Judge Fleming's Letter on Texas Taxation 1878 Comanche
Letter from Comanche editorials to Judge Fleming discusses the 1874 constitution tax system, defects in assessment, and proposed reforms. It argues that massive land and personal property escaped taxation, details unrendered acreage from 1872 to 1876, and explains how new provisions aim for equal and uniform taxation, with calls for Board of Equalization to revise assessments countywide and to include unorganized counties.
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Comanche
Texas
J. R. Fleming
12Th Judicial District
Deak
Russell & Hill
Gents
General Land Office
Land Office
Roan
Coke
Gray
Houston
Louis XVI
France
Mirabeau
Senate
Galveston County
Comanche County
Galves
Galvston County
Galveston
Galvesson County
Poe Peyore
S.ce. Phus
Red County
Wiere
Committee On Revenue and
Charles DeMorse
J. 5S. Ross
MacLenan
A. C. Graves
Coryell
T. L
Alged
Tefine
Teva
Legiacate
Supreme Court of New York
Spain
Board of Equalization
Comptrollers Office