Texas

Brewster County TX is Big even for Texas at 6,193 square miles which is a hunk of ground that would hold the combined area of both Delaware and Rhode Island. It is not big in population with a 2000 US Census population of only 8,866 residents.

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who led the first settlers in Texas

Many Texans settled in parts of Texas and left their families to come later on after they start there crops and house. but when the law of April 6, 1830 was written it claimed that no more people could come into Texas. and if you went out and tried to come back in, they would not let you. this made the Texans mad because they were isolated from there families.

As few as none if you choose to cross into Mexico and cross back at a Texas border crossing. No less then Arizona and New Mexico in case you dont choose International travel.

The General Colonization Law guaranteed heads of households land grants in Texas.

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No Lubbock Texas a population of 236,065 vs Midland population of 111,147 so Lubbuck is also bigger in size with 123.6 sg mile

Texas Tech University had an enrollment of 31,637 for the 2010 Fall semester.

Autopsies are not generally "required" in any state by law. However, the autopsy is a tool the Medical Examiner uses to determine the cause of Death: Homicide. Accidental. Natural Causes. This way the police have more information on the victim to best bring justice to the family. Now, an autopsy is sometimes "requested" by a Life Insurance Provider before the release of any benefits. Also, the victims family can "request" an auotopsy not be performed because of religious reasons. However, an autopsy is not always needed if the person died from a diagnosed terminal illness, and has been in the care of a physician. In any case whether autopsies is performed or not performed is ususally up to the family.

The city of Dallas, Texas is in Dallas County and extends into Colin, Denton, Kaufman and Rockwell Counties as well. Dallas is the county seat of Dallas County.

There is alot of apartments that offer second chance leasing but finding them is near to impossible. There is one apartment locating company that specializes in helping people that need second chance leasing, MyDFWApartment.com

Texas ATM Aggies is down by the Gulf of Mexico.

Professionally, I don't know the answer, I'd say regular job age limit. When doing it randomally possibly for loved ones or friends of friends or whatever, you don't really have a legal age limit though the lowest you should go is probably 12 years old depending on maturity and responsibility.

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First Class Mail is delivered in three to five days.

Google Maps estimates the driving time as 2 hours and 3 minutes.

In the 1800's

Perhaps inspired by the National Garland of Flowers of the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago, Texas began the work of naming an official state flower in 1901. Historical records note three serious contenders for the position. The open cotton boll was promoted by Legislator Phil Clement of Mills, Texas. Cotton was king in Texas in 1901 and he referred to his nomination as the "white rose of commerce." Though cotton was big business, the cotton boll as state flower didn't receive big support in the Legislature. State Representative John Nance Garner of Uvalde would become Vice-President of the United States under Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1932. But in 1901, he was promoting the flower of the prickly pear cactus as the best choice for the title of official state flower of Texas. He praised the hardy durability of the cactus and the "orchid-like" beauty of its flowers. John Nance Garner's nomination did not win the approval of the Texas Legislature, but his enthusiasm for the plant earned him the nickname of "Cactus Jack" which stayed with him his entire life. John Green, of Cuero suggested the bluebonnet. His nomination was clarified by a group of Texas women. The chapter of the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in Texas suggested that the bluebonnet would represent the State of Texas most appropriately as its official state flower. To punctuate their suggestion, they acquired a bluebonnet painting by Miss Mode Walker of Austin and presented it to the Legislature. The bill designating the blue bonnet or buffalo clover (Lupinus subcarnosus) as the official state flower of Texas was approved by the Regular Session of the Twenty-seventh Legislature, convened at the City of Austin and was signed by Governor Joseph D. Sayers on March 7, 1901. On this day, a seventy-year debate over which species should really be the state flower of Texas began.

The Red River.

Mexicans, Americans or Mexican-Americans. Be aware that "Mexican", "American" and even "Texan" are nationalities, not ethnic definitions.

Since 1823 when it became a federal republic.

Yes, proposal states would be part of modern-day Texas.