OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF TEXAS
AUSTIN
~cmorabls Gee. ~8 Sheppard
Goat$troller or Publlo Aoaouat8
AU&in, TeXa8
Mr Sir:
939, ybu aiubnit ror the
g question8 whleh ‘*a ‘BQpr
r-colleot~x 0r 3-r Cotmty,
a~ Qrd8r, IOOPY
~02-8 tided _;
ot c0tm tbir comig,
0r aad
tit& 8am in thlr ouLaer+ Xe oam-
the ama ooaosrneb from the iligprord
QUAtJula 6Ut8, u8tbg ba u8
ot thi8 tUWli8hip, the a8m0 ot the NW
Ol?iQbiOJlor the prop*, ar8e888cvalu6,
end the amount ot the-t-8. Pramthin roll tha ulotlnt8
will b8 carriea foxwara to the t8x r8aal t of th0~ count
ThapTOOrdIUa $8 the 88YB,a8thatof t& 8 CQ#8Oa88hOb f*
bi8triOt8 that w8 a880*8 and abllaat r8r, whU& i8 atip
pWid8a ior in the 8t8tUt88. I@ thie (1888 thi8 Di8tl'i@t
foot Qcder XWr8IW tO48@88 Wd Wd&?8t *S ~~OVidad br
. The QIL~ thing 1. f%ad is; AH. 3.88% whish jWOOW484
Gea. Ii. rhrppard, Page 8
(i.hemver the Dlotrlct Court, having jurlsdfotion in the
premiees, has or may order the asaeosmnt and oo~sotioa.
or tax08 for the paymmt of the ind8btednosIh of 6uoh
tcwn or city. the tax aasa88or for the County la whloh
EUOh tOti Or City 16 OltLUitttd#hdi (LB80813the taXa8 80
ordersd In like manner as taxes in rural aohool dlstriats.)
X believe thin rerersncs to rural eohool dlotrlota 1e the
8hm 03 a oonanon %ohool aietrlot. This pOiat 18 what I
would llkc to have stralghtened.out. Eould St be possible
rOr 8 ruling OLl this C:UediiOn?
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