SJR 6, 44th R.S.
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the State of Texas by adding to Article XVI another section, Section 61, providing for abolishing the fee method of compensating all district officers of this State and county officers in counties of this State having a population of twenty thousand (20,000) or more, and providing that all such district and county officers be paid on a salary basis, and providing that all precinct officers may be compensated on a fee basis, or on a salary basis and authorizing the Commissioners Court to determine whether certain county and precinct officers shall be paid on a fee basis or a salary basis.
Author: Thomas Arthur "Tom" DeBerry
Session Law Chapter: Acts 1935, 44th R.S., SJR 6
Gubernatorial documents:
Submitting additional subjects for consideration by the 44th Legislature, 1st Called Session: the entire subject of amendment 6, which was SJR 6, 44th Regular Session, and amendment of existing laws in order for the Brazos River Reclamation project (concerning which an enabling measure was passed during the regular session) to qualify for the securing of Federal funds
Submitting as additional topics for consideration by the 44th Legislature, 2nd Called Session, salaries for fees as provided in the constitutional amendment adopted on August 24th (SJR 6, 44th R.S.); HB 15, by Knetsch, reducing the period for calling school elections from three weeks to ten days, and a bill by Olsen to authorize the Yoakum School District to qualify for federal funds (HB 53)
Submitting as additional topics for consideration by the 44th Legislature, 2nd Called Session, salaries for fees as provided in the constitutional amendment adopted on August 24th (SJR 6, 44th R.S.); HB 15, by Knetsch, reducing the period for calling school elections from three weeks to ten days, and a bill by Olsen to authorize the Yoakum School District to qualify for federal funds (HB 53)
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