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* ''Bass v. Allbright'', 59 S.W.2d 891, [https://cite.case.law/pdf/10265755/Bass%20v.%20Albright,%2059%20S.W.2d%20891%20(1933).pdf#page=5 895] (Tex.Civ.App.–Texarkana 1933, ref'd) ("As an ordinance appended to a Constitution newly adopted, which contains provisions for the adjustment of matters affected by the change from the old to the new Constitution, forms a part of the Constitution so far as its temporary purposes go, such ordinance may not prevail or supersede the provisions of the permanent part of the Constitution. In this view there . . . . It is not lightly to be presumed that any provision deemed essential to be incorporated in an instrument so solemn and enduring as a Constitution was designed to be inconsistent or repugnant rather than cumulative or auxiliary to an appended ordinance.")<br />
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