Whitehead v. Julian

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• holding that a $50 expense allowance does not render an office lucrative if expenses exceed the allowance
• holding that a $50 expense allowance does not render an office lucrative if expenses exceed the allowance
• expense allowance does not make office a \lucrative office\; salary, fees, or other compensation must be paid
• mayor who received only $50 monthly expense allowance and whose expenses exceeded the allowance did not hold a lucrative office within the meaning of art. III, 9 19
• expense allowance paid tcs city mayor does not make position a \lucrative\ office within meaning of art. III, P19, Tex. Const., making the holder of a l.ucrative office ineligible for state legislature
• expense allowance paid to city mayor does not make position a \lucrative\ office within meaning of art. III , § 19 , Tex. Const., making the holder of a lucrative office ineligible for state legislature

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