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knew as to the administration of this rnle, ] t mb pdngnie y p hok . o 994 c ullf)"\'et! f:::' | there were complaints of the principal : 'ul eut what he could sell. iHe ""'l\"""t to.PRY 1d | terms upon which they were I'rm:leplfl Te | 1t the Hoennet ie i uts a ad th mill--owrer was compelled to pa ?-'".' MECG '© / invest in limits urder such conditions, and the | pay hiteen cents | pProvince wouldloscits present timber revenues. | pl!:its?;:"'d;wl lolgl on all cl:w.-;es of logs to the ! Suen a proposition m'l\,,t that the whole sys-- fi ¥I 4 » m in i is P * P s ie + t Dt Ket to the rl;lla}:ll'!h"f»i"'t'lllsc llt?l:lut\m}ult: '"""'.';:':;' | tem of gl'anfinu limits to the hlle;hut'iv\l;l«i;:& : this return came down he be!ic\'ml. that it | was to be abandoned and u.O -dit-((.nh.\: ; xr'(;x) F would be seen that the charge : lk red | be'ou suggested by the .. M ow e is o rotnta | p aran'y + arge NMLOWCG ; ()f course there was n»o objection to the return | was -- excessive. He -- believed -- also that ' *b «is s broucht dow | the loeat mill ewaer should not D'nfl is ""-l'm M hw-"s a (":'."" »xplanation l( be wholly restricted to the I«.wal. Inarket lm,t , .\l.r. \\ uD ;:}'.;r;<-' l.":u'._\ s :n"nflx!p t\lx:'nhl)clu'.l ' should be allowed to realise upn l' ) st;.'.t,mg that he ('.1.1 not propo L': .1:: U on veas | it F pon ins cuts millowner should he given unlimited access | even i{ lh.e bounds of the market to which he to outside markets, but that under proper re-- . w.\.lt roitrlt-l:lofd were v'xt:-an:J. 'I'Il\e--ur allowed f s;ricti;ms' he .&:h.,,'.lvl(:' be allowed to realise on gl ta local mill owners also was too little in many | +f a -- »y ' & | cCases, l'ilv]{' were Ihil fd.'l"l': tt:';(:V!:};itlli(i);"il(;M}.]?g I i:lll'll'):i!" ?)ltn' \'."":;ly"-lllh:\,ll?i! 1117'1)1}!;[";1:.{.3 c',:hl tl}l'. z own county in which the cut allowed to local . s?:;\'& :f in I'»;.rf'iim'.L':."kp'ric": of 15e a standard | nntll 0\\':ws'\'f-'"~":l.v"'l"' "l'-"v'l only ;MO-OOO feet, 1';g, the value to the limit holder should be '4 not enouga lor the iocal demand. *} s -- k utw «t I lemanded ~ millmen nc wilng t poyuhs ts foetl | stertained dhd 'a fulr sum ouly demanded $ hoider was fairly entitled to say, two or three ::'l::;l' fs""'f"\ilns( [',", Ministec. for so far as lie -- cents a standard log, but thought that even Mr ""'"1'"'?'_ knew {IE-';. Order i'n Council was ad. with such a reduction they should be allowed '-in.iater':t{ with f: Ex'-;nraé,, io ship to better markets part of the The resolution was ;.lopled. lumber they cut. They -- complained also The House adjourned at 4 o'clock. that thousands OI acres ol .".'_un«ling' l mt mss tvranunt e uee duce e timber were dutru.\cd'i-y fire, not being used OTICES OF MHMOTIOGYX. ' by the lurmbermen, and they--the local men-- o * | were also prohibited from using it. Of course, ' Dr. Willoughby--On Friday noext--Bill for there was § k S the improvement oi Live Stock in Out ri0. 4A SonT OF ANTACONXISNM Bix. Preston--On Friday nest--Bill entitled, sbetween the limic holders and the local mill | s » * norsecsue « *~"**"*4 owners, and the former would say that the kn Act to extend to aftl landholders' sous the ; present system was not unfair to the others, '\ '. it Framchize. . | but he L\lr M ""(il could see no goou reason i l'"'".\r" '{':,':\3 (Huron})--Uu t';'i';'."»' nest -- ' why the lumbermen should be allowed to | V)i"' "}x'n :,;,'_u-. to interest chargeable on drain-- monopolise the timber in any part of the | PYZY ;/ ... 5 couutI:\. 3 y port of, us age lo m{. Pardeo--On Friday next--Bill en-- Hon. Mr. PARDEE said he was glad to -'}l'An."' A\.-'lr.\:':l:::zr':';'i:g !.aui Surveyors and have the hon. gentleman say that there was no | t: \"':;,'p':l:,l,;»:' L;:x;«!*:. | yomplaint made respecting the administration | ""\!".. 6 fi.,il",{'l__(,),, Friday n« xt--Bill to | of this system--the ohbjection being suuply to |; . ,; -|Au.l l-,"_'_\.,c respecting Line Fences, 1 the price. | The lumbermen paid 75¢ a thou-- { 'm};l' n "\"' Ross ;A\li'[,ilfl.;,.-\..ut)u Ei i«i;;z\"m-\'t '} sand feet on the Iumber cut. _ 'The local mill i to amend the Act respecting the Educa-- | owner paid 31 50, which coverod the ! :lll'"} tl';'.u,":-':x,ll:l\:\}u * l 7 Il C erermine®t.." ana. 7 -- tm ans. huag. 1| _ Alte Bill to amend the Public School Act, | «overnmert, _ and 18¢ or ie iinit ans | owner himself. He (Mr. Pardee) thought the k \." o Bill to ameud the High School Act, mover of this resolution could l:i\'.'("_\' have ex.-- | 1c.'.'..". E ' amined the question fully, or he would nave ~ Ar. Freach--On Friday next--Act respect. | a $ 4 , Tt3 at + Qg Li w va C in a : found is Sne surt paid. to the limit090t3 [ mng Landhoiders and Tensuty and distrem . the limit owner had to meet the bonus, ground } i rent, interest on investment, etc, While the } hon. gentleman was urging a reduction, the t| limit owners were urging an increase, which } was pretty good evidence that the Governmnent i had struck the happy medium. 'The bonus in .'\ sotmme cases amounted to 75 cents a thousand [ feet, Would it be right to say that the local [ mill owner should be allowed to take it for tl less? Prior to 1872 there was no arrangement .. respecting local mill men. Then an Order in R Council was passed anthorising the Commissioner 1 | of Crown Lauds to set aside certain portion s ' for the local mill men,. -- This did not work sat. } isfactorily, being found unfair in some cases to }| both parties,. Them in 1874 an QOrder in Coun-- 3' cil was passed that if a local mill owner wanted ;| lumber for local purposes he might apply to l the Commissioner, when the Inspector would | be called upoun to declare what was necessary | for the local supply, and the limnut owner was l directed to allow a ceritain quantity to be taken ;. by the local mill owner. 'That system had ;. been pursued ever since and i-l HAD WORKED wERLL, E1 both parties seeming to be fairly well satisficd. : Surely the mover of this resolution had not | considered the question or he would not bhave | urgued in favor of the local millowner having |