As soon as the information necessary to the making of an itinerary is secured from the local taxing officers, Christopher R. Chamett, expert as assistant of the State Tax Board, will make an extended tour in the course of which he will consult with the examiners of records and local boards of review with respect to the best means for bringing about a thorough application of the new tax laws.
The suggestion that all the examiners come to Richmond for a conference with the State Tax Board has been discarded as impractical at this time, and Mr. Chamett will undertake to visit the local tax officers in person. Wherever possible he will endeavor to secure a meeting of the examiners and all the local boards of review of each district at some central point.
ASKS EXAMINERS TO HELP ALL EXAMINERS
In furtherance of this plan, Mr. Chamett yesterday addressed a letter to each of the thirty-one examiners of records, requesting them to supply him with information as to the best manner of bringing about a meeting in their respective districts.
Mr. Chamett has also written a letter to all clerks of court, calling their attention to Chapter 108 of the Acts of 1907, and asking them to report to the State Tax Board the rate of levies in  The several counties of the Commonwealth. When this information is in the hands of the State Tax Board, a pamphlet will be issued for the general information of all concerned. 