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REPORT OF DEPUTY MINISTER OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, 1938.
Sessional Papers of the Province of British Columbia
British Columbia. Legislative Assembly
Foldout Chart: I. - CONDENSED STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES AS AT DECEMBER 31ST, 1938. -- p. R 11; Foldout Chart: I.A. - CONDENSED STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES AS AT DECEMBER 31ST, 1938 - CITIES. -- p. R 11; Foldout Chart: I.B. - CONDENSED STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES AS AT DECEMBER 31ST, 1938 - DISTRICTS. -- p. R 13; Foldout Chart: I.C. - CONDENSED STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES AS AT DECEMBER 31ST, 1938 - VILLAGES. -- p. R 15; Foldout Chart: II. - ASSESSMENT IN DETAIL AND TAX RATE FOR THE YEAR 1938, WITH COMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1939 -- p. R 17; Foldout Chart: II.A. - ASSESSMENT IN DETAIL AND TAX RATE FOR THE YEAR 1938, WITH COMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1939 - CITIES. -- p. R 17; Foldout Chart: II.B. - ASSESSMENT IN DETAIL AND TAX RATE FOR THE YEAR 1938, WITH COMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1939 - DISTRICTS. -- p. R 19; Foldout Chart: II.C - ASSESSMENT IN DETAIL AND TAX RATE FOR THE YEAR 1938, WITH COMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1939 - VILLAGES. -- p. R 21; Foldout Chart: IV. - DEBENTURE AND SUNDRY DEBT, EXCLUSIVE OF SHORTAGE IN SINKING FUNDS, AS AT DECEMBER 31ST, 1938. -- p. R 29; Foldout Chart: IV.A. - DEBENTURE AND SUNDRY DEBT, EXCLUSIVE OF SHORTAGE IN SINKING FUNDS, AS AT DECEMBER 31ST, 1938 - CITIES. -- p. R 29; Foldout Chart: IV.B. - DEBENTURE AND SUNDRY DEBT, EXCLUSIVE OF SHORTAGE IN SINKING FUNDS, AS AT DECEMBER 31ST, 1938 - DISTRICTS. -- p. R 31; Foldout Chart: VI. - STATEMENT OF MATURITIES OF DEBENTURE DEBT AS AT DECEMBER 31ST, 1938, AFTER CORRESPONDING DEBENTURES HELD IN SINKING FUND FOR INVESTMENT HAVE BEEN DEDUCTED. -- p. R 37; Foldout Chart: VI.A. - STATEMENT OF MATURITIES OF DEBENTURE DEBT AS AT DECEMBER 31ST, 1938, AFTER CORRESPONDING DEBENTURES HELD IN SINKING FUND FOR INVESTMENT HAVE BEEN DEDUCTED - CITIES. -- p. R 37; Foldout Chart: VI.B. - STATEMENT OF MATURITIES OF DEBENTURE DEBT AS AT DECEMBER 31ST, 1938, AFTER CORRESPONDING DEBENTURES HELD IN SINKING FUND FOR INVESTMENT HAVE BEEN DEDUCTED - DISTRICTS. -- p. R 39; Foldout Chart: XI. - RECEIPTS, 1938. -- p. R 55; Foldout Chart: XI.A. - RECEIPTS, 1938 - CITIES. -- p. R 55; Foldout Chart: XI.B. - RECEIPTS, 1938 - DISTRICTS. -- p. R 57; Foldout Chart: XI.C. - RECEIPTS, 1938 - VILLAGES. -- p. R 57; Foldout Chart: XII. -DISBURSEMENTS, 1938. -- p. R 59; Foldout Chart: XII.A. - DISBURSEMENTS, 1938 - CITIES. -- p. R 59; Foldout Chart: XII.B. - DISBURSEMENTS, 1938 - DISTRICTS. -- p. R 61; Foldout Chart: XII.C. - DISBURSEMENTS, 1938 - VILLAGES. -- p. R 63; Foldout Chart: XV. - PERCENTAGE RELATIONSHIP OF THE ASSESSED VALUE OF LANDS AND IMPROVEMENTS ACQUIRED THROUGH TAX SALES, TO 1938 ASSESSMENT -- p. R 73; Foldout Chart: XV.A. - PERCENTAGE RELATIONSHIP OF THE ASSESSED VALUE OF LANDS AND IMPROVEMENTS ACQUITTED THROUGH TAX SALES, TO 1938 ASSESSMENT - CITIES. -- p. R 73; Foldout Chart: XV.B. - PERCENTAGE RELATIONSHIP OF THE ASSESSED VALUE OF LANDS AND IMPROVEMENTS ACQUIRED THROUGH TAX SALES, TO 1938 ASSESSMENT - DISTRICTS. -- p. R 75; Foldout Chart: XV.C. - PERCENTAGE RELATIONSHIP OF THE ASSESSED VALUE OF LANDS AND IMPROVEMENTS ACQUIRED THROUGH TAX SALES, TO 1938 ASSESSMENT - VILLAGES. -- p. R 77
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PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS FOE THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 3 1st, 1938 PRINTED BY AUTHORITY OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. VICTORIA, B.C. : Printed by Charles F. Banfield, Printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty. 1939. To His Honour Eric Werge Hamber, Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of British Columbia. May it please Your Honour: I have the honour to transmit herewith the Annual Report of the Deputy Minister of Municipal Affairs for the year ended December 31st, 1938. A. WELLS GRAY, Minister of Municipal Affairs. Victoria, B.C., June 27th, 1939. REPORT OF THE DEPUTY MINISTER OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. Victoria, B.C., June 26th, 1939. Hon. A. Wells Gray, Minister of Municipal Affairs. Sir,—I have the honour to submit herewith the annual report of this Department for the year ended December 31st, 1938. You will note that the schedules submitted this year contain additional information; also that some rearrangements have been made. These are set out in detail in the covering explanatory letter of the Supervisor of Municipalities which is embodied in this report. The general financial situation of the Municipalities is much the same as a year ago, with evidence of continued economy in administration. There have been no further defaults during the year, neither has any other municipality been placed under a Commissioner. During the year under review certificates of approval issued on money by-laws amounted to $540,193.23. This amount does not include $17,119,760.97 covered by Certificate No. 1788 issued to the City of Victoria, made necessary by their refunding. I am pleased to report that the Councils of those Municipalities submitting by-laws co-operated in accepting suggestions and meeting the recommendations of this Department. Following the policy adopted since the Department of Municipal Affairs was created, I can report that every consideration is being given to issuing debentures for as short a time as possible and where possible to have the principal repaid by annual instalments. Detail work in connection with applications for loans under " The Municipal Improvements Assistance Act, 1938," of the Dominion was transferred to this Department during the latter part of the year, and applications dealt with will appear in the 1939 Report, as only preliminary work was done during 1938. The various Councils and officials with whom I have been in contact have expressed their appreciation of your policy in making this Department accessible for information and advice; this was evidenced by the Union of B.C. Municipalities at their annual convention, held at Nelson, endorsing your invitation extended to the Municipal officials to meet in Victoria for a conference with Government officials to discuss matters of administration of the several acts affecting Municipalities. The conference was held on June 12th and 13th, 1939, and I am convinced was of real benefit to all concerned. As instructed by you I am embodying in this report the memorandum which I prepared a few weeks ago on Municipal Government in this Province, which you considered might be of interest. E. H. BRIDGMAN, Deputy Minister. MEMORANDUM ON MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT IN THE PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. (Referred to in Letter of the Deputy Minister.) History. The first " Municipal Act " was passed by the Legislature in 1872, although the Cities of New Westminster and Victoria were incorporated prior to that date. New Westminster was the first city to be incorporated, in 1860, followed by Victoria in 1862. After the " Municipal Act " came into force and up to 1900 Municipalities became incorporated in the following order:— In 1873—The Townships of Chilliwhack and Langley and the District of North Cowichan. In 1874—The District of Maple Ridge and the City of Nanaimo. In 1879—Delta, the Township of Richmond, and the District of Surrey. In 1891—The Districts of North Vancouver and Coquitlam. R 4 BRITISH COLUMBIA. In 1892—The Districts of Burnaby, Matsqui, Mission, Spallumcheen, Sumas, and the City of Vernon. In 1893—The Cities of Kamloops and Kaslo. In 1894—The District of Kent. In 1897—The Cities of Cumberland, Grand Forks, Greenwood, Nelson, and Rossland. In 1898—The City of Revelstoke. Municipalities incorporated from 1900 to the present time are shown in detail on Schedule XVII. The City of Vancouver was incorporated in 1886 by a Special Act of the Legislature and is not governed by the provisions of the " Municipal Act," although the provisions of its Special Charter are almost identical with those of the General Act. In 1928, under the provisions of the " Greater Vancouver Act," the Districts of South Vancouver and Point Grey, incorporated respectively in 1892 and 1907, became part of the City of Vancouver, the Act coming into force on the 1st day of January, 1929. There are three classifications of Municipalities in the Province—namely, Cities, Districts, and Villages. The first two are governed by the "Municipal Act"; the Villages by the provisions of the "Village Municipalities Act," which was passed by the Legislature in 1921. The government of Cities and Districts is by an elected Council, a Board of School Trustees, and a Board of Police Commissioners, which is elected under the provisions of the " Municipal Elections Act." In cases where the policing is by the Provincial Police, the Board of Police Commissioners is done away with. With one or two exceptions the Mayors and Reeves are elected annually and serve for one year. The Aldermen, Councillors, School Trustees, and Police Commissioners are elected for a two-year term. School Trustees elect their own chairman, but the Mayor or Reeve is the statutory chairman of the Police Commission. Villages are governed by three Commissioners, who are elected as provided for in their Act. When incorporated three Commissioners are elected—one for three years, one for two years, and the other for one year. An annual election for a three-year term is held thereafter to fill the place of the one whose term of office has expired, the chairman being appointed annually. The provisions of the " Municipal Act " and the " Village Municipalities Act " are much alike, the chief difference being that in Villages education and administration of justice is controlled by the Province. Villages do not elect School Trustees or Police Commissioners. The main difference in the powers granted to Cities, Districts, and Villages is in their borrowing powers, Villages not being empowered to borrow over a period of years, except for domestic-water service and sewers where deemed absolutely necessary for public health, and then only by Order in Council upon the recommendation of the Department of Municipal Affairs. Creston is the only village so far that has borrowed for the purchase of its domestic- water supply system, the purchase being financed by an issue of serial debentures maturing in twelve years. The question was submitted to the electors who approved the expenditure by a large majority, and the bonds are being taken up locally. Incorporated areas in this Province, including Vancouver, consist of 33 Cities, 28 Districts, and 19 Villages, which provide local government to approximately three-fourths of the total population of British Columbia. Method of Raising Revenue. Assessment is the foundation of taxation and under the Act the Assessor returns his roll to the Council at the end of each year, and assessment notices are mailed to the registered owner who, if he considers he is improperly or over-assessed, can, by giving not less than ten days' notice prior to the first annual meeting of the Court of Revision, appear before the Court and protest his assessment. Should he not be satisfied with its decision, he can appeal therefrom to a Judge of the Supreme Court or to a Judge of the County Court having jurisdiction within the municipality. All appeals must be settled not later than the last day of March in each year, which is the final date for closing the roll. After the assessment roll has been adopted, the Council is then in a position to complete its estimates and to pass the tax-rate by-law, which has to be completed not later than the 15th of May. REPORT OF DEPUTY MINISTER OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, 1938. R 5 Municipal revenue is raised from taxes on .real property, net proceeds from current tax- sale and sale of reverted tax-sale lands, poll, dog, road, and library taxes, trade licences, permits and fees, and Police Court fines; also grants from the Provincial Government for education, direct unemployment relief, and a share of the motor-vehicle licences. The anticipated revenue should provide for interest and sinking fund on the capital debt, board of works, street lighting, parks and cemeteries, fire protection, health and sanitation, hospitalization, relief, health and welfare services, donations and grants, administration of justice, Council indemnities, and administration salaries and expenses. Under the " Municipal Act," Cities and Districts levy taxes upon 100 per cent, on land and upon not more than 75 per cent of improvements. Villages levy on 100 per cent, on land but are limited to a 50 per cent, tax on improvements. Only two cities in the Province do not tax improvements; the others range from 10 to 65 per cent. In the Districts four do not tax improvements; the others tax from 5 to 60 per cent. All the Villages tax 50 per cent. Government Supervision. Until 1914 there was no statutory Government supervision provided for in the " Municipal Act," but on June 1st of that year the late Mr. Robert Baird was appointed as Inspector of Municipalities under the Department of the Attorney-General, with powers as provided by Part XXI. of the Act. The Inspector continued to act in that capacity until the Legislature of 1934 created the Department of Municipal Affairs, the Honourable A. Wells Gray being appointed its Minister. The Inspector of Municipalities and his staff were transferred from the Attorney-General's Department, and the Inspector of Municipalities was appointed Deputy Minister of Municipal Affairs and Inspector of Municipalities. The first annual report of Municipal Affairs was published in 1917 and was issued in the same form until 1936. In that year the position of Supervisor and Deputy Inspector of Municipalities was added to the Department for the purpose of installing a uniform system of accounting and to enable a more comprehensive report to be issued each year. This work is going steadily forward and, with the co-operation of municipal officials throughout the Province, the results have been apparent in the added information contained in the annual reports since 1935. One of the most important functions of Municipal Government is the power to raise money by the issuing of debentures and to set up and administer sinking funds to provide for the retirement of the debt at maturity. The procedure under the Act is that all money by-laws have to be submitted to the electors, those entitled to vote thereon being ratepayers only; the reason for this being that their property is pledged for the repayment of the debt. The by-law has to be advertised at least ten days before the poll is taken, and to carry the by-law it requires a three-fifths majority of those voting. If the by-law is carried, a month has to elapse before debentures can be issued; this time being allowed to enable anyone interested to apply to the Supreme Court to quash the by-law, the procedure to be taken pursuant to sections 189 and 190 of the " Municipal Act." Should no action to quash be brought, the debentures can then be printed or lithographed and forwarded to the Inspector of Municipalities for his formal approval of the by-law and his certificate which is endorsed on the debentures, the certificate being to the effect that " the debentures have been lawfully and validly made and enacted and that their validity is not open to be questioned on any ground whatever in any of the Courts in the Province of British Columbia." Prior to 1935 money by-laws could be submitted to the electors without first being approved by this Department, but in that year an amendment to the Act was passed making it compulsory before any money by-law could be submitted to the electors it was first necessary to obtain the approval of the Inspector of Municipalities, who is given the power to refuse such approval if not satisfied with the terms and conditions of the by-law. This amendment was passed with the approval of the Union of British Columbia Municipalities, as it gave protection both to the bondholders and the municipalities. Before approval is given the financial position of the municipality seeking the loan is considered, and as far as possible the cost of the contemplated work to be undertaken is checked with the estimates and care is taken to see that the life of the debentures would in no instance exceed the life of the work to be carried out under the by-law. This amendment has been instrumental in many instances (and always with the approval of the Council) in shortening maturity dates. In some R 6 BRITISH COLUMBIA. instances the Councils have issued serial debentures instead of the usual sinking-fund type. This form of financing meets with general approval, it being good financing that where possible a certain amount of the principal borrowed should be repaid each year. One of the weaknesses of municipal financing in the earlier history of the Province was the borrowing of money on long-term debentures. In those days the relation of the life of the work to be created by the proceeds of the sale of debentures did not appear to have been given much consideration, instances being on record of some municipalities borrowing money for the construction of wooden sidewalks on a forty- and fifty-year basis. The reason of this form of financing is understandable, as in the earlier days most of the funds came from the Old Country where they were used to a long-term debenture and the brokers, generally speaking, advocated to municipalities this form of security. The difficulties experienced in the years of the heavy adverse exchange as between the United States and Canada can be readily recalled, as shortly prior to that time money was easily obtainable in the United States, but one of the requirements was that the repayment of the debt should be at the option of the holder in United States funds. The result of that experience has been that, as far as British Columbia is concerned, no municipal debenture has been issued for some years that was made payable other than in lawful money of Canada. General. The following figures may be interesting as showing what the Municipal Councils have done with respect to the lowering of their assessment since the boom days of 1912. Unfortunately the figures cannot be given before 1917, the first year in which an annual report was published. In that year taxable land assessment for Cities and Districts in British Columbia, including Vancouver, was $397,538,547, and in 1938 had been reduced to $223,730,000. A factor of grave importance affecting municipal revenue is the amount of property which has been acquired by the municipalities through tax-sale proceedings for non-payment of taxes. In 1924, the first year for which figures are available, the amount was approximately $8,470,000, and at December 31st, 1938, over $10,440,000. These figures represent not the assessed value of the lands but the upset price at which the municipalities acquired such properties. No comments on Municipal Government in this Province are complete without reference to the conscientious work carried out by Municipal Councils, School Boards, Park Boards, and Police Commissioners, which have given service to the public, and last but not least the Municipal Officials, men little known to the public, whose duty it is to advise and keep the municipal machinery working smoothly and within the provisions of the " Municipal Act." Their position requires tact and courteous attention to ratepayers and residents. Speaking from twenty-eight years' experience in municipal work, my conviction is that generally speaking the people of this Province have been fortunate in their election of civic administrators and the officials who have been appointed by them, some of whom have rendered valuable service for well over thirty years. The taxpayer should always exercise his franchise, not only at the time of election of municipal representatives, but also at those times when called upon to vote on money by-laws which have a direct bearing on taxation. Victoria, B.C., June 22nd, 1939. E. H. Bridgman, Esq., Deputy Minister of Municipal Affairs. Sir,—The report of the Department for the year ended December 31st, 1938, is attached hereto. The Condensed Statement of Assets and Liabilities as at December 31st, 1938, is included in the regular schedules for 1938. The source for this statement was the printed annual balance-sheet of the municipality. The following schedules have been added or rearranged:— III.—Taxes on an assessment of $100 for land and $1,000 for improvements for the year 1938, with comparative figures on a monthly basis for 1937 and 1939 (not including local improvement and special taxes). Schedules III.A1 and III.B1 have been added and are interesting exhibits for basic comparative purposes. V.—Statement of unused borrowing-power as at December 31st, 1938. This schedule was prepared so that the borrowing-powers could be readily seen. VI.—Sinking Funds, December 31st, 1938. It has been noted on this schedule, " Some municipalities have written up to par the value of their own debentures, purchased for the sinking funds, while other municipalities carry corresponding purchases at cost. This makes it impossible to compare the condition of the funds accurately. Showing, at the end of the year, the difference between par and cost of the above-referred-to purchases, creates an excess in the sinking fund account. This difference should be spread over the unexpired term of the purchased debenture. Sinking-fund computations are not always reflected with exactness. In many cases the requirements are calculated only up to the time of the last tax levy, several months before the end of the year, and allowance is not always made for the accrued interest." It is regretted that the examination by your department into the condition of the Sinking Funds is not far enough advanced at this time to submit its conclusions. XV.—Percentage relationship of the Assessed Value of Lands and Improvements acquired through Tax Sales to 1938 Assessment. This schedule presents an interesting picture of the reduction in Taxable Assessment due to tax-sale property becoming the property of the municipality. XVI.—Certificate of Approval issued on Money By-laws during 1938. This schedule has been rearranged to show the certificates of approval issued. The Debenture Debt may not include the debt incurred by these money by-laws, as the debentures may be issued within a period of two years. XVII.—British Columbia Municipalities—Incorporated Name, Date of Incorporation, and Officials. This schedule has been extended to include the incorporated name of the Cities, Districts, and Villages, and the date of incorporation. Figures for the City of Vancouver, when comparable, have been shown separately, such information having been either supplied by the Comptroller, on request, or taken from the 1938 annual report and so noted. The effectiveness of the detail forms used by this Department has been demonstrated time and again. These detail forms are the basis from which any statement as to normal operations can be prepared. On several occasions during the past year there have been submitted for analysis various statements prepared by the municipalities for some special purpose. On examination it was found that the figures contained therein did not compare with either the printed annual report or the figures for the year submitted to this office and, consequently, no satisfactory analysis R 8 BRITISH COLUMBIA. could be made. This condition reacts to the. disadvantage of the municipality, and causes in some cases undue adverse critical comment. It is one of the aims of this Department to assist in eliminating such a condition and it is felt that if this were realized more municipalities would consider changing the set-up of their books of account to embody the suggestions of this Department. The efforts of the Department of Municipal Affairs towards improving general administration and standardizing municipal accounting methods have received favorable comment editorially in the East as well as in this Province. R. S. GILCHRIST, Supervisor of Municipalities. TABLE OF CONTENTS. Page. I. Condensed Statement of Assets and Liabilities as at December 31st, 1938 11 I.A.—Cities 11 I.B.—Districts . 13 I.C.—Villages 15 II. Assessment in Detail and Tax Rate for the Year 1938, with Comparative Figures for 1939 17 II.A.—Cities ■_ 17 II.B.—Districts ■_ 19 II.C.—Villages 21 III. Tax Rate Levy, 1938— III.A — Cities , 23 III.A1.—Cities 24 III.B.—Districts 25 III.B1.—Districts 26 III.C—Villages 27 IV. Debenture and Sundry Debt, exclusive of Shortage in Sinking Funds as at Decem ber 31st, 1938 29 IV.A.—Cities 29 IV.B.—Districts 31 IV.C—Villages 33 V. Unused Borrowing-power as at December 31st, 1938 34 V.A.—Cities 35 V.B.—Districts 36 VI. Statement of Maturities of Debenture Debt as at December 31st, 1938, after Corresponding Debentures held in Sinking Fund for Investment have been deducted 37 VI.A.—Cities 37 VLB.—Districts 39 VII. Sinking Funds as at December 31st, 1938 41 VILA.—Cities , , 41 VII.Al.—Sinking Fund levied—Cities : 42 VII.B.—Districts . 43 VII.Bl.—Sinking Fund levied—Districts , 44 VIII. Unpaid Taxes—Comparative Statement of Unpaid Taxes as at December 31st, 1929 to 1938, both inclusive _'_ 45 VIII.A.—Cities 46 VIII.B.—Districts 47 VIII.O—Villages 48 IX. Tax Levy, Collections and Percentages for the year 1938 49 IX.A.—Cities 50 IX.B.—Districts 51 IX.C—Villages 52 X. Cash in Bank and on Hand as at December 31st, 1938 53 X.A.—Cities 53 X.B.—Districts 54 X.C.—Villages 54 XL Receipts, 1938 55 XI.A.—Cities 55 XI.B.—Districts 57 XI.C—Villages 57 XII. Disbursements, 1938 59 XII.A.—Cities 59 XII.B.—Districts... 61 XII.C—Villages 63 R 10 BRITISH COLUMBIA. Page. XIII. Public Utilities, 1938 65 XIII.A.—Electric Light—Cities and Districts 66 XIII.B.—Waterworks—Cities 67 XIII.C.—Waterworks—Districts and Villages 68 XIII.D.—Other . 69 XIV. Tax Sale Lands as at December 31st, 1938 70 XIV.A.—Cities 70 XIV.B.—Districts 71 XIV.C—Villages 71 XV. Percentage Relationship of the Assessed Value of Lands and Improvements acquired through Tax Sales to 1938 Assessment !____ 73 XV.A.—Cities , 73 XV.B.—Districts 75 XV.C—Villages 77 XVI. Certificates of Approval Issued on Money By-laws during 1938 79 XVII. British Columbia Municipalities—Incorporated Name, Date of Incorporation, Officials— XVII.A.—Cities . 80 XVII.B.—Districts 1 81 XVII.C—Villages 82 XVIII. Area and Population 83 XVIII.A.—Cities 83 XVIII.B.—Districts 84 XVIII.C—Villages 84 I.—CONDENSED STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES AS AT DECEMBER 31st, 1938. R 11 Assets. Liabilities. Capital Assets (less Reserve for required Sinking Funds in Lieu of Depreciation and other Reserves for Depreciation, if any). Sinking Funds (Investments and Cash in Bank). Tax Sale Properties at Upset Price (registered or Available for Registration). Cash in Bank and on Hand (other than Sinking Fund). Unpaid Taxes (Land and Improvements Taxes, 1938 and Prior). Accounts Receivable (less Reserve for Bad Debts, if any). Other Assets. Total Assets. Total Debenture . Debt. Matured Debentures unpaid. Demand Loans. Accounts Payable. Reserves (not deducted from Capital Assets, Tax Sale Properties, or Accounts Receivable). Other Liabilities. Total Liabilities. Assets in Excess of Liabilities. Liabilities in Excess of Assets. Provincial Government. Bank. Cities—LA $30,129,327 12,749,266 143,188 $7,642,674 4,914,257 $6,244,666 4,192,674 5,585 $322,089 144,698 20,321 $1,720,553 1,075,941 19,964 $587,794 347,049 4,962 $1,813,486 1,173,463 1,583 $48,460,589 24,597,348 195,603 $34,192,567 12,597,144 $144,072 496,375 $398,913 358,535 $297,780 409,400 | 1,440 $1,319,515 1,922,236 3,737 $1,459,491 1,802,406 $339,739 274,981 1,068 $38,152,077 17,861,077 6,245 $12,058,502 7,255,939 189,358 $1,749,990 519,668 Districts—I.B Villages—LC Totals $43,021,781 54,451,358 $12,556,931 17,689,990 $10,442,925 5,633,459 $487,108 101,640 $2,816,458 3,818,223 $939,805 841,845 $2,988,532 4,293,057 $73,253,540 86,829,572 $46,789,711 74,380,487 $640,447 $757,448 $708,620 | 2,075,147 $3,245,488 895,461 $3,261,897 634.200 $615,788 9.99.132 $56,019,399 78,284,427 $19,503,799 8,545,145 $2,269,658 Vancouver Grand totals $97,473,139 $30,246,921 $16,076,384 $588,748 $6,634,681 $1,781,650 $7,281,589 $160,083,112 $121,170,198 $640,447 $757,448 | $2,783,767 $4,140,949 $3,896,097 $914,920 134,303,826 $28,048,944 $2,269,658 LA.—CONDENSED STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES AS AT DECEMBER 31st, 1938—CITIES. Cities. Assets. Capital Assets (less Reserve for required Sinking Funds in Lieu of Depreciation and other Reserves for Depreciation, if any). Sinking Funds (Investments and Cash in Bank). Tax Sale Properties at Upset Price (registered or Available for Registration). Cash in Bank and on Hand (other than Sinking Fund). Unpaid Taxes (Land and Improvements Taxes, 1938 and Prior). Accounts Receivable (less Reserve for Bad Debts, if any). Other Assets. Total Assets. Liabilities. Total Debenture Debt. Matured Debentures unpaid. Demand Loans. Provincial Government. Bank. Accounts Payable. Reserves (not deducted from Capital Assets, Tax Sale Properties, or Accounts Receivable). Other Liabilities. Total Liabilities. Assets in Excess of Liabilities. Liabilities in Excess of Assets. 1. Alberni 2. Armstrong... 3. Chilliwack..... 4. Courtenay 5. Cranbrook—„ 6. Cumberland.. 7. Duncan 8. Enderby 9. Fernie 10. Grand Forks . 11. Greenwood 12. Kamloops 13. Kaslo 14. Kelowna 15. Ladysmith 16. Merritt 17. Nanaimo 18. Nelson 19. New Westminster.. 20. North Vancouver... 21. Port Alberni 22. Port Coquitlam 23. Port Moody 24. Prince George 25. Prince Rupert 26. Revelstoke 27. Rossland ... 28. Salmon Arm 29. Slocan 30. Trail 31. Vernon 32. Victoria Totals . $94,514 23,976 216,698 227,972 417,421 246 91,244 36,342 275,980 135,890 25,093 699,777 102,460 351,397 115,800 36,712 704,986 1,320,192 4,455,108 559,073 166,562 298,092 242,919 155,177 1,963,503 540,347 169,782 109,512 10,581 793,084 659,436 15,129,451 $6,719 125,981 191,766 127,615 322,597 28,971 50,941 8,050 60,877 288,887 38,256 257,978 91,809 377,301 493,530 1,975,269 1,080,893 85,468 217,560 50,978 57,354 400,498 131,556 27,280 95,889 476,634 77,385 494,632 $30,720 11,839 17,526 4,955 12,962 300 21,074 87,512 60,869 46,570 44,492 12,076 34,206 17,526 82,885 49,878 28,228 583,186 1,249,862 64,553 261,375 233,557 286,234 * 511,233 62,717 4,156 6,474 46,700 , 2,061 108,141 2,260,799 $906 1,903* 26,174 7,585 2,411 3,266 1,082 3,126 701 287 224 1,850 998 44,458 2,622* 8,935 21,929 5,066* 98,881* 22,957 7,664 6,988 3,499 1,624 55,261 19,071 13,581* 813 1,471 24,487 610 175,765 $6,207 5,952 16,210 7,022 17,238 2,753 3,808 5,412 22,092 7,298 2,210 51,145 5,385 9,787 7,712 13,115 30,182 31,449 195,812 93,287 16,208 15,225 9,287 18,209 520,119 20,216 21,259 9,138 2,977 32,589 21,641 499,609 $30,129,327 $7,642,674 5,244,666 $322,( $1,720,553 $5,839 2,761 1,109 2,259 19,948 1,440 3,706 6,400 1,719 15,283 6,078 15,968 6,935 5,228 30,483 67,069 103,157 38,732 6,900 2,708 4,911 7,671 17,624 17,364 1,909 5,221 956 1,318 6,132 179,109 $773 $145,678 3,978 172,584 13,344 482,827 2,486 379,894 16,926 809,503 3,775 10,998 856 127,160 260 118,595 12,824 410,865 913 272,534 75,816 119,641 1,221,075 2,253 167,506 7,995 721,789 627 145,978 238,684 54,443 1,269,202 42,844 1,978,246 758,084 7,971,735 222,976 3,267,780 13,222 360,577 13,532 815,480 227 545,378 30,494 556,763 85,151 3,553,389 47,896 839,167 14,000 224,805 227,047 62,685 10,270 1,340,443 5,153 878,498 328,543 19,067,908 $32,500 134,714 335,100 249,900 521,149 5,350 68,091 31,500 8,500 133,925 598,421 69,000 381,300 235,000 951,100 1,119,512 6,809,209 3,389,290 211,979 505,250 205,030 121,500 1,767,894 463,000 226,500 176,500 1,103,718 303,218 14,034,417 $30,000 57,072 500 2,000 7,500 9,000 $15,300 1,908 5,844 3,102 37,226 2,906 12,450 16,527 17,362 5,166 120,800 71,813 30,000 15,718 2,378 17,496 22,000 917 $8,000 1,500 25,000 5,500 2,500 12,500 880 43,000 106,800 13,000 4,000 27,000 8,000 40,100 $2,672 161 14,225 8,356 11,890 1,357 2,674 13,458 8,340 4,055 11,640 8,105 2,125 12,911 4,692 19,010 3,338 170,803 809,680 12,012 18,218 3,485 17,397 26,442 1,525 4,366 3,633 1,192 20,856 2,789 98,108 $587,794 $1,813,486 $48,460,589 $34,192,567 $144,072 $398,913 $297,780 ,319,515 $7,352 22,480 107,513 1,096 634,523 385,980 77,611 1,100 179,276 5,200 37,360 $1,459,491 $1,111 3,340 14,344 104,572 1,000 1,462 56 45,815 59,528 20,031 454 1,403 2,334 357 5,282 203 16,783 $59,583 169,715 365,577 265,608 690,935 12,207 71,765 87,522 161,635 143,386 57,072 636,052 94,512 386,521 30,273 244,858 1,133,910 1,168,665 7,218,153 4,891,024 237,445 918,448 303,247 146,375 2,052,231 518,725 241,200 181,407 38,552 1,169,956 306,210 14,149,308 $339,739 1,152,077 $86,095 2,869 117,250 114,286 118,568 55,395 31,073 249,230 129,148 18,744 585,023 72,994 335,268 115,705 135,292 809,581 753,582 123,132 242,131 410,388 1,501,158 320,442 45,640 24,133 170,487 572,288 4,918,600 $1,209 6,174 1,623,244 102,968 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 $12,058,502 1,749,990 * Overdraft. LB, —CONDENSED STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES AS AT DECEMBER 31st, 1938—DISTRICTS. R 13 Assets. Liabilities. Capital Assets (less Reserve for required Sinking Funds in Lieu of Depreciation and other Reserves for Depreciation, if any). Sinking Funds (Investments and Cash in Bank). Tax Sale Properties at Upset Price (registered or Available for Registration). Cash in Bank and on Hand (other than Sinking Fund). Unpaid Taxes (Land and Improvements Taxes, 1938 and Prior). Accounts Receivable (less Reserve for Bad Debts, if any). Other Assets. Total Assets. Total Debenture Debt. Matured Debentures unpaid. Demand Loans. Accounts Payable. Reserves (not deducted from Capital Assets, Tax Sale Properties, or Accounts Receivable). Other Liabilities. Total Liabilities. Assets in Excess of Liabilities. Liabilities in Excess of Assets. Districts. Provincial Government. Bank. 1. Burnaby $4,445,343 116,340 62,786 164,659 769,058 326,572 $224,216 45,516 103,186 63,067 283,200 158,615 2,705 18,090 $2,056,428 8,081 11,477 69,299 13,471 174,520 $19,572* 16,081 1,066 20,985* 19,356 13,897 1,420 1,526 1,397 6,776 891 2,262* 6,747* 2,104 19.172 | $299,079 21,653 5,672 19,786 21,315 21,410 7 1,937 9,133 39,437 26,673 23,039 28,326 19,043 140.755 $126,041 1,422 381 8,853 4,092 839 $257,834 33,772 4,138 7,755 18,863 4,810 $7,389,369 242,865 188,706 312,434 1,129,355 700,663 1,427 16,256 62,145 189,078 445,858 98,910 179,178" 121,334 3,134,907 1,307,152 67,939 1,643,997 50,928 2,166,053 1,270,989 100,005 95,860 223,237 599,339 334,198 96,881 2,428,285 $2,556,822 72,700 115,100 164,170 761,868 449,600 $453,030 $189,543 [ $190,000 15,000 $1,004,985 7,710 660 5,420 16,445 3,079 $946,404 $192,430 9,022 $5,533,214 104,432 115,760 186,577 808,948 461,108 $1,856,155 138,433 72,946 125,857 320,407 239,555 1,427 5,781 38,001 89,774 349,927 53,798 125,110 75,685 l 2 3 6,328 9,635 7,429 7,000 20,000 3,659 1,000 1,000 4 5. Delta 6. Esquimalt 5 6 7 8. Glenmore 9 Kent 10,082 13,361 99,483 364,239 60,842 121,843 71,298 148,684 734,656 33,842 814,860 33,025 1,581,024 664,414 48,788 9,782 170,911 127,621 217,529 93,798 1,444,426 6 1,667 13,370 6,499 3,721 6,429 3,142 11,931 34,845 784 40,099 1,596 21,658 16,994 1,388 1,021 2,277 14,175 13,487 10,000 20,000 12,300 79,457 2,287 30,000 38,170 2,137,141 746,382 17,000 1,129,600 1,602 1,219,900 799,000 24,900 70,000 475 4,144 22,512 766 10,940 2,335 5,572 650,672 1,513 620 22,105 5,488 17,912 21,526 913 4,560 13,021 17,242 13,363 3,966 64,292 10,475 24,144 99,304 95,931 45,112 54,068 45,649 3,653,692 791,909 19,566 1,151,730 14,136 1,328,239 856,522 27,902 86,918 13,021 531,642 105,261 97,764 1,598,053 8 18,497 24,993 21,500 12,669 12,572 18,653 1,301,939 64,954 16,374 67,340 8,177 59,405 41,545 14,693 421 524 30,621 35,745 9 10. Langley 11. Maple Ridge 12. Matsqui 5,019 4,951 219 16,755 1,464 480,341 13,770 3,071 3,548 353 98,081 79,941 406 14,690 42,000 12,300 16,300 20,000 7,396 10 21,105 682 3,408 11 14,585 1,000 12 1,733 118 748,828 12,723 13 5,630 1,032,085 380,247 6,573 684,324 352,896 407,673 21,000 61,960 1,789 14 40,000 49,251 27,800 $518,785 15 16 Oak Bay 54.973 1 23.707 31,291 515,243 48,373 492,267 36,792 837,814 414,467 72,103 8,942 210,216 67,697 228,937 16 4,057 6,690 1,075 1,275 4,297 3,017 3,411 892* 23,720 7,862* 366 1§,451 3,238 27,136 6,702 51,714 56,125 11,119 9,093 49,761 7,796 65,873 66 86,346 1,946 17 25 963 2,615 9,982 451 , 12,358 18 19. Pitt Meadows 2,939 2,500 644 87,812 19 20 16,014 1,638 10,000 21 22 10,172 656 39,190 3,738 2,651 82,371 23 24 356,216 5,688 514,400 5,647 93,798 1,525,300 25 2 6. Surrey 27 Tadanac 39,751 46,500 26 883 27 679,583 108,776 10,332 7,725 736 830,232 28 Totals $12,749,266 $4,914,257 $4,192,674 $144,698 $1,075,941 $347,049 $1,173,463 $24,597,348 $12,597,144 $496,375 $358,535 $409,400 $1,922,236 $1,802,406 $274,981 $17,861,077 $7,255,939 $519,668 * Overdraft. I.C.—CONDENSED STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES AS AT DECEMBER 31st, 1938—VILLAGES. R 15 Assets. Liabilities. Capital Assets (less Reserve for required Sinking Funds in Lieu of Depreciation and other Reserves for Depreciation, if any). Sinking Funds (Investments and Cash in Bank). Tax Sale Properties at Upset Price (registered or Available for Registration). Cash in Bank and on Hand (other than Sinking Fund). Unpaid Taxes (Land and Improvements Taxes, 1938 and Prior). Accounts Receivable (less Reserve for Bad Debts, if any). Other Assets Total Assets. Total Debenture Debt. Matured Debentures unpaid. Demand Loans. Accounts Payable. Reserves (not deducted from Capita] Assets, Tax Sale Properties, or Accounts Receivable). Other Liabilities. Total Liabilities. Assets in Excess of Liabilities. Liabilities in Excess of Assets. Villages. Provincial Government. Bank. 1 Abbotsford $18,008 3,478 187 21,207 3,745 8,051 13,689 244 23,741 4,531 1,376 4,448 445 17,610 2,897 10,175 500 2,225 6,631 $1,620 $4,010 285 518 353 456 1,015 7,845 813 27 321 282 1,537 737 219* 1,202 51 758 73 257 $723 315 424 1,878 341 57 786 395 4,476 356 898 1,861 444 2,510 2,544 893 30 564 469 $295 $24,656 4,078 3,036 23,758 4,582 9,301 23,766 2,622 29,154 5,208 2,556 7,846 1,626 21,061 9,002 11,844 1,288 2,862 7,357 $226 75 1,907 104 65 7 353 $226 75 1,907 104 65 7 353 $24,430 4,003 1,129 23,654 4,517 9,294 23,413 2,622 27,021 5,208 2,556 7,785 1,626 20,342 8,998 11,541 1,265 2,862 7,092 1 2 3. Chapman Camp 1,907 241 40 131 170 335 562 ?» $79 4 5 47 6 7. Hope 8 McBride 1,276 35 348 7 800 3 9 $1,190 79 $864 2,133 10 11. Pouce Coupe 11 61 61 12 13 1,056 104 53 500 656 4 63 719 4 303 23 14 2,306 15 225 250 53 16 17 Tofino 23 17 18 238 27 265 19 Totals $143,188 $5,585 $20,321 $19,964 $4,962 $1,583 $195,603 $1,440 $3,737 $1,068 $6,245 $189,358 * Overdraft. II.—ASSESSMENT IN DETAIL AND TAX RATE FOR THE YEAR 1938, WITH COMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1939. Total Assessed Value of Land. Total Assessed Value of Land exempted from Taxation. Total Assessed Valuation of Land for Taxation. Total Assessed Value of Improvements. Total Assessed Value of Improvements exempted from Taxation. Total Assessed Valuation of Improvements. Total Assessments less Exemptions. Limit of Assessed Valuation of Improvements. Taxable Values. Values actually taxed. For Comparison, 1939 Figures. Total Values Land. Improvements. Total. Land. Improvements. Total. Land. Improvements. Total. actually taxed (subject to Final Revision). Cities—II. A $71,294,743 74,483,559 1,969,940 $23,955,600 22,905,237 332,944 $47,339,143 51,578,322 1,636,996 $113,603,677 123,575,485 4,483,077 $29,561,149 31,589,696 749,403 $84,042,528 91,985,789 3,733,674 $47,339,143 51,578,322 1,636,996 $84,042,528 91,985,789 3,733,674 $131,381,671 143,564,111 5,370,670 $63,031,896 68,989,341 1,866,834 $47,339,143 51,578,322 1,636,996 $63,031,896 68,989,341 1,866,834 $110,371,039 120,567,663 3,503,830 $47,339,143 51,578,322 1,636,996 $34,489,204 29,894,726 1,866,834 $81,828,347 81,473,048 3,503,830 $82,073,721 Districts—II. B ' 83,244,983 Villages—II. C 3,597,860 Totals Vancouver .. $147,748,242 156,451,890 $47,193,781 31,639,355 $100,554,461 124,812,535 $241,662,239 206,877,153 $61,900,248 28,339,720 $179,761,991 178,537,433 $100,554,461 124,812,535 $179,761,991 178,537,433 $280,316,452 303,349,968 $133,888,071 89,268,716 $100,554,461 124,812,535 $133,888,071 89,268,716 $234,442,532 214,081,251 $100,554,461 124,812,535 $66,250,764 89,268,716 $166,805,225 214,081,251 $168,916,564 209,853,641 Grand totals $304,200,132 $78,833,136 $225,366,996 $448,539,392 $90,239,968 $358,299,424 $225,366,996 $358,299,424 $583,666,420 $223,156,787 $225,366,996 $223,156,787 $448,523,783 $225,366,996 $155,519,480 $380,886,476 $378,770,205 R 17 H.A.—ASSESSMENT IN DETAIL AND TAX RATE FOR THE YEAR 1938, WITH COMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1939—CITIES. Cities. Total Value of Land. Total Assessed Value of Land exempted from Taxation. Total Valuation of Land for Taxation. Total Assessed Value of Improvements. Total Assessed Value of Improvements exempted from Taxation. Total Assessed Valuation of Improvements. Total Assessments less Exemptions. Land. Improvements. Total. Limit of Assessed Valuation of Imp rovements. Taxable Values. Land. Improvements. Total. Values actually taxed. Land. Improvements. Per Cent, of Improvements actually taxed. Total. Tax Rate. Comparison, 1939 Figures. Per Cent, of Improvements actually taxed. Total. Tax Rate. (Subject to Final Revision.) 1. Alberni 2. Armstrong 3. Chilliwack 4. Courtenay 5. Cranbrook 6. Cumberland 7. Duncan 8. Enderby 9. Fernie 10. Grand Forks 11. Greenwood 12. Kamloops 13. Kaslo 14. Kelowna 15. Ladysmith .... 16. Merritt 17. Nanaimo 18. Nelson 19. New Westminster. 20. North Vancouver. 21. Port Alberni 22. Port Coquitlam.-—. 23. Port Moody _•„.. 24. Prince George 25. Prince Rupert 26. Revelstoke 27. Rossland 28. Salmon Arm 29. Slocan 30. Trail 31. Vernon 32. Victoria Totals $385,728 407,252 818,830 394,651 675,331 136,492 489,544 324,067 522,836 569,277 208,233 5,158,597 219,777 ,571,342 289,545 745,259 !,029,810 ,899,100 !,125,426 1,091,543 940,408 ,388,681 ,163,701 ,851,755 ,852,350 908,590 543,640 350,007 80,575 ,634,398 ,551,371 :,966,627 $71,294,743 $159,145 61,965 85,900 48,660 84,495 17,050 34,920 118,428 225,762 296,340 166,493 313,645 53,331 313,655 77,025 500,275 253,360 231,980 4,362,866 3,864,653 260,626 785,193 644,121 1,183,341 1,847,050 287,650 99,810 70,118 48,680 125,023 340,230 6,993,810 $226,583 345,287 732,930 345,991 590,836 119,442 454,624 205,639 297,074 272,937 41,740 1,844,952 166,446 1,257,687 212,520 244,984 1,776,450 1,667,120 7,762,560 2,226,890 679,782 603,488 519,580 668,414 2,005,300 620,940 443,830 279,889 31,895 1,509,375 1,211,141 17,972,817 $427,830 630,875 1,844,800 903,990 1,666,025 314,905 1,310,690 361,410 1,573,906 701,890 211,333 4,883,930 373,490 4,138,555 304,945 622,150 4,154,560 4,961,040 16,603,298 4,169,700 2,130,110 711,345 468,500 1,545,440 5,262,825 1,850,560 1,275,790 663,125 77,590 5,054,970 3,044,525 41,359,575 $48,700 204,100 271,450 114,250 325,010 99,925 247,500 132,740 629,033 198,070 120,448 804,020 137,940 490,600 53,800 112,880 425,900 923,925 4,793,595 663,500 296,278 71,550 39,100 132,090 1,865,265 459,100 491,800 146,010 13,870 606,340 688,250 13,954,110 $379,130 426,775 1,573,350 789,740 1,341,015 214,980 1,063,190 228,670 944,873 503,820 90,885 4,079,910 235,550 3,647,955 251,145 509,270 3,728,660 4,037,115 11,809,703 3,506,200 1,833,832 639,795 429,400 1,413,350 3,397,560 1,391,460 783,990 517,115 63,720 4,448,630 2,356,275 27,405,465 $23,955,600 $47,339,143 $113,603,677 $29,561,149 $84,042,528 $226,583 $379,130 345,287 426,775 732,930 1,573,350 345,991 789,740 590,836 1,341,015 119,442 214,980 454,624 1,063,190 205,639 228,670 297,074 944,873 272,937 503,820 41,740 90,885 1,844,952 4,079,910 166,446 235,550 1,257,687 3,647,955 212,520 251,145 244,984 509,270 1,776,450 3,728,660 1,667,120 4,037,115 7,762,560 11,809,703 2,226,890 3,506,200 679,782 1,833,832 603,488 639,795 519,580 429,400 668,414 1,413,350 2,005,300 3,397,560 620,940 1,391,460 443,830 783,990 279,889 517,115 31,895 63,720 1,509,375 4,448,630 1,211,141 2,356,275 7,972,817 27,405,465 $47,339,143 $605,713 772,062 2,306,280 1,135,731 1,931,851 334,422 1,517,814 434,309 1,241,947 776,757 132,625 5,924,862 401,996 4,905,642 463,665 754,254 5,505,110 5,704,235 19,572,263 5,733,090 2,513,614 1,243,283 948,980 2,081,764 5,402,860 2,012,400 1,227,820 797,004 95,615 5,958,005 3,567,416 45,378,282 $84,042,528 $131,381,671 $284: . 320, 1,180, 592, 1,005, 161, 797, 171, 708, 377, 68, 3,059, 176, 2,735, 188, 381, 2,796, 3,027, 8,857, 2,629, 1,375, 479, 322, 1,060, 2,548, 1,043, 587, 387 47, 3,336, 1,767,: 20,554: ,347 ,081 013 305 761 235 393 503 655 ,865 165 933 662 966 359 952 495 836 ,277 | 650 | ,374 | 846 050 012 170 595 992 836 790 473 206 099 $226,583 $284,347 345,287 320,081 732,930 1,180,013 345,991 592,305 590,836 1,005,761 119,442 161,235 454,624 797,393 205,639 171,503 297,074 708,655 272,937 377,865 41,740 68,165 1,844,952 3,059,933 166,446 176,662 1,257,687 2,735,966 212,520 188,359 244,984 381,952 1,776,450 2,796,495 1,667,120 3,027,836 7,762,560 8,857,277 2,226,890 2,629,650 679,782 1,375,374 603,488 479,846 519,580 322,050 668,414 1,060,012 2,005,300 2,548,170 620,940 1,043,595 443,830 587,992 279,889 387,836 31,895 47,790 1,509,375 3,336,473 1,211,141 1,767,206 17,972,817 20,554,099 $63,031,896 $47,339,143 $63,031,896 $510,930 665,368 1,912,943 938,296 1,596,597 280,677 1,252,017 377,142 1,005,729 650,802 109,905 4,904,885 343,108 3,993,653 400,879 626,936 4,572,945 4,694,956 16,619,837 4,856,540 2,055,156 1,083,334 841,630 1,728,426 4,553,470 1,664,535 1,031,822 667,725 79,685 4,845,848 2,978,347 38,526,916 $110,371,039 $226,583 345,287 732,930 345,991 590,836 119,442 454,624 205,639 297,074 272,937 41,740 1,844,952 166,446 1,257,687 212,520 244,984 1,776,450 1,667,120 7,762,560 2,226,890 679,782 603,488 519,580 668,414 2,005,300 620,940 443,830 279,889 31,895 1,509,375 1,211,141 17,972,817 $47,339,143 $189,565 213,387 314,670 394,870 670,507 107,490 318,957 114,335 519,680 251,910 30,298 2,039,955 117,775 1,215,982 125,572 101,854 372,866 2,018,557 1,227,170 458,458 159,948 107,350 849,390 695,730 391,995 258,557 6,372 2,224,315 1,178,137 17,813,552 50 50 20 50 50 50 30 50 55 50 331/s 50 50 33 y3 50 20 10 50 Nil 35 25 25 25 Nil 25 50 50 50 10 50 50 65 $416,148 558,674 1,047,600 740,861 1,261,343 226,932 773,581 319,974 816,754 524,847 72,038 3,884,907 284,221 2,473,669 338,092 346,838 2,149,316 3,685,677 7,762,560 3,454,060 1,138,240 763,436 626,930 668,414 2,854,690 1,316,670 835,825 538,446 38,267 3,733,690 2,389,278 35,786,369 Mills. 50.0 (30) 38.0 55.0 30.5 44.0 40.0 40.0 38.0 50.0 36.0 64.0 40.0 40.0 43.0 45.0 60.0 60.0 3.34(25.62) 65.0 54.0 55.0 55.0 40.0 65.0 50.0 43.0 60.0 43.0 38.0 42.0 48.0 42.0 50 50 30 50 50 50 30 50 55 50 331/3 50 50 331/3 50 20 10 50 Nil 35 25 25 25 Nil 35 50 50 50 10 50 50 65 $34,489,204 $81,828,347 $454,771 545,679 1,217,690 767,501 1,250,313 227,657 789,124 321,949 763,095 527,351 72,035 3,843,095 283,161 2,521,545 389,180 336,110 2,149,735 3,759,340 7,800,703 3,427,925 1,174,459 753,833 640,537 646,156 2,846,671 1,329,770 1,245,521 549,357 37,329 3,912,440 2,472,666 35,017,023 $82,073,721 Mills. 50.0 (30) 40.0 54.0 30.5 40.5 40.0 40.0 38.0 50.0 37.0 64.0 40.0 40.0 43.0 39.0 50.0 60.0 33.33(25.62) 70.0 54.0 55.0 55.0 40.0 65.0 47.5 46.0 42.0 43.0 34.0 45.0 48.0 41.0 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 Bracketed figures represent tax on improvements. II.B.—ASSESSMENT IN DETAIL AND TAX RATE FOR THE YEAR 1938, WITH COMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1939—DISTRICTS. R 19 Districts. Total Assessed Value of Land. Total Assessed Value of Land exempted from Taxation. Total Assessed Valuation of Land for Taxation. Total Assessed Value of Improvements. Total Assessed Value of Improvements exempted from Taxation. Total Assessed Valuation of Improvements; Total Assessments less Exemptions. Land. Improvements. Total. Limit of Assessed Valuation of Improvements. Taxable Values. Land. Improvements. Total. Values actually taxed. Land. Improvements Per Cent, of Improvements actually taxed. Total. Tax Rate. Comparison, 1939 Figures. Per Cent, of Improvements actually taxed. Total. Tax Rate. (Subject to Final Revision.) 1. Burnaby 2. Chilliwhack.. 3. Coldstream... 4. Coquitlam 5. Delta 6. Esquimalt 7. Fraser Mills.. 8. Glenmore 9. Kent 10. Langley 11. Maple Ridge. 12. Mats qui 13. Mission 14. North Cowichan.— 15. North Vancouver.. 16. Oak Bay 17. Peachland 18. Penticton 19. Pitt Meadows 20. Richmond 21. Saanich 22.- Salmon Arm 23. Spallumcheen.. 24. Sumas 25. Summerland- 26. Surrey 27. Tadanac 28. West Vancouver.. Totals $13,410,250 3,396,644 640,460 7,861,698 3,600,155 2,105,232 142,730 148,970 815,076 2,358,663 1,623,546 1,324,906 777,568 1,370,708 6,131,543 3,291,970 246,416 2,072,240 738,230 4,978,835 3,822,268 827,736 1,534,590 868,024 1,091,605 5,364,314 190,633 3,748,549 $6,913,280 31,950 6,924,250 46,501 1,041,985 1,254 1,255 6,689 98,485 90,985 107,038 82,756 151,645 4,171,002 217,810 86,182 279,985 130,990 401,315 517,470 96,570 5,435 11,630 84,243 548,801 855,731 $6,496,970 3,364,694 640,460 937,448 3,553,654 1,063,247 141,476 147,715 808,387 2,260,178 1,532,561 1,217,868 694,812 1,219,063 1,960,541 3,074,160 160,234 1,792,255 607,240 4,577,520 3,304,798 731,166 1,529,155 856,394 1,007,362 4,815,513 190,633 2,892,818 $74,483,559 $22,905,237 $51,578,322 $12,988,075 2,279,860 401,825 6,924,250 1,941,360 10,046,175 639,878 272,750 680,115 2,823,497 2,382,070 2,110,113 5,302,598 2,684,090 2,978,905 8,495,140 197,456 4,510,510 419,130 3,856,580 9,332,196 990,825 461,735 587,815 1,819,359 4,426,075 29,325,022 4,698,081 $123,575,485 $2,701,030 49,050 6,062,400 105,800 8,409,900 35,550 45,700 84,695 110,052 126,003 97,109 51,400 606,060 287,020 119,300 445,890 31,960 292,804 1,233,606 58,930 3,080 16,000 113,545 216,700 10,009,000 277,112 $31,589,696 $10,287,045 2,230,810 401,825 861,850 1,835,560 1,636,275 639,878 237,200 634,415 2,738,802 2,272,018 1,984,110 5,205,489 2,632,690 2,372,845 8,208,120 78,156 4,064,620 387,170 3,563,776 8,098,590 931,895 458,655 571,815 1,705,814 4,209,375 19,316,022 4,420,969 $91,985,789 $6,496,970 3,364,694 640,460 937,448 3,553,654 1,063,247 141,476 147,715 808,387 2,260,178 1,532,561 1,217,868 694,812 1,219,063 1,960,541 3,074,160 160,234 1,792,255 607,240 4,577,520 3,304,798 731,166 1,529,155 856,394 1,007,362 4,815,513 190,633 2,892,818 $10,287,045 2,230,810 401,825 861,850 1,835,560 1,636,275 639,878 237,200 634,415 2,738,802 2,272,018 1,984,110 5,205,489 2,632,690 2,372,845 8,208,120 78,156 4,064,620 387,170 3,563,776 8,098,590 931,895 458,655 571,815 1,705,814 4,209,375 19,316,022 4,420,969 $16,784,015 5,595,504 1,042,285 1,799,298 5,389,214 2,699,522 781,354 384,915 1,442,802 4,998,980 3,804,579 3,201,978 5,900,301 3,851,753 4,333,386 11,282,280 238,390 5,856,875 994,410 8,141,296 11,403,388 1,663,061 1,987,810 1,428,209 2,713,176 9,024,888 19,506,655 7,313,787 $7,715,284 1,673,108 301,369 646,387 1,376,670 1,227,206 479,909 177,900 475,811 2,054,101 1,704,014 1,488,082 3,904,117 1,974,518 1,779,634 6,156,090 58,617 3,048,465 290,377 2,672,832 6,073,942 698,921 343,992 428,862 1,279,360 3,157,031 14,487,016 3,315,726 $6,496,970 3,364,694 640,460 937,448 3,553,654 1,063,247 141,476 147,715 808,387 2,260,178 1,532,561 1,217,868 694,812 1,219,063 1,960,541 3,074,160 160,234 1,792,255 607,240 4,577,520 3,304,798 731,166 1,529,155 856,394 1,007,362 4,815,513 190,633 2,892,818 $7,715,284 1,673,108 301,369 646,387 1,376,670 1,227,206 479,909 177,900 475,811 2,054,101 1,704,014 1,488,082 3,904,117 1,974,518 1,779,634 6,156,090 58,617 3,048,465 290,377 2,672,832 6,073,942 698,921 343,992 428,862 1,279,360 3,157,031 14,487,016 3,315,726 $14,212,254 5,037,802 941,829 1,583,835 4,930,324 2,290,453 621,385 325,615 1,284,198 4,314,279 3,236,575 2,705,950 4,598,929 3,193,581 3,740,175 9,230,250 218,851 4,840,720 897,617 7,250,352 9,378,740 1,430,087 1,873,147 1,285,256 2,286,722 7,972,544 14,677,649 6,208,544 $6,496,970 3,364,694 640,460 937,448 3,553,654 1,063,247 141,476 147,715 808,387 2,260,178 1,532,561 1,217,868 694,812 1,219,063 1,960,541 3,074,160 160,234 1,792,255 607,240 4,577,520 3,304,798 731,166 1,529,155 856,394 1,007,362 4,815,513 190,633 2,892,818 $51,578,322 $91,985,789 | $143,564,111 I $68,989,341 $51,578,322 $68,989,341 $120,567,663 $51,578,322 $5,143,522 446,162 Nil Nil 917,780 818,137 319,939 118,600 Nil 1,369,401 1,363,210 992,055 3,123,293 789,807 830,496 4,104,060 39,078 1,016,155 193,585 1,781,888 1,619,718 139,784 Nil 285,907 Nil 1,262,812 3,219,337 Nil 50 20 Nil Nil 50 50 50 50 Nil 50 (B) 50 60 30 35 50 50 25 50 * 50 20 15 Nil 50 Nil 30 16% Nil $11,640,492 3,810,856 640,460 937,448 4,471,434 1,881,384 461,415 266,315 808,387 3,629,579 2,895,771 2,209,923 3,818,105 2,008,870 2,791,037 7,178,220 199,312 2,808,410 800,825 6,359,408 4,924,516 870,950 1,529,155 1,142,301 1,007,362 6,078,325 3,409,970 2,892,818 Mills. 44.0 23.0 33.5 45.0 16.17 41.0 15.0 26.0 26.0 (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) 61.0 25.0 30.0 (F) 46.0 18.5 22.0 42.0 31.0 20.7 25.0 36.5 27.0 37.0 61.0 50 40 Nil 25 50 50 50 50 Nil 50 50 13 60 50 35 50 50 25 50 50 20 15 Nil 50 Nil 30 16% 5 $29,894,726 $81,473,048 $11,628,693 4,274,861 632,225 1,179,452 4,450,050 1,896,187 461,415 266,985 806,099 3,648,694 3,154,289 1,486,215 4,119,017 2,445,362 2,708,076 7,370,055 198,563 2,844,581 787,100 6,422,039 5,038,610 888,712 1,525,080 1,151,087 1,009,742 6,107,742 3,411,170 3,332,882 $83,244,983 Mills 47.0 23.0 36.0 46.0 18.25 41.0 15.0 28.0 25.0 (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) 61.0 25.0 32.5 (F) 44.0 19.0 22.0 42.0 31.0 22.7 25.0 36.5 27.0 37.0 61.0 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 (A) (B) Wild lands Improvements For school purposes 50% of improvements are taxed. For general purposes per cent, of improvements taxed are Rate—Imp roved lands Wild lands 1938. 1939. Mills. Mills. 23.0 23.0 50.0 50.0 17.0 17.0 10% 20% 27.9 28.5 41.9 42.5 (C) Rate (D) Rate -Improved lands Wild lands Improvements .. -Improved lands Wild lands 1938. 1939. Mills. Mills. 26.0 35.0 50.0 50.0 5.0 34.0 25.0 25.0 40.0 40.0 (E) Rate -Improved lands: North School District 1938. Mills. 25.3 Duncan Consolidated School District 32.0 Chemainus School District 37.5 Wild lands 30.0 (F) Rate—Land 30.0 Fire-protection—certain buildings taxed 50% 4.0 Imp rovements Nil 1939. Mills. 24.0 28.6 33.8 Nil 32.5 Nil 32.5 REPORT OF DEPUTY MINISTER OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, 1938. R 23 III.A.—TAX RATE LEVY, 1938—CITIES. Cities. General. School. Debt. Total. Total Previous Year. Alberni— 19.00 15.00 19.50 11.50 22.00 22.50 30.37 38.00 3.50 30'.00 17.822 23.01 13.68 24.00 16.50 17.50 3.90 3.90 8.50 35.37 20.58 20.769 14.82 22.372 10.40 19.50 7.00 10.00 20.00 15.10 28.00 19.8483 20.00 33.50 11.00 17.20 23.50 15.50 19.50 18.00 14.50 7.63 12.00 16.50 30.00 16.515 15.00 17.57 21.00 17.00 22.21 21.72 21.72 28.50 18.63 3.32 55.00 14.698 15.50 24.398 17.60 18.00 31.00 17.00 18.00 12.90 16.50 11.4410 15.034 16.50 5.80 12.00 15.00 13.00 3.00 16.00 4.00 5.663 1.99 11.75 26.50 22.09 7.72 28.00 31.10 19.533 9.68 18.230 22.00 5.50 22.00 16.00 14.00 3.50 10.7107 13.601 50.00 30.00 38,00 55.00 30.50 44.00 40.00 40.00 38.00 50.00 36.00 64.00 40.00 40.00 43.00 45.00 60.00 60.00 33.34 25.62 65.00 54.00 55.00 55.00 55.00 40.00 65.00 50.00 43.00 60.00 43.00 38.00 42.00 48.00 42.00 48.635 45.00 Improvements - 25.00 37.00 55.00 Courfcenay - 30.00 44.00 Cumberland __ Duncan _ _ - 88.00 39.00 38.00 Fernie - - - — — Grand Forks - - Greenwood ___ _ 50.00 35.00 64.00' 37.00 40.00 Kelowna - — - Ladysmith - - - Merritt _ __ _ ._ __ Nanaimo - - Nelson— Land - - - - - 43.00 40..OO 60.00 60.00 35.30 24.80 56.00 North Vancouver . Port Alberni— 54.00 55.00 35.00 55.00 40.00 Prince George - - 65.00 50.00 . 40.00 Rossland - Salmon Arm —- - - 60.00 43.00 36.00 Trail - 37.00 46.00 43.50 41.633 R 24 BRITISH COLUMBIA. III.A1.—TAXES ON AN ASSESSMENT OF $100 FOR LAND AND $1,000 FOR IMPROVEMENTS FOR THE YEAR 1938, WITH COMPARATIVE FIGURES ON A MONTHLY BASIS FOR 1937 AND 1939—CITIES. (Not including Local Improvement and Special Taxes.) Mill Rate for 1938. Percentage of Improvements taxed in 1938. Taxes on an Assessment of $100 fob Land and for Improvements. fl.OOO Cities. Land at 100% of Assessed Value. Improvements at Percentage taxed. Annual Tax for 1938. Comparative Monthly Tax. 1938. 1937. 1939. Alberni— Land 50.000 $5.00 Improvements 30.000 50 $15.00 $20.00 $1.66 $1.42 $1.66 38.000 50 3.80 19.00 21.80 1.90 1.85 2.00 ■ 55.000 30.500 20 50 5.50 3.05 11.00 15.25 16.50 18.30 1.37 1.52 1.37 1.50 1.80 Courtenay- — ■ ■ 1.52 Cranbrook — 44.000 50 4.40 22.00 26.40 2.20 2.20 2.20 Cumberland— — 40.000 50 4.00 20.00 24.00 2.00 1.90 2.00 40.000 38.000 30 50 4.00 3.80 12.00 19.00 16.00 22.80 1.33 1.90 1.30 1.90 1.35 Enderby — - 1.90 50.000 36.000 64.000 55 50 33V2 5.00 3.60 6.40 27.50 18.00 21.33 32.50 21.60 27.73 2.71 1.80 2.31 2.71 1.75 2.31 2.87 1.85 Greenwood —- -— 2.31 Kamloops —- __ — 40.000 50 4.00 20.00 24.00 2.00 1.85 2.00 40.000 43.000 45.000 50 33 y3 50 4.00 4.30 4.50 20.00 14.33 22.50 24.00 18.63 27.00 2.00 1.55 2.25 2.00 1.55 2.00 2.00 1.55 Ladysmith - ... 1.95 60.000 60.000 20 10 6.00 6.00 12.00 6.00 18.00 12.00 1.50 1.00 1.50 1.00 1.25 Nanaimo _ - _- - 1.00 Nelson— 33.340 25.620 50 3.34 16.15 1.34 1.33 Improvements 12.81 1.34 65.000 Nil 6.50 Nil 6 50 .54 .47 .58 54.000 55.000 35 25 5.40 5.50 18.90 13.75 24.30 19.25 2.02 1.60 2.02 1.04 2.02 1.62 55.000 25 5.50 13.75 1925 1.60 1.60 1.60 40.000 25 4.00 10.00 14.00 1.16 1.16 1.16 Prince George 65.000 Nil 6.50 Nil 6.50 .54 .54 .54 Prince Rupert 50.000 25 5.00 12.50 17.50 1.46 1.46 1.81 Revelstoke 43.000 50 4.30 21.50 25.80 2.15 2.00 2.30 60.000 43.000 50 50 6.00 4.30 30.00 21.50 36.00 25.80 3.00 2.15 3.00 2.15 2.10 2.15 Slocan._ ._ • __ 38.000 10 3.80 3.80 7.60 .63 .43 .56 Trail 42.000 50 4.20 21.00 25.20 2.10 1.85 2.02 Vernon - - 48.000 50 4.80 24.00 28.80 2.40 2.30 2.48 Victoria - — 42.000 65 4.20 27.30 31.50 2.62 2.72 2.56 Vancouver 48.635 50 4.86 24.32 29.18 2.43 2.25 2.48 REPORT OF DEPUTY MINISTER OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, 1938. R 25 III.B.—TAX RATE LEVY, 1938—DISTRICTS. Districts. General. School. Debt. Total. Total Previous Year. Burnaby _ 27.81 10.500 13.50 18.90 7.00 24.60 15.00 9.60 13.00 18.0'0 16.00 13.00 5,00 16.00 14.00 14.00 14.00 45.722 11,05 15.00 16.75 8.00 0.155 25.60 15.749 6.70 9.50 16.25 22.10 13.62 16.19 11.339 11.00 20.00 7.34 13.66 13.70 13.00 4.00 17.00 11.90 12.00 9.00 11.30 23.50 18.00 15.278 11.41 13.00 21.25 7.50 9.447 16.40 12.403 12.43 10.00 18.50 10.75 14.90 23.05 1.152 9.00 6.10 1.83 2.74 2.70 1.00 l.OO 2.54 2.00 8.00 3.00 12.398 2.848 1.57 15.00 8.50 24.33 44.00 23.00 33.50 45.00 16.17 41.00 15.00 26.00 26.00(35.0) 23.00 17.00(50.0) 27.90'(41.9) 26.00(50.0) 5.00 25.00(40.0) 25.30(30.0) 37.50(30.0) 32.00(30.0) 61.00 25.00 30.00 46.00 18.50 22.00 42.00 31.00 20.70 25.00 36.50 27.00 37.00 61.00 44.00 22.00 Coldstream . ' . 34.40 40.00 Delta , 14.39 42.00 15.00 26.00 Kent 22.00(35.0) 21.00 15.00(50.0) 27.90(41.9) 29.00(50.0) 25.00(40.0) 22.00(29.5) 35.00(29.5) 27.00(29.5) 61 00 Langley— Land Improvements Mats qui— Land Improvements North Cowichan— North Cowichan School District Duncan Consolidated School District Oak Bay 25 00 Peachland _ 32.00 46 OO 18 50 Richmond 22.00 42 00 31 00 Spallumcheen Sumas 18.70 25.00 Surrey ', 26.00 61 OO Bracketed figures represent tax or wild land. R 26 BRITISH COLUMBIA. III.B1.—TAXES ON AN ASSESSMENT OF $100 FOR LAND AND $1,000 FOR IMPROVEMENTS FOR THE YEAR 1938, WITH COMPARATIVE FIGURES ON A MONTHLY BASIS FOR 1937 AND 1939—DISTRICTS. (Not including Local Improvement and Special Taxes.) Mill Rate for 1938. Percentage of Improvements taxed in 1938. Taxes on an Assessment of $100 for Land and $1,000 for Improvements. Districts. Land at 100% of Assessed Value. Improvements at Percentage taxed. Annual Tax for 1938. Comparative Monthly Tax. 1938. 1937. 1939. Burnaby .. — 44.000 50 $4.40 $22.00 $26.40 $2.20 $2.20 $2.35 23.000 33.500 20 Nil 2.30 3.35 4.60 Nil 6.90 3.35 .57 .28 .55 .29 .96 Coldstream - .30 Coquitlam - 45.000 Nil 4.50 Nil 4.50 .37 .33 1.34 16.170 41.000 20 50 1.61 4.10 8.08 20.50 9.69 24.60 .81 2.05 .72 2.10 .91 2.05 Fraser Mills 15.000 50 1.50 7.50 9.00 .75 .75 .75 Glenmore 26.000 50 2.60 13.00 15.60 1.30 1.30 1.40 Kent - 26.000 Nil 2.60 Nil 2.60 .22 .19 .21 Langley— Land -— 18.000 1.80 Improvements 18.000 50 9.00 10.80 .90 .80 1.15 27.900 50 2.79 13.95 16.74 1.39 1.39 1.42 Matsqui— Land 13.000 — 1.30 Improvements - 5.000 50 2.50 3.80 .32 .24 .34 Mission — 25.000 60 2.50 13.00 15.50 1.29 1.25 1.46 North Cowichan 31.000 30 3.10 9.10 12.20 1.02 .70 .80 61.000 25.000 30.000 35 50 Nil 6.10 2.50 3.00 21.30 12.50 Nil 27.40 15.00 3.00 2.29 1.25 .25 2.29 1.25 .27 2.29 Oak Bay 1.25 Peachland 1.62 Penticton 46.000 25 4.60 11.50 16.10 1.34 1.34 1.28 Pitt Meadows —- 18.500 50 1.85 9.25 11.10 .92 .92 .95 Richmond 22.000 50 2.20 11.00 13.20 1.10 1.10 1.10 42.000 20 4.20 8.40 12.60 1.05 1.05 1.05 31.000 15 3.10 4.65 7.75 .63 .63 .63 Spallumcheen ._. 20.700 Nil 2.07 Nil 2.07 .17 .15 .19 25.000 50 2.50 12.50 15.00 1.25 1.25 1.25 Summerland - - — 36.150 Nil 3.65 Nil 3.65 .30 .31 .30 27.000 30 2.70 8.10 10 80 .90 .87 .90 37.000 16% 3.70 6.16 9.86 .82 1.85 .82 West Vancouver 61.000 Nil 6.10 Nil 6.10 .51 .51 .76 REPORT OF DEPUTY MINISTER OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, 1938. R 27 III.C—TAX RATE LEVY, 1938—VILLAGES. Villages. General. School. Debt. Total. Total Previous Year. Abbotsford Burns Lake Chapman Camp- Land Improvements - Creston _ Dawson Creek Gibsons Landing Hope - McBride Mission New Denver— Land Improvements . Pouce Coupe Quesnel _-. Silverton— Land Improvements . Smithers. Stewart— Land Improvements.. Terrace Torino Vanderhoof Williams Lake — 12.00 10.00 10.00 20.00 16.00 15.00 8.00 8 00 15.00 1G.00 10.00 20.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 20.00 12.00 14.00 14.00 16.00 10,00 16.00 15.00 12.00 10.00 10.00 20.00 16.00 15.00 8.00 8.00 15.00 16.00 10.00 20.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 20.00 12.00 14.00 14.00 16.00 10.00 16.00 15.00 12.00 10.00 10.00 20.00 16.00 15.00 8.00 8.00 15.00 16.00 10.00 20.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 20.00 12.00 10. OO 20.00 15.00 10.00 16.00 15.00 IV.—DEBENTURE AND SUNDRY DEBT, EXCLUSIVE OF SHORTAGE IN SINKING FUNDS, AS AT DECEMBER 31st, 1938. R 29 Utilities. Schools. Streets and Bridges. Other Non-revenue producing. Better Housing. Unemployment Relief. Sewers (General and Drainage). Local Improvements. Total Debenture Debt. Matured Debentures unpaid. Demand Loans. Sundry Debt, exclusive of Shortage in Sinking Fund. Total Debenture and Sundry Debt, exclusive of Shortage in Sinking Fund. Electric Light. Domestic Water. Other. Total. Sewers. Other. Provincial Government. Bank. Cities—IV.A. . $1,298,900 238,100 $4,227,475 3,791,559 $748,550 776,900 $6,274,925 4,806,559 $2,413,020 1,269,878 $2,841,297 3,060,968 $18,238,186 1,192,002 $325,250 101,287 $241,042 369,388 $775,450 723,000 $965,606 418,648 $2,117,791 655,414 $34,192,567 12,597,144 $144,072 496,375 $398,913 358,535 $297,780 409,400 1,440- $1,319,515 1,922,236 3,737 $36,352,847 15,783,690 5,177 D istricts—I V.B. Villages—IV.C. Totals $1,537,0-00 $8,019,034 10,267,874 $1,525,450 $11,081,484 10,267,874 $3,682,898 10,758,097 $5,902,265 21,349,883 $19,430,188 10,690,591 $426,537 199,700 $610,430 $1,498,450 12,673,886 $1,384,254 152,633 $2,773,205 8,287,823 $46,789,711 74,380,487 $640,447 $757,448 $708,620 2,075,147 $3,245,488 895,461 $52,141,714 77,351,095 $1,537,000 $18,286,908 $1,525,450 $21,349,358 $14,440,995 $27,252,148 $30,120,779 $626,237 $610,430 $14,172,336 $1,536,887 $11,061,028 $121,170,198 $640,447 $757,448 $2,783,767 $4,140,949 $129,492,809 IV.A.—DEBENTURE AND SUNDRY DEBT, EXCLUSIVE OF SHORTAGE IN SINKING FUNDS, AS AT DECEMBER 31st, 1938—CITIES. * Due December 31st, 1938 ; paid January 5th, 1939. ** Includes $688,677 unpaid interest on Debenture Debt. Utilities. Schools. Streets and Bridges. Other Non-revenue producing. Better Housing. Unemployment Relief. Sewers (General and Drainage). Local Improvements. Total Debenture Debt. Matured Debentures unpaid. Demand Loans. Sundry Debt, exclusive of Shortage in Sinking Fund. Total Debenture and Sundry Debt, exclusive of Shortage in Sinking Fund. Cities. Electric Light. Domestic Water. Other. TotaL Sewers. Other. Provincial Government. Bank. $25,000 28,000 $25,000 66,000 $5,000 25,000 79,000 38,000 76,500 $2,500 27,000' 96,800 8,600 62,500' $32,500 134,714 335,100 249,900 521,149 5,350 68,091 31,500 8,500 133,925 $15,300 1,908 $8,000 1,500 $2,672 161 14,225 8,356 11,890 1,357 2,674 13,458f 8,340 4,055 $58,472 166,375 351,233 258,256 563,883 12,207 70,765 86,060- 54,066 143,386 57,072 635,511 94,512 385,425 30,273 244,858 1,133,910 1,122,850 7,158,625 4,236,470 236,991 532,468 224,233 145,275 1,811,832 .513,525 238,866 181,050 1,192 1,164,674 306,007 14,132,525 1 $38,000 $5,714 40,800 94,149 $30,000* 9 3 Chilliwack $11,000 85,500 11,000 $33,000 3 42,900 60,000 135,000 128,000 177,900 188,000' $12,100 6,100 5,350 700 $2,300 8,900 4 $85,000 5,844 25,000 5,500 5 6 50,000 2,000 3,500 50,000 4,000 7,500 55,000 11,391 27,500 1,000 20,000 6,000 7 2,000 38,000 3,102 37,226 2,906 8 $4,000 9 10. Grand Forks 55,000 55,000 3,925 2,500 12,500 880 10 53,000 57,072§ 500 11 70,500 69,000 123,500 69,000 185,000 120,000 60,000 100,500 21,850 20,500 112,000 40,071 598,421 69,000 381,300 12,450 16,527 11,640 8,105 2,125 12,911 4,692 19,010 3,338 170,803 809,680** 12,012 18,218 3,485 17,397 26,442 1,525 4,366 3,633 1,192 20,856 2,789' 98,108 1? 13 Kaslo -'- 13 185,000|| 79,000 12,000 57,000 7,300 41,000 2,000 14 87,000 500,000 105,000 1,116,500 703,500 159,500 100,000 70,357 17,000 313,500 144,000 126,500 110,000 17,362 5,166 120,800 1^ 16 Merritt - 29,500 116,500 500,000 725,000 1,410,500 954,500 159,500 100,000 70,357 68,000 334,050 357,000 126,500 152,000 116,500!! 2,000 46,500 235,000 951,100 1,119,512 6,809,209 3,389,290 211,979 505,250 205,030 121,500 1,767,894 463,000 226,500 176,500 16 95,000 70,000 1,514,000 518,500 100,000 35,100 8,000 48,300 45,700 6,900 6,550 264,000 10,500 62,936 736,803 162,437 15,079 43,000 17 18 Nelson 420,000* 206,000 200,000* 88,000 251,000 163,000 609,500 561,430 18,500. 35,000 35,000 1,798,500 869,271 10,000 262,500ff 110,448 55,576 459,406 191,152 18 82,200 46,300 2,000 1,200 150,000 40,000 71,813 30,000 106,800 19 7,500 90 21 Port Alberni 13,000 ?1 22 Port Coquitlam 9,000 99 23 Port Moody 24,225 780,547 15,718 2,378 17,496 22,000 917 9^ 51,000 29,000 50,297 26,000 8,000 20,500 32,300 4,000 4,500 4,000 94 20,550 182,600 22,000 38,500 11,500 254,650 84,000 16,500 2,000 37,950 91,000 9*> 213,000 27,000 8,000 ?6 8,000 11,000 97 42,000 3,000 98 29 Slocan 99 30. Trail - 143,500 106,618 143,500 106,618 173,599 115,000 251,000 235,500 61,000 13,972,417 2,900 600 62,000 8,717 25,500 20,000 135,472 127,530 1,103,718 303,218 14,034,417$$ 40,100 30 31 32 Totals . $1,298,900 $4,227,475 $748,550 $6,274,925 $2,413,020 $2,841,297 $18,238,186 $325,250 $241,042 $775,450 $965,606 $2,117,791 $34,192,567 $144,072 $398,913 $297,780 $1,319,515 $36,352,847 f Includes $11,715 unpaid interest on Debenture Debt. ft " Port Coquitlam Incorporation Act," 1913, $137,500-. $ Includes $2,307 unpaid interest on Debenture Debt. $$ " Victoria City Debt Refunding Act, 1937." § "City of Greenwood Relief Act, 1921 " (Second Session). I Light and water combined. H " City of Merritt Relief Act," $111,500. IV.B.—DEBENTURE AND SUNDRY DEBT, EXCLUSIVE OF SHORTAGE IN SINKING FUNDS, AS AT DECEMBER 31st, 1938—DISTRICTS. R 31 Utilities. Schools. Streets and Bridges. Other Non-revenue producing. Better Housing. Unemployment Relief. Sewers (General and Drainage). Local Improvements. Total Debenture Debt. Matured Debentures unpaid. Demand Loans. Sundry Debt, exclusive of Shortage in Sinking Fund. Total Debenture and Sundry Debt, exclusive of Shortage in Sinking Fund. Districts. Electric Light. Domestic Water. Other. Total. Sewers. Other. Provincial Government. Bank. $447,034 $447,034 $199,200 33,500 $1,083,268 32,000 | $13,800 $254,600 $351,500 $207,420 20,000 31,408 69,868 $2,556,822 72,700 115,100 164,170 761,868 449,600 $453,030 $189,543 $190,000 15,000 $1,004,985* 7,710 660 5,420 16,445 3,079 $4,394,380 95,410 115,760 182,918 807,948 460,108 1 I 1 2 Chilliwhack - - - $7,200 1 2 $4,100 91,000 15,800 550,000 95,100 15,800 550,000 3 25,000 38,000 12,000 82,500 104,000 9,462 6,328 9,635 7,429 7,000 20,000 4 5. Delta 5 6. Esquimalt 30,000 4,100 3,500 $400,000 6 7 10,000 10,000 10,000 20,000 12,300 79,457 2,287 30,000 38,170 2,137,141 746,382 17,000 1,129,600 1,602 1,219,900 799,000 24,900 70,000 475 4,144 22,512 766 10,940 2,335 5,572 650,672$ 1,513 620 22,105 5,488 17,912 21,526 913 4,560 13,021 17,242 13,363 3,966 64,292 10,475 24,144 91,908 92,523 44,112 52,335 43,742 2,904,864 747,895 19,566 1,151,705 12,529 1,237,812 846,540 27,451 74,560 13,021 531,642 105,261 97,764 1,597,317 8 9. Kent 20,000 9 8,200 4,100 406 14,690 42,000 12,300 16,300 20,000 10 11. Maple Ridge . - 5,000 2,000 23,000 48,723 2,734 11 12. Matsqui - .. 287 14,585 19 13. Mission .. . 30,000 34,900 134,280 143,900 13 3,270 14 441,725 179,500 10,000 223,000 441,725 179,500 14,500 796,000 818,900 589,000 36,000 2,500 71,000 1,602 67,400 34,400 7,300 68,226 50,610 64,527 40,000 j 49,251 27,800 15 16. Oak Bay 300,000 15,155 16 17. Peachland 4,500 186,000 1,946 17 $387,000 205,000 42,000 4,400 4,000 7,200 18 19. Pitt Meadows . 2,939 2,500 ; 19 20. Richmond — 818,500 690,000 818,500 690,000 15,000 93,000 .... 319,000 20 21. Saanich 16,000 16,014 1,638 10,000 21 22. Salmon Arm 11,100 13,800 30,000 22 23. Spallumcheen . . 15,000 15,000 25,000 23 24. Sumas 24 28,500 150,000 294,900 473,400 26,000 93,798 161,300 15,000 ! 514,400 5,647 | 93,798 1,525,300 | 25 26. Surrey 1 [ 5,647 39,751 46,500 | 26 27. Tadanac I 27 28. West Vancouver 165,000 95,000 .260,000 560,000 . . 308,500 16,900 22,600 196,000 7,725 28 Totals $238,100 $3,791,559 | $776,900 ! $4,806,559 $1,269,878 $3,060,968 $1,192,002 $101,287 $369,388 $723,000 $418,648 $655,414 $12,597,144 $496,375 | 1 $358,535 $409,400 | $1,922,236 $15,783,690 * Includes $839,120 unpaid interest on Debenture Debt. f Includes $448,327 unpaid interest on Debenture Debt. REPORT OF DEPUTY MINISTER OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, 1938. R 33 IV.C—SUNDRY DEBT, AS AT DECEMBER 31st, 1938—VILLAGES. Villages. Bank Loans. Sundry Debt. Total Debt. $226 75 1,907 104 65 7 353 $226 75 1,907 104 65 7 353 $1,190 79 1,269 656 4 656 4 250 250 Tofino . . 23 238 23 Vanderhoof 238 Totals _ $1,440 $3,737 $5,177 R 34 BRITISH COLUMBIA. • oo m CO t- <N "^ rH 0 to 10" o o ? .H tO t* i a B S O 00 co_ &s» i-T en" 0" rH CM ^ pq «■ «» CO lis +2 fi D, eg in O CO ■«* to" s a a 1-sS -eJH Oi 'W tH ■* CO- to &3- 00 a tH o o O Eh" in in o m a • in m 0 GO. *> o ? in" o io to CO i-H CO tH CO m h o o M cq tH O" T-l CO eo- m § H O w s><hiJ a £ H a; ■S'B » „-S,2°» S SSO-gftgffi™ o t- 00_ O* <H t- xa CO rH CO O (M rH N eg m 00" <! ee- ee- 0 CQ K *H <j o e8 P. bovg o +j flrO o t- iO H •41 Tj< CO* W t> 00 00* s 0 (J f-( 0 *H £ m in CO 0 O CS O co *=n 0" 00 ca fc 6*3- 03 B3 I o ft rQ - >> O r—1 C nj £ ° 1 • to M ^'O SSI'S CO rH 0 -* CO tH .2 O <n" eg co to era « C-" Ol 0* •+J o «-J H eg fl II- g en 0 tH O] 0 &9- < (3 +3 . OS k £ £ £ -^ +* Cm m c -•? j - 2 ■" £•§•§■§ .31 §| 11 gl-sIllglSI >«; "m nH g a to t- 00 en 00 0 CO 0 t- m CO 00 Cs to" co eg O ft 0 Cl e Cg* *tf t^1 a PR &9- se- 0 o a H £ a H -H H £ in O -tf ** 0) H 1tf8| CNI «tf H^ O CO J3 CO" Ol en la 00 ©^ hT 00" t-" in 0 eg" CO CO O) 00 CO u s 60- «» H M h > I 0 > s 0 03 CO a eg i to oa w a Cd M <t > *• T 0 1 > 1 ^ 1 i J 5 0 (5 V> w 1 0 0 REPORT OP DEPUTY MINISTER OP MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, 1938. 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Q Value (less epreciation of Water, Irrigation, lectric Ligh and Power, Telephone, ansportatio nd Gas work Systems. tH o cg eg H/r-iocninotooinrHcot-cooooocncoeDoc; to oo o en to CJ rO CJ T3 CJ " rQ - oj m frj in tH o CO CO ot-mrHcooiHoc-oH^t-comocot-ooootj: CO -tf O rH CO m CM CO in" t-* -^i en eg t-" cocot-cocooTHinm'^c-cncDcoinTHCDcn^Or- r^TtfcorHcgrHTHiniH-^cgcooc^cot-Tjicgt-iniir CO 00 CO CD cg o m Tf CO w "* in o WNHCDOlON^COINNO'J'I'NC-^tOOlff en t- to CO p ee- eg *=P rH tH lH CO CO CO If) H rH Tf CO rH rH en c- O ° d P CD* eg* CJ o CJ CJ 0. 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S E p I cj ■*■ r. c rC e r- d. a % c 1 a '.a V A j- c fx F CC 1 1 c c a e c c 1 >• c "3 CI c rC 4- 1 1 *- c 1 c c r2 w Westmin >rth Vancou a S C t 1 M c if p D M B 0 S *Q C o c M o o EH s i to to *2 CJ ^ u H Ph S & a a; <I < 5 o u o P Cojs-i^racaaicijWK a w o o o .o-h m v q « O f^ CJ >s 53 h t> > R 36 BRITISH COLUMBIA. to H CJ K « H rt O w M N W w 1% o Oh I o r—( o rt o m o H ■w P P Ph O H fe W s H *t] H to I m > # -1— ' 61) OJ-H 5* u > oj C H O NOt-t-NHH'#COtOMCOMGlCOtCt-10HC!t-MlO> eg c- rH co in OOOlONOCCN^MNWOMlOWNOtDWOilOHtOtO ** t- CO -# CM NHOtft-t-IOMOCOHOOaiWOi^MOWHCONH o o rH m rH totDcomcocotptocnc-coincDOH^cocDcococncoco^rH CO CO CO iH *p OOH^tOOllOt-t-INt-COHHQtOC-CONeOCimiOCl CD in O rH CO rHOrHOOincnrH N O t- IO N CO 00 f N t- O M M N rH cn cn co OtJ PSft CO* rH Cg* rH* rH rH rH* Cg" ©3- lH* Irt* cn* eg m vi- to -gg-d BgS « S a S'Sa a o : 1 CO O ! 1 en ! ! ia CO 1 o O I CO p- O ! co" ! -* ! O ! O i cn eg* CO to* W \ ~* i cn 6^- NOb-t-WHrJ-*COWMMeOC)XtOt-1000bN10C- eg t- w co o oo HOlflNOOOCJ^COCONOMlOOONOtCt-OLOHlCtD •^ t- CO rf o a ^ corHOH^^t-iocoocgiHooencgcnHHcooocgrHcocgTH O O rH m m ■ r- U 0 £ en* to* oo" en* co*'co* co to en co" co in coo •* co tc co cd cs co co ■* h CO CO CO rH o »J©rtftDO)lflt-l>Nt-COHHlO!Ot-CCMCOC!MlOffi CD in O rH to coorHOomenrH eg o t- to eg oo co ^ n t* o co m n rH cn en to CO J- ft o COrHCMrH rH rH rH Cg rH US o P3 «■ Present Debt (exclusive of Debts for Schools, Local Improvements, and Better Housing Scheme). cgooegoo iooooo i rHooocgoooo O ! o oootooo :ooooo ! moooooooo o o cntMrHt-oin oocmoo coinootDcnocno "*, rH cn rf en" in" t-* *** co* ' © o* co" co" cm* l C-" IO o" CO* H tf" o ^ it! co" cococnoinco h n cm rHrHrHiH O ffi N ■* CO IO m t- H (O Tf ; en in cn cm co "<* "-^ -H_ ea- o" ee- , o rJOt-ONHHiJcONCOMMfflMCOt-lONCRt-NlOt- eg t- th co t- rHoincocncocgH^cococgocowcDcgotot-cninrHcoco ■* t- « Tf NCOHHfNlOCO tfl»COt-t-OtfltO O H^ iHoocnmH--riico"rfI_iI_ic-cgiH Ht-tOOCOOMCOH^XMOH ■"* o rH tD to oo co eg •** eg cn to COMHlOHMIfiCOCiCOOMHHtOt-fflOCOrfCOlOffiOi in m o to ■* h n Q n i* h cgocotDcgcococo CO N ffl t- CO CO CM to cn cn t- in K QjH io h* cnihcn" th" th rHcg r-f h n H IO H o" ft &=r -* M- aS Values o Debt m legally tracted. CO » -f t-CO O H o h- co o © cm cn to toootDcommocncnrHmen tocnrHcococgcocnoococgco ■** cn »o eg >h co m hh rH O 00 h *>- oint-cnOTHHcOtr-rHrHCDOrHt-co^Hooococnt-incoco eg co co cm rH rHtomincorHcgrHmcgmmo^t-t-t-rHt-oococDm eg o m co eg l-t-tO»«lOOOMC5»OmX10HOtOXION^Hfl)IO oo en rH rH CO rHCDor^OrHt-^H^rHOH/OOCOCOH^cnrHtr-cnCOen-* eg t- in oo IO t- IO H f CD W HUJ-tfCOtO^aJH CDrHCnCOrHiHiH co cn cn co eg Total which be con eg o w- eg ©9- * -y rt« Value (less epreciation of Water, Irrigation, lectric Ligh and Power, Telephone, ansportatio nd Gaswork Systems. oo o cn 1 O co eo co m -!f m o eg c-_ -tf O -# i o to N to t- co eg in cn 6- cg* to CO* t-" 1 s t» O^ rH 0_ t— o co cn m co in to" eg to to" o CO* 69- CM ! rt o rH eg cn eg ih co 00 00 CO t- co to o in P H &* CO* lO^lflCOlOt-COO'-IOCBffitDCCcCONOOlfl^HlOffl ■* cn m o •f Assessed Value of Land and provemen NOCO^rlOONOtOHHtCClfHt-lOtCHCBtONM to co in oo ** «10NC610'l1t0C"HHteOHt-''*HXI-W^-*10mX en co to to o XtDNlflHHMHlONlOlOOI'Ot-COIMt-lO'rJiXtDlC o o io to en Ot-'^X'i'incOWffiXOWCClflHX^MIDMIClHffiK H O) H ■* IO COtDOt-inrHC-H^'tJ<rHO"!l<OOrHt--rJ-u5THCOrHCOCn''tt cn t- in "* o to* in >h" hT m* eg* rH in* "tjf co" co* ■* en* th" to* h oo" co" th" »h* r- eg cn cn oo CO Cg rH rH rH rH 60- eg eT1 S «o- ~ to CJ 'E t- CO d a h S > H e e 1 i +- I ( p 4- 0 jj i 1 fll ! ! a ! C >» s •5 fl 1 0 j E - c 11 1 § o> > _£ J3 CC i s a n "^ C a I c ct a 5 "c p 6 < i ct E ■ ■ a c h 5 a p3 rt " 2 e B rt > S S 2 § 3 J3 o c m u u l Til, r*i r* j 5 i2 > rt .2 S 5 1 *3 r= 9 £ ft E a ft £ % S =J OJ jj cn cn EH t> 3 "8 E3 e ? H ■** > o >. R 37 VL—STATEMENT OF MATURITIES OF DEBENTURE DEBT AS AT DECEMBER 31st, 1938, AFTER CORRESPONDING DEBENTURES HELD IN SINKING FUND FOR INVESTMENT HAVE BEEN DEDUCTED. Totals. 1939. 1940. 1941. 1942. 1943. 1944. 1945. 1946. 1947. 1948. 1949. Following 1949. Better Housing. Cities—VI.A. , $29,419,804 9,963,701 $251,708 252,810 $281,686 592,602 $471,559 433,131 $675,484 270,526 $605,719 644,366 $615,334 541,238 $592,156 435,072 $355,060 412,338 $400,500 353,876 $1,080,393 216,016 $367,724 29,200 $23,397,231 5,681,239 $325,250 101.287 Districts—VLB. „. Totals $39,383,505 62,461,774 $504,518 886,348 $874,288 999,352 $904,690 1,578,352 $946,010 2,186,316 $1,250,085 1,220,163 $1,156,572 2,536,676 $1,027,228 1,348,052 $767,398 2,327,949 $754,376 1,122,299 $1,296,409 2,192,640 $396,924 1,125,309 $29,078,470 44,738,837 $426,537 199,700 Grand totals _. $101,845,279 $1,390,866 $1,873,640 $2,483,042 $3,132,326 $2,470,248 $3,693,248 $2,375,280 $3,095,347 $1,876,675 $3,489,049 $1,522,233 $73,817,307 $626,237 VI.A.—STATEMENT OF MATURITIES OF DEBENTURE DEBT AS AT DECEMBER 31st, 1938, AFTER CORRESPONDING DEBENTURES HELD IN SINKING FUND FOR INVESTMENT HAVE BEEN DEDUCTED—CITIES. Cities. Totals. 1939. 1 1 1940. 1941. 1 1942. 1 1943. 1944. 1945. 1946. 1947. 1948. 1 1949. Following 1949. Better Housing. $28,500 129,714 287,800 18O',OO0 287,800 5,350 63,091 30,500 8,500^ 115,125 Nil 539,621 64,200' 378,300 Nil 155,500 646,100 937,373 5,033,497 2,317,963 162,900 303,650 180,530 89,500 1,496,994 403,000 214,500 119,000 Nil 905,661 | 300,718 | 14,034,417 | $23,500 $5,000' 9,500 205,500 99,500 117,000 51,091 1 $30,469 11,500 | $42,752 9,000 29,800 29,500 $10,993 27,000' $15,000 $21,000 1 3. Chilliwack | $24,800 2,300 $10>, ooo 3 2,500 15,700 $3,000 13,000 $17,800 $12,100 6,100' 5,350 700 4 40,000. 31,500 $15,000. 33,000 5 6 11,300 7 2,000 7,500 24,000 1,000 1,925 2,000 2,500 • 8 9 10. Grand Forks 42,000 21,500 49,700 10 11 15,339 88,259 56,850 63,623 51,000 7,900 39,500 195,300 36,000 68,000 21,850 12 13 Kaslo 28,200 22,000 13 9,000 98,000 18,000' 17,000 40,000 33,000 66,000 7,300 14 15 16. Merritt 25,000 25,000 23,505 167,200 45,801 2,000 39,500 15,000 10,000 34,500 97,424 89,000 441,500 370,00'0 3,411,159 1,801,303 78,500 16 2,000 14,887 40,500 4,000 2,000 16,000 17,581 17,500 57,500 54,000 254,500 234,000 140,000 12,500 35,100 8,000 48,300 45,700 6,900 6,550 17 18. Nelson 14,000 102,287 117,000 295,840 24,499 51,500 107,900' 21,500 35,500* 11,500' 18 246,711 30,300' 60,000 354,000 ! 58,500 60,000 34,936 19 20 21. Port Alberni 21 22. Port Coquitlam— 23 Port Moody 135,000 102,100' 22 66,185 114,345 23 2,000 10,000 10,000: 25,000 22,000 20,500 32,300 | 94 25. Prince Rupert 26. Revelstoke — 1,464,694 170,000 86,500 25,000 95 11,000 16,000 14,000' 10,000 17,000 8,000 30,000 14,000 67,000 47,000 | 7,500' | 20,000 | 7,000 7,000 78,500- 5,500 32,000 5,000 20,000 ?6 27 2,000 11,500 22,000' 3,000 | 98 9Q 30. Trail - — 31,652 1,914 72,520 3,603 43,780 10,000 65,156 | 103,624 12,000 56,600 | 203,308 62,500 310,604 225,618 13,972,417 2,900 | 600 | 62,000 | 30 31 32 Victoria 1 _ . 39 Totals . $29,419,804 | 1 $251,708 $281,686 $471,559 ! $675,484 $605,719 1 $615,334 $592,156 | 1 $355,060 $400,500 J 1 $1,080,393 $367,724 $23,397,231 $325,250 | I R 39 VLB.—STATEMENT OF MATURITIES OF DEBENTURE DEBT AS AT DECEMBER 31st, 1938, AFTER CORRESPONDING DEBENTURES HELD IN SINKING FUND FOR INVESTMENT HAVE BEEN DEDUCTED—DISTRICTS. Districts. Totals. 1939. 1940. 1941. ! | 1942. 1943. 1944. 1945. 1 1946. 1947. 1 I 1948. 1 1949. Following 1949. Better Housing. $2,463,542 39,700 57,300 106,170 558,908 285,100 Nil 8,000 4,000 12,300 69,235 2,287 30,000 38,170 1,255,160 746,382 17,000 783,500 1,602 1,165,000 565,800 12,600 59,000 Nil 357,400 5,647 93,798 1,226,100 $27,500 7,000 4,100 3,000 1,000 | $113,940 $164,900 7,200 $26,000 $275,600 25,500 $204,500 $307,000' $163,000 $112,600 $1,054,702 $13,800 I 1 2. Chilliwhack 1 ?' 43,700 14,280 51,000 9,500 7,462 1,000 1 ?> 37,594 1,000 3,034 15,800 $25,000 68,000 1 4 20,908 17,000 25,000 391;000 255,500 1 5 2,500 1,000 5,000 4,100 1 fi 7. Fraser Mills 1 7 8. Glenmore . 8,000 1 * 9. Kent 4,000 2,000' 9 10. Langley - 2,000 1,235 2,000- 1,000 2,200 4,100 10 11. Maple Ridge 3,000 2,000 5,000 1,800 2,000 64,000 11 12. Matsqui 287 12 13. Mission 5,000 2,500 17,000 90,642 3,500 48,000 1,602 5,000' 7,200 20,000 85,512 2,500 5,000 2,500 25,000' 13,500 1,000 114,000 5,000 2,500 39,026 80,500 5,000 6,070 63,350 145,000 13 1,800 2,000 1,800 148,000 3,000 1,800 136,310 44,756 2,000 3,000 5,707 $2,000 6,200 765,074 270,465 10,000 520,400 14 34,400 7,300 15 16. Oak Bay 16 17. Peachland 17 18. Penticton 18,000 27,200 15,000 24,500 2,000 10,000 4,400 18 19. Pitt Meadows 19 20. Richmond 40,000 4,000 20,000 15,000 20,000 1,066,000 252,300 20 21. Saanich 286,500 11,000 16,000 21 22. Salmon Arm 3,000 17,000 6,400 3,200 22 23. Spallumcheen 10,000 12,000 31,400 20,000 23 24. Sumas 24 25. Summerland- . 10,100 204 8,427 151,600 5,443 8,427 71,000 2,300 2,500 2,600 7,700 23,800 2,900 3,000 | 11,100 108,400 95 26. Surrey . 26 27. Tadanac 6,737 6,738 25,200 | 6,738 29,500 6,738 9,600 6,738 61,300 6,738 40,000 5,510 5,509 | 83,800 | 5,100 20,398 | 888,800 | 27 28. West Vancouver 16,900 28 Totals $9,983,701 $252,810 $592,602 $433,131 $270,526 | I $644,366 1 $541,238 $435,072 $412,338 $353,876 $216,016 | $29,200 $5,681,239 ! $101,287 REPORT OP DEPUTY MINISTER OP MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, 1938. R 41 VII—SINKING FUNDS, DECEMBER 31st, 1938. Book Value of Investments. Uninvested Cash. Accrued Interest. Total Sinking Fund shown on Balance-sheet, December 31st, 1938. Reported Sinking Fund Own Debentures. Other Securities. Requirements as at December 31st, 1938. Cities—VII. A $4,765,316 2,602,213 $2,727,699 2,005,682 $115,044 268,266 $34,615 38,096 $7,642,674 4,914,257 $8,872,076 5,225,672 Districts—VII.B Totals $7,367,529 ) $4,733,381 ! 10,654,409 | 6,768,613 $383,310 22,151 $72,711 244,817 $12,556,931 17,689,990 $14,097,748 30,756,344* S18.021.938 1 Stl.S01.994 $405,461 $317,528 $30,246,921 $44,854,092 * $1,419,536 applicable to Greater Vancouver "Water District (page 60, Vancouver, 1938, Report). Note.—Some municipalities have written up to par the value of their own debentures, purchased for the sinking funds, while other municipalities carry corresponding purchases at cost. This makes it impossible to compare the condition of the funds accurately. Showing, at the end of the year, the difference between par and cost of the above-referred-to purchases, creates an excess in the sinking fund account. This difference should be spread over the unexpired term of the purchased debenture. Sinking fund computations are not always reflected with exactness. In many cases the requirements are calculated only up to the time of the last tax levy, several months before the end of the year, and allowance is not always made for the accrued interest. VILA.—SINKING FUNDS, DECEMBER 31st, 1938—CITIES. Book Value oi Investments. Uninvested Cash. Accrued Interest. Total Sinking Fund shown on Balance-sheet, December 31st, 1938. Reported Sinking Fund Cities. Own Debentures. Other Securities. Requirements as at December 31st, 1938. $4,000 5,000 43,725 69,900 233,349 $971 117,293 139,839 56,000 80,588 $1,748 3,688 8,202 321 1,749 680' 4,913 1,800 54 $6,719 125,981 191,766 127,615 322,597 $6,670 125,534 176,919 Courtenay. .„ , Cranbrook - — $1,394 6,911 121,074 312,289 5,216 1,000 18,800 58,800 4,800 3,000 79,500 305,000 179,364 1,775,711 1,071,327 49,079 201,600 24,500 32,000 270,900 60,000 11,450 57,500 197,295 2,500 23,075 45,028 6,200 42,023 28,971 50,941 8,050 60,877 * 288,887 38,256 257,978 91,809 377,301 493,530 1,975,269 1,080,893 85,468 217,560 50,978 57,354 400,498t 131,556 27,280 95,889 476,634 77,385 494.632J 28,190 62,344 Fernie . - Grand Forks - . 50 8,500 77,940 57,072 290,414 41,090 Kamloops .— 221,099 33,105 253,685 24 351 1,293 8,964 210,354 Ladysmith - 10,805 71,243 287,645 191,676' 1,754 32,559 10,989 25,000 24,000 111,466 68,683 6,073 32,592 1,504 1,058 26,521 64 7,812 2,678 4,971 906 644 18,132 2,873 9,767 5,797 87.346 418,003 Nelson 7,818 478,525 3,066,779 1,200,241 Port Alberni — Port Coquitlam 1,152 572 710 81,155 385,980 46,575 56,027 186,793 Prince George - Revelstoke - . 7,044 131,485 67,928 115,122 Trail 270,963 68,713 494,632 1,332 6,172 469,228 67,867 494 632 Totals $4,765,316 $2,727,699 $115,044 $34,615 $7,642,674 $8,872,076 * Sinking Funds all applied, "City of Greenwood Relief Act, 1921 " (Second Session). f Includes reserve created by sale of electric light plant. t " Victoria City Debt Refunding Act, 1937.'* R 42 BRITISH COLUMBIA. VII.AL—SINKING FUND LEVIED—CITIES. Cities. 1934. 1935. 1936. 1937. 1938. 1939. Alberni In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. Armstrong — _ _ - In full. None. None. Partial. Partial. In full. Chilliwack _ - Partial. Partial. Partial. Partial. Partial. In full. Courtenay _ * _„. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. Partial. Partial. Partial. Better Housing. Partial. Partial. Cumberland - No debentures issued excepl Duncan . - In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. None. None. None. None. Fernie t - — In full. None. None. None. None. None. In full. None. In full. None. In full. None. In full. None. In full. None. In full. Greenwood %. _. , - None. Kamloops - Partial. Partial. Partial. Partial. In full. In full. Kaslo. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. None. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. ' In full. Ladysmith - No debenture s issued. In full. In full. Partial. Partial. Nelson In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full In full. In full. Partial. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. Prince Rupert None. Partial. Partial. Partial. In full. In full. Revelstoke In full. In full. Partial. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full In full. In full. In full. In full. In full In full In full. In full. Slocan. - No debenture s issued. Trail Partial. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. None In full In full. In full None Vancouver _ In full. Partial. Partial. Partial. Partial. Partial. * In default since 1935; no application for appointment of a Commissioner. t In default; Commissioner appointed by Order in Council No. 77, dated January 16th, 1935. t "City of Greenwood Relief Act, 1921 " (Second Session). § In default; Commissioner appointed by Order in Council No. 498, dated April 21st, 1933. || In default; Commissioner appointed by Order in Council No. 78, dated January 24th, 1933. II " Victoria City Debt Refunding Act, 1937." REPORT OF DEPUTY MINISTER OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, 1938. R 43 VII.B.—SINKING FUNDS, DECEMBER 31st, 1938—DISTRICTS. Book Value of Investments. Uninvested Cash. Accrued Interest. Total Sinking Fund shown on Balance-sheet, December 31st, 1938. Beported Sinking Fund Requirements as at December 31st, 1938. Districts. Own Debentures. Other Securities. $43,916 33,000 57,800 58,000 198,970 150,581 2,000 16,000 10,060 $71,218 4,000 39,707 2,900 54,971 6,844 $109,082 8,516 5,241 2,167 29,259 1,190 $224,216 45,516 103,186 63,067 283,200 158,615 $917,106 34,640 $438 100,208 126,274 268,779 152,877 705 2,090 2,705 18,090 2,541 Kent 15,789 10,352 693 682 21,105 682 19,445 682 918,981 3,414 101,335 371,323 6,500 313,183 2,216 11,769 2,292 73 13,639 5,630 1,032,085 380,247 6,573 684,324 352,896 407,673 21,000 61,960 6,630 841,556 6,632 354,131 346,100 6,658 Penticton 11,402 581,451 53,988 233,200 12,417 11,000 157,000 250,167 172,980 5,486 48,669 35,789 1,493 3,097 1,541 12,952 307,422 429,801 750 20,567 Spallumcheen— - ,. 59,335 198,055 4,629 1,161 1,059 356,216 5,688 322,961 4,187 299,200 339,949 34,512 5,922 679,583 653,632 Totals. $2,602,213 $2,005,682 $268,266 $38,096 $4,914,257 $5,225,672 R 44 BRITISH COLUMBIA. VII.B1.—SINKING FUND LEVIED—DISTRICTS. Districts. 1934. 1935. 1936. 1937. 1938. 1939. Burnaby* . Partial. Partial. None. None. None. None. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. None. In full. Coldstream In full. Coquitlam . In full. None. None. None. None. In full. Delta Partial. Partial. Partial. Partial. Partial. Partial. Esquimalt ... In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. Partial. Fraser Mills No debentures issued. Glenmore - In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. Kent In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. Langley Partial. Partial. Partial. Partial. Partial. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. Matsqui No debentures issued except Better Housing and to Provincial Government. Mission Serial Bonds paid annually. In full. In full. In full. North Vancouver! None. None. None. None. None. None. Oak Bay... In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. Peachland .— - Partial. Partial. Partial. Partial. Partial. Partial. In full. In full. In full. Pitt Meadows - Annual payments to Provincial Government past due. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. Saanich — - In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. Salmon Arm Partial. " In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. Spallumcheen . In full. In full. In full. In full. None. In full. Sumas No debentures issued. Summerland • In full. 1 In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. Surrey— — In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. In full. Tadanac Serial Bonds paid annually. Partial. Partial. Partial. * In default; Commissioner appointed by Order in Council No. 1430, dated December 30th, 1932. t In default; Commissioner appointed by Order in Council No. 1382, dated December 15th, 1932. REPORT OF DEPUTY MINISTER OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, 1938. 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R 47 H > Ul u tA U fc I-H w H O pq oo" TO OS rH O H OS IM m H iH CJ pi ti H M XIX PS W p CO 1 g 1 w 01 CJ M W ><! w «C H H <1 O w < h-t < Ul 1 &H fc <! 9 H p pq £ t-H ^ HH P K- fa o H £ H S w M <! 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P- p c K a B a" 3 0 0 R E- 1 R 48 BRITISH COLUMBIA. C010>*COrHtr-tOlOtOtOCOrH"-iO-^'COO"#Cn cgrHcgtr--*iooocntr-iocntO"*rH'*cncocoto t-co-^coco fr-eo-*eooooO"!rioiooo io-t ■* i-h eg* eg ■rHt-cocnl^ioootr-tocoto-* i-*CO-*(jqtX3cgtr-COCgiOrHrH — doegcorHtr-oocgcgrHtc -j "* rH CM CO o lOMOCMtr-oiOCgCNlOeotr-CO ■COCOOOtr-tr-CMCOCMCOtr-rHrH i ri eocg-ch rHCDiocgegto co pIh" eg "*" w o re oo CO OS o XIX H % a XIX H X < H P r—1 <C p I cj PS H re S w o w p Eh < CO •4 tot-oicoootocoioto-*oto># cocxj-^cnt-egcocncoto^coioco CN CO W CM CO -<* -tf CO -# CO M —* CO tH rH cg" ■>-* 33S13SI31|SaaSl CO* rH* CM CO COO-tfCDCDOOQ-*CnW _J rH CN "* locococgtr-cgcncoioiooOrHcn COlOOTO-a*"*lOt-COlOOCMCO cn t> corHt-t-cgcg co CO rH "# "* fa z p fa o H 2 fa 1 p H XIX H 5 HH H < PS Ph I o CJ t- CO CO CO rH 00 rH IO rH CM IO -# CM ,H M co" CO* 1 IO io tr ! 00 io CN ! ! tr CO 1 CO CO "* to cn io CM CM U i d 1 £ a J £ > 5 REPORT OF DEPUTY MINISTER OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, 1938. R 49 IX.—TAX LEVY, COLLECTIONS, AND PERCENTAGES FOR THE YEAR 1938. Tax Levy for 1938. 1938 Taxes collected. Percentage 1938 Taxes collected. Total Uncollected Taxes December 31st, 1937. Other than 1938 Taxes collected. Percentage of other than 1938 Taxes collected. Total Taxes collected (1938 and other than 1938). Total Taxes collected (1938 and other than 1938) shown as Percentage of 1938 Levy. Cities—IX.A.. - - $4,291,784 2,961,154 49,537 $3,471,751 2,260,410 38,107 80.8 76.3 76.8 $1,803,824 1,078,304 18,713 $749,286 555,763 10,185 41.5 51.5 54.4 $4,221,037 2,816,173 48,292 98.3 Districts—IX.B Villages—IX.C ~ . 95.1 97.5 Totals $7,302,475 11,010,715 $5,770,268 10,189,768 78.9 92.5 $2,900,841 5,947,985 $1,315,234 1,625,103 45.3 27.3 $7,085,502 11,814,870 97.0 Vancouver* 107.3 Grand totals $18,313,190 $15,960,036 87.1 $8,848,826 $2,904,337 33.2 $18,900,372 103.2 Note.—Cities and Districts impose percentage additions to current year's taxes unpaid (R.S.B.C. 1936, chapter 199, section 257). Villages impose percentage additions to current year's taxes unpaid (R.S.B.C. 1936, chapter 203, section 57). Vancouver allows rebates on gross current year's tax levy ("Vancouver Incorporation Act," section 163, subsection (306) ). * Figures from Comptroller's Report, 1938, page 7. R 50 BRITISH COLUMBIA. Cities. IX.A, -TAX LEVY, COLLECTIONS, AND PERCENTAGES FOR THE YEAR 1938—CITIES. Tax Levy for 1938. Alberni Armstrong Chilliwack _ Courtenay Cranbrook Cumberland—. Duncan— Enderby Fernie— Grand Forks.. Greenwood — Kamloops Kaslo— — Kelowna Ladysmith .... Merritt Nanaimo Nelson— New Westminster- North Vancouver- Port Alberni— Port Coquitlam Port Moody Prince George Prince Rupert Revelstoke Rossland Salmon Arm Slocan Trail Vernon — Victoria - Totals 1938 Taxes collected. $19,406 22,006 65,807 28,670 65,350 13,779 31,544 13,540 49,451 27,036- 4,736 171,794 13,320 116,521 17,984 24,135 153,020 126,754 590,847 198,913 70,768 43,409 36,207 44,848 198,097 61,098 50,149 24,043 1,569 227,864 135,140 1,643,979 Percentage 1938 Taxes collected $14,733 18,549 55,061 23,337 55,199 12,152 28,938 9,863 32,644 20,538 3,149 139,622 9,857 109,877 15,065 14,392 130,983 106,273 476,380 144,893 58,473 33,112 20,064 30,936 123,234 48,235 39,296 18,335 1,308 203,551 118,890 1,354,812 Total Uncollected Taxes December 31st, 1937. 76.0 83.5 83.6 81.3 84.5 88.2 91.7 72.8 66.0 76.0 66.6 81.2 74.0 94.3 83.8 59.7 85.6 83.9 80.6 72.8 82.7 76.2 55.4 69.0 62.2 79.0 78.3 76.2 83.3 89.3 88.0 82.4 Other than 1938 Taxes collected. $4,638 5,622 17,971 8,479 17,463 2,946 3,127 4,534 25,423 5,177 2,733 50,939 5,176 7,712 5,368 15,207 26,402 33,680 207,160 101,601 19,840 15,142 9,426 22,188 515,951 20,089 20,048 11,163 3,404 28,492 18,529 668.194 1,291,784 3,471,751 80.8 I $1,803,824 Percentage of other than 1938 Taxes ollected. I $3,041 3,372 11,342 6,398 10,657 850 2,042 2,768 11,868 4,881 762 34,272 3,255 4,897 3,067 9,448 19,353 24,030 80,311 51,178 7,413 8,142 3,999 11,697 42,400 12,315 9,344 7,890 910 21,042 13,691 322.651 65.5 59.9 63.1 75.4 61.0 28.8 65.2 61.0 46.6 94.2 27.8 67.2 62.8 63.4 57.1 62.1 73.3 71.3 38.7 50.3 37.3 53.8 42.4 52.7 8.1 61.3 46.6 67.8 26.7 73.8 73.8 56.7 Total Taxes collected (1938 and other than 1938). Total Taxes collected (1938 and other than 1938) shown as Percentage of 1938 Levy. $749,286 41.5 | $4,221,037 REPORT OF DEPUTY MINISTER OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, 1938. R 51 IX.B.—TAX LEVY, COLLECTIONS, AND PERCENTAGES FOR THE YEAR 1938—DISTRICTS. Districts. Tax Levy for 1938. 1938 Taxes collected. Percentage 1938 Taxes collected. Total Uncollected Taxes December 31st, 1937. Other than 1938 Taxes collected. Percentage of other than 1938, Taxes collected. Total Taxes collected (1938 and other than 1938). Total Taxes collected (1938 and other than 1938) shown as Percentage of 1938 Levy. I Burnaby Chilliwhack Coldstream Coquitlam.. Delta Esquimalt __ Fraser Mills Glenmore Kent Langley Maple Ridge Matsqui Mission North Cowichan... North Vancouver. Oak Bay- Peachland Penticton Pitt Meadows Richmond „, Saanich.. Salmon Arm. Spallumcheen. Sumas.'. Summerland Surrey _ Tadanac. West Vancouver... Totals. $610,252 96,194 21,913 44,410 107,746 86,349 6,922 7,177 21,978 84,786 67,937 46,315 104,140 65,447 188,174 213,307 5,369 132,746 13,095 167,644 240,249 27,640 37,673 30,017 37,967 174,912 126,185 194.610 $2,961,154 $384,522 81,070 18,824 31,457 94,297 72,673 6,915 6,006 17,503 56,328 52,985 31,777 91,951 53,276 99,323 196,984 3,358 115,645 8,505 128,353 201,393 21,006 31,660 19,268 32,766 135,350 126,119 141,096 62.9 84.2 85.9 70.8 87.5 84.1 99.8 83.6 79.6 66.4 78.0 68.6 88.3 81.4 52.8 92.3 62.5 87.1 64.9 76.6 83.8 75.9 84.0 64.2 86.3 77.4 99.9 72.5 $307,716 21,922 6,488 20,431 19,846 21,546 1,591 7,737 37,117 27,217 20,891 23,818 16,485 143,109 25,290 3,610 25,104 8,579 46,462 61,581 12,198 7,261 49,633 8,415 63,079 69 91,109 $160,048 10,835 4,376 7,983 12,444 12,379 825 3,103 20,216 16,744 12,309 6,290 11,284 46,469 18,659 2,562 16,218 4,765 26,905 43,830 8,399 4,489 8,934 5,546 33,860 69 56,222 51.9 49.4 67.4 39.1 62.7 57.4 51.8 40.0 54.4 61.5 58.9 26.4 68.4 32.4 73.8 70.9 64.6 55.5 57.9 71.1 68.9 61.8 18.0 65.8 53.6 100.0 61.6 $2,260,410 76.3 $1,078,304 $555,763 | 51.5 $544,570 91,905 23,200 39,440 106,741 85,052 6,915 6,831 20,606 76,544 69,729 44,086 98,241 64,560 145,792 215,643 5,920 131,863 13,270 155,258 245,223 29,405 36,149 28,202 38,312 169,210 126,188 197,318 $2,816,173 89.2 95.5 105.8 88.8 99.1 98.5 99.8 95.1 93.7 90.2 102.6 95.2 94.3 98.6 77.5 101.0 110.2 99.3 101.4 92.6 102.0 106.3 95.9 93.9 100.9 96.7 101.3 101.3 95.1 R 52 BRITISH COLUMBIA. IX.C—TAX LEVY, COLLECTIONS, AND PERCENTAGES FOR THE YEAR 1938—VILLAGES. Villages. Tax Levy for 1938. ' 1938 Taxes collected. Percentage 1938 Taxes collected. Total Uncollected Taxes December 31st, 1937. Other than 1938 Taxes collected. Percentage of other than 1938 Taxes collected. Total Taxes collected (1938 and other than 1938). Total Taxes collected (1938 and other than 1938) shown as Percentage of 1938 Levy. Abbotsford $2,973 789 2,623 5,548 1,653 519 1,401 1,776 11,279 979 833 3,377 711 4,104 4,410 1,701 576 1,372 2,913 $2,587 493 2,320 4,596 1,370 486 956 1,607 9,113 765 494 2,362 501 2,791 2,476 1,118 563 994 2,515 87.0 62.4 88.4 82.8 82.9 93.6 68.2 90.4 80.7 78.1 59.3 68.6 70.4 68.0 56.1 65.7 97.7 72.7 86.3 $713 388 130 1,816 131 47 841 237 4,648 129 787 1,825 270 2,230 3,127 656 18 416 304 $441 244 58 1,123 88 34 557 77 2,343 44 362 1,209 224 938 1,360 274 7 497 305 61.8 62.8 44.6 61.8 67.1 72.3 66.2 32.4 50.4 34.1 46.0 66.2 82.9 42.0 43.4 41.7 38.8 119.5 100.3 $3,028 737 2,378 5,719 1,458 520 1,513 1,684 11,456 809 856 3,571 725 3,729 3,836 1,392 570 1,491 2,820 101.8 93.4 Chapman Camp 90.6 103.1 88.2 Gibsons Landing 100.0 107.9 94.8 101.7 82.6 102.8 Quesnel 105.7 101.9 90.8 86.9 81.8 98.9 108.6 96.8 $49,537 $38,107 76.8 $18,713 $10,185 54.4 $48,292 97.5 REPORT OF DEPUTY MINISTER OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, 1938. R 53 X.—CASH IN BANK AND ON HAND, DECEMBER 31st, 1938. Cash in Bank and on Hand, December 31st, 1937. Receipts of 1938. Total. Disbursements of 1938. Cash in Bank and on Hand. December 31st, 1938. Cities—X.A. $515,461 552,589 20,071 $13,765,006 8,042,223 99,615 $14,280,467 8,594,812 119,686 $13,843,334 8,181,848 99.365 $437,133 Villages—X.C 412,964 20.321 Totals $1,088,121 $21,906,844 $22,994,965 $22,124,547 j $870,418 Note.—Proof of cash for Vancouver is omitted inasmuch as figures are not available. X.A.—CASH IN BANK AND ON HAND, DECEMBER 3 1st, 1938—CITIES. Cities. Cash in Bank and on Hand, December 31st, 1937. Receipts of 1938. Total. Disbursements of 1938. Cash in Bank and on Hand, December 31st, 1938. Alberni— Armstrong Chilliwaek Courtenay Cranbrook Cumberland... Duncan— Enderby. Fernie Grand Forks . Greenwood Kamloops Kaslo — Kelowna Ladysmith Merritt Nanaimo Nelson New Westminster- North Vancouver- Port Alberni — Port Coquitlam Port Moody Prince George Prince Rupert Revelstoke Rossland Salmon Arm Slocan Trail Vernon Victoria- Totals. $2,' 27, 5 3, 11, 5, 7, 18 10, 232 ,042 253 344 103 516 602 721 ,435 ,334* 771 18 ,112 ,882 ,078 ,335 ,519 ,319 350 ,093* .278 .466 ,360 ,489 453 ,628 ,140 683 ,102 988 .303* ,274 930 $515,461 $46,999 64,848 155,179 152,431 410,515 55,840 96,159 34,662 188,557 83,006 13,136 688,447 46,005 406,361 73,779 84,856 411,256 596,388 2,266,063 677,532 205,689 97,377 66,277 150,455 412,298 316,081 144,801 68,325 5,933 889,818 411,776 4,444,157 $49,041 65,101 182,523 157,534 414,031 56,442 107,880 40,097 181,223 83,777 13,154 700,559 50,887 437,439 75,114 93,375 430,575 618,738 2,210,970 764,810 207,155 110,737 71,766 150,908 483,926 324,221 145,484 75,427 6,921 871,515 422,050 4,677,087 $13,765,006 I $14,280,467 $46,387 63,316 148,147 149,628 409,871 53,176 106,118 32,058 178,722 83,436 12,930 698,685 49,538 391,688 77,736 82,936 407,588 597,283 2,309,787 734,041 196,813 98,778 67,361 148,640 410,533 302,277 149,308 68,817 5,450 845,696 415,268 4,501,322 $13,843,334 $2,654 1,785 34,376 7,906 4,160 3,266 1,762 8,03S 2,501 341 224 1,874 1,349 45,751 2,622* 10,439 22,987 21,455 98,817* 30,769 10,342 11,959 4,405 2,268 73,393 21,944 3,824* 6,610 1,471 25,819 6,782 175,765 $437,133 1 Overdraft. R 54 BRITISH COLUMBIA. X.B.—CASH IN BANK AND ON HAND, DECEMBER 31st, 1938—DISTRICTS. Districts. Cash in Bank and on Hand, December 31st, 1937. Receipts of 1938. Total. Disbursements of 1938. Cash in Bank and on Hand, December 31st, 1938. Burnaby - - $112,919 12,914 9,081 1,713* 60,831 18,644 368 2,088 3,078 5,820 726 1,929 4,016 7,585 44,903 78,507 4,069 16,451 542 42,787 5,465 1,685 10,243 1,011 28,161 8,889* 176 99,212 $1,403,804 228,007 53,695 191,449 385,143 155,332 8,779 13,716 49,278 274,632 207,688 136,636 246,738 162,857 327,947 473,497 32,869 565,569 34,346 534,529 738,076 64,527 83,779 55,957 315,497 569.278 135,353 593,245 $1,516,723 240,921 62,776 189,736 435,974 173,976 9,137 15,804 52.356 280,452 208,414 138,665 250,754 170,442 372,850 552,004 36,938 582,020 34,888 577,316 743,641 66,212 94,022 56,968 343,648 560,389 135,529 692,457 $1,427,213 216,324 56,469 208,555 387,359 158,889 7,717 13,573 48,869 273,676 206,830 140,145 257,501 166,122 341,909 494,739 32,808 561,691 33,813 540,252 737,750 60,098 89,070 67,860 318,767 567,192 135,163 641,494 $89,510 24,597 6,307 18,819* Delta - Esquimalt 48,615 15,087 1.420 2,231 Kent - 3,487 6,776 1.584 1,580* Mission - - North Cowichan — 6,747* 4,320 30,941 57,265 4,130 20,329 1,075 37,064 5,791 Salmon Arm - Spallumcheen. 6,114 4,952 892* 24,881 6,803* 366 60,963 $552,589 $8,042,223 $8,594,812 $8,181,848 $412,964 * Overdraft. X.C.—CASH IN BANK AND ON HAND, DECEMBER 31st, 1938—VILLAGES. Villages. Cash in Bank and on Hand, December 31st, 1937. Receipts of 1938. Total. Disbursements of 1938. Cash in Bank and on Hand, December 31st, 1938. $3,628 202 249 129 764 742 8,025 943 506 325 703 731 698 245* 1,720 247* 1,023 327 152* $12,268 1,243 2,837 10,351 3,157 1,600 4,159 2,567 22,066 1,361 1,689 5,706 1,123 12,609 5,439 3,359 1,150 2,762 4,169 $15,896 1,445 3,086 10,480 3,921 2,342 12,184 3,510 22,572 1,686 2,392 6,437 1,821 12,364 7,159 3,112 2,173 3,089 4,017 $11,886 1,160 2,568 10,127 • • 3,465 1,327 4,339 2,697 22.545 1,365 2,110 4,990 1,084 12,583 6,957 3,061 1,415 3,016 3,760 $4,010 285 518 353 456 1,015 7,845 813 27 321 282 1,537 737 219* 1,202 Toflno — Vanderhoof— _ — 51 758 73 257 $20,071 $99,615 $119,686 $99,365 $20,321 * Overdraft. XL—RECEIPTS, 1938 R 55 Taxes of Current Year. Taxes of other than Current Year. Net Proceeds from Tax Sale of Current Year. Proceeds from Sale of Reverted Tax Sale Land. | Proceeds from Redemption of Tax Sale Land. Other Taxes. Licences and Professional Taxes. Permits and Fees. Administration of Justice. Provincial Government Grants. School Board Receipts (other than Taxes and Grants). Public Utilities. Transfers under Section 208 Interde- partmenta Credits (other than Utilities). Other Current Revenue Receipts. Total Current Revenue Receipts. General Funds. Proceeds from Loans and other Non-revenue Receipts. By-law Receipts. Trust Funds Receipts. Sinking Funds Receipts. Total Receipts. Schools. Motor Licences. Unemployment Relief (Direct). Other. Cities- XI.A $3,471,751 2,260,410 38,107 $749,286 555,763 10,185 $6,694 12,946 530 $179,354 173,237 572 $23,285 60,970 336 $112,726 46,948 2.916 $263,974 82,958 16,769 $141,019 18,120 210 $58,348 16,568 $583,132 544,770 $154,643 136,195 9,148 $484,060 708,133 1,622 $36,458 32,673 757 $161,503 23,820 $2,277,189 785,246 5,790 $8,334 16,974 $148,469 50,741 | «Q88 OSS 1 <6Q 948 S1H $38,150 58,529 $2,761,107 1,269,390 4,489 $432,038 369,021 $255,862 66,781 $1,029,339 633,326 $13,765,006 8,042,223 99,615 Districts—XI.B 118,704 8,184 5,645,176 95,126 Villages—XI.C Totals $5,770,268 $1,315,234 $20,170 $353,163 $84,591 1 $162,590 $363,701 $159,349 $74,916 $1,127,902 $299,986 $1,193,815 $69,888 1 $185,223 $3,068,225 $25,308 $199,210 $515,173 $14,988,812 $96,679 $4,034,986 $801,059 $322,643 $1,662,665 $21,906,844 1 Note.—Receipts for Vancouver are omitted as figures on a cash basis are not obtainable. XI.A.—RECEIPTS, 1938—CITIES. Taxes of Current Year.' Taxes of other than Current Year. Net Proceeds from Tax Sale of Current Year. Proceeds from Sale of Reverted Tax Sale Land. Proceeds from Redemption of Tax Sale Land. Other Taxes. Licences and Professional Taxes. Permits and Fees. Administration of Justice. Provincial Government Grants. School Board Receipts (other than Taxes and Grants). Public Utilities. Transfers under Section 208 Interdepartmental Credits (other than Utilities). Other Current Revenue Receipts. Total Current Revenue Receipts. General Funds. Proceeds from Loans and other Non-revenue Receipts. By-law Receipts. Trust Funds Receipts. Sinking Funds Receipts. Total Receipts. Cities. Schools. Motor Licences. Unemployment Relief (Direct). Other. $14,733 18,549 55,061 23,337 55,199 12,152 28,938 9,863 32,644 20,538 3,149 139,622 9,857 109,877 15,065 14,392 130,983 106,273 476,380 144,893 58,473 33,112 20,064 30,936 123,234 48,235 39,296 18,335 1,308 J 203,551 118,890 1,354,812 $3,041 3,372 11,342 6,398 10,657 850 2,042 2,768 11,868 4,881 762 34,272 3,255 4,897 3,067 9,448 19,353 24,030 80,311 51,178 7,413 8,142 3,999 11,697 42,400 12,315 9,344 7,890 910 21,042 13,691 322,651 1 $13 28 1 $2,831 189 507 2,428 2,682 $54 $587 311 1,435 675 1,814 2,260 779 109 1,476 257 130 5,181 76 2,235 1,798 308 3,184 14,601 4,859 3,789 4,891 361 1,411 795 2,377 1,598 2,360 452 66 16,248 6,342 29,961 $722 1,055 6,923 4,823 4,830 2,812 5,638 442 3,145 1,220 305 6,769 335 7,649 1,907 1,799 10,534 8,593 22,440 10,164 5,615 2,035 2,634 4,536 10,127 1,786 2,402 1,879 $1,275 1,191 182 936 220 18 342 42 1,456 25 $802 229 837 572 2,478 45 $4,227 $769 1,083 2,695 1,335 3,358 2,596 2,019 608 2,992 1,420 187 6,753 572 5,097 1,580 1,419 7,386 6,561 19,188 9,319 2,580 1,437 1,380 2,714 6,953 2,996 3,118 909 221 8,293 4,311 42,794 | $3,474 3,776 6,236 3,328 12,049 1,052 $284 14,805 758 1,797 1,428 19,477 710 1,701 3,238 177 10,206 3,307 399 2,429 3,943 16,023 20,289 3,743 1,016 598 1,117 152 1,973 303 5,598 98 2,160 7,713 36,061 $6,783 7,494 64,795 82,943 3,892 3,151 45,530 22,846 1,985 53,525 12,669 147,597 26,464 24,798 66,943 267,701 426,594 240,784 $39,595 38,150 122,354 128,499 210,624 41,340 77,627 24,086 132,529 73,344 13,136 305,358 33,827 342,516 73,599 73,264 315,214 499,738 1,469,148 612,046 150,474 69,643 52,149 123,446 332,189 163,082 111,270 54,480 5,933 392,701 290,003 2,877,146 $1,374 938 2,228 $2,000 19,300 18,344 $950 $3,080 6,271 11,365 22,420 114,953 $46,999 64,848 155,179 152,431 410,515 55,840 96,159 34,662 188,557 83,006 13,136 688,447 46,005 406,361 73,779 84,856 411,256 596,388 2,266,063 677,532 205,689 97,377 66,277 150,455 412,298 316,081 144,801 68,325 5,933 889,818 411,776 4,444,157 1 $873 1,509 4,118 10,541 595 94 892 5,265 2,003 1,778 5,173 116 2,423 367 2,096 3,512 14,255 133,166 11,171 1,763 1,083 1,005 1,639 11,931 5,576 1,303 800 „ 153 12,832 5,698 144,555 $189 888 1,512 7,112 2 2,339 66 18,483 9,478 19,071 17,495 14,338 4,094 22,957 11,977 4,008 22,347 4,415 25,329 16,722 6,739 27,929 25,619 70,331 34,339 14,791 6,586 6,485 7,845 16,188 16,554 15,496 5,701 2,570 30,070 31,354 69,594 3 4. Courtenay 103 $5,349 2,985 4 2,198 55,953 14,500 11,000 6,683 15,120 7,500 19,675 5 $37 6 7. Duncan 68 1,946 1,008 420 387 2,843 1,310 5,166 2,498 38,065 852 7 41 1,184 1,061 405 182 120 261 32 1,974 3 1,098 288 337 1,602 5,721 16,438 1,254 2,560 175 310 496 3,527 477 1,223 100 8 9. Fernie 748 1,008 1,566 5,986 17,356 1,750 13,141 1,033 8,063 35,003 7,625 117,211 51,322 11,728 7,951 3,774 9,038 21,239 2,715 3,519 9 517 10 11. Greenwood 800 11 277 70 96 83 1,468 110 2,200 587 1,198 5,209 2,731 32,749 20,450 5,276 1,954 2,517 621 7,621 280 1,050 1,900 25 7,403 226 4,460 1,331 1,098 1,056 10,281 35,564 1,765 1,300 883 6,350 72,485 9,500 6 8,534 93 6,247 180 1,016 7,225 13,676 79,425 15,000 233 1,402 3,973 580 6,665 21,482 135 4 295,714 2,585 52,430 12 13 Kaslo 196 372 $2,921 1,170 13 2,918 5,168 14 15 16. Merritt 310 | 10,266 20,817 54,165 48,770 7,646 15,346 16,332 1,553 12,373 62,989 29,086 5,342 6,034 16 91 369 1,291 3,387 963 29 353 877 54,000 28,809 596,160 30,000 30,320 10,000 6,500 7,207 39 29,231 25,679 6,000 14,000 17 18. Nelson 144 12,139 5,111 1,009 5,755 2,564 18 72,560 19 267 60 12,840 4,539 20 21 Port Alberni 28,309 4,777 21 4,879 7,619 49,922 75,557 70,034 20,549 7,212 582 68,279 36,459 401,294 22 23 Port Moody 2,102 6,845 10,416 2,177 1,807 23 296 3,508 134 917 7,375 162 2,511 17 4 24 25. Prince Rupert 25 962 71,023 2,375 26 9,600 168 27 28 29. Slocan 221,848 24,820 29 30. Trail 11 136 594 308 199 11,027 11,514 7,498 111,843 5,978 23,023 29,982 5,735 1,508 7,964 2,407 27,971 103,747 4,273 13,791 5,649 13,536* 91,868 77,496 1,535,413 3,703 1,562 70,066 165,907 12,246 5,068 30 5,210 74,911 31 32. Victoria 4,532 130,824 32 Totals $3,471,751 I $749,286 $6,694 $179,354 $23,285 1 $112,726 ! $263,974 $141,019 $58,348 1 $583,132 I $154,643 $484,060 $36,458 $161,503 $2,277,189 $8,334 $148,469 $388,285 $9,248,510 $38,150 $2,761,107 $432,038 $255,862 $1,029,339 $13,765,006- * Figures in italics denote deductions. XI.B.—RECEIPTS, 1938—DISTRICTS. R 57 Districts. Taxes of Current Year. Taxes of other than Current Year. Net Proceeds from Tax Sale of Current Year. Proceeds from Sale of Reverted Tax Sale Land. Proceeds from Redemption of Tax Sale Land. Other Taxes. Licences and Professional Taxes. Permits and Fees. Administration of Justice. Provincial Government Grants. Schools. Motor Licences. Unemployment Relief (Direct). Other. School Board Receipts (other than Taxes and Grants). Public Utilities. Transfers under Section 208. Interdepartmental Credits (other than Utilities). Other Current Revenue Receipts. Total Current Revenue Receipts. General Funds. Proceeds from Loans and other Non-revenue Receipts. By-law Receipts. Trust Funds Receipts. Sinking Funds Receipts. Total Receipts. 1. Burnaby 2. Chilliwhack 3. Coldstream 4. Coquitlam 5. Delta 6. Esquimalt 7. Fraser Mills 8. Glenmore 9. Kent 10. Langley 11. Maple Ridge 12. Matsqui 13. Mission 14. North Cowichan... 15. North Vancouver. 16. Oak Bay 17. Peach land 18. Penticton 19. Pitt Meadows 20. Richmond 21. Saanich 22. Salmon Arm 23. Spallumcheen 24. Sumas 25. Summerland 26. Surrey ._ 27. Tadanac 28. West Vancouver- Totals $384,522 81,070 18,824 31,457 94,297 72,673 6,915 6,006 17,503 56,328 52,985 31,777 91,951 53,276 99,323 196,984 3,358 115,645 8,505 128,353 201,393 21,006 31,660 19,268 32,766 135,350 126,119 141,096 $2,260,410 $160,048 ' 10,835 4,376 7,983 12,444 12,379 825 3,103 20,216 16,744 12,309 6,290 11,284 46,469 18,659 2,562 16,218 4,765 26,905 43,830 8,399 4,489 8,934 5,546 33,860 69 56,222 $3,051 237 2,576 349 32 67 2,566 315 311 1,078 91 63 346 618 181 712 72 192 $54,835 998 659 2,297 604 3,342 332 4,291 1,842 2,036 1,983 5,955 20,646 9,554 1,756 8,504 705 1,289 17,195 2,107 20 2,912 5,200 24,175 $555,763 $12,946 $173,237 $27,708 2,278 240 913 801 2,371 1,097 64 321 8,961 445 1,676 1,503 1,004 2,243 1,603 2,508 5,234 $5,390 3,857 706 2,185 591 985 1,085 285 689 1,362 5,068 1,278 549 3,577 1,808 2,616 64 848 846 4,188 4,630 560 158 343 1,316 1,491 $10,387 2,692 2,366 2,238 1,306 105 1,235 5,910 5,136 2,926 175 2,716 2,896 2,480 270 6,533 1,077 12,869 2,654 210 55 630 1,490 8,979 5,623 $2,695 89 673 68 319 40 472 326 303 130 1,287 1,081 2,198 61 1,198 43 248 1,092 957 80 1,369 3,391 $1,835 2,007 21 310 198 673 523 1,026 846 71 115 320 234 75 2,177 288 839 556 54 57 385 2,387 293 1,278 $117,628 36,516 1,768 18,532 17,003 9,967 668 8,528 33,945 32,197 21,692 6,897 12,628 10,666 2,497 31,588 4,918 44,411 41,117 6,190 1,277 9,916 55,797 $27,992 6,353 949 5,334 4,061 3,585 674 332 1,322 6,063 5,400 4,199 2,495 3,604 5,243 6,452 348 5,082 911 8,959 14,200 1,830 1,784 1,984 1,960 9,330 508 5,241 $299,305 2,217 24,925 8,590 1,597 203 2,149 51,331 13,780 30,433 15,396 13,247 46,511 3,267 611 22,306 2,212 13,182 46,275 2,884 2,305 5,732 923 85,420 13,332 $60,970 $46,948 $82,958 $18,120 16,568 $544,770 | $136,195 $708,133 $8,8 651 5,362 400 161 1,192 5,219 247 1,117 475 314 705 1,350 430 5,639 $1,038 36 1,767 437 219 168 723 1,925 $118,995 2,984 20,638 $2,528 $32,673 2,257 294 47 1,027 23 4,453 751 3,449 15 714 1,919 2,550 $23,820 21,067 62,620 4,476 157,854 65,545 93,965 77,319 158,432 10,066 4,380 $785,246 $16,974 $3,000 149 1,678 125 45,789 $50,741 $16,305 16,712 1,195 11,968 6,479 2,486 44 1,495 1,946 781 2,279 1,139 273 17,648 5,368 784 5,631 938 1,205 3,924 177 165 1,099 2,998 6,004 6,740 2,921 $1,231,734 177,669 34,483 111,710 173,010 113,495 8,779 10,189 37,248 188,550 141,312 87,922 149,455 102,978 286,843 332,727 16,885 384,782 26,336 313,996 519,592 46,813 43,112 39,593 138,397 355,253 133,822 438,491 $118,704 | 1,645,176 $256 189 1,635 4,073* 9,369 232 757* 2,082 366 3,246 910 35,793 1,689* 3,306 4,448 1,364 2,"369 1,834* 1,317 $58,529 $100,000 15,000 10,500 40,574 95,000 23,278 3,199 12,000 90,000 53,660 46,695 46,900 24,000 27,800 70,000 7,100 85,000 180,000 10,796 21,200 15,000 215,000 1,518 75,170 $1 25,500 25,000 70,942 50,383 34,970 42,337 10,000 17,063 13,122 $24,046 3,784 200 1,995 149 258 1,787 1,014 8,081 5,853 9 4,978 2,123 4,790 2,288 330 13 4,544 $47,767 6,054 8,323 14,165 46,191 14,929 324 3,089 652 5,223 90,498 5,609 85,500 84,495 35,383 3,612 12,731 94,708 . 320 73,723 $1,269,390 $369,021 $66,781 $633,326 $1,403,804 228,007 53,695 191,449 385,143 155,332 8,779 13,716 49,278 274,632 207,688 136,636 246,738 162,857 327,947 473,497 32,869 565,569 34,346 534,529 738,076 64,527 83,779 55,957 315,497 569,278 135,353 593,245 $8,042,223 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 * Figures in italics denote deductions. XI.C—RECEIPTS, 1938—VILLAGES. Taxes of Current Year. Taxes of other than Current Year. Net Proceeds from Tax Sale of Current Year. Proceeds from Sale of Reverted Tax Sale Land. Proceeds from^ Redemption of Tax Sale Land. Other Taxes. Licences and Professional Taxes. Permits and Fees. Administration of Justice. Provincial Government Grants. School Board Receipts (other than Taxes and Grants). Public Utilities. Transfers under Section 208. Interde- partmenta Credits (other than Utilities). Other Current Revenue Receipts. Total Current Revenue Receipts. General Funds. Proceeds from Loans and other Non-revenue Receipts. By-law Receipts. Trust Funds Receipts. Sinking Funds Receipts. Total Receipts. Villages. Schools. Motor Licences. Unemployment Relief (Direct). Other. $2,587 493 2,320 4,596 1,370 486 956 1,607 9,113 765 ' 494 2,362 501 2,791 2,476 1,118 563 994 2,515 $441 244 58 1,123 88 34 557 77 2,343 44 362 1,209 224 938 1,360 274 7 497 305 $100 $156 $3,619 255 $10 14 $558 221 416 761 389 143 409 243 1,439 335 198 489 298 1,094 668 385 328 334 440 $3,882 $915 16 $12,268 1,243 2,837 9,851 3,157 1,600 4,159 2,367 20,876 1,361 1,440 5,706 1,123 11,009 5,439 3,109 1,150 2,262 4,169 i $12,268 1,243 2,837 10,351 3,157 1,600 4,159 2,567 22,066 1,361 1,689 5,706 1,123 12,609 5,439 3,359 1,150 2,762 4,169 1 2 43 217 75 18 170 137 1,215 25 11 3 1,578 1,180 177 730 160 4,116 190 350 1,467 60 971 422 345 78 310 761 14 8 7 4 1,562 17 53 644 143 172 2 25 77 29 4,253 67 115 3 37 54 $500 4 30 681 516 5 $1 54 6 7. Hope 67 $52 200 1,190 249 7 8. McBride 8 43 375 $1,622 $438 9 10 11. Pouce Coupe- 60 11 12. Quesnel... . . 42 12 18. Silverton 11 379 86 116 171 86 13 14. Smithers 222 168 5 182 37 37 10 8 319 1,600 250 14 15. Stewart 15 16. Terrace 30 681 16 17. Tofino 17 18. Vanderhoof 4 94 500 18 19. Williams Lake 19 Totals $38,107 $10,185 $530 $572 $336 $2,916 $16,769 $210 $9,148 $1,622 $757 $5,790 $8,184 $95,126 $4,489 $99,615 I l XII.—DISBURSEMENTS, 1938. R 59 Debenture Interest (exclusive of Schools and Public Utilities). Sinking Funds deposited (exclusive of Schools and Public Utilities). Board of Works. Street- lighting. Parks and Cemeteries. Fire Protection. Health and Sanitation. Hospitalization. Social Assistance. Donations and Grants. Administration of Justice. Council Indemnities. Administration Salaries. Administration Expenses. Schools and Debenture Interest and Sinking Fund deposited. Public Utilities: Maintenance and Operation, Construction and Equipment from Revenue, Debenture Interest paid and Sinking Fund deposited. Capital Expenditure from Revenue (exclusive of Public Utilities). Other Current Revenue Disbursements. Total Current Revenue Disbursements. General Funds. Loans repaid and other Non-revenue Disbursements. By-law Disbursements. Trust Funds Disbursements. Sinking Funds Disbursements. Total Disbursements. Cities XII.A. $872,427 138.087 $141,200 86.719 $590,285 795,676 30,268 $139,111 68,432 8,983 $171,297 43,222 1,415 $425,140 79,049 3,097 $189,059 96,147 4,547 $166,583 106,468 5,570 $1,018,609 998,291 4,139 $69,279 19,227 1,156 $310,752 149,194 $45,766 38,352 3,001 $278,907 147,519 10,447 $1,778,668 863,244 3,876 $133,344 144,799 8,483 $349,039 211,783 6,208 $9,204,985 5,722,526 96,395 $59,087 102,261 $2,841,070 1,238,463 2,970 $378,100 420,710 $256,952 119,697 $1,103,140 578,191 $13,843,334 8,181,848 99,365 Districts—XII.B 184,570 5,205 1,551,747 Villages—XILC Totals $1,010,514 | $227,919 $1,416,229 $216,526 $215,934 $507,286 $289,753 $278,621 $2,021,039 $89,662 $459,946 $87,119 $436,873 $535,513 $3,731,528 $2,645,788 $286,626 $567,030 $15,023,906 $161,348 $4,082,503 $798,810 $376,649 $1,681,331 $22,124,547 Note.—Disbursements for Vancouver are omitted inasmuch as figures on a cash basis are not obtainable. XII.A.—DISBURSEMENTS, 1938—CITIES. Cities. Debenture Interest (exclusive of Schools and Public Utilities). Sinking Funds deposited (exclusive of Schools and Public Utilities). Board of Works. Street- lighting. Parks and Cemeteries. Fire Protection. Health and Sanitation. Hospitalization. Social Assistance. Donations and Grants. Administration of Justice. Council Indemnities. Administration Salaries. Administration Expenses. Schools and Debenture Interest and Sinking Fund deposited. Public Utilities: Maintenance and Operation, Construction and Equipment from Revenue, Debenture Interest paid and Sinking Fund deposited. Capital Expenditure from Revenue (exclusive of Public Utilities). Other Current Revenue Disbursements. Total Current Revenue Disbursements. General Funds. Loans repaid and other Non-revenue Disbursements. By-law Disbursements. Trust Funds Disbursements. Sinking Funds Disbursements. Total Disbursements. 1. Alberni 2 $456 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. Armstrong Chilliwack Courtenay Cranbrook Cumberland- Duncan Enderby Fernie 632 ,106 822 751 Grand Forks Greenwood Kamloops Kaslo Kelowna Ladysmith Merritt Nanaimo Nelson New Westminster- North Vancouver- Port Alberni Port Coquitlam Port Moody Prince George Prince Rupert Revelstoke Rossland Salmon Arm Slocan 0. Trail.. 31. 32. Vernon Victoria- Totals.. 27 ,878 856 ,807 6,980 2, 25, 11, 196, 650 712 485 022 736 268 720 1, 49: % 2, 2, 710 728 450 960 2,' 452; 532 652 297 5,339 6,856 10,605 1,800 19,000 13,672 5,029 2,832 2,286 6,849 3,011 3,271 2,604 16,267 10,142 2,090 27,832 1,259 $872,427 $141,200 $2,893 1,655 6,648 16,470 9,015 7,113 9,237 1,880 6,651 797 549 22,430 1,262 23,303 3,505 2,221 24,928 32,814 64,846 75,101 10,571 8,298 7,700 2,281 9,164 9,117 14,887 4,602 116 42,332 24,145 143,754 $1,319 1,000 3,470 2,982 1,076 2,862 766 205 255 5,381 1,980 3,040' 4,000 9,330 3,756 12,746 13,867 3,940 1,330 1,383 5,008 9,195 868 1,216 1,429 190 4,096 4,758 37,663 $590,285 $139,111 $299 145 9 1,679 526 185 218 7 7,093 418 7,679 337 46 4,577 11,438 32,452 11,804 730 634 228 1,315 739 784 292 10,993 3,013 73,657 $1,623 436 5,631 2,107 8,511 728 2,066 295 5,100 1,539 324 16,974 437 8,585 1,229 688 10,289 13,927 72,544 21,563 2,604 923 368 6,642 13,081 4,950 11,488 322 14,091 9,162 186,913 $121 188 219 1,148 436 538 285 166 1,387 249 165 7,208 100' 11,018 1,305 906 10,563 11,045 25,069 7,558 1,785 342 1,769 604 8,656 1,516 6,066 240 11,850 2,971 73,586 $1,137 525 1,719 2,156 1,431 519 2,347 84 3,000 1,168 83 8,901 5,549 2,374 1,749 5,388 7,979 22,612 5,052 3,101 2,388 240 3,068 961 75 14,550 5,000 63,427 $171,297 | $425,140 1 $189,059 $166,583 $5,953 6,964 9,984 1,780 18,853 2,058 1,051 1,253 21,736 7,568 46 49,135 3,710 21,555 9,116 10,879 66,696 16,031 215,981 73,874 21,456 12,597 6,475 17,756 45,848 1,727 11,870 6,244 64 10,388 43,871 296,090 $1,018,609 $250 502 482 275 1,911 150 200 107 845 235 50 2,800 100 3,295 228 124 4,142 2,134 4,144 627 342 483 106 340 630 1,073 411 649 2,168 2,430 38,046 $692 1,109 4,464 2,308 5,771 2,142 2,010 1,307 5,695 2,010 265 9,274 425 7,441 397 2,443 8,430 10,008 57,663 11,278 5,144 1,754 2,414 5,347 11,227 4,540 5,038 1,862 17,379 6,666 114,249 $720 1,300 1,680 700> 30 835 2,550 2,110 700 2,380 1,400' 4,950 2,400f 2,400 1,200 1,254 1,380 3,0OOf 1,050 657 1,000 2,400 1,750 7,920 $69,279 $310,752 $45,766 $1,947 1,837 3,560 1,458 4,863 1,027 2,643 2,482 4,625 1,540 9,430 1,733 10,736 2,122 2,926 7,187 16,026 32,654 17,466 4,545 2,730 2,325 3,933 11,886 6,082 3,744 1,779 505 20,402 4,488 90,226 $877 3,919 3,602 1,591 10,996 962 2,254 1,495 3,366 3,642 1,073 8,564 1,353 10,295 1,461 1,623 6,562 19,011 98,349 28,666 5,706 2,089 4,027 1,850 7,859 6,075 1,161 1,666 112 17,067 7,413 81,052 $278,907 | $345,738 $13,817 9,291 58,432 25,896 52,847 25,268 44,541 8,158 43,698 28,185 6,286 91,548 9,338 77,503 30,644 16,034 77,664 118,615 308,849 111,237 44,525 17,742 17,297 24,494 68,080 49,437 39,360 20,670 3,807 130,265 97,102 509,151 $6,002 5,763 52,209 61,656 3,892 3,138 21,620 20,956 896 24,331 5,229 109,568 23,510 22,010 47,742 154,187 297,849 220,478 24,356 6,087 4,460 36,346 61,193 58,457 17,681 9,500 581 22,346 28,153 428,472 $2,179,781 $1,778,668 $156 127 8,957 985 248 403 209 535 7,202 12,263 39,680 8,932 32,881 3,669 474 5,188 1,952 343 9,140 $527 1,229 2,273 15,343 595 293 1,139 1,700 3,514 9,143 4,924 5,249 808 753 1,183 29,426 55,345 4,699 1,959 1,894 918 3,903 6,805 4,409 1,037 26,874 163,097 $38,789 40,093 119,776 120,992 223,525 42,176 77,917 22,733 138,826 76,208 12,930 323,443 31,009 331,198 77,736 71,884 315,059 505,811 1,511,007 639,287 141,112 71,094 50,970 122,002 326,126 161,291 121,732 57,328 5,450 387,034 280,847 2,759,600 $1,086 137 1,605 224* 462 $133,344 $349,039 $9,204,985 1,052* 1,268 3,201 8,730 16,496 1,071 1,546 1,469 7,630 321* 2,139 550 11,536 $59,087 $2,012 19,300 18,343 738 43,268 11,000 11,763 8,000 5,000 59,973 15,924 48,000 26,949 562,113 53,925 39,109 10,000 8,000 12,972 4,346 23,696 22,679 6,000 89,451 98,286 1,640,223 $2,500 19,366 $2,841,070 14,000 62,706 9,207 55,164 2,522 193,928 18,707 $378,100 $180 1,923 5,478 7,216 476 263 3,171 1,097 10,138 6,214 1,018 10,740 10,303 87,103 12,500 233 1,601 2,806 381 6,307 21,522 8,459 1,568 56,255 $256,952 $2,000 3,606 6,500 22,420 116,496 16,186 600 36,725 1,131 306,183 2,605 52,518 8,766 19,789 51,019 78,128 11,833 6,081 16,083 4,039 11,816 66,124 40,604 2,375 5,810 164,685 15,310 33,708 $1,103,140 $46,387 63,316 148,147 149,628 409,871 53,176 106,118 32,058 178,722 83,436 12,930 698,685 49,538 391,688 77,736 82,936 407,588 597,283 2,309,787 734,041 196,813 98,778 67,361 148,640 410,533 302,277 149,308 68,817 5,450 845,696 415,268 4,501,322 $13,843,334 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 * Figures in italics denote deductions. t Commissioner. XII.B.—DISBURSEMENTS, 1938—DISTRICTS. R 61 Districts. Debenture Interest (exclusive of Schools and Public Utilities). Sinking Funds deposited (exclusive of Schools and Public Utilities). Board of Works. Street- lighting. Parks and Cemeteries. Fire Protection. Health and Sanitation. Hospitalization. Social Assistance. Donations and Grants. Administration of Justice. Council Indemnities. Administration Salaries. Administration Expenses. Schools and Debenture Interest and Sinking Fund deposited. Public Utilities: Maintenance • and Operation, Construction and Equipment from Revenue, Debenture Interest paid and Sinking Fund deposited. Capital Expenditure from Revenue (exclusive of Public Utilities). Other Current Revenue Disbursements. Total Current Revenue Disbursements. General Funds. Loans repaid and other Non-revenue Disbursements. By-law- Disbursements. Trust Funds Disbursements. Sinking Funds Disbursements. Total Disbursements. 1. Burnaby $25 1,960 $20,418 3,419 $47,008 41,462 2,779 7,120 38,151 10,083 1,455 2,619 6,972 71,885 39,857 11,552 43,043 17,169 49,725 50,738 681 22,058 | 6,286 | 37,567 60,505 1 7,597 | 6,952 | 20,382 6,898 1 135,153 | 26,875 23,104 j $27,630 35 $6,421 $16,828 12 $50,744 234 10 117 225 3,677 75 892 755 150 1,507 951 4,144 11,701 50 3,379 108 2,103 6,733 277 | 86 $22,445 2,363 749 $476,849 16,103 925 46,939 15,880 6,922 107 280 5,613 17,590 7,758 45,918 25,244 20',244 78,179 10,155 826 37,792 4,044 14,127 90,294 6,468 ! 5,154 5,897 1,339 36,159 $3,372 1,088 35 50 517 76 50 514 140 445 2,051 60 190 495 774 800 60 1,849 390 1,158 j 1,555 75 825 308 120 755 1,020 | 455 | $31,709 3,075 262 2,176 3,226 6,405 1,424 $3,900f 1,500 $31,548 3,794 2,009 3,682 3,169 4,600 360 889 1,330 5,307 3,755 3,910 2,143 4,154 12,440 9,980 1,200 6,822 1,476 6,490 j 9,498 2,672 | 2,287 1,511 ] 6,455 | 7,186 | 335 1 $32,824 6,748 1,065 4,361 2,948 3,903 195 326 660 4,723 5,370 3,969 3,953 7,249 36,576 4,265 1,502 7,681 1,141 8,840 14,931 1,911 2,826 1,261 2,971 10,021 | 278 1 $293,929 78,741 8,890 32,227 47,451 36,600 3,386 4,259 18,931 66,928 66,064 13,187 $112,216 $4,525 5,146 $18,698 29,571 3,664 6,868 1,721 1,816 $1,201,089 195,251 35,716 115,860 175,091 113,807 7,717 10,349 36,869 201,623 152,635 93,401 149,454 106,565 305,046 337,703 16,695 395,071 28,118 324,939 518,935 49,085 48,032 42,078 138,002 360,925 123,781 438,689 $67,143 $110,000 $25,890 3,386 196 $23,091 $1,427,213 216,324 56,469 208,555 387,359 158,889 7,717 13,573 48,869 273,676 206,830 140,145 257,501 166,122 341,909 494,739 32,808 561,691 33,813 540,252 737,750 60,098 89,070 57,860 318,767 567,192 135,163 641,494 1 2. Chilli whack $17,687 2 8. Coldstream . 15,337 337 10,500 42,000 78,873 23,000 9,720 14,429 36,528 18,988 1 8 4. Coquitlam 7,679 8,607 21,975 2,476 150 15 2,000 1,150 1,400 36,266 96,589 1 4 S. Delta 4,557 6,453 2,613 4,464 410 44,876 278 2,037 5 6. Esquimalt 1,569 240 860 2,563 90 441 1,057 6 7. Fraser Mills 7 8. Glenmore 12 31 1,159 1,482 244 342 420 600 2,400 1,450 1,700 1,900 1,100 l,500f 995 35 1,373 8,987 4,236 3,092 66,769 4,007 | 9,248 j 6,335 | 34 | 3,164 12,000 80,000 51,050 43,350 60,910 24,000 23,700 60 8 9. Kent 506 210 910 638 5,612 2,565 513 1,500 1,629 6,287 13,621 313 7,688 268 10,798 14,477 | 693 | 755 | 675 | 1,005 ] 11,370 | 7,952 | 12,558 | 9 10. Langley. 4,327 6,761 5,983 1,320 5,255 3,966 500 394 6,316 748 4,024 13,549 1,827 11,158 2,741 3,123 943 2,818 7,522 | 6,029 | 9,294* 245 1,281 1,347 10 11. Maple Ridge 4,125 2,115 640 319 2,113 2,581 11 12. Matsqui 12 13. Mission 455 145 1,334 7,271 22,004 51 9,877 29 2,118 11,360 49 47,137 34,747 13 14. North Cowichan 180 3,547 24,220 150 6,442 272 39,708 54,838 93,943 4,857 96,716 11,715 110,353 136,478 16,961 20,826 7,382 29,702 116,269 ! 50,640 | 90,766 147 663 6,863 5,157 7 14 15. North Vancouver 7,173 5,968 400 4,000 410 5,210 23 2,950 100 21,446 51,846 5,190 165,086 6,300 89,465 6,106 73,624 15 16. Oak Bay 20,388 544 3,740 537 61,877 10,000 18,150 16 17. Peachland 420 1,630 475 2,500 ' 1,800 1,195 962 1,550 1,200 2,500 300 2,800 17 18. Penticton 11,045 | 16 | 29,457 | 42,490 2,105 | 156 195 | 20-,115 | 1,293 1,498 | 1,714* 782 | 74,690 5,500 103,000 170,000 9,000 22,050 15,000 18 19. Pitt Meadows 1,322 | 865 | 1,727 | 2,321 | 141 | 1,055 | 3,422 | 18,597 | 15,684 | 195 | 19 20. Richmon d 16,064 1,222 1,489 2,400 4,002 1,197 2,135 4,806 2,632 71,841 111,119 14,713 2,197 13,501 75,288 34,021 515 14,704 20 21. Saan ich 21 22. Salmon Arm 1,310 12 | 151 | 174 | 8,096 | 11,661 2,424 | 22 23. Spallumcheen 5,998 23 "24. Sumas 959 1,533 10,602 2,102 3,258 947 | 896 j 24 25. Summerland 873 282 504 | 62 903 1,976 545 10>,804 1 21 | 129 | 1,897 | 2,828 | 3,375 | 79,857 79,112 335 101,318 5 25 26. Surrey 7,762 | 9,850 | 871 | 198,500 • 1,518 ] 76,658 | 26 27. Tadanac 3,561 1 1,081 | 14 | 50,743 27 28. West Vancouver 36,847 12,107 | 21,485 | 8,526 | 12,072 | 183,435 1 13,397 | 3,025 71,508 28 Totals $138,087 1 $86,719 | $795,676 | $68,432 $43,222 | $79,049 | $96,147 | $106,468 $998,291 | $19,227 | 1 $149,194 | $38,352 1 1 1 $147,519 1 $184,570 1 1 $1,551,747 j $863,244 $144,799 | 1 $211,783 | $5,722,526 $102,261 1 $1,238,463 | $420,710 $119,697 | $578,191 1 $8,181,848 | 1 * Figures in italics denote deductions. t Commissioner. XII.C—DISBURSEMENTS, 1938—VILLAGES. R 63 Villages. Debenture Interest (exclusive of Schools and Public Utilities). Sinking Funds deposited (exclusive of Schools and Public Utilities). Board of Works. Street- lighting. Parks and Cemeteries. Fire Protection. Health and Sanitation. Hospitalization. Social Assistance. Donations and Grants. Administration of Justice. Commissioners' Indemnities. Administration Salaries. Administration Expenses. Schools and Debenture Interest and Sinking Fund deposited. Public Utilities: Maintenance and Operation, Construction and Equipment from Revenue, Debenture Interest paid and Sinking Fund deposited. Capital Expenditure from Revenue (exclusive of Public Utilities). Other Current Revenue Disbursements. Total Current Revenue Disbursements. General Funds. Loans repaid and other Non-revenue Disbursements. By-law Disbursements. Trust Funds Disbursements. Sinking Funds Disbursements. Total Disbursements. 1. Abbotsford $4,098 131 1,962 2,257 1,209 129 294 858 8,774 431 642 945 362 3,073 2,537 498 1,091 690 287 $1,321 304 140 707 422 $247 $360 10 36 121 57 $241 147 222 685 $425 25 $300 $1,173 428 150 564 800 181 460 360 999 200 300 720 200* 1,800 900 617 180 360 555 $568 18 58 396 47 $2,755 $27 $371 82 $11,886 1,160 2,568 9,627 3,465 1,327 4,339 2,327 22,545 1,365 2,110 4,900 1,084 10,983 5,957 3,061 1,415 2,516 3,760 $11,886 1,160 2,568 10,127 3,465 1,327 4,339 2,697 22,545 1,365 2,110 4,900 1,084 12,583 5,957 3,061 1,415 3,016 3,760 1 $15 2 3 381 409 21 29 50 10 60 139 85 108 20 70 10 300 2,523 1,239 363 1,225 1,255 92 105 506 379 1,385 60 83 71 73 370 534 48 31 342 421 $500 4 28 304 255 5 199 404 48 987 177 36 300 150 300 6 192 51 53 181 1 127 89 120 325 376 220 830 41 126 978 45 370 296 302 113 91 330 7 8. McBride 370 8 2,159 252 363 1,185 216 736 465 36 1,105 95 56 45 33 260 83 15 $4,139 1,276 q 10 115 300 405 221 11 55 60 3,233 175 250 145 741 301 378 1? 13. Silverton . 13 100 175 300 300 1,600 14 65 126 633 15 16. Terrace 534 16 17. Torino 17 18. Vanderhoof 29 456 10 161 686 8 8 637 300 300 445 500 18 . 100 60 19 Totals 1 $30,268 $8,983 $1,415 $3,097 $4,547 $5,570 $4,139 $1,156 $3,001 $10,447 $5,205 $3,876 $8,483 $6,208 $96,395 $2,970 $99,365 I REPORT OF DEPUTY MINISTER OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, 1938. R 65 m H H cq M ■i eg IO -tf ! to 00 5r! 1° « 00 CO CJ CO ! IX) IO CU t-i .p O C- tH 00 1 fc- to CSl" lO ! rh" oo" 69- co t~ : co Zh D3 a ee- £ i Hi A . 00 ■># xo cvl r}H CM lO ^ fijg t-H 00 CO CO i-H «J CJ IO t~ t~ *o CO fc- o to .-H t-t rH OO CJ i-t CM CO tr tM CM io Q 6-r &S- CM -H 00 o to 00 CO CO tO CO C" t- Ci CO -4 CO c\ cs t- oo io t- rt io i-h 1* co co co IO 0 CO CV CO C US «- 69- cs u- IO to cm" e/s- TJ CO « ■* cc ! IO CO ■* o- ! O CO OT EH CP OC -rf cc id o eg OS r- eo cm ! 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Cities—XIV.A. ... $143,898 129,500 $110,952 111,159 71.4 69.0 $16,311 71,067 $6,117,403 4,010,448 5.585 $6,244,666 Districts—XIV.B - 4,192,674 V illages—XIV. C 5.585 Totals $273,398 206,541 $222,111 179,764 70.2 86.7 $87,378 169,056 $10,133,436 5,295,135 $10,442,925 5,633,459* $479,939 $401,875 78.4 $256,434 $15,428,571 $16,076,384 * Figures from Comptroller's Report for 1938, page 7. XIV.A.—TAX SALE LANDS, AS AT DECEMBER 31st, 1938—CITIES. 1938 Tax Sale. 1937 Tax Sale (Subject to Redemption) ; not Available for Registration. Previous Tax Sales; Registered or Available for Registration. Cities. Upset Price. Acquired by Municipality (Subject to Redemption). Total. Amount. Percentage. $829 127 970 685 2,396 $704 127 759 609 1,770 84.9 100.0 78.2 88.9 73.9 100.0 71.8 100.0 86.7 100.0 95.4 100.0 92.4 51.5 89.6 69.2 100.0 100.0 95.6 98.4 100.0 100.0 100.0 69.6 63.0 78.5 $30,016 11,712 15,331 4,346 11,192 $30,720 11,839 $1,436 17,526 4,955 12,962 110 208 4,465 1,350 1,163 2,818 660 308 300 20,866 86,900 59,258 45,407 42,047 10,529 33,912 17,084 81,038 48,765 26,167 568,768 1,236,516 63,294 259,627 230,760 279,819 485,758 61,021 4,156 6,418 43,587 1,898 107,417 2,223,494 300 208 21,074 612 641 87,512 970 1,163 2,445 560 294 60',869 46,570 44,492 987 ■ 12,076 34,206 442 17,526 1,847 1,487 2,252 27,987 3,119 1,818 1,748 2,797 6,711 25,868 1,696 396 56 2,069 234 1,148 46,676 1,847 1,113 2,061 14,418 2,796 1,259 1,748 2,797 6,415 25,475 1,696 82,885 49,878 28,228 583,186 10,550 1,249,862 Port Alberni Port Coquitlam — 64,553 261,375 233,557 286,234 511,233 62,717 4,156 56 2,069 163 724 36,706 6,474 Slocan— . „ Trail 1,044 46,700 2,061 108,141 599 2,260,799 Totals $143,898 $110,952 71.4 $16,311 $6,117,403 $6,244,666 REPORT OF DEPUTY MINISTER OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, 1938. R 71 XIV.B.—TAX SALE LANDS, AS AT DECEMBER 31st, 1938—DISTRICTS. 1938 Tax Sale. 1937 Tax Sale (Subject to Redemption) ; not Available for Registration. Previous Tax Sales ; Registered or Available for Registration. Districts. Upset Price. Acquired by Municipality (Subject to Redemption). Total. Amount. Percentage. $48,404 5,095 571 6,323 381 3,884 $43,801 4,853 571 5,974 287 3,449 90.4 95.2 100.0 94.4 75.3 88.8 100.0 63.6 41.5 94.4 58.3 93.1 88.3 100.0 70.6 $46,854 1,226 2,247 169 1,078 $1,965,773 2,002 8,659 63,156 12,106 171,071 $2,056,428 8,081 Coldstream .... 11,477 69,299 13,471 Delta 174,520 Kent - 2,492 6,823 2,671 2,492 4,345 1,109 16,005 20,648 20,391 12,669 10,895 17,886 1,269,480 64,855 16,049 66,511 6,157 53,462 37,587 12,834 280 250 29,846 30,843 18,497 24,993 21,500 12,669 1,777 1,315 16,359 1,120 325 1,188 1,215 6,008 7,258 2,105 206 267 825 5,465 1,677 767 15,240 99 325 829 12,572 18,653 North Vancouver... Oak Bay 17,219 1,301,939 64,954 16,374 67,340 1.216 1 100.0 805 281 8,177 5,662 3,958 1,779 141 94.2 54.5 84.5 68.4 93.9 89.6 93.0 59,405 41,545 Salmon Arm 80 14,693 421 274 524 775 4,902 30,621 35,745 7,423 6,909 834 101,033 108,776 Totals ... $129,500 $111,159 69.0 $71,067 $4,010,448 $4,192,674 XIV.C—TAX SALE LANDS, AS AT DECEMBER 3 1st, 1938—VILLAGES. Villages. Abbotsford Hope McBride Mission Stewart Totals $5,585 R 73 XV.—PERCENTAGE RELATIONSHIP OF THE ASSESSED VALUE OF LANDS AND IMPROVEMENTS ACQUIRED THROUGH TAX SALES, TO 1938 ASSESSMENT Land. Improvements. Total Land and Improvements. Total Assessed Value (Land and Improvements). Total Assessments less Exemptions. Percentage Total Assessments less Exemptions to Total Assessed Value (Land and Improvements ). Total Assessments less Exemptions other than Land and Improvements acquired through Tax Sales. Percentage Total Assessments less Exemptions other than Land and Improvements acquired through Tax Sales to Total Assessed Value (Land and Improvements) . Total Assessed Value. Total Assessed Value of Land acquired through Tax Sales. Percentage Assessed Value of Land acquired through Tax Sales to Total Assessed Value. Total Assessed Value. Total Assessed Value of Improvements acquired through Tax Sales. Percentage Assessed Value of Improvements acquired through Tax Sales to Total Assessed Value. Total Assessed Value. Total Assessed Value of Land and Improvements acquired through Tax Sales. Percentage Assessed Value of Land and Improvements acquired through Tax Sales to Total Assessed Value. Cities—XV.A ... $71,294,743 74,483,559 1,969,940 $13,237,113 12,321,415 22,435 18.56 16.53 1.14 $113,603,677 123,575,485 4,483,077 $1,270,556 610,873 700 1.11 0.49 0.001 $184,898,420 198,059,044 6,453,017 $14,507,669 12,932,288 23,135 7.84 6.53 0.36 $184,898,420 198,059,044 6,453,017 $131,381,671 143,564,111 5,370,670 71.05 72.47 83.19 $145,889,340 156,496,399 5,393,805 78.89 79.00 83.55 Districts—XV.B Villages—XV.C Totals Vancouver $147,748,242 156,451,890 $25,580,963 4,121,120 17.31 2.63 $241,662,239 206,877,153 $1,882,129 82,140 0.78 0.039 $389,410,481 363,329,043 $27,463,092 4,203,260 7.05 1.16 $389,410,481 363,329,043 $280,316,452 303,349,968 71.99 83.48 $307,779,544 307,553,228 79.04 84.64 Grand totals $304,200,132 $29,702,083 9.76 $448,539,392 $1,964,269 0.437 $752,739,524 $31,666,352 4.21 $752,739,524 $583,666,420 77.51 $615,332,772 81.72 XV.A.—PERCENTAGE RELATIONSHIP OF THE ASSESSED VALUE OF LANDS AND IMPROVEMENTS ACQUIRED THROUGH TAX SALES, TO 1938 ASSESSMENT—CITIES. Cities. Total Assessed Value. Total Assessed Value of Land acquired through Tax Sales. Percentage Assessed Value of Land acquired through Tax Sales to Total Assessed Value. Improvements. Total Assessed Value. Total Assessed Value of Improvements acquired through Tax Sales. Percentage Assessed Value of Improvements acquired through Tax Sales to Total Assessed Value. Total Land and Improvements. Total Assessed Value. Total Assessed Value of Land and Improvements acquired through Tax Sales. Percentage Assessed Value of Land and Improvements acquired through Tax Sales to Total Assessed Value. Total Assessed Value (Land and Improvements). Total Assessments less Exemptions. Percentage Total Assessments less Exemptions to Total Assessed Value (Land and Improvements) . Total Assessments less Exemptions other than Land and Improvements acquired through Tax Sales. Percentage Total Assessments less Exemptions other than Land and Improvements acquired through Tax Sales to Total Assessed Value (Land and Improvements) . 1. Alberni 2. Armstrong 3. Chilliwack 4. Courtenay 5. Cranbrook 6. Cumberland 7. Duncan 8. Enderby 9. Fernie 10. Grand Forks 11. Greenwood 12. Kamloops 13. Kaslo 14. Kelowna 15. Ladysmith 16. Merritt 17. Nanaimo 18. Nelson 19. New Westminster 20. North Vancouver.. 21. Port Alberni 22. Port Coquitlam ...... 23. Port Moody 24. Prince George 25. Prince Rupert ___.... 26. Revelstoke 27. Rossland 28. Salmon Arm 29. Slocan 30. Trail 31. Vernon 32. Victoria $385,728 407,252 818,830 394,651 675,331 136,492 489,544 324,067 522,836 569,277 208,233 2,158,597 219,777 1,571,342 289,545 745,259 2,0-29,810 1,899,100 12,125,426 6,091,543 940,408 1,388,681 1,163,701 1,851,755 3,852,350 908,590 543,640 350,007 80,575 1,634,398 1,551,371 24,966,627 Totals . $71,294,743 $140,555 11,585 52,400 33,180 29,675 700 93,475 138,253 269,810 161,123 135,775 31,590 198,870 68,300 484,275 131,150 53,810 1,411,371 2,364,675 115,869 627,135 612,693 850,350 824,985 241,750 32,790 48,614 47,885 9,210 233,770 3,781,490 $13,237,113 36.43 2.84 6.39 8.41 4.39 0.14 28.85 26.43 47.37 77.38 6.29 14.37 12.65 23.59 64.94 6.46 2.83 11.64 38.80 12.31 45.18 52.67 45.93 21.41 26.59 6.03 13.89 59.42 0.56 15.07 15.15 $427,830 630,875 1,844,800 903,990 1,666,025 314,905 1,310,690 361,410 1,573,906 701,890 211,333 4,883,930 373,490 4,138,555 304,945 622,150 4,154,560 4,961,040 16,603,298 4,169,700 2,130,110 711,345 468,500 1,545,440 5,262,825 1,850,560 1,275,790 663,125 77,590 5,054,970 3,044,525 41,359,575 18.56 $113,603,677 $7,300 1,950 14,440 197,713 10,270 58,933 500 6,440 6,725 18,350 9,000 20,750 4,160 136,870 54,700 1,210 1,450 27,560 104,210 14,300 4,700 5,675 560,990 $1,270,556 "1.15 0.10 0.14 12.56 1.46 27.88 0.01 1.72 0.16 6.01 1.44 0.49 0.08 0.82 1.31 0.05 0.20 1.78 1.97 0.77 0.37 0.85 $813,558 1,038,127 2,663,630 1,298,641 2,341,356 451,397 1,800,234 685,477 2,096,742 1,271,167 419,566 7,042,527 593,267 5,709,897 594,490 1,367,409 6,184,370 6,860,140 28,728,724 10,261,243 3,070,518 2,100.026 1,632,201 3,397,195 9,115,175 2,759,150 1,819,430 1,013,132 158,165 6,689,368 4,595,896 66,326,202 $184,8 5,420 $140,555 18,885 54,350 33,180 32,035 700 107,915 335,966 280,080 220,056 136,275 38,030 205,595 86,650 493,275 151,900 57,970 1,548,241 2,419,375 117,079 628,585 612,693 877,910 929,195 256,050 37,490 54,289 47,885 9,210 233,770 4,342,480 $14,507,669 17.27 1.81 2.04 2.55 1.36 0.04 15.74 16.02 22.03 52.43 1.93 6.40 3.59 14.57 36.08 2.45 0.84 5.38 23.58 3.81 29.92 37.54 25.84 10.19 9.28 2.06 5.36 30.28 0.14 5.08 6.54 7.84 $813,558 1,038,127 2,663,630 1,298,641 2,341,356 451,397 1,800,234 685,477 2,096,742 1,271,167 419,566 7,042,527 593,267 5,709,897 594,490 1,367,409 6,184,370 6,860,140 28,728,724 10,261,243 3,070,518 2,100,026 1,632,201 3,397,195 9,115,175 2,759,150 1,819,430 1,013,132 158,165 6,689,368 4,595,896 66,326,202 $605: 772 2,30'6, 1,135, 1,981, 334, 1,517, 434, 1,241, 776, 132, 5,924, 401, 4,905, 463, 754, 5,505, 5,704, 19,572, 5,733, 2,513, 1,243, 948, 2,081, 5,402, 2,012, 1,227, 797, 95, 5,958, 3,567, 45,378, ,713 ,062 ,280 ,731 ,851 ,422 ,814 ,309 ,947 ,757 ,625 ,862 ,996 ,642 ,665 ,254 110 ,235 ,263 090 ,614 .283 980 ,764 ,860 400 820 004 615 005 416 ,282 $184,898,420 $131,381,671 74.44 74.38 86.60 87.49 82.51 74.07 84.31 63.36 59.24 61.10 31.60 84.13 67.73 85.90 77.99 55.17 89.02 83.11 68.11 55.87 81.87 59.19 58.14 61.26 59.27 72.93 67.49 78.67 60.48 89.01 77.59 $746 790 2,360: 1,168, 1,963, 334 1,518, 542 1,577 1,056. 352, 6,061, 440, 5,111, 550, 1,247, 5,657, 5,762, 21,120, 8,152, 2,630, 1,871, 1,561, 2,959, 6,332, 2,268, 1,265, 851, 143, 5,967, 3,801, 49,720, ,268 ,947 ,630 911 886 ,422 514 ,224 913 ,837 681 ,137 026 237 315 529 010 205 504 465 693 868 673 674 055 450 310 293 500 215 186 762 $145,889,340 91.71 76.19 88.64 90.04 83.87 74.07 84.35 79.10 75.26 83.13 84.03 86.06 74.13 89.49 92.56 91.25 91.47 83.95 73.49 79.45 85.68 89.11 95.68 87.10 69.46 82.21 69.55 84.0-3 90.76 89.15 82.67 74.92 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 78.£ R 75 XV.B.—PERCENTAGE RELATIONSHIP OF THE ASSESSED VALUE OF LANDS AND IMPROVEM] 3NTS ACQU IRED THROUGH TAX SALES, TO 1938 ASSESSMENT- -DISTRICTS Land. Improvements. Total Land and Improvements. Total Assessed Value (Land and Improvements). Total Assessments less Exemptions. Percentage Total Assessments less Exemptions to Total Assessed Value (Land and Improvements ). Total Assessments less Exemptions other than Land and Improvements acquired through Tax Sales. Percentage Total Assessments less Exemptions other than Land and Improvements acquired through Tax Sales to Total Assessed Value (Land and Improvements) . Districts. Total Assessed Value. i Total Assessed Value of Land acquired through Tax Sales. Percentage Assessed Value of Land acquired through Tax Sales to Total Assessed Value. Total Assessed Value. Total Assessed Value of Improvements acquired through Tax Sales. Percentage Assessed Value of Improvements acquired through Tax Sales to Total Assessed Value. Total Assessed Value. Total Assessed Value of Land and Improvements acquired through Tax Sales. Percentage Assessed Value of Land and Improvements acquired through Tax Sales to Total Assessed Value. 1. Burnaby 2. Chilliwhack 3. Coldstream*— $13,410,250 3,396,644 640,460 7,861,698 3,600,155 2,105,232 142,730 148,970 815,076 2,358,663 1,623,546 1,324,906 777,568 1,370,708 6,131,543 3,291,970 246,416 2,072,240 738,230 4,978,835 3,822,268 827,73.6 1,534,590 868,024 1,091,605 5,364,314 190,633 3,748,549 $5,525,065 2,825 35,850 372,235 36,861 686,980 41.20 0.08 5.30 4.73 1.02 32.63 2.45 3.27 4.49 6.76 7.77 9.06 54.57 2.70 27.87 7.96 6.13 5.43 8.43 10.87 0.06 0.07 5.67 5.65 12.08 $12,988,075 2,279,860 401,825 6,924,250 1,941,360 10,046,175 639,878 272,750 680,115 2,823,497 2,382,070 2,110,113 5,302,598 2,684,090 2,978,905 8,495,140 197,456 4,510,510 419,130 3,856,580 9,332,196 990,825 461,735 587,815 1,819,359 4,426,075 29,325,022 4,698,081 $246,860 200 2,000 1.90 0.0008 0.49 0.134 0.055 1.47 0.60 0.285 2.01 6.77 0.177 4.99 0.006 1.72 0.022 1.90 0.108 2.10 0.17 0.001 0.41 0.28 0.29 $26,398,325 5,676,504 1,042,285 14,785,948 5,541,515 12,151,407 782,608 421,720 1,495,191 5,182,160 4,005,616 3,435,019 6,080,166 4,054,798 9,110,448 11,787,110 443,872 6,582,750 1,157,360 8,835,415 13,154,464 1,818,561 1,996,325 1,455,839 2,910,964 9,790,389 29,515,655 8,446,630 $5,771,925 3,025 37,850 372,235 39,461 692,480 21.87 0.05 3.50 2.52 0.71 5.70 2.01 1.81 1.99 3.84 1.58 3.18 38.33 0.76 16.24 2.53 4.60 3.11 2.60 5.89 0.05 0.04 2.38 3.22 5.52 $26,398,325 5,676,504 1,042,285 14,785,948 5,541,515 12,151,407 782,608 421,720 1,495,191 5,182,160 4,005,616 3,435,019 6,080,166 4,054,798 9,110,448 11,787,110 443,872 6,582,750 1,157,360 8,835,415 13,154,464 1,818,561 1,996,325 1,455,839 2,910,964 9,790,389 29,515,655 8,446,630 $16,784,015 5,595,504 1,042,285 1,799,298 5,389,214 2,699,522 781,354 384,915 1,442,802 4,998,980 3,804,579 3,201,978 5,900,301 3,851,753 4,333,386 11,282,280 238,390 5,856,875 994,410 8,141,296 11,403,388 1,663,061 1,987,810 1,428,209 2,713,176 9,024,888 19,506,655 7,313,787 63.59 97.02 96.50 12.17 97.22 22.21 99.79 91.26 96.49 96.43 94.96 93.21 97.00 95.10 47.54 95.76 53.71 88.96 85.95 92.08 86.71 91.47 99.59 98.14 93.22 92.14 66.09 86.52 $22,555,940 5,598,529 1,080,135 2,171,533 5,428,675 3,392,002 781,354 384,915 1,472,811 5,093,265 3,884,231 3,333,986 5,996,639 3,980,773 7,828,072 11,371,870 310,483 6,023,435 1,047,680 8,416,330 11,745,406 1,770,231 1,988,860 1,428,844 2,782,494 9,340,793 19,506,655 7,780,458 85.46 97.07 100.00 14.69 97.93 27.91 99.79 91.26 98.50 98.24 96.95 97.05 98.58 98.28 85.87 96.52 69.95 91.49 90.55 95.19 89.31 97.36 99.64 98.18 95.60 95.36 66.09 92.04 1 2 3 4 5. Delta 2,600 5,500 5 6 7. Fraser Mills 7 8 9. Kent 20,009 77,245 72,850 89,589 60,409 124,270 3,346,026 89,050 68,693 165,060 45,290 270,874 322,350 90,070 1,000 635 61,863 303,480 10,000 17,040 6,802 42,419 35,929 4,750 148,660 540 3,400 1,500 7,980 4,160 19,668 17,100 50 7,455 12,425 30,009 94,285 79,652 132,008 96,338 129,020 3,494,686" 89.590 72,093 166,560 53,270 275,034 342,018 107,170 1,050 635 69,318 315,905 9 10. Langley 11. Maple Ridge . 10 11 12. Matsqui 12 13. Mission 13 14 15. North Vancouver 16. Oak Bay . 15 16 17. Peachland 18. Penticton 17 18 19. Pitt Meadows 19 2 0. Richmond 21. Saanich 22. Salmon Arm- 20 21 22 23 24. Sumas 24 25. Summerland 26. Surrey. 25 26 2 7. Tadanac 28. West Vancouver 27 452,836 13,835 466,671 28 Totals $74,483,559 $12,321,415 16.53 $123,575,485 $610,873 0.49 $198,059,044 $12,932,288 6.53 $198,059,044 $143,564,111 72.47 $156,496,399 79.00 * Figures supplied incomplete ; percentages therefore inaccurate. R 77 XV.C—PERCENTAGE RELATIONSHIP OF THE ASSESSED VALUE OF LANDS AND IMPROVEMENTS ACQUIRED THROUGH TAX SALES, TO 1938 ASSESSMENT—VILLAGES. Land. Improvements. Total Land and Improvements. Total Assessed Value (Land and Improvements). Total Assessments less Exemptions. Percentage Total Assessments less Exemptions to Total Assessed Value (Land and Improvements ). Total Assessments less Exemptions other than Land and Improvements acquired through Tax Sales. Percentage Villages. Total Assessed Value. Total Assessed Value of Land acquired through Tax Sales. Percentage Assessed Value of Land acquired through Tax Sales to Total Assessed Value. Total Assessed Value. Total Assesses [ Value of Improvements acquired through Tax Sales. Percentage Assessed Value of Improvements acquired through Tax Sales to Total Assessed Value. Total Assessed Value. Total Assessed Value of Land and Improvements acquired through Tax Sales. Percentage Assessed Value of Land and Improvements acquired through Tax Sales to Total Assessed Value. Total Assessments less Exemptions other than Land and Improvements acquired through Tax Sales to Total Assessed Value (Land and Improvements) . 1. Abbotsford $119,910 31,025 20,913 187,807 21,245 42,059 139,862 55,969 475,097 21,815 16,866 147,405 18,820 262,935 198,990 69,778 20,342 34,792 | 84,310 $1,900 1,300 1.58 4.19 2.66 2.89 3.05 0.43 0.26 0.73 $279,070 169,430 241,400 405,092 186,066 50,350 122,200 180,493 671,523 96,665 77,276 409,810 74,275 618,135 259,302 114,100 92,500 154,075 281,315 0.02 0.69 $398,980 200,455 262,313 592,899 207,311 92,409 262,062 236,462 1,146,620 118,480 94,142 557,215 93,095 881,070 458,292 183,878 112,842 188,867 365,625 $1,900 1,300 0.47 0.65 1.50 1.20 1.15 0.19 0.09 0.13 $398,980 200,455 262,313 592,899 207,311 92,409 262,062 236,462 1,146,620 118,480 94,142 557,215 93,095 881,070 458,292 183,878 112,842 j 188,867 365,625 | $381,410 133,310 262,313 520,954 199,536 89,749 220.905 194,454 975,930 97,880 94,142 373,435 71,065 624,130 427,019 159,828 96,893 139,417 308,300 95.59 66.52 100.00 87.83 96.23 97.11 84.29 82.25 85.08 82.58 100.00 66.99 76.33 70.84 93.17 86.90 85.87 73.83 84.32 $383,310 134,610 262,313 520,954 199,536 89,749 224,821 194,454 989,680 97,880 94,142 373,435 72,140 624,130 427,884 160,008 97,042 139,417 308,300 96.06 67.17 100.00 87.83 96.23 97.11 85.79 82.25 86.28 82.58 100.00 66.99 77.48 70.84 93.36 86.99 86.00 73.83 84.32 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 4. Creston 5. Dawson Creek 7. Hope 1 8. McBride 9. Mission 10. New Denver 3,716 $200 3,916 13,750 13,750 12. Quesnel : 13. Silverton 14. Smithers 15. Stewart 16. Terrace 17. Tofmo 18. Vanderhoof 575 500 1,075 865 180 149 865 180 149 15 16 17 18 19 Totals $1,969,940 $22,435 1.14 $4,483,077 $700 0.001 $6,453,017 $23,135 0.36 $6,453,017 1 $5,370,670 83.19 $5,393,805 83.55 1 REPORT OF DEPUTY MINISTER OP MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, 1938. R 79 00 CO O r-t W P Q XIX I m >t H o o Q H P in in I—i > o « Ph Ph < fa o OT H H H O CC CO 00 CO ot CO CO OT CO CO OT 00* CO CO OT OS cn OT OT* 00 CO OT cn 09 io en 00 en ** cr. 1-1 TH CM rH *~l OT -rf *■# 4) CM U o *C Pi u 5 rt P h w ,0 £ 0 CM ft P u 4) o 0 © c 2 u P c rt ft i 0) Ph Ft rt p fa QJ • 2 S °° S 2 ! - S S j . 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Cities—XVIII.A _ _ _ _. 46,131 906,753 6,896 141,228 124,381 8,392 152,750 Districts—XVIII.B 141,300 Villages—XVIII.C 8,392 Totals 959,780 27,695 274,001 246,593 302,442 270,000 987,745 520,594 572,442 XVIII.A.—AREA AND POPULATION—CITIES. Area in Acres. Population. Cities. 1931 Census. Estimated. 1,553 1,000 1,040 800 200 66 500 655 329 1,697 640 912 400 1,281 220 1,615 720 751 3,481 3,131 1,960 6,200 3,000 1,092 2,240 595 1,920 520 192 784 2,000 4,637 702 989 2,461 1,219 3,067 2,371 1,843 555 2,732 1,298 171 6,167 523 4,655 1,443 1,296 6,745 5,992 17,524 8,510 2,356 1,312 1,260 2,479 6,350 2,736 2,848 830 202 7,573 3,937 39,082 1,100 1,050 3,000 1,450 3,000 2,500 2,400' 550 2,300 1,600 300 6,500 500 5,500 1,800 1,200 7,000 6,600 20,500 8,500 3,600 1,600 1,300 2,400 6,500 2,600 3,200 650 250 9,600 4,700 39,000 Totals 46,131 141,228 152,750 ) R 84 BRITISH COLUMBIA. XVIII.B.—AREA AND POPULATION—DISTRICTS. Area in Acres. Population. Districts. 1931 Census. Estimated. 21,500 65,000 17,000 37,120 42,000 1,500 390 3,655 47,360 75,907 45,000 54,145 62,000 35,000 48,000 2,562 3,520 7,044 14,000 30,000 45,000 46,000 65,000 34,000 13,000 76,000 740 24,320 25,564 5,802 867 4,871 3,709 3,274 616 303 1,207 5,537 4,932 3,835 2,279 3,291 4,788 5,892 318 4,640 832 8,182 12,968 1,671 1,629 1,812 1,791 8,521 464 4,786 26,000 7,200 800 7,600 Delta 4,500 2,600 650 300 Kent . - - ■ r 1,450 7,300 5,800 5,200 2,300 5,200 4,600 Oak Bay 6,300 400 5,800 950 9,600 12,500 1,950 1,750 1,900 1,750 11,400 600 4,900 906,753 124,381 141,300 XVIII.C—AREA AND POPULATION—VILLAGES. Area in Acres. Population. Villages. 1931 Census. Estimated. 160 154 75 430 89 60 1,200 240 821 124 109 295 95 950 790 320 440 220 324 510 202 380 695 355 167 374 222 1,314 306 181 446 272 999 610 352 300 305 402 Pouce Coupe - - Torino . _ . Totals 6,896 8,392 VICTORIA, B.C.: Printed by Charles F. Banfield, Printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty. 1939. 1,325-739-698
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