Title:
An Act Concerning Litigation With the Railroad Company Which is Now Known as the "New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Railroad Company," Which Was Chartered Originally as the "Sabine and Galveston Bay Railroad and Lumber Company," and Afterwards Changed to the
Description:
Chapter 43
Alternate title:
H.B. 810
Identifier:
14_legislature_HB810
Collection:
Secretary of State legislative bills and resolutions filed (General and Special Laws)
Creator:
Texas. Secretary of State. Government Filings Section
Date of creation:
1875-03-08
Source:
Texas State Library and Archives Commission, 1941/004
Container information:
2-7L/65
Geographic coverage:
Texas
Subject:
Legislation
Subject:
Law
Type:
Text
Type:
Legislative records
Citation information:
H.B. 810, An Act Concerning Litigation With the Railroad Company Which is Now Known as the "New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Railroad Company," Which Was Chartered Originally as the "Sabine and Galveston Bay Railroad and Lumber Company," and Afterwards Changed to the "Texas and New Orleans Railroad Company, "and Afterwards to the "New Orleans, Mobile, and Texas Railroad Company," for the Purpose of Forfeiting the Charter and Franchise of Said Company For the Non-use and Misusage of Its Charter and Franchise; and to Collect From Said Company the Amount Due the State For Loans to Aid In the Construction of the Same. 14th Legislature, 2nd Regular Session (1875), Texas Secretary of State legislative bills and resolutions filed (General and Special Laws). Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
Copyright information:
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Language:
English
Legislative session:
14th Legislature
