Legislation authored by Henry B. Savage
Includes legislation with Henry B. Savage as the primary author for the 30th through 34th 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.
| 34th Regular Session | |
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| HB 29 | Caption: Relating to providing for the health, safety and comfort of employees in factories, mercantile establishments, mills and workshops and to provide for the enforcement thereof. |
| HB 504 | Caption: Relating to establishing a state prison system. |
| HB 561 | Caption: Relating to amending Bell County road law by increasing the pay of county commissioners when acting as road commissioners. |
| HB 619 | Caption: Relating to amending certain laws relating to the practice of Medicine so as to increase the fees charged applicants for license to practice medicine. |
| HR 53 | Caption: Providing extra compensation for certain officers of the House. |
| HR 54 | Caption: Rescinding the hiring of an extra elevator operator due to a lack of need. |
| HR 59 | Caption: Providing payment for the services of a temporary page of the House. |
| HR 81 | Caption: Commending Col. Wahrmund for his assistance in repairing the condition of the boilers at the State Capitol power plant. |
| HR 103 | Caption: Authoring the Supreme Court Library to close at 8 p.m. |
| HR 120 | Caption: Temporarily limiting the time allotted for debate on bills. |
| HR 132 | Caption: Providing post-session employment for the officers of the House. |
| HR 133 | Caption: Commending Chief Clerk W. R. Long for his service during the Session. |
| 34th 1st Called Session | |
| HR 55 | Caption: Directing the Sergeant-at-Arms to to secure means to frame and hang the block photo of the Members of the House. |
| HR 56 | Caption: Providing for post session employment for the House staff. |
| 33rd Regular Session | |
| HB 4 | Caption: Relating to the definition of what shall be a full crew on certain railroad trains. |
| HB 51 | Caption: Relating to defining indigency with the meaning of the pension laws. |
| HB 136 | Caption: Relating to appointment of assistant district attorneys. |
| HB 275 | Caption: Relating to the regulation of the sale of intoxicating liquors, making it a misdemeanor for any minor to enter any place where intoxicating drinks are sold, prescribing a penalty. |
| HB 369 | Caption: Relating to bond issues and providing for a majority instead of a two-thirds vote. |
| HB 448 | Caption: Relating to repealing article and re-numbering it, relating to gaming. |
| HB 705 | Caption: Relating to regulating private employment agencies, providing for a license for the operation thereof and charging a fee, granting the Commissioner of Labor Statistics power to prescribe rules and regulations and providing penalties. |
| HB 901 | Caption: Relating to appropriating fifteen thousand ($15,000) dollars out of the moneys in the Treasury of the State to defray the contingent expenses of the Thirty-third Legislature. |
| HCR 10 | Caption: Endorsing the appointment of T. B. Reese for the position of Reading Clerk of the United States House of Representatives. |
| HJR 20 | Caption: Proposing an amendment to the constitution to regulate the ability of cities and towns to issue bonds. |
| HR 27 | Caption: Providing pay for the temporary porters of the House. |
| HR 29 | Caption: In memory of former Speaker of the House and Lieutenant Governor George C. Pendleton. |
| HR 63 | Caption: Providing for an increase in the number of copies of bills to be printed. |
| HR 133 | Caption: Ordering that the printing and distribution of the Daily Journals be done in a timely manner. |
| HR 142 | Caption: In memory of State Rep. J. C. Hunt. |
| HR 143 | Caption: Ordering that no further bills be printed for the remainder of the session. |
| HR 146 | Caption: Authorizing the Committee on Contingent Expenses to consult with teh State Health Officer to determine the adjustment of the medical expenses of State Rep. George Herder. |
| HR 154 | Caption: Providing post-session work for the employees of the House. |
| HR 157 | Caption: Providing post-session employment for the private secretary of the Speaker. |
| HR 164 | Caption: Providing for the additional funds to cover the postage costs of the Journal Clerk. |
| 33rd 1st Called Session | |
| HB 59 | Caption: Relating to incorporating Thorndale School District in Milam and Williamson counties, as an independent school district, and to provide for the election of trustees, raising revenue by taxation, and issuing bonds for the erection of school buildings within said district. |
| 32nd Regular Session | |
| HB 143 | Caption: Relating to prohibiting the racing of any automobile, motorcycle, or any other motor or similar machine by whatever name known, against speed, time or any other test, upon any circular track,or upon any other than a straight track or speedway, within this State, and prescribing a penalty. |
| HB 206 | Caption: Relating to amending the law pensioning Confederate soldiers and sailors or their widows. |
| HB 280 | Caption: Relating to making it a felony for any person to steal any domestic fowl; prescribing penalties. |
| HB 328 | Caption: Relating to amending an Act relating to swindling. |
| 30th Regular Session | |
| HB 73 | Caption: Relating to preventing the drinking of intoxicating liquors on passenger trains and coaches in this State. |
| HB 79 | Caption: Relating to amending certain Article of the Penal Code of the State of Texas relating to gaming so as to to make it include the game commonly known as matching, at which money or other things of value are matched against each other, or when matching for drinks or any other thing of value, no matter where the game may have been matched or played. |
| HB 190 | Caption: Relating to amending certain statute relating to suits for the collection of delinquent taxes, and the pleading of the statute of limitation in connection therewith, by providing that the same shall not apply to any suit that may be brought to force the collection of taxes due on lands and real estate of any nature that may be delinquent in the payment of taxes for more than four years prior to the first day of January of the year in which any such suit may have been brought, but such parties when so sued shall have the right to plead the statute of limitation of four years. |
| HB 260 | Caption: Relating to prohibiting minors from obtaining intoxicating liquors, by purchase or gift, from any saloon or any other place used for the sale of intoxicating liquors, and providing a penalty for the violation thereof. |
| HB 344 | Caption: Relating to amending certain Act relating to pensions so as to remove the necessity of the applicant for a pension under said Act swearing that he or she is in indigent circumstances or dependent upon others for support. |
| HB 417 | Caption: Relating to regulating the speed at which automobiles may travel upon the public roads of this State. |
| HB 540 | Caption: Relating to amending the special road laws of Bell County so as to regulate the pay of county commissioners when acting as road commissioners, and regulating the rate per day at which those subject to road duty may be excused from such road duty, by the payment of one dollar per day, or three dollars for five days when all is paid in advance. |
| HB 708 | Caption: Relating to defining the crime of swindling. |
| HB 737 | Caption: Relating to making the carrying of an automatic pistol a felony. |