Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-12-04 | Page 20 | Critchlow Named Tax Board Counsel

CRITCHLOW NAMED TAX BOARD COUNSEL Former Chairman Retained as Chief Lawyer I George A A. A Critchlow former chairman chair chairS man of the state tax commission who resigned November 15 has been retained retained re reo as chief counsel R. R E E. Ham llam- Hammond Hammond mond acting chairman announced Tuesday following a meeting of or the commission Monday night Mr Critchlow's retainer fee willbe willbe will willbe be a month and wh while le no definite definite nite term of service was set Mr I I Hammond said the attorney probably would serve until after the coming comine legislature adjourns Mr Critchlow with the aid of the commission will will prepare prepare proposed legislative bills containing recommendations recommendations recommendations d in the commissions commission's commissions commission's commis commis- commissions sion's recent r report port to Governor Henry H H. Blood The post of counsel is 15 not a 1 full fuU I I time lime one and Mr Critchlow will continue continue continue con con- Ii i m in private practice to to which vh which ch he hc returned after his resignation tion Mr Hammond said