fee
PAGE
SIX
B.
George.
James
Hunter
and
Dr.
W.
V.
Smitheringale.
The
company
has
$08,000
in
cash
and
government
bonds
In
the
treasury
and
the
property
consisting
of
22
claims
is
fully
paid
for.
The
right
of
way
of
the
Canadian
Northeastern
Railway
passes
through
the
property.
Dr.
W.
V.
Smitheringale
has
been
in
charge
of
work
on
the
property.
Charles
Goldberg
has
a
prelim-1
a
second
vein,
although
the
whole
crops-cut
is
mineralized
with
low-grade
on
between
the
veins.
The
new
ore
is
quite
high
grnde,
but
has
not
been
drifted
on
yet
and
is
not
likely
to
continue
as
high
-
i
kicui
lentil.
I
It
Is.
nevertheless,
greaWfirail
provempnt
over
the
100-foot
level
and
indicates
that
improvement
In
depth
may
prove
quito
imnortant
st
deeper
levels.
Assays
nearth
i
nee
give
as
high
as
$C
In
gold
and
1QS.7
OUtlCM
ullver.
T,o
south
drift
is
about
15
feet
lonir
to
date
and
shows
15
ounces
of
nre
assaying
void
S5.20.
Mvir
in
i
ounce
with
lowe
Krade
ore
along.
eiae
oi
it.
it
is
probab
v
too
npnr
-
TlIE
DAILY
NEWS
nt
L
..'!
-
ews
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Operations
to
Be
Resumed
Soon
on
George
Enterprise;
Porter-Idaho
Tram
Construction
"
Under
Way;
Mayou
to
Re-open
-
the
main
fault
yet
to
be
representative
but
proves
that
ore
occurs
beyond
the
fault,
which
may
be
considered
promising."
It
is
said
that
the
rapid
development
of
Topley
Richfield
during
the
past
few
months
assures
the
commencement
of
shipping
high
grade
ore
to
smelter
this
summer".
Develop
ment
continues
to
be
pushed
rapidly
ahead.
Jriary
crew
of
10
men
at
work
on
visiting
France
drink
Vichy
andi
Shareholders
of
the
Toric
Mines
I
Uu..
aiming
in
Vancouver
recently,
ratified
the
deal
with
the
Britannia
Mining
A
Smeltincr
Co.
for
the
taking
over
of
the
nron.
Tll.
r'v.
The
Toric
eompany
.
gives
the
.
-
'
I
uniania
company,
under
the
deal,
i
an
option
to
purchase
all
the
a.-
fts
and
undertakings
of
the
Toric
company
for
7M.000
shares
in
a
company
to
be
Incorporated
by
the
I
Britsnla
company
havinsr
an
nu.
thorlzwl
share
cop!t
of
3.000,000
l
r
value
shores,
Britannia
also
h&Uyf
Uiejptlon
to
nurchasfl
all
of-Twrt.ef
tlies
750
000
har
The
shares'
shall
be
naid
ovr
at
tinted
times
jtnd
amounts
within
ftae
renra.
The
first
rmvment
of
1QU00
shflrw
Is
to
be
maide"
one:
ymnA
a
half
after
Iho
'slsnTni;
if
the
agreement.
f
...
''
"Development
Is
improving
the
appearance
of
the
mine
with
Increasing
rapidity
and,
while
prog-rets
Is
naturally
slow,
anxiety
tas
to
depth
Is
largely
removed,"
states
Prof.
J.
M.
Turnbull
o'f
the
University
of
British
Columbia,
consulting
engineer,
in
his
latest
report
on
the
Topley
Richfield
mine.
"Four
feet
of
high-grade
gold,
tllvcr
and
lead
ore
encountered
is
in
the
face
of
No.
2
E
crew-cut
on
the
200-foot
level
and
corresponds
to
drill
hole
8
U.
This
cross-cut
Is
about
30
feet
long,
to
that
the
new
ore
seems
to
lie
30
feet
in
the
footwajl
of
the
ore
followed
po
far
north
by
the
north
drift
on
this
level.
It
is
probably;
.'
LOCATION
OF
1
AA
INSPECTORS
Intpcctort
of
Dominion
Income
Tit
are
located
in
convenient
pUcn
throu(hout
Canada.
Consult
the
Inept
at
Tax
office
ntarett
to
you.
Addresi
"In-ptctor
of
Dominion
Income
Tai.
The
offices
are
at:
Charlottetown,
P.
E.
Itland
j
Halifax,
Nova
Scotia.
Saint
John,
New
Brunswick.
Quebec
City,
Quebec
Montreal,
Quebec.
Ottawa,
Ontario.
Belleville,
OnUrio.
Kingston,
Ontario
Toronto
3,
Ontario,
.
Hamilton,
Ontario.
London,
Ontario.
Fort
William,
Ontario.
Winnipeg,
Manitoba.
Retina,
Saskatchewan.
Prince
Albert,
Saskatchewan.
Saskatoon,
Saskatchewan.
Calgary
,4
Alberta.
EdnvjntorfrXlertfl,
(
Vancouver,
BriHslT&fuiuW
Dawson,
Yukon
Territory.
PENSIONS
FOR
AGED
ALBERTA
Scheme
Will
Come
Into
Force
as
.Siion4ii
Proclaimed,
I'rob-aMy
Next
Month
Work
IS
to
be
cnmmpnppri
fihnrtlv
nr.
trip
Kennr
V.r.
EDMONTON,
April
terprise
property
at
the
head
of
Bear
River
in
the
Port-
rfSIi3r!nl,:i!
ln,1
rWi
At-Li.
tji..i
l
tive
ln
Alberta,
probably
in
about
mim
unuiuisuitu
iquijjniem,,
lnciuuing
a
poriauie
com-
0ne
.month's
time,
according
to
a
pressor,
tool
sharpener
and
other
fixtures,
have
just
been
'
statement
made
by
Premier
J.
E.
taken
up
the
hill
accompanied
by
a
crew.
The
George
En-
.'Krowjiiee
on
Thursday.
.
terprise
is
in
shape
to
resume
operations
and
a
good
camp
'
Wilh
the
final
decision
by
the
.
vnih
wnc
oofnMi'oWl
loof
,.
U
f
S
executive
council
arrived
at
on
.
ifv-i
"ws
vowuu
wntu
itlOU
1UU
111
UC
UUt
111
"
UUi
IIIUIICIIL
itr
1
x
1
.
t,
Wednesuuy
to
place
the
scheme
ui
ftr
1
1
I
r
1
All
4-w
thin
1111
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ttl
n
H
n
llnr-tM...l-..!.
i
i
11
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a
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A
A
n
n
u
.
i
I
.
.
,
1
.
.
1
'
vuiiuiwuii
una
auiimici,
iUUtimv
JUIC,
Uie
llVKVaBUry
luiuuer
is
being
sent
up
to
house
the
new
plant.
At
the
recent
annual
meeting
of
the
company
in
Victoria,
P.
M.
Link-was
re-elected
president,
the
other'-
.
directors
being
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
the
jurisdiction
of
the
Work
municipal
affairs,
and
Hon,
0,
h.
McPherson,
minister
of
public
works,
will
be
going
east
and
will
consummate
the
agreement
on
be
half
of
this
province.
The
scheme
will
then
become
operative
immediately.
ROTARY
GIFT
TO
HULL
CLUB
APPRECIATED
George
Rorie,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club,
has
received
word
from
the
treasurer
men's
Compensation
Board,
all
is
of
Hull
(England)
club
saying
in
readiness
to
function
with
the
exception
of
arranging
for
the
necessary
services
at
the
board's
headquarters
and
to
complete
the
required
agreement
with
the
Dominion
government.
Under
the
nronosed
nlan
it
is
that
T.
,
Johnson
of
this
city
visited
their
club
and
conveyed
greetings
from
Prince
Rupert
and
a
gift
of
$20
toward
their
quarter
million
dollar
effort
to
complete
me
innrmary
building.
1
he
receipt
of
the
gift
was
followed
by
necessary
for
each
province
shar-
'out'
applause.
ng
in
the
benefits
of
the
Dominion
legislation
to
submit
its
supplementary
and
contributory
legislation
to
the
Dominion
cabinet,
through
Hon.
Peter
Heenan,
MANY
FLOODS
REPORTED
OVERFLOWING
RIVERS
minister
of
labor,
for
final
ratifi-
NEW
YORK'
Anril
24.
Word
Hop
::nd
to
draw
up
a
formal
has
been
revived
here
nf
flnnA
It
Is
estimated
that
Americans
jagreement
of
operation.
in
various
parts
of
the
couiu
Hon.
Mr.
Heenan
has
notified
damaging
much
nrnnprtv
In
me
rorier
iciano
tramway
ai
oiner
rrencn
mineral,
waters
ai
me
government
ne
is
reaoy
to
ais-
Aikansas
at
Snow
Lake
1000
peo-Sfewart.
Two
camps
have
been
;the
rate
of
342,000
gallons
a
cuss
final
arrangements,
and
the
pie
were
driven
from
their
homes,
established,
one
at
Green
Point
I
year.
No
attempt
has
been
made
premier
intimated
that
in
the
near
In
New
York
state
the
Genessee
tfhd
the
other
at
Angle
One.
Thejto
keep
track
of
the
wine
they
future
Hon.
R.
G.
Reid,
provin-
River
overflowed
its
banks,
flood-work
is
in
preparation
for
comple-1
consume.
cial
treasurer
and
minister
of
many
homes,
tion
of
the
line
by
the
Prpmipr'
Gold
Mining
Co.
William
Tompkins,
manager
of
the
Mayou
property
on
Bitter
Creek,
has
returned
to
Stewart,
He
aays
that
the
Mayou
is
now
amply
financed
as
a
result
of
the
Hall
brothers
having
taken
an
in,
terest
in
it.
Operations
will
be
resumed
as
soon
as
weather
'
'A
shortage
of
water
has
been
threatening
continuity
of
operation
of
the
Granby
power
plant
at
A'nvox
Recently.
Reliance
has
had
4o
be
placed
on
oil
during
the
em-'e'rjjncy.'
'
"
Good
progress
is
being
made
in
the
drying
of
,thelower
tunnel
on
thu
Tfge
'property
at
Alice
Arm
which
is
bplng
developed
by
the
Utility
Mining
and
Finance
Co.
..Pie
rock
has
shown
minefi
ligation
for
the
past
25
feet.
A
Knox
,
(l
superintendent
in
charge
of
AUSTRALIAN
CADETS
VISIT
PARLIAMENT-
HILL
Only
a
few
days
left
for
$
TheBankp
Canada
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income
lax
acneauie
Below
is
the
official
schedule
of
Dominion
Income
Taxation
for
persons
other
than
Corporations
and
Joint
Stock
Companies.
The
amounts
mentioned
in
this
schedule
are
those
after
all
exempt
lent
have
been
subtracted.
After
calculating
the
arsount
of
the
tax
payable
according
to
the
schedule,
the
taxpayer
will
deduct
20
per
centum.
Ruof
Tustioi
On
tt
tint
$2,000
of
Intone
or
wiy
portion
Uxrsof...
i",
OoWtC
Wnon
turn
9.000
IGjQOO
IIOOO
il.UW
njw
HJUO
H'ooo
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IIjOU)
I8,(i00
14.000
20.000
JVJOUO
40,000
41.0(0
iO.OOO
HiXK)
toSpo
&
1.000
UA0
loo.Loo
IIO.uuo
12.0,000
imjnto
1
40.000
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4UO.000
HutMU'
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9UU0
10.000
Il.uoo
12.000
I
l.OUU
1
4.000
1JOOO
16.000
U.UO0
la.uoo
IV.OOO
M.OO'
MM
),000
4O.IXI0
44.000
50.000
......
t
5J.O0O
1
60.000
......
65,000
70.000
Hjxn
i
fto.ouo
cixjo
VOjUOO
91.000
100.000
110.000
120.000
1)0,000
140.000
110.000
171.OO0
200.000
210.000
100.000
UOJOO
40UXW0
410,100
The
rate
of
tax
applicable
to
Corporations
and
Joint
Stock
CompanVs
is
eight
(8)
per
centum
on
the
Income
In
tsci
m
of
J
2,
000.
'
6J
DOMINION
Income
RETURNS
Personal
Exemptions
Persons!
exemptions
should
be
noted
carefully.
They
may
be
summarised
as
follows:
(a)
$3,000
In
the
case
of
a
married
person
or
householder,
or
any
other'
person
who
has
dependent
upon
him
any
of
the
following
persons:
1.
A
parent
or
grand-parent.
2.
A
daughter
or
sister.
3.
A
son
or
brother
under
21
years
of
age;
or
incapable
of
self-support
on
account
of
mental
or
physical
infirmity.
Note
Where
husband
and
wife
each
have
a
separate
income
in
excess
of
$1,500,
then
each
shall
receive
not
$3,000
exemption,
but
$1,500
exemption.
(b)
$1,500
in
the
case
of
unmarried
persons.
(c)
$500
for
each
child
under
21
years
of
age
who
is
dependent
upon
the
taxpayer
for
support,
or
if
21
years
of
age
or
over
Is
incapable
of
self
-support
on
account
of
mental
or
physical
infirmity.
Send
Only
Accepted
Cheques
or
Money
Orders
Dominion
Income
Tax
may
be
paid
In
,
lump
sum
on
or
before
April
30,
or
the
iktaspayer
may
pay
one-quarter
of
the
estimated
tax
due
on
or
bei'ore
Ap.il
30,
and
the
balance
in
thre
equal,
bi-monthly
payments,
together
with
interest
at
Some
of
the
150
cadets
who
are
visiting
Canada
ami
the
United
States
shown
on
the
steps
of
the
Parliament
Buildings
ut
Ottawa
and
Inset
is
a
Tax
Due
April
30
After
April
30th
the
law
imposes
penalties
for
delay
Vi
If
you
have
not
already
declared
your
1928
Income
for
Dominion
Taxation
purposes,
do
so
without
delay.
You
have
only
a
few
days
left.
You
may
pay.
your
tax
in
one
lump
sum,
or
in
instalments,
plus
Interest.
Every
person
liable
to
pay
Dominion
Income
Tax
should
obtain
three
copies
of
the
official
form,
either
from
his
Postmaster
or
from
the
Inspector
of
Income
Tax
in
his
district.
These
forms
are:
Form
T
1
For
all
individuals,
other
than
farmers
or
ranchers.
Form
T
1A
For
farmers
or
ranchers.
Form.
T
2
For
corporations
and
joint
stock
companies.
Note
carefully
the
instructions
on
the
form.
Fill
in
all
details
accurately
and
answer
all
questions.
Make
up
the
amount
of
your
tax.
"You
can
do
this
with
the
help
of
the
accompanying
table.
Mail
two
copies,
properly
filled
in
and
signed,
to
the
Income
Tax
Inspector
for
your
district,
toiether
with
an
accepted
bank
cheque
or
money
order
for
the
full
amount
of
your
tax,
or
for
the
first
instalment.
Keep
the
third
copy
for
your
own
reference.
Be
sure
to
have
these
returns
mailed
before
April
30
6
per
centum
per
annum.
If
the
taxpayer
adopts
the
Instalment
plan
of
payment
and
fails
to
pay
instalments
as
they
fall
due,
additional
penalty
Interest
will
be
added.
A
cheque
marked
accepted
by
the
bank
on
which
It
Is
drawn
or
money
order
for
either
the
full
amount,
or
the
amount
of
the
first
Instalment,
must
accompany
the
official
forms.
Cheques
must
be
made
payable
to
"The
Receiver-Oeneral
of
Canada."
Do
not
lend
cash.
Mail
forms
together
with
cheque
to
the
Inspector
of
Dominion
Income
Tax
for
your
district.
No
Extension
of
Time
If
you
delay
making
Income
Tax
Returns
for
any
reason,,
the
penalties
must
be
imposed.
In
cases
of
absence
from
home,
or
Inability
to
sign
the
return
for
any
other
cause,
your
accountant,
or
your
solicitor,
or
your
partner,
or
your
agent
may
sign
for
you
and
save
you
the
penalty.
Ho
extension
of
time
will
be
granted.
Public
Co-Operation
Asked
The
Department'
Inspectors
will
be
glad
toladvise
any
taxpayer
in
preparing
returns.
,
ThVDepartment
desires
the
co-operation
of
the
public
in
administering
the
Income
War
Tax
Act.
E3KH
m
he
Department
of
National
Revenue
HonourabieW.
D.
EULER,
Minister
of
National
Revenue.
INCOME
TAX
DIVISION,
OTTAWA
Mr
Major
J.
J.
Simons,
Commander
of
the
party.
The
Antipodean
landed
at
San
Ki
n
on
January
18,
and
went
to
New
York
via
Arizona,
Texas,
Washington,
HuHim..,,.
Boston.
They
reached
Canadian
soil
on
Good
Friday,
Since
then
they
have
.
i-n.-,!
v
real,
Quebec,
Ottawa,
Oshawa
and
Toronto.
From
Toronto
thajr
go
to
Detroit,
i
u
"St."
Tadl.
Winnipeg,
Banff,
Lake
Louise
and
VancouveriTwhenee
they
will
sail
fur
ti
.n
Ma
29.
For
all
Individual,
other
than
farmers
or
ranchers.
ts
I
For
farmers
or
rancher.
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T.2
For
corporations
and
joint
stock
companies.
C.
S.
WALTERS,
Commissioner
of
Income
Tax.