The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-04

IL IN Ia9t1 tue hAstk 80 Rsss@ -
TEXAS practically eals oais p,.gtSs aat
Baaass Of tbs people ara ready - s4r
prove almost asthlas shes1 tsss.ssss
party does Dat @aite as rvRa estsssss
popalssE o. independent @o9sla ~
able to seize aBon any fa1sSsf nf
crease ia taNstioa or o&aee mistake
and defeat the Democratic nominee
IN feNas. heg" scald be fssal t'se'
tiens and candidates Aafhtn party
lines aaa he pepaiar 2os9@a'a.s-
tioa Of ANY, earaeasoa3e easase
might has have Vosee a. lae pf'Hlat-
lees
K ~oald appsaa that = gt> 90 ste.ss
receipts aaiShs ia sozae ha@s evs ta@
only TAX thai Il rs pfsetAeaose o. laws
o. 50 collect has Ssose, @ae consider
this plan eayefuts @3il fiad thsl ia
many other lines it wQa'1 ae lus
practicable and pr~PosteFoas. aside
from the fact tast such tsN a.ts eve'a
declared aa occupation ftN aN f8e
courts and the other tscy taas thS.
present legislature aaS Ns>t repealed
the occupation tax la~ because L
- andemeeratic ope sort va nseE~
ehandise Gke cheap Fs~@ges sasy
pay q profit OF 100 peF eeat ~aite
another hne may aog pay ey@r : p@F
ceut. aaa another tine ne prof}s AZ
all. rhe man "a the aaoFe F}Sks ard
lsss Fortunate. hat more neeesssr%
Nne would De hardly willing % take
all the risk. pay two serts Of taxes
ana De rewarded by 30 profits of
public service
tt Is easy to asa tAe expr@>sloa.
/ full market value shaa r@- rr}u&
Co property Dat In , new eoansrs
lse Texas. BIS everybody sae~s. val
aes are never the same loas a. 4
time They go down as well IS ag,
There can rot De anything Ike a5-
soluge exaetness at this point. Even
the price at which lot sells may es
more than * IS worth Speculation
booms. gambling In real estate, all
tend to- aasettls values, aud 70
sometimes carry property up 20
double IT'S real value, 20 have III drop
back DOWN even in few DAYS. Now
il might not work such very grave
IN Justice TO the spectators IL they
alone had 70 pay the Increase II
taxes, ever after the boom had burst
and the property had gone down
bur there are others. The owners o.
adjoining property hold 1t Is their
permanent homes. They DO not care
90 sell IT, and have seen il go up and
down half dozen times, because of |
Of sharpers in charge /
Of adjacent lands Now, Is ii quite +
fair TO leave these permanent resi- [
dents. reliable taxpayers for many +
years. TO be peualized in enormous I
tax charges or otherwise by the I
booming and gambling element /
when even in neighboring town or
city. or in other parts of their own
city. values have not been disturbed
and sent up BY artificial methods
anv owners do not have 10 pay any
thing extra
II pvupAxty always worth thss price
asked for It. even when the owner
does not wish to sell it, Is the boom
value The market vaiue2 is a value
created BIZ gamblers a fair basis Of
taxation + there not a stable basic
value upon which it is safer and bet
ter 70 rely for a regular and suffi-
cient volume Of revenue for public
purposes Il it not fact that asses
sors in this and other new countries,
because OF frequent fluctuations in
values. because of the dangers Of
speculation and Of differences OF
opinion as 70 values. have found il
lmpracticabie il not impossible 10
conform 70 the rule laid down In the
s-atlter Is g. not q fact that, even
on the iow basis, We have had lean
years iu Texas during which over
half the property Ia county was
advertised for delinquent taXes2 II
f the valuations had been full would
/ The double demand nor have made
the burden even more oppressive
7 and thus seriously discouraged the
ownership Of land. the very thing 1t
. 81 deemed necessary 20 encourage
These questions and this article
are intended TO be helpful aud sug-
zestIse rather than critical or con
'eutious Gentlemen down 200 Austin
have encountered the problem NJ The
a4es some Yf them may have stud
jed Dr. deeply bun others have NOT
These gentlemen deserve assistance.
aud The Nsv- .s NOT here 'u hinder
rhau The purpose is to open up 'o
Them mistakes. dfueuIfi.s aal dan
er ah.0h .nyr ~lii Uo pleased fo
It..i. .us u. which is fu eNiuIl FROM
'ha people aus excess of revenue
n.u.a fbs legitimate demands at
government economically Idminis-
forced Dallas Nswt