Untitled Texas Attorney General Opinion

Hon. Ceo. Ii. shf3ppard              oplnlon Ho. 01157l
Co;;~~~yr     oi Public              Re: Traveling expense8 of (a)
                                           district   judges and dlr-
Austin,   Texas                            trict attorneyr,   (b) or
                                           state employee8 protided
                                           for in the departmental ap-
                                           pro rlatlon of the Forty-
                                           81x! h Legidature.
Dear Sir:
          We have your letter of October 9, 1939, wherdin
you ask several questlons, which we will quote and disCus
in their order.
            Your flrgt    question    is as idliOW8:
           "lio&e Elll 257, the General 4ppropriatlon
      Bill for the J'udlclary, passed by the Forty-
      sixth Legislature,   carries the follwd&ng rid&r:
            @iill2es8 otherwise rpeclflcaJ.ly  provided
            by the 8tatIlte8, it is provided that any
            officer    or employee who travolr  on ofil-
            cial State business and who use8 his CM
            car while 80 doing shall bo rebbtl+8ed for
            the u8e of 8ald car on the barir of the
            total   mileage traveled  during any calen-
            dar month at the lollowIng rater Five
            Cent8 (9) a mlle ror the first thou8and
            miles traveled, four cents