Overview
Texas State Archives
Texas.
Attorney-General's Office.
Attorney General
correspondence and other material
1874-1930
bulk
1880-1914
The Texas Attorney
General's Office serves as legal counsel to all boards and agencies of state
government; issues legal opinions when requested by the Governor, heads of
state agencies and other officials and agencies as provided by Texas statutes;
sits as an ex-officio member of state committees and commissions; and defends
challenges to state laws and suits against both state agencies and individual
employees of the State. Records are correspondence, legal documents, reports,
printed material, plat maps, specifications, notebooks, proceedings,
directories, and a photograph, dating 1874 to 1930, bulk 1880-1914. The
majority of records consists of correspondence addressed to the Attorney
General requesting interpretation of laws; records also include subject and
investigation files. These materials
are written predominately in English.
132.85 cubic
ft.
Restrictions on Access
None.
Restrictions on Use
Most records created by Texas state agencies are not copyrighted and
may be freely used in any way. State records also include materials received
by, not created by, state agencies. Copyright remains with the creator. The
researcher is responsible for complying with U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17
U.S.C.).
Technical Requirements
Researchers are required to wear gloves provided by the Archives when
reviewing photographic materials.
Agency History
The Attorney General is the lawyer for the people of Texas and is
charged by the Texas Constitution to: defend the laws and the Constitution of
the State of Texas, represent the State in litigation, and approve public bond
issues. To fulfill these responsibilities, the Office of the Attorney General
serves as legal counsel to all boards and agencies of state government, issues
legal opinions when requested by the Governor, heads of state agencies and
other officials and agencies as provided by Texas statutes, sits as an
ex-officio member of state committees and commissions, and defends challenges
to state laws and suits against both state agencies and individual employees of
the State.
The Office of the Attorney General has taken on numerous other roles
through the years. Texas statutes contain nearly 2000 references to the
Attorney General. In addition to its constitutionally prescribed duties, the
Office of the Attorney General files civil suits upon referral by other state
agencies. In some circumstances, the Attorney General has original jurisdiction
to prosecute violations of the law, but in most cases, criminal prosecutions by
the Attorney General are initiated only upon the request of a local prosecutor.
Although the Attorney General is prohibited from offering legal advice or
representing private individuals, he serves and protects the rights of all
citizens of Texas through the activities of the various divisions of the
agencies.
The office of the attorney general was created by an executive
ordinance passed by the 1836 Constitutional Convention. Successors were
presidential appointees by act of the First Congress, October 6, 1836. The
practice of executive appointment continued during the first years of
statehood, but in 1850 the office became elective. The position now exists
under authority of Article IV, Sections 1 and 22 of the Constitution of 1876
and Texas Government Code, Chapter 402. In 1972, the term of office was
extended from two to four years, effective in 1975.
During the nineteenth century, the attorney general provided legal
advice to all upon request; requests are now limited to officials and agencies
of state and local government. Opinions of the attorney general are not binding
upon the judiciary, although they are persuasive to the courts. Moreover,
problems which are the subject of official opinions are not often litigated,
and such opinions stand as the highest available interpretation of the current
law.
The fire which destroyed the capitol in 1881 originated in the
attorney general's office, and almost no early records survived.
(Sources include: Guide to Texas State
Agencies, 11th ed. (2001); Texas Constitution, Article IV; and Archives
survey files.)
Scope and Contents of the Records
The Texas Attorney General's Office serves as legal counsel to all
boards and agencies of state government; issues legal opinions when requested
by the Governor, heads of state agencies and other officials and agencies as
provided by Texas statutes; sits as an ex-officio member of state committees
and commissions; and defends challenges to state laws and suits against both
state agencies and individual employees of the State. Records are
correspondence, legal documents, reports, printed material, plat maps,
specifications, notebooks, proceedings, directories, and a photograph, dating
1874-1930, bulk 1880-1914. The majority of records consists of correspondence
addressed to the Attorney General requesting interpretation of laws; records
also include subject and investigation files. During most administrations,
inquiries and opinion requests from individual state agencies were maintained
together, while inquiries from county or municipal officers were usually filed
under the name of the correspondent along with requests from businesses,
individuals, and others. Subjects reflect the broad panoply of issues and
events confronting citizens of the state during the late nineteenth and early
twentieth centuries, e.g., taxes, bonds, trusts and monopolies, election law,
prohibition and local option laws, gambling, riparian rights, railroads, and
others. Correspondents include state and local officials, attorneys, businesses
including railroads and express companies, and individuals.
Early letters contain notes by the Attorney General's Office
detailing responses or wrappers which contain basic information about the
letter, including name and position of correspondent, date of letters, subject,
type of response, and references to responses in letterpress volumes.
Beginning with Attorney General James V Allred's administration in the
early 1930s, the office declined to address private inquiries and opinion
requests. Although the statutory prohibition against answering these
nongovernmental requests existed for many years prior, some Attorneys General
ignored or selectively enforced this injunction.
To prepare this inventory, the described materials were cursorily
reviewed to delineate series, to confirm the accuracy of contents lists, to
provide an estimate of dates covered, and to determine record types.
Organization of the Records
Records were rehoused and reordered in November 2006, with the current
organization scheme replacing a series titled Alphabetical files, which was a chronological listing of
several series which had been housed by the Attorney General's Office in metal
boxes or pasteboard binding cases and clasp files. The records are organized
into three series by State Archives staff:
- Alphabetical correspondence files, 1880-1912, 121.1 cubic
ft.
- Agency correspondence files, 1891-1912, bulk 1895-1912, 6.6 cubic
ft.
- Subject and investigation files, 1874-1888, 1905-1909, 1913-1930,
5.15 cubic ft.
Index Terms
The terms listed here were used to catalog the
records. The terms can be used to find similar or related records.
Subjects:
Attorneys
general--Texas.
Antitrust law.
Alcoholic beverages--Law
and legislation--Texas.
Bonds--Texas.
Election
law--Texas.
Government
litigation--Texas.
Liquor
laws--Texas.
Land
tenure--Texas.
Railroads--Texas.
Railroads and
state--Texas.
Taxation--Texas.
Places:
Texas--Politics and
government--1865-1950.
Document Types:
Correspondence--Texas--Attorneys general--1874-1930, bulk
1880-1914.
Legal
documents--Texas--Attorneys general--1874-1887, 1913-1916.
Reports--Texas--Courts--1878-1887, 1918-1922,
1926-1930.
Reports--Texas--Oil and
gas--1909.
Photograph--Fort Worth
(Tex.)--Pharmacy--1909.
Functions:
Advising officials and
employees.
Litigation.
Investigation.
Related Material
The following materials are offered as possible
sources of further information on the agencies and subjects covered by the
records. The listing is not exhaustive.
Texas State
Archives
Attorney General letters, 1881-1882, fractional [Alex Cohen,
J.H. McLeary, J.H. Calhoun, J.D. Morrison] [no finding aid, call number is
2-23/596]
Attorney General's Office records, Letter opinions, 1868-1938,
71 cubic feet (387 volumes) [Attorney General responses to the incoming letters
described in this finding aid]
Attorney General's Office records, Letter books by subject,
1899-1938, 13.5 cubic ft. (73 volumes) [Attorney General responses to the
incoming letters described in this finding aid]
Center for American History,
University of Texas at Austin
James Stephen Hogg Papers, 1836-1969, 37 ft., 2 in.;
manuscript, typescript, printed
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item and cite the series), Texas Attorney General
correspondence and other material. Archives and Information Services Division,
Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
Processing Information
Michael R. Green, July 1984
Tony Black, August 1989, June 1990, December 1990, April 1991, June
1991, April 1992
Tonia J. Wood and Jessica Tucker, October 2006
Accession Information
Accession number: 2006/216
A portion of these records were transferred to the Archives
Collection, University of Texas Library by the Attorney General's Office on
August 8, 1940. Some of those records were transferred from the University of
Texas to the Archives of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission on
February 2, 1961. Complete accession information has not been located. The
records were assigned an accession number for control purposes on February 16,
2006.
Detailed Description of the Records
Alphabetical correspondence files,
1880-1912,
121.1 cubic ft.
The Texas Attorney General's Office serves as legal counsel to all
boards and agencies of state government; issues legal opinions when requested
by the Governor, heads of state agencies and other officials and agencies as
provided by Texas statutes; sits as an ex-officio member of state committees
and commissions; and defends challenges to state laws and suits against both
state agencies and individual employees of the State. Records are alphabetical
correspondence files maintained by the Attorney General's office, 1880-1912.
Attachments include a photograph. The exact date that this filing system was
initiated is unknown, owing to the almost total destruction of the department's
records in the capitol fire of 1881.
Subjects reflect the broad panoply of issues and events
confronting citizens of the state during the late nineteenth and early
twentieth centuries, e.g., taxes, bonds, trusts and monopolies, election law,
prohibition and local option laws, gambling, riparian rights, railroads, and
others. Correspondents include state and local officials, attorneys, businesses
including railroads and express companies, and individuals. Though state agency
correspondence was generally filed in a separate series, to be thorough
researchers should check this series under name of agency or correspondent.
During most administrations, inquiries and opinion requests from
individual state agencies were maintained together, while inquiries from county
or municipal officers were usually filed under the name of the correspondent.
Beginning with Attorney General James V Allred's administration in the early
1930s, the office declined to address private inquiries and opinion requests.
Although the statutory prohibition against answering these nongovernmental
requests existed for many years prior, some Attorneys General ignored or
selectively enforced this injunction.
Early letters contain notes by the Attorney General's Office
detailing responses or wrappers which contain basic information about the
letter, including name and position of correspondent, date of letters, subject,
type of response, references to responses in letterpress volumes.
There are several small gaps where a letter or portion of a letter
is missing. Those are generally noted in the folder listing. A significant
amount of correspondence is missing between January 1887 and December 1890
(Attorney General James Stephen Hogg's term); only a few letters of the
alphabet are present covering 1887 to 1888. Most of those records are at the
Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin as part of the James
Stephen Hogg Papers.
See the finding aid in the Archives search room for the series
Chronological files for correspondence dating
after 1912.
Documents dating from 1880 through the group dating January
1887-January 1888, bulk January 1887-August 1888 are tri-folded. Later files
have been placed in folders by State Archives staff.
Arrangement
These records are arranged in groups chronologically by State
Archives staff, reconstituting original order as closely as possible. Documents
in each file are in their original order. Although there are subtle differences
in arrangement from period to period, the basic scheme of arrangement is
alphabetical and chronological within each letter designation. Incoming and
outgoing correspondence were filed together during some administrations; during
others, notes supplant finished carbons of outgoing letters. In some periods,
outgoing correspondence is maintained in a separate series.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Alphabetical correspondence files, Texas
Attorney General correspondence and other material. Archives and Information
Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
Restrictions on Access
None.
Restrictions on Use
Most records created by Texas state agencies are not copyrighted
and may be freely used in any way. State records also include materials
received by, not created by, state agencies. Copyright remains with the
creator. The researcher is responsible for complying with U.S. Copyright Law
(Title 17 U.S.C.).
Technical Requirements
Researchers are required to wear gloves provided by the Archives
when reviewing photographic materials.
Processed by
Tonia J. Wood and Jessica Tucker, October 2006
2006/216-3
April 1880-January 1883,
bulk December 1880-December
1882
2006/216-3
B,
April 1880-December
1881
2006/216-3
C,
December 1880-December
1881
[part]
2006/216-4
C,
December 1880-December
1881
[part]
2006/216-4
G,
December 1880-December
1882
2006/216-4
H,
December 1880-December
1881
2006/216-4
M,
December 1880-December
1881
2006/216-5
N,
December 1880-November
1882
2006/216-5
P,
December 1880-January
1883
2006/216-5
S,
October 1880-December
1881
2006/216-5
T,
December 1880-December
1882
2006/216-1
U-V,
December 1880-December
1882
2006/216-6
W,
December 1880-December
1882
2006/216-6
January 1881-January 1883,
bulk 1881-1882
2006/216-6
A,
January 1881-December
1882
2006/216-6
B,
August 1881-December
1882
2006/216-6
C,
October 1881-January
1883
[part]
2006/216-7
C,
October 1881-January
1883
[part]
2006/216-7
D,
January 1881-December
1882
2006/216-7
E,
January 1881-November
1882
2006/216-7
F,
January 1881-December
1882
2006/216-7
H,
December 1881-January
1883
2006/216-7
I,
February 1881-August
1882
2006/216-7
J,
January 1881-January
1883
[part]
2006/216-8
J,
January 1881-January
1883
[part]
2006/216-8
K,
January 1881-December
1882
2006/216-8
L,
January 1881-December
1882
2006/216-10
M,
January 1882-January
1883
2006/216-8
O,
May 1881-December
1882
2006/216-8
R,
January 1881-December
1881
2006/216-8
R,
December 1881-October
1882
2006/216-9
S,
December 1881-December
1882
2006/216-11
W-Y,
July 1882-December
1882
2006/216-9
X-Z,
January 1881-March
1882
2006/216-11
January 1883-August 1886,
bulk January 1883-October
1884
2006/216-11
A,
January 1883-September
1884
2006/216-12
B,
January 1883-February
1884
2006/216-12
B,
December 1883-August
1886
2006/216-13
C,
January 1883-September
1884
2006/216-13
D,
January 1883-September
1884
2006/216-13
E,
January 1883-September
1884
2006/216-13
F,
January 1883-September
1884
2006/216-14
G,
January 1883-September
1884
2006/216-14
H,
January 1883-October
1884
2006/216-14
I-J,
January 1883-October
1884
2006/216-14
K,
January 1883-September
1884
2006/216-15
L,
January 1883-October
1884
2006/216-10
M,
January 1882-February
1884
2006/216-15
M,
April 1883-August
1886
2006/216-15
N,
February
1883-September 1884
2006/216-15
O,
January 1883-September
1884
2006/216-15
P,
January 1883-October
1884
[part]
2006/216-16
P,
January 1883-October
1884
[part]
2006/216-16
R,
February 1883-October
1884
2006/216-10
S,
December 1882-September
1884
[part]
2006/216-11
S,
December 1882-September
1884
[part]
2006/216-16
T,
January 1883-September
1884
[part]
2006/216-17
T,
January 1883-September
1884
[part]
2006/216-17
U-V,
January 1883-September
1884
2006/216-11
W,
December 1882-October
1884
2006/216-12
1883-1887,
bulk September 1884-January
1887
2006/216-12
A,
October 1883-January
1887
2006/216-2
A,
December 1884-October
1885
2006/216-17
B,
February 1884-December
1886
2006/216-17
B,
October 1884-January
1887
2006/216-18
C,
September 1884-December
1886
2006/216-18
C,
October 1884-January
1887
2006/216-18
D,
September 1884-January
1887
[part]
2006/216-19
D,
September 1884-January
1887
[part]
2006/216-19
E,
November 1884-January
1887
2006/216-19
F,
October 1884-January
1887
2006/216-19
G,
June 1884-January
1887
2006/216-19
H,
October 1884-July
1886
[part]
2006/216-20
H,
October 1884-July
1886
[part]
2006/216-24
H,
May 1886-December
1887
2006/216-20
I-J,
September 1884-January
1887
2006/216-20
K,
October 1884-January
1887
2006/216-21
L,
October 1884-January
1887
2006/216-21
M,
October 1884-January
1887
2006/216-21
O,
October 1884-January
1887
[part]
2006/216-22
O,
October 1884-January
1887
[part]
2006/216-16
P,
July 1883-January
1887
2006/216-22
Q-R,
September 1884-January
1887
2006/216-22
S,
September 1884-January
1887
[part]
2006/216-23
S,
September 1884-January
1887
[part]
2006/216-23
S,
September 1884-January
1887
2006/216-9
T,
October 1884-January
1887
2006/216-2
U-V,
May 1885-November
1886
2006/216-23
W,
September 1884-December
1886
2006/216-23
W,
October 1884-January
1887
[part]
2006/216-24
W,
October 1884-January
1887
[part]
2006/216-24
X-Z,
October 1884-December
1886
2006/216-24
Y,
January 1884-April
1884
2006/216-1
January 1887-January 1889,
bulk January 1887-August 1888
2006/216-1
B,
January 1887-July
1888
2006/216-24
B,
January 1887-January
1889
2006/216-25
C,
January 1887-August
1888
2006/216-25
D-F,
January 1887-August
1888
2006/216-26
July 1888-December 1894,
bulk 1891-1892
2006/216-26
A,
January 1891-December
1892
[2 folders]
2006/216-26
Ba-Bl,
January 1891-December
1892
[3 folders]
2006/216-27
Bo-Bz,
January 1891-December
1892
[3 folders]
2006/216-27
Ca-Cl,
January 1891-December
1892
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-28
Ca-Cl,
January 1891-December
1892
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-28
Co-Cy,
January 1891-April
1892
[3 folders]
2006/216-28
Co-Cz,
July 1888-December
1892
[2 folders]
2006/216-29
Da-Di,
January 1891-December
1892
[2 folders]
2006/216-29
Do-Dz,
January 1891-December
1892
[2 folders]
2006/216-29
E,
January 1891-December
1892
[2 folders]
2006/216-30
F,
February 1891-December
1894
[3 folders]
2006/216-30
G,
January 1891-December
1892
[4 folders]
[Includes letter from Thomas Goree,
superintendent of the penitentiary, with attachments concerning a
African-American girl Emma Creel, age 14, who was convicted of burglary and
sentenced to two years in the Reformatory. She was taken there and was told
they didn't accept females, so she was taken to the Penitentiary. Goree asked
for advice from the Attorney General.]
2006/216-31
Ha-He,
January 1891-December
1892
[3 folders]
2006/216-31
Hi-Hz,
January 1891-December
1892
[3 folders]
2006/216-32
I-J,
January 1891-December
1892
[3 folders]
2006/216-32
Ka-Ki,
February 1891-December
1892
[2 folders]
2006/216-32
Ki-Ky,
March 1891-October
1892
2006/216-33
L,
January 1891-December
1892
[3 folders]
2006/216-33
Ma-Me,
January 1891-June
1892
[3 folders]
2006/216-34
Ma-Me,
January 1892-December
1892
[2 folders]
2006/216-33
Mi-My,
January 1891-December
1892
[3 folders]
2006/216-34
N-O,
January 1891-November
1892
[1 of 2 folders]
2006/216-35
N-O,
January 1891-November
1892
[1 of 2 folders]
2006/216-35
P-Q,
January 1891-December
1892
[3 folders]
2006/216-35
Ra-Ri,
July 1891-December
1892
[2 folders]
2006/216-36
Ro-Ry,
January 1891-December
1892
[2 folders]
2006/216-36
Sa-Se,
January 1891-December
1892
[2 folders]
2006/216-36
Sh-Sm,
January 1891-December
1892
[2 of 3 folders]
[File includes letter from December 1891
from H.H. Smith concerning a newly-installed vault saving records in an Upshur
County courthouse fire.]
2006/216-37
Sh-Sm,
January 1891-December
1892
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-37
Sn-Sz,
February 1891-December
1892
[3 folders]
2006/216-37
T,
January 1891-December
1892
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-38
T,
January 1891-December
1892
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-38
U-V,
January 1891-December
1892
2006/216-38
Wa-Wh,
January 1891-December
1892
[3 folders]
2006/216-38
Wi-Wy,
January 1891-February
1893
[1 of 2 folders]
2006/216-39
Wi-Wy,
January 1891-February
1893
[1 of 2 folders]
2006/216-39
X-Z,
February 1891-November
1892
2006/216-39
February 1890-January 1895,
bulk January 1893-January
1895
2006/216-39
A,
January 1892-January
1895
[3 folders]
2006/216-39
A,
October
1894
2006/216-39
B,
October
1894
2006/216-39
Bo-Bz,
December 1892-August
1894
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-40
Bo-Bz,
December 1892-August
1894
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-40
C,
January 1893-December
1894
[4 folders]
2006/216-40
C,
October
1894
2006/216-40
Da-Di,
January 1893-January
1895
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-41
Da-Di,
January 1893-January
1895
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-41
Do-Dz,
June 1891-September
1894
[2 folders]
2006/216-41
D,
October
1894
2006/216-41
E,
January 1893-December
1894
[2 folders]
2006/216-41
E,
October
1894
2006/216-41
F,
October
1894
2006/216-41
G,
August 1892-January
1895
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-42
G,
August 1892-January
1895
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-42
G,
October
1894
2006/216-42
Ha-He,
January 1893-January
1895
[3 folders]
2006/216-42
Hi-Hz,
January 1893-December
1894
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-43
Hi-Hz,
January 1893-December
1894
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-43
H,
October
1894
2006/216-43
I-J,
January 1892-December
1894
[2 folders]
2006/216-43
J,
October
1894
2006/216-43
K,
January 1893-December
1894
[2 folders]
2006/216-43
K,
October
1894
2006/216-44
L,
January 1893-December
1894
[3 folders]
2006/216-44
L-M,
October
1894
2006/216-44
Ma-Me,
February 1892-January
1895
[4 folders]
2006/216-45
Mi-My,
January 1893-December
1894
[3 folders]
2006/216-45
N-O,
January 1892-December
1894
[3 folders]
2006/216-45
N-O,
October
1894
2006/216-46
P-Q,
January 1893-December
1894
[3 folders]
2006/216-46
P,
October
1894
2006/216-46
R,
January 1892-December
1894
[3 folders]
2006/216-46
R,
October
1894
2006/216-47
Sa-Sm,
January 1893-December
1894
[3 folders]
2006/216-47
Sn-Sz,
February 1890-December
1894
[3 folders]
2006/216-47
S-T,
October
1894
2006/216-48
T-V,
January 1893-December
1894
[3 folders]
2006/216-48
W-Y,
January 1893-December
1894
[3 folders]
2006/216-48
W,
October
1894
2006/216-48
Y-Z,
October
1894
2006/216-49
January 1894-November 1899,
bulk 1895-1896
2006/216-49
A,
January 1895-December
1896
[3 folders]
2006/216-49
Ba-Bl,
January 1895-December
1896
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-50
Ba-Bl,
January 1895-December
1896
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-50
Ca-Cly,
January 1895-December
1896
[3 folders]
2006/216-50
Co-Cz,
January 1895-December
1896
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-51
Co-Cz,
January 1895-December
1896
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-51
Da-Di,
January 1895-December
1896
[3 folders]
2006/216-51
Do-Dz,
January 1895-December
1896
[3 folders]
2006/216-52
E,
January 1895-December
1896
[2 folders]
2006/216-52
F,
January 1894-December
1896
[3 folders]
2006/216-52
G,
December 1894-December
1896
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-53
G,
December 1894-December
1896
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-53
Ha-He,
January 1895-December
1896
[4 folders]
2006/216-54
Hi-Hz,
January 1895-December
1896
[3 folders]
2006/216-54
I-J,
January 1895-November
1899
[2 folders]
2006/216-54
Ka-Ki,
January 1895-December
1896
[1 of 2 folders]
2006/216-55
Ka-Ki,
January 1895-December
1896
[1 of 2 folders]
2006/216-55
Kl-Ky,
January 1895-December
1896
2006/216-55
L,
January 1895-December
1896
[3 folders]
2006/216-55
Maa-Mart,
January 1895-December
1896
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-56
Maa-Mart,
January 1895-December
1896
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-56
Mar-My,
January 1895-December
1896
[3 folders]
2006/216-56
N-O,
January 1895-December
1896
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-57
N-O,
January 1895-December
1896
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-57
P-Q,
January 1895-December
1896
[4 folders]
2006/216-57
R,
January 1895-December
1896
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-58
R,
January 1895-December
1896
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-58
Sa-Se,
January 1895-December
1896
[2 folders]
2006/216-58
Sh-Sm,
April 1894-December
1896
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-59
Sh-Sm,
April 1894-December
1896
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-59
Sn-Sz,
January 1894-December
1896
[3 folders]
2006/216-59
T,
January 1895-December
1896
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-60
T,
January 1895-December
1896
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-60
U-V,
February 1895-December
1896
2006/216-60
Wa-Wh,
June 1894-December
1896
[4 folders]
2006/216-61
Wi-Wy,
January 1895-December
1896
[3 folders]
2006/216-61
Y-Z,
February 1895-December
1896
2006/216-61
January 1896-January 1899,
bulk December 1896-January
1899
2006/216-61
A,
January 1892-December
1898
[3 folders]
2006/216-62
Ba-Bek,
January 1897-January
1899
[3 folders]
[Contains letter from U.S.
Representative Thomas H. Ball re: textbook adoption, February 2,
1898.]
2006/216-62
Be-Bl,
January 1897-December
1898
[2 folders]
2006/216-62
Bo-Bz,
January 1897-December
1898
[3 folders]
2006/216-63
Ca-Car,
March 1895-December
1898
[3 folders]
2006/216-63
Cas-Cly,
January 1897-July
1899
[2 folders]
2006/216-63
Co-Cz,
January 1896-January
1899
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-64
Co-Cz,
January 1896-January
1899
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-64
Da-Di,
December 1896-December
1898
[2 folders]
2006/216-64
Do-Dz,
January 1896-December
1898
[2 folders]
2006/216-64
E,
December 1896-December
1898
[1 of 2 folders]
2006/216-65
E,
December 1896-December
1898
[1 of 2 folders]
2006/216-65
F,
January 1896-January
1899
[3 folders]
2006/216-65
G,
January 1897-December
1898
[4 folders]
2006/216-66
Ha-He,
December 1896-January
1899
[4 folders]
2006/216-66
Hi-Hz,
December 1896-January
1899
[3 folders]
2006/216-67
I-J,
December 1896-December
1898
[2 folders]
2006/216-67
Ka-Ki,
June 1896-December
1898
[2 folders]
2006/216-67
Kl-Kz,
March 1897-December
1898
2006/216-67
L,
January 1897-December
1898
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-68
L,
January 1897-December
1898
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-68
Ma-Me,
January 1897-May
1898
[4 folders]
2006/216-69
Mi-Mz,
January 1897-May
1898
[2 folders]
2006/216-69
M,
June 1895-January
1899
[3 folders]
2006/216-69
N-O,
February 1895-January
1899
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-70
N-O,
February 1895-January
1899
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-70
P-Q,
January 1897-January
1899
[4 folders]
2006/216-71
Ra-Ri,
January 1897-December
1898
[2 folders]
2006/216-71
Ro-Ry,
January 1897-December
1898
[3 folders]
2006/216-71
Sa-Se,
January 1897-December
1898
[2 folders]
2006/216-72
Sh-Sm,
October 1896-January
1899
[3 folders]
2006/216-72
Sn-Sz,
January 1896-December
1898
[3 folders]
2006/216-73
T,
December 1896-January
1899
[4 folders]
2006/216-73
U-V,
December 1896-December
1898
2006/216-73
Wa-Wh,
June 1896-December
1898
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-74
Wa-Wh,
June 1896-December
1898
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-74
Wi-Wy,
January 1897-December
1898
[3 folders]
2006/216-74
X-Z,
December 1896-December
1898
2006/216-75
February 1898-July 1900,
bulk January 1899-May 1900
2006/216-75
A,
January 1899-May
1900
[2 folders]
2006/216-75
Ba-Bl,
January 1899-May
1900
[3 folders]
2006/216-75
Bo-Bz,
January 1899-May
1900
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-76
Bo-Bz,
January 1899-May
1900
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-76
Ca-Cl,
January 1899-May
1900
[3 folders]
2006/216-76
Co-Cz,
January 1899-July
1900
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-77
Co-Cz,
January 1899-July
1900
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-77
Da-Di,
January 1899-May
1900
[2 folders]
2006/216-77
Do-Dz,
January 1899-May
1900
[2 folders]
2006/216-77
E,
January 1899-May
1900
[1 of 2 folders]
2006/216-78
E,
January 1899-May
1900
[1 of 2 folders]
2006/216-78
F,
January 1899-May
1900
[3 folders]
2006/216-78
G,
January 1899-May
1900
[3 folders]
2006/216-79
Ha-He,
January 1899-June
1900
[3 folders]
2006/216-79
Hi-Hz,
January 1899-May
1900
[3 folders]
2006/216-80
I-J,
January 1899-May
1900
[2 folders]
2006/216-80
Ka-Ki,
January 1899-May
1900
[2 folders]
2006/216-80
Kl-Ky,
January 1899-May
1900
2006/216-80
L,
December 1898-May
1900
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-81
L,
December 1898-May
1900
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-81
Ma-Me,
January 1899-May
1900
[3 folders]
2006/216-81
Mi-My,
January 1899-May
1900
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-82
Mi-My,
January 1899-May
1900
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-82
N-O,
January 1899-May
1900
[2 folders]
2006/216-82
P-Q,
January 1899-May
1900
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-83
P-Q,
January 1899-May
1900
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-83
Ra-Ri,
January 1899-May
1900
[2 folders]
2006/216-83
Ro-Ry,
January 1899-May
1900
[2 folders]
2006/216-83
Sa-Se,
January 1899-May
1900
[2 folders]
2006/216-84
Sh-Sm,
January 1899-May
1900
[2 folders]
2006/216-84
Sn-Sz,
January 1899-May
1900
[2 folders]
2006/216-84
T,
January 1899-May
1900
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-85
T,
January 1899-May
1900
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-85
U-V,
February 1899-May
1900
2006/216-85
Wa-Wh,
January 1899-May
1900
[3 folders]
2006/216-85
Wi-Wy,
January 1899-July
1900
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-86
Wi-Wy,
January 1899-July
1900
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-86
X-Z,
February 1898-April
1900
2006/216-86
July 1898-March 1901,
bulk June 1900-March 1901
2006/216-86
A,
June 1900-March
1901
2006/216-86
Ba-Bl,
March 1899-February
1901
[2 folders]
2006/216-86
Bo-Bz,
June 1900-March
1901
[2 folders]
2006/216-87
Ca-Cl,
April 1900-March
1901
[2 folders]
2006/216-87
Co-Cz,
June 1900-March
1901
[2 folders]
2006/216-87
D,
June 1900-March
1901
[2 folders]
2006/216-87
E,
January 1900-February
1901
2006/216-88
F,
February 1900-March
1901
2006/216-88
G,
May 1900-March
1901
[2 folders]
2006/216-88
Ha-He,
May 1900-March
1901
[2 folders]
2006/216-88
Hi-Hz,
June 1900-March
1901
[2 folders]
2006/216-89
I-J,
June 1900-March
1901
2006/216-89
K,
June 1900-March
1901
[2 folders]
2006/216-89
L,
June 1900-March
1901
[2 folders]
2006/216-89
Ma-Me,
June 1900-March
1901
[2 folders]
2006/216-90
Mi-My,
July 1898-February
1901
[2 folders]
2006/216-90
N-O,
May 1900-March
1901
2006/216-90
P-Q,
June 1900-March
1901
[2 folders]
2006/216-90
R,
June 1900-March
1901
[2 folders]
2006/216-91
Sa-Se,
May 1900-March
1901
2006/216-91
Sh-Sm,
June 1900-March
1901
2006/216-91
Sn-Sz,
June 1900-February
1901
[2 folders]
2006/216-91
T,
November 1899-March
1901
[2 folders]
2006/216-91
U-V,
June 1900-March
1901
2006/216-92
Wa-Wh,
June 1900-March
1901
[2 folders]
2006/216-92
Wi-Wy,
June 1900-March
1901
[2 folders]
2006/216-92
X-Z,
June 1900-February
1901
2006/216-92
September 1899-March 1902,
bulk March 1901-March 1902
2006/216-92
A,
March 1901-March
1902
[2 folders]
2006/216-92
Ba-Bl,
March 1901-March
1902
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-93
Ba-Bl,
March 1901-March
1902
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-93
Bo-Bz,
September 1899-March
1902
[3 folders]
2006/216-93
Ca-Cl,
March 1901-March
1902
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-94
Ca-Cl,
March 1901-March
1902
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-94
Co-Cz,
March 1901-March
1902
[2 folders]
2006/216-94
Da-Di,
March 1901-March
1902
[2 folders]
2006/216-94
Do-Dz,
March 1901-March
1902
2006/216-94
E,
April 1901-March
1902
2006/216-95
F,
March 1901-March
1902
[3 folders]
2006/216-95
G,
April 1901-March
1902
[3 folders]
2006/216-95
Ha-He,
January 1901-March
1902
[1 of 2 folders]
2006/216-96
Ha-He,
January 1901-March
1902
[1 of 2 folders]
2006/216-96
Hi-Hz,
March 1901-March
1902
[2 folders]
2006/216-96
I-J,
January 1901-March
1902
[2 folders]
2006/216-96
Ka-Ki,
March 1901-March
1902
[2 folders]
2006/216-97
Kl-Ky,
January 1901-March
1902
2006/216-97
L,
March 1901-March
1902
[3 folders]
2006/216-97
Ma-Me,
March 1901-March
1902
[3 folders]
2006/216-98
Mi-My,
March 1901-March
1902
[2 folders]
2006/216-98
N-O,
March 1901-March
1902
[2 folders]
2006/216-98
P-Q,
March 1901-March
1902
[3 folders]
2006/216-99
Ra-Ri,
April 1901-March
1902
[2 folders]
2006/216-99
Ro-Ry,
March 1901-March
1902
[2 folders]
2006/216-99
Sa-Se,
March 1901-March
1902
[2 folders]
2006/216-99
Sh-Sm,
April 1901-March
1902
[2 folders]
2006/216-100
Sn-Sz,
March 1901-March
1902
[2 folders]
2006/216-100
T,
February 1901-March
1902
[3 folders]
2006/216-100
U-V,
April 1901-March
1902
2006/216-100
Wa-Wh,
March 1901-March
1902
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-101
Wa-Wh,
March 1901-March
1902
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-101
Wi-Wy,
January 1901-March
1902
[2 folders]
2006/216-101
X-Z,
May 1901-March
1902
2006/216-101
June 1900-June 1903,
bulk April 1902-May 1903
2006/216-101
A,
April 1902-May
1903
[3 folders]
2006/216-102
Ba-Bl,
April 1902-May
1903
[3 folders]
2006/216-102
Bo-Bz,
January 1902-May
1903
[3 folders]
2006/216-103
Ca-Cl,
April 1902-June
1903
[3 folders]
2006/216-103
Co-Cz,
June 1900-May
1903
[3 folders]
2006/216-104
Da-Di,
April 1902-June
1903
[2 folders]
2006/216-104
Do-Dz,
April 1902-May
1903
2006/216-104
E,
April 1902-May
1903
[2 folders]
2006/216-104
F,
December 1901-May
1903
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-105
F,
December 1901-May
1903
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-105
G,
April 1902-May
1903
[4 folders]
2006/216-105
Ha-He,
March 1902-June
1903
[3 folders]
2006/216-106
Hi-Hz,
April 1902-May
1903
[3 folders]
2006/216-106
I-J,
April 1902-May
1903
[2 folders]
2006/216-106
Ke-Ki,
April 1902-May
1903
[2 folders]
2006/216-107
Kl-Ky,
April 1902-June
1903
2006/216-107
L,
March 1902-May
1903
[3 folders]
2006/216-107
Ma-Me,
April 1902-May
1903
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-108
Ma-Me,
April 1902-May
1903
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-108
Mi-My,
April 1902-May
1903
[2 folders]
2006/216-108
N-O,
April 1902-May
1903
[3 folders]
2006/216-109
P-Q,
August 1902-May
1903
[3 folders]
2006/216-109
Ra-Ri,
April 1902-June
1903
[2 folders]
2006/216-109
Ro-Ry,
January 1902-May
1903
[2 folders]
2006/216-110
Sa-Se,
April 1901-May
1903
[2 folders]
2006/216-110
Sh-Sm,
March 1901-May
1903
[2 folders]
2006/216-110
Sn-Sz,
April 1902-May
1903
[3 folders]
2006/216-111
T,
April 1902-May
1903
[4 folders]
2006/216-111
U-V,
April 1902-May
1903
2006/216-111
Wa-Wh,
April 1902-May
1903
[2 folders]
2006/216-112
Wi-Wy,
March 1902-May
1903
[3 folders]
2006/216-112
X-Z,
April 1902-May
1903
2006/216-112
January 1903-October 1904,
bulk May 1903-August 1904
2006/216-112
A,
June 1903-August
1904
[2 folders]
2006/216-112
Ba-Bl,
May 1903-August
1904
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-113
Ba-Bl,
May 1903-August
1904
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-113
Bo-Bz,
June 1903-August
1904
[4 folders]
2006/216-114
Ca-Cl,
June 1903-September
1904
[4 folders]
2006/216-114
Co-Cz,
June 1903-August
1904
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-115
Co-Cz,
June 1903-August
1904
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-115
Da-Di,
June 1903-August
1904
[3 folders]
2006/216-115
Do-Dz,
June 1903-August
1904
[2 folders]
2006/216-115
E,
May 1903-August
1904
2006/216-116
F,
February 1903-August
1904
[4 folders]
2006/216-116
G,
June 1903-September
1904
[4 folders]
2006/216-117
Ha-He,
June 1903-August
1904
[3 folders]
2006/216-117
Hi-Hz,
June 1903-August
1904
[3 folders]
2006/216-118
I-J,
May 1903-August
1904
[3 folders]
2006/216-118
Ka-Ki,
June 1903-August
1904
[2 folders]
2006/216-118
Kl-Ky,
June 1903-October
1904
2006/216-118
L,
January 1903-August
1904
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-119
L,
January 1903-August
1904
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-119
Ma-Me,
April 1903-August
1904
[4 folders]
2006/216-120
Mi-My,
January 1903-August
1904
[3 folders]
2006/216-120
N-O,
June 1903-August
1904
[2 folders]
2006/216-120
P-Q,
June 1903-September
1904
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-121
P-Q,
June 1903-September
1904
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-121
Ra-Ri,
May 1903-August
1904
[2 folders]
2006/216-121
Ro-Ry,
June 1903-August
1904
[2 folders]
2006/216-122
Sa-Se,
February 1903-August
1904
[2 folders]
2006/216-122
Sh-Sm,
June 1903-August
1904
[3 folders]
2006/216-122
Sn-Sz,
June 1903-August
1904
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-123
Sn-Sz,
June 1903-August
1904
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-123
T,
June 1903-August
1904
[3 folders]
2006/216-123
U-V,
June 1903-August
1904
2006/216-123
Wa-Wh,
May 1903-August
1904
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-124
Wa-Wh,
May 1903-August
1904
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-124
Wi-Wy,
June 1903-September
1904
[3 folders]
2006/216-124
X-Z,
June 1903-August
1904
2006/216-125
November 1902-July 1906,
bulk August 1904-August 1905
2006/216-125
A,
November 1902-August
1905
[3 folders]
2006/216-125
Ba-Bl,
August 1904-August
1905
[3 folders]
2006/216-125
Bo-Bz,
January 1904-August
1905
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-126
Bo-Bz,
January 1904-August
1905
[2 of 3 folders]
[Note: Ca-Cl missing]
2006/216-126
Co-Cz,
August 1904-August
1905
[3 folders]
[Note: Da-Dl missing]
2006/216-126
Do-Dz,
June 1904-August
1905
[2 folders]
[Folder 1 contains letters from Clara
Driscoll concerning the Alamo title and purchase of the Hugo-Schmeltzer
property.]
2006/216-127
E,
August 1904-August
1905
2006/216-127
F,
August 1904-August
1905
[2 folders]
2006/216-127
G,
July 1904-August
1905
[3 folders]
2006/216-128
Ha-He,
August 1904-August
1905
[3 folders]
2006/216-128
Hi-Hz,
August 1904-August
1905
[2 folders]
2006/216-128
I-J,
September 1904-July
1906
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-129
I-J,
September 1904-July
1906
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-129
Ka-Ki,
August 1904-August
1905
[2 folders]
2006/216-129
Kl-Ky,
January 1904-August
1905
2006/216-129
L,
September 1904-August
1905
[2 folders]
2006/216-129
McA-Me,
August 1904-August
1905
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-130
McA-Me,
August 1904-August
1905
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-130
Mi-My,
January 1904-August
1905
[3 folders]
2006/216-130
N-O,
September 1904-August
1905
[2 folders]
2006/216-131
P-Q,
September 1904-August
1905
[3 folders]
2006/216-131
Ra-Ri,
September 1904-August
1905
2006/216-131
Ro-Ry,
August 1904-August
1905
[2 folders]
2006/216-132
Sa-Se,
August 1904-August
1905
[2 folders]
2006/216-132
Sh-Sm
September 1904-August
1905
[3 folders]
2006/216-132
Sn-Sz,
February 1904-August
1905
[2 folders]
2006/216-133
T,
September 1904-August
1905
[3 folders]
2006/216-133
U-V,
September 1904-August
1905
2006/216-133
Wa-Wh,
September 1904-August
1905
[3 folders]
2006/216-134
Wi-Wy,
September 1904-August
1905
[3 folders]
2006/216-134
X-Z,
September 1904-August
1905
2006/216-134
January 1905-August 1907,
bulk September 1905-August
1906
2006/216-134
A,
September 1905-August
1906
[3 folders]
2006/216-135
Ba-Bl,
September 1905-August
1906
[4 folders]
2006/216-135
Bo-Bz,
September 1905-August
1906
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-136
Bo-Bz,
September 1905-August
1906
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-136
Ca-Cl,
September 1905-August
1906
[3 folders]
2006/216-136
Co-Cz,
September
1905-September 1906
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-137
Co-Cz,
September
1905-September 1906
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-137
Da-Di,
September
1905-September 1906
[3 folders]
2006/216-137
Do-Dz,
July 1905-August
1906
[2 folders]
2006/216-138
E,
September 1905-August
1906
[2 folders]
2006/216-138
F,
September 1905-August
1906
[2 folders]
2006/216-138
G,
January 1905-August
1906
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-139
G,
January 1905-August
1906
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-139
Ha-He,
September 1905-August
1906
[3 folders]
2006/216-139
Hi-Hz,
September 1905-August
1906
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-140
Hi-Hz,
September 1905-August
1906
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-140
I-J,
September 1905-August
1906
[3 folders]
2006/216-140
Ka-Ki,
September 1905-August
1906
[2 folders]
2006/216-141
Kl-Ky,
May 1905-August
1906
2006/216-141
L,
September 1905-August
1906
[3 folders]
2006/216-141
Ma-Me,
September 1905-August
1906
[2 of 5 folders]
2006/216-142
Ma-Me,
September 1905-August
1906
[3 of 5 folders]
2006/216-142
Mi-My,
September 1905-August
1906
[3 folders]
2006/216-142
N-O,
September 1905-August
1906
[1 of 2 folders]
2006/216-143
N-O,
September 1905-August
1906
[1 of 2 folders]
2006/216-143
P-Q,
September 1905-August
1906
[4 folders]
2006/216-143
Ra-Ri,
September 1905-August
1906
[1 of 2 folders]
2006/216-144
Ra-Ri,
September 1905-August
1906
[1 of 2 folders]
2006/216-144
Ro-Ry,
September 1905-August
1906
[3 folders]
2006/216-144
Sa-Se,
September 1905-August
1906
[2 folders]
2006/216-144
Sh-Sm,
September 1905-August
1906
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-145
Sh-Sm,
September 1905-August
1906
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-145
Sn-Sz,
September 1905-August
1906
[3 folders]
2006/216-145
T,
September 1905-August
1907
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-146
T,
September 1905-August
1907
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-146
U-V,
September 1905-August
1906
2006/216-146
Wa-Wh,
September 1905-August
1906
[3 folders]
2006/216-147
Wi-Wy,
February 1905-August
1906
[4 folders]
2006/216-147
X-Z,
September 1905-August
1906
2006/216-147
March 1897-October 1909,
bulk September 1906-February
1908
2006/216-147
Aa-Az,
June 1906-February
1908
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-148
Aa-Az,
June 1906-February
1908
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-148
Ba-Bl,
August 1906-July
1907
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-149
Ba-Bl,
August 1906-July
1907
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-149
Bo-Bz,
September 1906-August
1907
[4 folders]
2006/216-149
Ba-By,
October 1906-February
1908
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-150
Ba-By,
October 1906-February
1908
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-150
Ca-Cl,
September 1906-October
1907
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-151
Ca-Cl,
September 1906-October
1907
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-151
Co-Cz,
January 1906-January
1908
[4 folders]
2006/216-151
Co-Cz,
December 1906-August
1908
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-152
Co-Cz,
December 1906-August
1908
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-152
Da-Di,
September 1906-May
1908
[3 folders]
[Note: Do-Dz missing]
2006/216-153
E,
September 1906-May
1908
[3 folders]
2006/216-153
F,
May 1906-July
1909
[4 folders]
2006/216-154
G,
December 1906-July
1907
[4 folders]
2006/216-154
G,
July 1907-May
1908
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-155
G,
July 1907-May
1908
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-155
Ha-He,
January 1906-February
1908
[5 folders]
2006/216-155
Hi-Hy,
October 1906-October
1907
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-156
Hi-Hy,
October 1906-October
1907
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-156
I-J,
August 1906-March
1908
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-157
I-J,
August 1906-March
1908
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-157
Ka-Ki,
September 1906-February
1908
[3 folders]
[Note: Kl-Ky missing]
2006/216-157
L,
January 1906-October
1907
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-158
L,
January 1906-October
1907
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-158
Ma-Me,
September 1906-October
1907
[4 folders]
2006/216-159
McA-Me,
August 1906-May
1908
[4 folders]
2006/216-159
Mi-My,
September 1906-October
1907
[3 of 5 folders]
2006/216-160
Mi-My,
September 1906-October
1907
[2 of 5 folders]
2006/216-160
Mi-My,
May
1906-October 1909,
bulk
November 1907-December 1908
[4 folders]
2006/216-161
Na-O'R,
April 1906-February
1908
[4 folders]
2006/216-161
P-Q,
August 1906-February
1908
[2 of 5 folders]
2006/216-162
P-Q,
August 1906-February
1908
[3 of 5 folders]
2006/216-162
Ra-Ri,
February 1906-May
1908
[3 folders]
2006/216-162
Ro-Rz,
September 1906-May
1908
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-163
Ro-Rz,
September 1906-May
1908
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-163
Sa-Sl,
October 1905-February
1908
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-164
Sa-Sl,
October 1905-February
1908
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-164
Sp-Sy,
March 1897-September
1907
[3 folders]
2006/216-164
Sm-Sy,
September 1906-March
1908
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-165
Sm-Sy,
September 1906-March
1908
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-165
T,
September 1906-December
1907
[5 folders]
[See next chronological run for
U-V.]
2006/216-165
Wa-Wz,
September 1906-February
1908
[1 of 5 folders]
2006/216-166
Wa-Wz,
September 1906-February
1908
[4 of 5 folders]
2006/216-166
Wi-Wy,
December 1905-August
1907
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-167
Wi-Wy,
December 1905-August
1907
[1 of 4 folders]
[See next chronological run for
X-Z.]
September 1906-February 1909,
bulk February 1908-February
1909
2006/216-167
A,
February 1908-February
1909
[3 folders]
2006/216-167
Ba-Bl,
March 1908-February
1909
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-168
Ba-Bl,
March 1908-February
1909
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-168
Bo-Bz,
December 1906-February
1909
[4 folders]
2006/216-168
Ca-Cl,
January 1907-February
1909
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-169
Ca-Cl,
January 1907-February
1909
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-169
Co-Cz,
June 1908-February
1909
[3 folders]
2006/216-169
D,
May 1908-February
1909
[2 of 5 folders]
2006/216-170
D,
May 1908-February
1909
[3 of 5 folders]
2006/216-170
E-F,
January 1908-February
1909
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-171
E-F,
January 1908-February
1909
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-171
G,
February 1908-February
1909
[4 folders]
2006/216-171
Ha-He,
January 1908-February
1909
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-172
Ha-He,
January 1908-February
1909
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-172
Hi-Hy,
January 1907-February
1909
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-173
Hi-Hy,
January 1907-February
1909
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-173
I-J,
January 1908-February
1909
[3 folders]
2006/216-173
Ka-Kz,
March 1908-February
1909
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-174
Ka-Kz,
March 1908-February
1909
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-174
L,
October 1907-February
1909
[4 folders]
2006/216-174
McA-Me,
January 1908-February
1909
[1 of 5 folders]
[Note: Mi-Mz missing.]
2006/216-175
Mca-Me,
January 1908-February
1909
[4 of 5 folders]
[Note: Mi-Mz missing.]
2006/216-175
N-O,
February 1908-February
1909
[3 folders]
2006/216-175
P-Q,
December 1907-February
1909
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-176
P-Q,
December 1907-February
1909
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-176
R,
April 1908-February
1909
[3 folders]
2006/216-176
Sa-Se,
January 1908-February
1909
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-177
Sa-Se,
January 1908-February
1909
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-177
Sh-Sm,
March 1908-February
1909
[3 folders]
2006/216-177
Sn-Sz,
March 1908-February
1909
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-178
Sn-Sz,
March 1908-February
1909
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-178
T,
February 1907-February
1909
[4 of 5 folders]
2006/216-179
T,
February 1907-February
1909
[1 of 5 folders]
2006/216-179
U-V,
October 1906-February
1909
[3 folders]
2006/216-179
Wa-Wh,
January 1907-February
1909
[3 folders]
2006/216-180
Wi-Wy,
January 1908-February
1909
[4 folders]
2006/216-180
X-Z,
September 1906-February
1909
[2 folders]
2006/216-180
October 1903-December 1909,
bulk March 1909-December 1909
2006/216-180
A (including anonymous),
March 1909-December
1909
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-181
A (including anonymous),
March 1909-December
1909
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-181
Ba-Bi,
November 1908-December
1909
[4 of 5 folders]
2006/216-182
Ba-Bi,
November 1908-December
1909
[1 of 5 folders]
2006/216-182
B,
January 1907-December
1909
[4 folders]
2006/216-182
Ca-Cl,
June 1907-December
1909
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-183
Ca-Cl,
June 1907-December
1909
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-183
Co-Cz,
March 1909-December
1909
[5 folders]
[Folder 3 includes photograph of Fort
Worth drug store interior, 101 N. Houston St., with letter from Jack
Coulson.]
2006/216-184
D,
March 1909-December
1909
[5 folders]
2006/216-184
E,
January 1909-December
1909
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-185
E,
January 1909-December
1909
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-185
F,
November 1906-December
1909
[4 folders]
2006/216-185
G,
February 1909-December
1909
[2 of 5 folders]
2006/216-186
G,
February 1909-December
1909
[3 of 5 folders]
2006/216-186
H,
February 1909-December
1909
[3 of 7 folders]
2006/216-187
H,
February 1909-December
1909
[4 of 7 folders]
2006/216-187
I-J,
March 1909-December
1909
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-188
I-J,
March 1909-December
1909
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-188
K,
February 1908-December
1909
[4 folders]
2006/216-188
L,
October 1908-December
1909
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-189
L,
October 1908-December
1909
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-189
Ma-Me,
March 1909-December
1909
[4 of 5 folders]
2006/216-190
Ma-Me,
March 1909-December
1909
[1 of 5 folders]
2006/216-190
Mi-My,
March 1909-December
1909
[4 folders]
2006/216-190
N-O,
November 1908-December
1909
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-191
N-O,
November 1908-December
1909
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-191
P-Q,
March 1909-December
1909
[4 folders]
2006/216-191
Ra-Ry,
March 1909-December
1909
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-192
Ra-Ry,
March 1909-December
1909
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-192
S,
May 1907-December
1909
[4 of 5 folders]
2006/216-193
S,
May 1907-December
1909
[1 of 5 folders]
2006/216-193
Sh-Sm,
October 1903-December
1909
[3 folders]
2006/216-193
Sh-Sm,
January 1909-December
1909
[2 folders]
2006/216-194
T,
March 1909-December
1909
[5 folders]
2006/216-194
U-V, X-Z,
March 1909-December
1909
[3 folders]
2006/216-195
Wa-We,
January 1909-December
1909
[3 folders]
2006/216-195
Wi-Wy,
March 1909-December
1909
[3 of 5 folders]
2006/216-196
Wi-Wy,
March 1909-December
1909
[2 of 5 folders]
2006/216-196
July 1909-December 1910,
bulk 1910
2006/216-196
A,
January 1910-December
1910
[4 folders]
2006/216-196
Ba-Bl,
January 1910-December
1910
[1 of 5 folders]
2006/216-197
Ba-Bl,
January 1910-December
1910
[4 of 5 folders]
2006/216-197
Bo-Bz,
January 1910-December
1910
[3 of 5 folders]
2006/216-198
Bo-Bz,
January 1910-December
1910
[2 of 5 folders]
2006/216-198
Ca-Cl,
January 1910-December
1910
[4 folders]
2006/216-198
Co-Cz,
January 1910-December
1910
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-199
Co-Cz,
January 1910-December
1910
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-199
Da-Di,
January 1910-December
1910
[3 folders]
2006/216-200
Do-Dz,
January 1910-December
1910
[3 folders]
2006/216-200
E,
July 1909-December
1910
[3 folders]
2006/216-200
F,
January 1910-December
1910
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-201
F,
January 1910-December
1910
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-201
G,
December 1909-December
1910
[3 of 5 folders]
2006/216-202
G,
December 1909-December
1910
[2 of 5 folders]
2006/216-202
Ha-He,
January 1910-December
1910
[5 folders]
2006/216-203
Hi-Hz,
January 1910-December
1910
[4 folders]
2006/216-203
I-J,
January 1910-December
1910
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-204
I-J,
January 1910-December
1910
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-204
K,
January 1910-December
1910
[4 folders]
2006/216-204
L,
January 1910-December
1910
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-205
L,
January 1910-December
1910
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-205
Ma-Me,
January 1910-December
1910
[3 of 6 folders]
2006/216-206
Ma-Me,
January 1910-December
1910
[3 of 6 folders]
2006/216-206
Mi-My,
January 1910-December
1910
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-207
Mi-My,
January 1910-December
1910
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-207
N-O,
January 1910-December
1910
[3 folders]
2006/216-207
P-Q,
January 1910-December
1910
[3 folders]
2006/216-208
Ra-Ri,
January 1910-December
1910
[2 folders]
2006/216-208
Ro-Ry,
January 1910-December
1910
[2 folders]
2006/216-208
Sa-Se,
January 1910-December
1910
[2 folders]
2006/216-209
Sh-Sm,
January 1910-December
1910
[4 folders]
2006/216-209
Sn-Sz,
January 1910-December
1910
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-210
Sn-Sz,
January 1910-December
1910
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-210
T,
January 1910-December
1910
[3 folders]
2006/216-210
U-V,
January 1910-December
1910
2006/216-210
Wa-Wh,
July 1909-December
1910
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-211
Wa-Wh,
July 1909-December
1910
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-211
Wa-Wh,
January 1910-December
1910
[4 folders]
2006/216-211
Wi-Wy,
January 1910-December
1910
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-212
Wi-Wy,
January 1910-December
1910
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-212
X-Z,
January 1910-December
1910
2006/216-212
June 1910-January 1912,
bulk 1911
2006/216-212
A,
January 1911-December
1911
[3 folders]
2006/216-213
Ba-Bl,
January 1911-December
1911
[5 folders]
2006/216-213
Bo-Bu,
January 1911-November
1911
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-214
Bo-Bu,
January 1911-November
1911
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-214
Ca-Cl,
January 1911-December
1911
[4 folders]
2006/216-214
Co-Cz,
January 1911-January
1912
[1 of 5 folders]
2006/216-215
Co-Cz,
January 1911-January
1912
[4 of 5 folders]
2006/216-215
Da-Dz,
December 1910-December
1911
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-216
Da-Dz,
December 1910-December
1911
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-216
E,
January 1911-December
1911
[2 folders]
2006/216-216
F,
January 1911-January
1912
[3 folders]
2006/216-216
G,
January 1911-December
1911
[1 of 5 folders]
2006/216-217
G,
January 1911-December
1911
[4 of 5 folders]
2006/216-217
Ha-He,
January 1911-December
1911
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-218
Ha-He,
January 1911-December
1911
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-218
Hi-Hz,
January 1911-December
1911
[5 folders]
2006/216-218
I-J,
January 1911-December
1911
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-219
I-J,
January 1911-December
1911
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-219
K,
January 1911-December
1911
[3 folders]
2006/216-219
L,
January 1911-January
1912
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-220
L,
January 1911-January
1912
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-220
Ma-Mc,
January 1911-December
1911
[4 of 6 folders]
2006/216-221
Ma-Mc,
January 1911-December
1911
[2 of 6 folders]
2006/216-221
Me-My,
January 1911-December
1911
[5 folders]
2006/216-222
N-O,
June 1910-December
1911
[4 folders]
2006/216-222
P-Q,
January 1911-December
1911
[3 of 5 folders]
2006/216-223
P-Q,
January 1911-December
1911
[2 of 5 folders]
2006/216-223
R,
December 1910-December
1911
[4 folders]
2006/216-223
Sa-Sm,
January 1911-January
1912
[1 of 5 folders]
2006/216-224
Sa-Sm,
January 1911-January
1912
[4 of 5 folders]
2006/216-224
Sm-Sz,
January 1911-July
1911
[3 of 5 folders]
2006/216-225
Sm-Sz,
January 1911-July
1911
[2 of 5 folders]
2006/216-225
T,
January 1911-December
1911
[5 folders]
2006/216-226
U-V,
January 1911-December
1911
2006/216-226
Wa-Wh,
January 1911-December
1911
[4 folders]
2006/216-226
Wi-Wy,
January 1911-December
1911
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-227
Wi-Wy,
January 1911-December
1911
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-227
X-Z,
January 1911-December
1911
2006/216-227
September 1910-December 1912,
bulk 1912
2006/216-227
A,
January 1912-December
1912
[4 folders]
2006/216-228
Ba-Bl,
January 1912-December
1912
[5 folders]
2006/216-228
Bo-Bz,
January 1912-December
1912
[2 of 5 folders]
2006/216-229
Bo-Bz,
January 1912-December
1912
[3 of 5 folders]
2006/216-229
Ca-Cl,
January 1912-December
1912
[4 folders]
2006/216-230
Co-Cz,
January 1912-December
1912
[6 folders]
2006/216-230
Da-Dz,
January 1912-December
1912
[1 of 5 folders]
2006/216-231
Da-Dz,
January 1912-December
1912
[4 of 5 folders]
2006/216-231
Ea-Ez,
January 1912-December
1912
[3 folders]
2006/216-232
F,
January 1912-December
1912
[4 folders]
2006/216-232
Ga-Gz,
January 1912-December
1912
[3 of 5 folders]
2006/216-233
Ga-Gz,
January 1912-December
1912
[2 of 5 folders]
2006/216-233
Ha-He,
January 1912-December
1912
[4 folders]
2006/216-233
Hi-Hz,
January 1912-December
1912
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-234
Hi-Hz,
January 1912-December
1912
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-234
I-J,
September 1911-December
1912
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-235
I-J,
September 1911-December
1912
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-235
Ka-Kz,
November 1911-December
1912
[3 folders]
2006/216-235
La-Lz,
January 1912-November
1912
[1 of 5 folders]
2006/216-236
La-Lz,
January 1912-November
1912
[4 of 5 folders]
2006/216-236
Ma-Md,
April 1911-December
1912
[3 of 5 folders]
2006/216-237
Ma-Md,
April 1911-December
1912
[2 of 5 folders]
2006/216-237
Me-Mz,
January 1912-December
1912
[4 of 5 folders]
2006/216-238
Me-Mz,
January 1912-December
1912
[1 of 5 folders]
2006/216-238
Na-Oz,
November 1911-December
1912
[3 folders]
2006/216-238
P-Q,
January 1911-December
1912
[3 of 5 folders]
2006/216-239
P-Q,
January 1911-December
1912
[2 of 5 folders]
2006/216-239
Ra-Rz,
January 1912-December
1912
[5 folders]
2006/216-240
Sa-Sl,
January 1912-December
1912
[5 folders]
2006/216-240
Sm-Sz,
January 1912-December
1912
[2 of 5 folders]
2006/216-241
Sm-Sz,
January 1912-December
1912
[3 of 5 folders]
2006/216-241
Ta-Tz,
July 1911-December
1912
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-242
Ta-Tz,
July 1911-December
1912
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-242
U-V,
January 1912-December
1912
2006/216-242
Wi-Wz,
September 1910-December
1912
[5 folders]
2006/216-243
X-Z,
January 1912-December
1912
Agency correspondence files,
1891-1912,
bulk 1895-1912,
6.6 cubic ft.
The Texas Attorney General's Office serves as legal counsel to all
boards and agencies of state government; issues legal opinions when requested
by the Governor, heads of state agencies and other officials and agencies as
provided by Texas statutes; sits as an ex-officio member of state committees
and commissions; and defends challenges to state laws and suits against both
state agencies and individual employees of the State. Records are letters,
dating 1891-1912, bulk 1895-1912, from state agency heads and staff asking for
legal advice from the Attorney General's Office. A few responses from the
Attorney General's Office may be included. Some documents filed as part of the
Treasurer correspondence concern the Waters-Pierce anti-trust litigation.
Correspondents include the Comptroller, Governor, Commissioner of Insurance and
Banking and predecessors, Commissioner of the General Land Office, the Railroad
Commission, Secretary of State, Superintendent of Public Instruction, and State
Treasurer.
Arrangement
These files are arranged alphabetically by agency name by State
Archives staff. Each file retains its original order. Correspondence of the
Commissioner of Insurance and Banking from 1903 to 1910 had been misfiled with
Railroad Commission correspondence from the same time period; it was removed
and placed with the other Insurance correspondence.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Agency correspondence files, Texas Attorney
General correspondence and other material. Archives and Information Services
Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
Restrictions on Access
None.
Restrictions on Use
Most records created by Texas state agencies are not copyrighted
and may be freely used in any way. State records also include materials
received by, not created by, state agencies. Copyright remains with the
creator. The researcher is responsible for complying with U.S. Copyright Law
(Title 17 U.S.C.).
Technical Requirements
None.
Processed by
Tonia J. Wood and Jessica Tucker, October 2006
2006/216-243
Comptroller,
1895-1912
2006/216-243
January 1895-May
1898
[2 folders]
2006/216-243
November 1898-March
1901
2006/216-243
January 1899-May
1900
2006/216-243
March 1901-June
1905
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-244
March 1901-June
1905
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-244
August 1903-August
1906
[3 folders]
2006/216-244
August 1906-December
1912
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-245
August 1906-December
1912
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-245
Governor,
1895-1901
2006/216-245
January 1895-December
1898
[3 folders]
2006/216-246
December 1898-March
1901
[2 folders]
2006/216-246
Insurance,
1895-1912
2006/216-246
Insurance and History Commissioner,
February 1895-August
1898
[2 folders]
2006/216-246
Insurance Commissioner,
February 1899-September
1900
2006/216-246
Commissioner of Insurance and Banking,
May 1901-August
1906
[2 folders]
2006/216-246
Commissioner of Insurance and Banking,
August 1903-November
1910
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-247
Commissioner of Insurance and Banking,
August 1903-November
1910
[2 of 3 folders]
[Note: Had originally been misfiled with
Railroad Commission, November 1891-December 1912.]
2006/216-247
Commissioner of Insurance and Banking,
December 1911-December
1912
[2 folders]
2006/216-247
Land Commissioner (General Land
Office),
1895-1911
2006/216-247
January 1895-November
1898
[3 folders]
2006/216-247
January 1899-May
1900
[2 folders]
2006/216-248
March 1900-February
1901
[2 folders]
2006/216-248
April 1901-July
1903
[3 folders]
2006/216-248
March
1900-August 1906,
bulk
September 1903-August 1906
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-249
March
1900-August 1906,
bulk
September 1903-August 1906
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-249
Commissioner of the General Land Office,
June
1903-December 1911,
bulk
1907-1911
[4 folders]
2006/216-250
Railroad Commission,
1891-1912
2006/216-250
July 1895-December
1898
[3 folders]
2006/216-250
June 1899-March
1901
[2 folders]
2006/216-250
March 1901-May
1906
[2 of 3 folders]
2006/216-251
March 1901-May
1906
[1 of 3 folders]
2006/216-251
July 1906-February
1909
[3 folders]
2006/216-251
November 1891-December
1912
[3 folders]
2006/216-252
Secretary of State,
1895-1911
2006/216-252
January 1895-November
1898
[2 folders]
2006/216-252
February 1899-April
1900
[3 folders]
2006/216-252
July 1900-February
1901
[2 folders]
2006/216-253
April 1901-December
1911
[3 folders]
2006/216-253
Superintendent of Public
Instruction,
1895-1911
2006/216-253
January 1895-December
1898
[3 folders]
2006/216-253
November 1898-December
1900
2006/216-254
March 1901-August
1906
[4 folders]
2006/216-254
August 1906-October
1911
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-255
August 1906-October
1911
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-255
Treasurer,
1893-1907
2006/216-255
April 1893-December
1898
[2 folders]
2006/216-255
October 1906-July
1907
[2 of 5 folders]
[File includes documents concerning
Waters-Pierce anti-trust litigation.]
2006/216-256
October 1906-July
1907
[3 of 5 folders]
[File includes documents concerning
Waters-Pierce anti-trust litigation.]
Subject and investigation files,
1874-1888,
1905-1909, 1913-1930,
5.15 cubic ft.
The Texas Attorney General's Office serves as legal counsel to all
boards and agencies of state government; issues legal opinions when requested
by the Governor, heads of state agencies and other officials and agencies as
provided by Texas statutes; sits as an ex-officio member of state committees
and commissions; and defends challenges to state laws and suits against both
state agencies and individual employees of the State. Records are subject and
investigation files, 1874-1888, 1905-1909, 1913-1930, maintained by the
Attorney General's Office documenting litigation, investigations, and the
Attorney General's role as member of various boards and commissions. The
earliest files were labeled as miscellaneous, apparently because they did not
fit the alphabetical by correspondent or state agency arrangement. Types of
materials include correspondence, legal documents (including briefs, contracts,
and agreements), reports, plat maps, specifications, notebooks, proceedings,
and directories. Subjects include land issues--including land forgery, Greer
County, and the Joaquin Galan land grant; design and contracts for the building
of the temporary capitol and new Capitol; railroads--including the
International & Great Northern Railroad, East Line & Red River Railroad
Company, and Rio Grande & Pecos Railway Company; county attorney powers;
litigation against express companies, including Western Union Telegraph Company
and Adams Express; the sale of judgments; investigations and
litigation--including investigation of cotton oil mills for violating
anti-trust laws and investigation of highway construction corruption; taxation;
and court reports submitted by district clerks and the Court of Appeals terms
in Austin, Galveston, and Tyler. The three-member Board for Sale of Judgments
existed in the 1880s and was composed of the Attorney General, State Treasurer,
and Comptroller. Correspondents are state officials such as the governor and
comptroller, local officials, attorneys, businesses such as railroads and
express companies, and individuals.
Arrangement
These records are grouped somewhat chronologically and by subject
by State Archives staff. Documents in each file are in their original order as
received by the agency.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Subject and investigation files, Texas
Attorney General correspondence and other material. Archives and Information
Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
Restrictions on Access
Because of the possibility that portions of these records fall
under Public Information Act exceptions including, but not limited to,
attorney-work product (V.T.C.A., Government Code, Section 552.111) and
attorney-client privilege (V.T.C.A., Government Code, Section 552.107), an
archivist must review these records before they can be accessed for research.
The records may be requested for research under the provisions of the Public
Information Act (V.T.C.A., Government Code, Chapter 552). The researcher may
request an interview with an archivist or submit a request by mail (Texas State
Library and Archives Commission, P. O. Box 12927, Austin, TX 78711), fax
(512-463-5436), email (Dir_Lib@tsl.state.tx.us), or see our web page
(http://www.tsl.state.tx.us/agency/customer/pia.html). Include enough
description and detail about the information requested to enable the archivist
to accurately identify and locate the information. If our review reveals
information that may be excepted by the Public Information Act, we are
obligated to seek an open records decision from the Attorney General on whether
the records can be released. The Public Information Act allows the Archives ten
working days after receiving a request to make this determination. The Attorney
General has 45 working days to render a decision. Alternately, the Archives can
inform you of the nature of the potentially excepted information and if you
agree, that information can be redacted or removed and you can access the
remainder of the records.
Restrictions on Use
Most records created by Texas state agencies are not copyrighted
and may be freely used in any way. State records also include materials
received by, not created by, state agencies. Copyright remains with the
creator. The researcher is responsible for complying with U.S. Copyright Law
(Title 17 U.S.C.).
Technical Requirements
None.
Processed by
Tonia J. Wood and Jessica Tucker, October 2006
2006/216-1
Miscellaneous,
March 1874-August
1888
[tri-folded]
[Included are documents concerning Greer
County, school lands, Galveston Harrisburg & San Antonio Railway, and
taxation issues, such as billiard table and attorney occupation taxes and the
county office responsible for collecting taxes.]
2006/216-2
Miscellaneous,
March 1875-September
1882
[tri-folded]
[Included are documents concerning the
International & Great Northern Railroad Company, East Line & Red River
Railroad Company, railroad ordinances, Joaquin Galan land grant, State of Texas
vs. Taylor Moore, State of Texas vs. Western Union Telegraph Company, and the
design specifications for the temporary Capitol by F.E. Ruffini.]
2006/216-3
Land forgery papers,
August 1876-February 1880
[tri-folded]
2006/216-2
Miscellaneous,
September 1876-November
1882
[tri-folded]
[Documents concern East Line & Red
River Railroad Company, Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railroad Company, and
other railroad companies; Nueces lands; contract and bonds for new Capitol
building; express companies, including Western Union and Adams Express; pawn
brokers; State of Texas vs. George Goldsby et al.; State of Texas vs. J. B.
Wygall et al.; qualifications of deputy clerks; Thompson vs. Bates.]
2006/216-2
Miscellaneous,
April 1877-February
1887
[tri-folded]
[Documents concern land
issues.]
2006/216-3
Miscellaneous,
February 1878-June
1887
[tri-folded]
[Documents concern suits against
defaulting tax collectors, Henry Loggins vs. State of Texas, International
& Great Northern Railroad Company, land forgery, Frank M. Spencer vs.
Galveston County, and reports of cases heard before the Court of Appeals terms
in Tyler, Galveston, and Austin.]
2006/216-9
Miscellaneous,
January 1881-September
1882
[tri-folded]
[Documents concern Rio Grande and Pecos
Railway Company charter amendment, Western Union Telegraph Company vs. State of
Texas, Dallas Bridge Company, Henry Loggins vs. State of Texas, sale of land in
Milam County, and sale of judgments.]
2006/216-9
Miscellaneous,
March 1881-February
1882
[tri-folded]
[Documents concern escheat of Donald
Smith's estate, sale of judgments, State of Texas vs. Gunter and Munson re:
land patents.]
2006/216-11
Addresses of county attorneys,
January 1882-May
1884
[tri-folded]
2006/216-9
Addresses of county attorneys,
October 1884-January
1885
[tri-folded]
2006/216-256
Anti-trust letters,
December 1905-July
1907
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-257
Anti-trust letters,
December 1905-July
1907
[2 of 4 folders]
2006/216-257
Anti-trust letters, A-J,
July 1907-November
1909
[4 folders]
2006/216-257
Anti-trust letters, K-Z,
June 1907-November
1909
[1 of 4 folders]
2006/216-258
Anti-trust letters, K-Z,
June 1907-November
1909
[3 of 4 folders]
2006/216-258
Letters from Attorneys General of the United States
relative to holding office of Attorney General and practicing law at the same
time,
May
1908
2006/216-258
Reports of the Navarro Oil Company and Security Oil
Company,
1909
[3 folders]
[Reports required as result of anti-trust
litigation or investigation.]
2006/216-259
Cotton oil mill anti-trust investigation,
1913-1914:
2006/216-259
Correspondence re: cotton oil mills,
October 1913-March
1914
[2 folders]
2006/216-259
Judgments re: cotton oil mills,
January-November
1913
[2 folders]
2006/216-259
Oil mill investigation,
1913
[4 of 5 folders]
[File includes correspondence,
notebooks, witness statements.]
2006/216-260
Oil mill investigation,
1913
[1 of 5 folders]
[File includes correspondence,
notebooks, witness statements.]
2006/216-260
Oil mill investigation,
1913-1914
[5 folders]
[File includes correspondence,
notebooks, witness statements, directory, proceedings.]
2006/216-260
Correspondence re: litigation,
January 1913-July
1913
2006/216-261
Refund claims approved,
January 1913-December
1913
[Copies of mostly outgoing letters
concerning refunds for taxes on or purchase of land.]
2006/216-261
Refund claims approved,
May 1921-November
1923
[4 folders]
[Copies of outgoing letters concerning
refunds for taxes on or purchase of land.]
2006/216-261
Correspondence re: occupation taxes,
April 1913-September
1913
[2 folders]
[Letters concern occupation taxes,
especially for liquor dealers and telephone and oil companies.]
2006/216-262
Copies of agreements between express companies and
railroads,
1916
[3 folders]
[Copies were made in 1916 of agreements
dating 1882, 1887, 1894, 1901-1914, probably related to anti-trust
investigation.]
2006/216-262
District clerk reports,
1918-1922,
1926-1930:
[Reports submitted to the Attorney
General's Office by district clerks containing number of cases before the
district courts in various categories (including burglary, arson, murder,
etc.), and disposition of those cases. Arrangement is alphabetical by
county.]
2006/216-262
October 1918-November
1922
[4 of 10 folders]
2006/216-263
October 1918-November
1922
[6 of 10 folders]
2006/216-263
August 1926-October
1928
[3 of 6 folders]
2006/216-264
August 1926-October
1928
[3 of 6 folders]
2006/216-264
February 1928-September
1930
[5 folders]
2006/216-264
Correspondence,
April 1924-January
1925
[2 folders]
[Copies of mostly outgoing letters mainly
concerning taxes and railroads.]
2006/216-265
Correspondence,
June 1925-January
1926
[6 folders]
[Correspondence concerning investigation
of highway construction corruption by Attorney General Dan Moody. Several
letters mention former Governor James Ferguson.]