Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-01-12 | Page 4 | Tax Problem a Big One

TAX PROBLEM A BIG ONE Appearing before the assessors Hnd I tax boards at their meeting in Salt Lake on Tuesda. Governor MabS said . ' s know that in the past certain counties in the state have been neg lected and others have received per haps more than their thare, but this perhaps, could not have been helped The state administration Is asking you jto aid In ever' possible way in keep-! ling expenses down. "The situation today is Berlou Every Institution comes up with a de rflclt, and in th 1b I am not criMrlnns anyone, for the demands were made and they had to be meL But now re Itrenchment is the word and in thl we must co-operate "As to the county assessors, this ad ministration has not yet decided upon the b"3t program for them for the coming two years, but we hope lo work out a system so that taxes may I ' nt at the minimum and that all niv people may oear ine Dtiraen equal- !i-' The problem of taxes Is most dlfti cull, but the new administration Is taking the right course in denuindin,'-curtailment denuindin,'-curtailment of expenditures.