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.' ii"i-'ifil'tlf,'iii) tl ' He to err per on or i to n Bill which isms being brought forwerd to take from ' the cities and towns the right to impose , market fees. Such a matter as that should be brought direct before the House one lully discussed. The resolution was carried. * Mr. ROSS, in moving the second read ing of his Bill to amend the Municipal Act, explained that it was intended to meet a change made lust session. By the Municipal Act all municipal debenture by ' laws had to state a certain rate for interest I and sinking fund, but last session it was enacted that a certain sum should he stated to be set aside for this purpose. , Some municipalities' had passed by-lnws :since that time under the old Act, end t such were now illegal. His Bill was in. l tended to legalize such bylaws. Mr. MOWA'I.' sexpressed his approval I of the Act. i The Bill was referred to the Committee l on Municipal Amendments. l The House adjourned at flare o'clock. ----B-_l-