. |
| SR 8 | Caption: Permitting C.W.A. workers with trucks to continue their operation under old license. |
| SR 29 | Caption: Providing for the commissioning of a portrait of Governor Ferguson for display in the Capitol. |
| 43rd 3rd Called Session | |
| SCR 8 | Caption: Urging the Attorney General to padlock all places of disrepute, especially open saloons, gambling clubs, bucket shops, and bookie offices. |
| SCR 10 | Caption: Providing for the appointment of a committee to investigate the Texas Relief Commission and County Relief Boards. |
| SR 16 | Caption: In memory of former Representative I.W. Culp. |
| 43rd 4th Called Session | |
| SB 5 | Caption: Relating to releasing the interest and penalties from all delinquent ad valorem and poll taxes that were delinquent on or before August 1, 1934, due the State and county, city, common school district, independent school district, road district, levy improvement district, water improvement district, water improvement district, water control and improvement district, irrigation district, and other defined subdivisions of the State provided same are paid on or before February 1, 1935. |
| SB 12 | Caption: Relating to defining license tax, regulating and controlling recreation establishment, fixing penalties for violation of this Act. |
| SB 13 | Caption: Relating to authorizing the Secretary of the Board of Legal Examiners with the approval of the Supreme Court to appoint an assistant to serve during the months of February and March, June and July, October and November, prescribing a salary for same, authorizing payment of said assistant out of the fees of office of the Clerk of the Supreme Court. |
| SB 15 | Caption: Relating to providing for the issuance of Three Million FIve hundred Thousand Dollars ($3,500,000.00) of relief bonds under Section 51-a, Article 3, of the Constitution of Texas. |