HB 28, 34th 1st C.S. history

HB 28, 34th 1st C.S.

Relating to declaring prairie dogs a public nuisance, and to provide for the destruction thereof by land owners upon whose land prairie dogs exist, and providing for county commissioners to cause the destruction of said dogs by sheriffs, when owners refuse or fail to destroy same within one year after the taking effect of this Act, and to assess expense against owners of land on which dogs exist, by commissioners court.

Author: Don Hampton Biggers
Coauthor: Jess Alexander Baker

Session Law Chapter:
Acts 1915, 34th 1st C.S.,ch. 11, General Laws of Texas

Gubernatorial documents:

Submitting an additional topic for consideration by the 34th Legislature, 1st Called Session, considering House Bill No. 13, introduced at the Regular Session by Hon. D. H. Biggers and Hon. T. F. Baker. . .declaring prairie dogs as a public nuisance, and providing for the destruction of same by land owners upon whose property prairie dogs exist (HB 28, 34th 1st C.S.)

Subjects:
Animals
Property Interests--Real Property

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