I : Discuss Problems of Valuation f ;. ' ( tt.- 4" " (II mill WOOLGROWERS VOICE BELIEFS, TAX COMMISSIONER LISTENS James A. Hooper, Don Clyde and H. P. Leatham confer at capitol . LIVESTOCK TAX - MEETING HELD Wool Growers Confer With State Heads Members of the Utah Wool Growers' association met Tuesday with H. P. Leatham, a member of the state tax commission, to give their views on the proper basis for valuations to be placed on livestock. live-stock. The men who discussed the matter mat-ter with Mr. Leatham were Don Clyde, president, and James A. Hooper, secretary of the association. associa-tion. The meeting was one preparatory prepara-tory to a session Thursday at 10 a. m., when all county assessors meet with the tax commissioners, who will make recommendations to them on valuations of livestock and land. The tax commission, seeking to get views of industry on taxation, taxa-tion, had later meetings scheduled Tuesday with the state farm bureau bu-reau federation and the Utah Cattle Cat-tle and Horse Growers' associa-