LITTLE RocK, Jan. IL, 1915.
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 To the Editors Arkansas Banner:

 DEAR SlRs-As there Is, and doubtless will continue to be, many enquiries as to why the Legislature did not increase the taxes to meet the estimated deficit that would be in the Treasury at the close of the ensuing fs- cal year, as is found by reference to the Au- ditor's report; and these enquiries will be multiplied from the fact of the Governor call ing our attention to the subject in special communication, l hope you will give the communication from the Governor, and the report of the committee to whom 1t was re- ferred, place in your paper, however will remark that the report, in the hustle of business at the close of the session, was hastily drawn up by myself one morning, and is not as comprehensive as l should have been pleased to have it. Several important facts occurred to me before l handed 1t in, that it should have introduced these gave on the floor at the time; but such as il is, am inclined to think that it will satisfy the people with the course the Legislature took on the subject

 l am, SITS, very respectfully,

 ! our obedient servant,

 JAMES B. LOGAN.