OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF TEXAS
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EtonQrab&8 John .R. Taylor, Piage
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Xt 18 8Via8nt fmm Ar6ia1~.6008 that the Legielature
zeg8r4eU the u8e et ga6 for Ught or rue1 a8 bsiq it8 hl&est
or most valuable use fm@ the 8ooial point of view and that
the Legl8lature fur this reman 608b 5everely restrlotwl the
U80 ror light
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gas may be
eubio fee*
Ilatural gam-
11~8 8~4 the reoibtie.burns& for oar@on blaak * the Legislature
maa nerely prOWlding that ia thl8 ewoptiona i inrrtan~, the
rrddue, even In t&e &tee, of ass8 gas, oauld be btxrnea for
oarbon-blaok, lrmtead of being retnrned~to the hor%zan CLOSE
rhioh it 18 preduami, wh$oh wUul& opbi.nrrrilybe the ml8 as to
8weet @8 tuuler t& ~rovirricn8 of &abaeotion l(,ti),Seotion 7,
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APPROVEDmY 18, 1940
ATTQRNEY GENERAL OB !f.E%Ag