(Signed) J..:\)U-:8 W. HO.I.HNSOX, Lieut. Gov. and ex-officio .President of the General Council. Attest, P. B. D.i::XTER, Secretary of the General Council. .Approved Hlth Nov. 1835. · HENRY Si\U'I'll, Governor. C. B. ST.F:WART, Secretary to the .Executive and Hecording Clerk.
Resolution approviug the appointment ofLieut. Bomzill, &c.
W HEffEAS, .l\Jajor-General Samuel Houston Commander-in- Chief Qf the forces in 'l'exas has rcccived a tender of the serv- ices of Lieut. Jospeh Honnill of the U. S. Army, and his ex- prer;siug a decided wii;h to accept the services of i\lr. Bonnill as an accomplished officer: THEREFORE, Be it 1·esolved by the Govemor and Ge11eral Council, 'l'hat we recommend the acceptance of the services of Mr. Bonnill, and his appointment to the situation of Aid- cle-Camp to the Commander-in-Chief. Passed at San Felipe <le Austin Nov. 22cl, 1835. (Signed) JAi\1ES W. ROBINSON, Lieut. Gov. nnd ex-onieio President of the General Council. P. 13. DEXTER, Secretar_y of General Council. Approved 22d Nov. 1835. . HENRY SMITH, Governor. C. B. STEW ART, Secretary to the F.xecutiYe, &c. &c. An Ordinance and Decree regulating Ojices u11der the Provisional Government. Be it 01·dai11ed a11d decreed, and it is hereby ordained allll decreed by the General Council of Texas. That the Executive, Legislative and ,Judicial Departments of this Provisional Gov- ernment, being separate and distinct, any person ac- cepting an appointment or commission in nny one of those departments, shall by that art vncnte any office he may have hefore held in :in~· other deportment
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