Legislation authored by Jesse J. Vannoy
Includes legislation with Jesse J. Vannoy as the primary author for the 33rd 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 | |
|---|---|
| HB 127 | Caption: Relating to amending the Penal Code providing penalty for betting on public elections, and defining public elections. |
| HB 349 | Caption: Relating to incorporating and creating the Groesbeck Independent School District of Limestone County, Texas, for free school purposes only. |
| HB 486 | Caption: Relating to amending a certain Statute providing for the issuance of citation and service thereof, relating to Forcible Entry and Detainer. |
| HJR 48 | Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment providing an ad valorem tax for the purpose of creating a special fund for the payment pensions for services in the Confederate Army and navy, frontier organization and the Militia of the State and for the widows of such. |
| HR 45 | Caption: Inviting former State Rep. Daniel Watson to address the House. |
| HR 90 | Caption: Congratulating State Rep. James Greenwood on the occasion of his marriage. |
| 33rd Regular Session | |
| HB 493 | Caption: Relating to regulating the management of garages and repairing automobiles; providing a penalty. |
| HB 494 | Caption: Regulating the sale of passenger fare on intrastate and interurban railroads. |
| HB 621 | Caption: Relating to amending the Act creating a more efficient road system for Limestone County, Texas, and making county commissioners of said county ex-officio road supervisors and prescribing their duties as such and requiring of them a bond for the faithful performance of their duties. |
| HB 709 | Caption: Relating to amending Article 1408 of the Revised Statutes so as to exempt Limestone County. |
| HJR 21 | Caption: Proposing an amendment to the constitution to require Supreme Court Judges in the state to retire at 70 years of age. |
| HJR 22 | Caption: Proposing an amendment to the constitution to restructure the Supreme Court of Texas. |