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Statements of that kind, Mr. Smoker, will not get any one any- uhene. It does not get the Provincial Auditor anywhere, either. Probably it the Provincial Auditor would spend as much time on the prepar- ation. of his own accounts as he docs in gossip, we wouldn't have an edit- irin of the Public Accounts Dut out sixvh as we have presented to us this year; full of misprints and errors. It Ls no credit to the Government, let me tell you. 1 do not think the Government members are person- ally responsible: I larlicve the re- rponsible party is the Provincial Auditor. If an auditor ls not able to put out a statement of the Public Accounts that is correct, what is he there for? I don't care who he is. my llOll. friends have talkcd face- tionsly about a loose leaf system. Do you see the loose leaf in this? (In-

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dieating copy of Public Accounts, 19293 There is a loose leaf system. 511 right.

Let my hon. frrrid from Rustico turn to page '7 of the Public Ac- counts and let him add up the fig- ures 51.050.054.79 plus $9.000 and see what he will get. Will he get what is in the Public Accounts? 1t is very creditable, isn't it? Let him tum ourr then to the items for Queens County Jail, where he will find that "Mrs. Burr Dwycr" is the keeper of that jail with a salary of $780; that “Burr Divyer" is assistant keeper Mth a salary of $100, and that Daniel J. MacDonald is also an assistant kcerlr ivith a salary of $416.67. And I would like my hon. friend from Rustico to note this par- ticularly, that "Joseph Shreenan" is the matron of that institution, with a salary of $50, -

HON. MR. MCINTYRE: Don't you know there is an Act; passed this year providing that “he" means "‘she" and "s12". means" “he".

DR. MOMILLAN: That accounts for it! That is the reason my hon, friend from Rustieo can mall?! I the mother of the Saunders Prohib- ition Act and Joseph Shreenan can qualify as "matron o! the Queens County Jail. (Laughter! They want. a matron out there, Mr. Speaker, because they area very sick crowd. If you turn to the Queens County jail expenditure for the past year you will find that $400 was spent in medicine out there. I notice, too. tlizit in the Summcrside jail they got no medicine. Al: lcast, there is none charged against them in the Public Accounts. They got molasses and moonsliinr, and other things like that; but out in our Jail they re- quired a lot oi‘ medicine. I suppose that. is the order under the new re- gime, with Joseph Shreenan as matron.

Other Errors Pair You can go all through the Ac-

founts and you will find similar rid- liculous errors. You will find that the

I lpoor Minister of Public Works gets

no salary. Neither does his Deputy; but read down a little further and you notice that Chief Engineer Show tits $2.000 and the stenographer. Mrs, E. Gallant. gets $2,000. It is not very creditable that a Govern-

"i ‘ment should turn out a set of Pub- Illc Accounts like that. The Premier f ‘says that on one occasion we made

la mistake of $47,000 and had to

[call in the Public Accounts and r:-

hwrint the page. I think it. would have ‘been a good thing if those accounts

l‘ ‘ had been called in before being sent

.out to the public. Then they wouldn't ‘nave to account for a male “mat.- mn" in the Queens County Jail, and -there would have been fewer mis- takes all through the report.

But the real beginning of this loose leaf system occurred under the Bell Government in 1022. 1n tihe report ct the external auditor for that year’ there was one item of $125,000 left out of the reckoning and they had to rec-all that state- ment and issue a correct one. Copirs of that; original report are very valuable new. I have saved mine

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Trenchant Review 0f t Saunders

Government’s Mismanagement By Dr. W. J. McMillan InBucl—

Iietitlou Surplus

The Premier figures out that last year he had a surplus of $3.700. I pointed out before that the Patriot would not take the nesponsibility for that statement. In making his cal- culation the Premier very conven- iently left out of account the $214,- 000 which was €XDBT.lG.‘d on highway improvement, rights of way, road machinery, iio-v ferry boat, Grand River Scow, corrugated iron culverts, etc, All those things, according to the Premier cost nothing. because they are still there. According to the new system of book-keepirg all you have to do is take tin value of the mdterials and equipment that you buy, put them on one side of the page. and opposite that put your expenditure. and they balance. That is a vrry convenient method, but I do not think it will appeal to the people. They know, as well u we do, that the deficit was $246,000. It can be figured out from pages 6 and 7 of the Public Accounts, and it is proven on page 1B when you take the balance sheet oi’ the Province. Here we find that on Dec. 31, 1928, there was due on bank over draft, l88.due loans $442,140; and due gasol- ine account. $15,000 and that at the end of 1029 there was dur the banks $263,000, due loans $344,000. That leaves us with a difilcrcnce of $244.- 000 and taking the difterenc e of $2.000 in the gasoline account which should be creditrd Rgrtlflst the Gov- ernment we arrive at a delicite of there was due on bank over draft 297,-

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BELLE RIVER AND BELFAST UNIT CHURCH-Divine service at Belle River on ‘Juno 22nd at. 11 a. m. and at Belfast 3 p. m. Rev. J. M. McLeod, M. A., of Charlottetown, will conduct both services.

PERSONALS

Mrs. Albert Burhoe, having spent. the winter in the city with her daughter, Mrs. Stephen Ward, 196 Prince St., has returned to her home in Mount Hope.

Mrs. Stephen Ward, city, is visit- ing in Mount Hope and Strathcona, the guest of Mr. William Burhoe and Mr. Daniel Burl-toe.

The many friends of Phyllis Mac- Neill, little 8 year old daughter of Geo. MacNeill, Milton, will be pleas- ed to learnthat she returned home

million dollars, in the Public Works Department. alone. Look at the a- mount they are getting out of the motor vehicle account, $106,000 last year; gasoline account, another $106,- 000 over $100,000 more than we re- ceived. They are receiving over $20,- 000 from suuccession duties; a great deal more than, we received. I don't know why it is that so many rich people have died sine: this Govern- ment came into power, but in that one item alone, you will find that they are‘ getting a great increase in revenue. And they are spending it, tool They n-re making it fly! They all bewail the fact that they have not enough money, and they blame the Stewart Government for it. The bfinisber of Agriculture says we didn't know anything about the qualificat- ions oi’ statemarishlp, that we took the poll tax off’ and thereby bought the people with their own money. We are not. even satisfied with that, but when we were going out of power

$246,000.

My hon. friend the Premier al- ways had three ways of proving a. deficit. The first was from the gen- eral statement of revenue and ex- penditure. The second, the one I have Just follovwd. was from the balance shcct. And the third method was from the interest. Is there any more interest being paid this year than last? Just. take the Public Accounts and look up the item of interest. You will not find it where it should be, on page 7, because the figures $74,997 given there leaves out of ac- count an interest item or $7,500 and another item of $1,000, one taken out of the motor vehicle account and the other out of the gasoline account and others besides. Adding these to-

incrusl during the past year of be- tween $14,000 and $15,000 in inter- est charges. What does the increase in interest mean ii’ it does not mean an increase in debt’!

MAKING THE Money FLY

The Premier says he only increas- ed the debt of the Province by $29,000 since he came into power. He made that ridiculous statement in his Budget speech, yet when he started to figure it. up it‘ came out to $540,- 000. That, Mr. Speaker, is the in- crease in indebtedness since this Government came into power; an en- ormous amount. Besides that there the unpaid bills, which I venture to say amount to between $50,000 and $75,000. Perhaps my hon. friend the Junior member from Summersldc will tell me what the unpaid bills amount to at the present time?

MR. ALLEN: Less than $50,000.

DR. MOMILLAN: Well, we will say" ssoooo which should be added to their increase of $240,000.50 that the Province is worse off by over $600,- 000 than when this Government came into power. And how could it be otherwise. Take the expenditure ev- ery year. running to over half a

gather you will find that there is an‘

we cut oi'i' the land tax and lost an- other $40,000 in revenue. 111st was his statement, Mr. Speaker, but. like some other statements of the Minist- er of Agriculture it was not correct. I! you look at the land tax collec- tions today compared with when we were in power you will find a. differ- ence of less than $20,000. It is true we reduced tire taxes on land, as we promised to do. We also raised the exemption 0n salaried people, and we increased the grant to the orphan-

etc. All that means lessrevjenue, We accept full responsibility for those mwillﬂﬂ; ‘but I do not think the Premier or any other member of this House has a. right to say that We 10st $40000 by reducing the land tax, (T0 BE CONTINUED)

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