MINERAL ESTATE
Acres
A. Permanent School Fund
1. River Beds 1,000,000.00
2. Unsold surveyed P.F.S.L. 878,415.00
3. Sold P.F.S.L. with all minerals reserved 7,281,949.00
4. Free Royalty Lands 729,339.00
5. Bays and Inlets 1,536,900.00
6. Area from Coast to 3-League Limit 2,608,774.00
Total 14,035,377.00
B. Permanent University Fund—All Minerals
1. Sold 3,377
2. Unsold 2,127,700 2,131,077.00
C. A&M Fund 35,008.00
D. East Texas State Teachers’ College Fund 337.00
E. Prison Fund 73,099.00
F. Game & Fish Fund 69,076.00
G. State Parks Board 30,580.00
H. State Hospital and Special Schools 12,903.00
Total acres in Mineral Estate 16,387,457.00
LEASED MINERAL ESTATE
A. School Lands 4,275,703.00
B. University Lands 667,496.00
C. A&M Lands 2,017.00
D. East Texas State Teachers’ College Lands 337.00
E. Prison Lands 11,818.00
F. Game & Fish Lands 2,838.00
G. State Park Lands 1,531.00
H. State Hospital and Special Schools Lands 4,634.00
Total Leased Acreage 4,966,374.00
PRODUCING ACREAGE
A. School Lands 428,177.00
B. University Lands 252,230.00
C. A&M Lands 1,579.00
D. Prison Lands 5,889.00
E. State Park Lands 112.00
F. State Hospital and Special Schools Lands 356.00
Total Leased Acreage 688,343.00
ANNUAL ROYALTY
Period Ending August 31, 1956
Oil Gas Total
A. School Lands $11,987,467.00 $2,115,954.00 $14,103,421.00
(Other Royalty) 288,351.00
B. University Lands 13,132,713.00 470,650.00 13,603,363.00
C. A&M Lands 8,664.00 - 0 - 8,664.00
D. Prison Lands 39,957.00 993.00 40,950.00
E. State Park Lands 56.00 - 0 - 56.00
F. State Hospital and Special Schools Lands 9,790.00 - 0 - 9,790.00
Total Annual Royalty $25,178,647.00 $2,587,597.00 $28,054,595.00

AUTOMOBILES—REGULATING RUNNING OF SAME.
H. B. No. 93.] Chapter XCVI.

An Act to regulate the running of automobiles and motor vehicles, and the requiring of the owner of such machine to register his name and the number of his machine with the county clerk of the county in which he resides, for the violation of which a penalty is provided.

Section 1. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Texas: All owners of automobiles or motor vehicles shall before using such vehicles or machines upon the public roads, streets or driveways, register with the county clerk of the county in which he resides, his name, which name shall be registered by the county clerk in consecutive order in a book to be kept for that purpose, and shall be numbered in the order of their registration, and it shall be the duty of such owner or owners to display in a conspicuous place on said machine the number so registered, which number shall be in figures not less than six inches in height. The county clerk shall be paid by such owner or owners a fee of fifty cents for each machine registered.

Sec. 2. No automobile or motor vehicle shall be driven or operated upon any public road, street or driveway at a greater rate of speed than eighteen miles an hour, or upon any public road, street or driveway within the built up portions of any city, town or village, the limits of which shall be fixed by the municipal officers thereof, at a greater rate of speed than eight miles an hour, except where such city or town may by an ordinance or by-law allow a greater rate of speed, provided the speed limit shall not apply to race courses or speedways.

Sec. 3. No person in charge of an automobile or motor vehicle on any public road, street or driveway shall drive the same at any speed greater than is reasonable and proper, having regard to the traffic and use of the public road, street or driveway by others, or so as to endanger the life or limb of any person thereon.