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& || ; ~ P 1 [ | ' ' s | counse? shonid not be local men. _ That was I 8,350 for the Inspecti f Public and PL | | !tbe view of {:dges,and had been his view | gpar;to Schools, pection : of Public s [ | since be had been Attorney--Goneral. On the item of $10,000 for schools in new t | |_ The item passed, and poor townships, i' | _ _ On the item of $16,000 for misceilaneous k Mr, HARDY advocated a larger assist» € | inatice, ance b::fi given to schools in poor localities, I | _ Mir. CROOKS said thetares from Algoms Now, tance was given according to the t had amovunte. to an average ot $4,547 a yoar, uhry paid to the teacher, instead of accord. but the--Government had to pay an amount ing to the attendance, as it should be, , larger thad they would to a regular county., Mr. DEROCHE thought the present pro-- . The receipts, however, covered the expendi. | ~* | vision in the statute ongit to be changed, & ture. K f © ces Mr, MOWAT said this provislon was one L 4 * Air, LEACON raid ho did not think the that had not been changed from the old law, B | rtiperdiary magiptratas had much work tn do, and had not been discussed when the consoli. t | | 4 and »hovld like to know what the extra $500 dated school law was being considered last | P ) 1 for cath district was for. p session, From what he had learned {from [ | = Mr_DAWSON said the magistrate of Al | * the Educational Department he learned that | H goma had alarse armount of work, was a very the clanse had not been recommended by the | & { muportsns officer, and was very much urder-- Department, and he thought the bost way C 5 pard. would be to lcave the mattor as it is, as the P || Mr. MEREDTH asked why theralariss of municipalities should be left free to apply J I rome of the Depaty Clerks of the Crown had the P"l"}'f'l distribution money as they | t | been increamtd * saw fit, (Hear, hear.) | : - ir, § satf increate had been Mr, CAMERON concurreod in the view of | fet P ) 4 smi!i bi?ggdxmm on the amount of the Attorney--Cieneral, though he should be w W | | k performed. sorry to sea the proviston in the School Law y3 $.)] work performe Itered. | ie N 2 --_ _ Mr., CLARKE (Norfolk) hoped a sum:! allere * | IFL 14 woeuld be put in the Supplementary Estimate » The item passed. | CA O °P [ to provide to : the salary of a clerk to aniiat Mr, CAMERON suggested that aftor the [d } | 4 the stipendiary magistrate of Thunder Bay. educational items had been disposed of the | "31 i ~---- _ Mr CAMERON asked why it was that House might adjourn. | | while the rame sum was patd for adminis. Mr, MOWAT said there were sevaral \ | | tration of justice in the districts of Parry items which might be passed without difk. | P ( Bound and Muskoks, the nmnnto in the culty, and he did not like to lose this evan : | '7 } former was paid more than the one in the | ing, | K latter, After some discussion the remaining item P } | | Mr, CROOKSY explained that the daties of under the head of educaflon werelngu:ed: I l ( the cne were much more onerous than those and | of the cther, Mr, MOWAT agreed to the adjournment, [ | Mr, LAUDER complained that the sti. : o Nt 1 ] | perdisry magiatate for the district o! Hali-- The Committee reported progross. B1 | | burton had actsd as an ardent politician, and RETURNS, / | g was engaged on polling day in conveying Mr. WOOD presented roturns showing the | } voters to the polling places, cost of the repairs and maintenance of publi | a y h pubitc | t «-- _ Mr, CURRIE advised tho member for E 1st Institntions, and showing the receipts of the | t I Urcy to ask for a Committee on the auestion, Crown Lands Department for 1875, | t | | and submit his charges against the magistrate s | [1 | | for Halitburton, ; REPORT, | C | Mr . CLARKE concurred in the remarks of Mr, MOWAT presented the report of the , the last rpeaker, Committee appointed to revise the rules, : | ~| _Mr RICHARDSON protested sgainst in. Mr, MOWAT moved the adjournment of , creasing the sa'aries of clorks of the eourtlu the House, { and other institutions, for they were weli | E s tik | paic as compared with meobanics, who had The House adjourned at 6:15 p.Mm. . | 1 equally to bear the increased cost of living, *emwnntvennellfigntmemercmmmcnes Et { ¥r. MoCRAE said that the stipendary NOTICE OF MOTION, \ { magistrate for Haliburtor had worked es | | | sgainat him in election matters, and usod Mr. Clarke (Norfolk)--On Taesday--BiH | ? | his team oa polling day to bring up voters, further to repress the vico of intemperance, | ' Mr, DEACON suggeated that the Govern-- e--smmnanemensennmermmnnnemmennem ' 8 mert should send a lotter to the stipendlary | }' \ msgistrate of Haliburton warning him not i: to interfere is future in elsction contests. | S He boped the matter would nos be pressod , | = to an extreme length, ' , _ The item was passed. On the item of $2140,000 for Pablis and Se-- | parate Schools, Mr, CROOKS explelued that the gross to-- s f tal oftheEstimates forEducation, $529, 530, was j | & about $19,000 in excers of that of last year, | H mainly in consequence oi increased expendi-- s C ture as Oitawa l'}o!ml Bchool and the super-- ' 3 anrnaation of teackers, q Mr, DEACON asked it thero were city and 3 i county Inspectors of Saparate Schools as dig-- is tiz gnhbed from county Insgeotors of Pablic P' Sc ml'o 3 V' MOWAT said the Inspection of x q4 arate Schools was done by High § uool masters, and tho system worked 1 f remarkably well. x 4 £ Mr, DEACON felt satisfied that Separats | G | § Schocls were not inspected, | & 7 Mr, CAMERON remarked that if the R>-- ' & $ man Catholics, on religicus grounds, refased J 1 to have their Neparate Schools lnsgoote:l, A ) | privilege to which they woere perhaps ea. | 11 ; titled. the fact should be known, ' & | Mr, MOWAT replind _ Shat no objection | f bad been offered to High School masters in. | '. | :gectlng the Separate Sshools. He haped | | e hon. 'Treasurer would soon bs able to | f answer fully all educational questions in a different capaoity from that which he now | mup't'do ! ' After soms remarks by Mesirs. Coutts, & McDougall (N. Middlesex), and C;u_éhfon, | .. | _ MF. FRASER observed that no objection | }| to the inspection of Separate Sehools had + / & ' been offered, | P} j The item was passed, as was also that of & | K , | ? || §