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s LA +i .X ..m*',_' e s bor ht = . P i 4oA m ae i o * W 1 _ > _ county npibake ) -- * i# r. Meredith has a bili betorg the House in ' {which it is provided that wh here is a dis |puto between tho County 200»'0" and the e | Counvil of an{ other munic! t{.n to which mu:ucnrnmy 3 liable for the building or maintaining of a bridge, either party to the dis-- B"W may prosecute an action in the High ourt of Justice to try tne question of dispute, It is also provided~ thit the Court may | ecompel by -- mandamus the performance | of the duty or liability of the municipality. THE aAlb To TuE UNIvERSITY, Mr. Ross (iuron) has given notice of the fol* owing motion :-- . *"That the following resolutions,togot her with | the mossage of His Honor the Licutenan;--Gov-- | ernor on the same subject, be referred to & Committee of the Wholo on Thursday noxt:-- l "Resolved,that a sum not exceeding one hun« dred and sixty thousand dtollars bo set avart, l from and out of the surplus moneys forming | Pnn of the Consolidated lRevenue Fund of this ; Province, to aid in the reconstruction of so , much of the buildings of the Provincial Uni-- versity, otherwiso known as the University of Toronto and University Colloege, as has beon injured or destroyed by fire. **That all moneys recelvable or recovéred by or on behalf of the said Provincial University, under any policies of insurance effected against !on or damage b{ tire to the University iuild- ings, and which moneys aAre ¢stitmated as amounting to ninety thousand dollars, shall first be paid out and fully expended for and on account of the said reconstruction; and there-- after ouly so much of the said one hundred and sixty lW'nd dollars as may bo necessary to compietion of said reconstruction 1b M n time to time and as the work p:o-- I be paid in such sum or sums as, by ' order of the lieutonant--Governor in Council, un¥ be authorised and directed in that be: . halt." , KoTIcEks oOF MorioNn. Mr, Bronson--On Thursday next--Bill to amend the Municipal Aect. Mr. Preston--On Thursday nex:--Order of the House tor a return of the evidence taken before the arbitrators in the year 1839 on the price of school text--books, with the award of the arbitrators thereon ; also all correspond-- ence on the subject of preparing or publishing school text--books, with a statement of all sums paid in connection with the preparation or publication of schvool text--books subscquent to Lhat already brought down. Mr. Clark (Woeliington)-- --~--Return showing, in | tabulated forin, a statement of Provinciai | revenue from all sources for each year since Confederation io the closo of 1889, spocifying such aunual receipts under the various head« ings and in the public accounts of the Pro-- vincs, and a similar statement of Provincial | expenditure« during the same period. Mr, Freemau~--liiull to amend the Tree Plant-- | ing Act. Ar. Hoss Sliumn)--mll to aid in the recon-- struction of the Provincial Uaiversity building. / Mr. Davis--Inquiry----lMave the Government , under consideration any plan to make more | accurate and efllcient the aunual audit of ac | counts in municipalities, cither by the ap--| pointment of a Government auditor or other-- wiso. Mr, Meredith--Bill to amond the " Jurors' Act" by increasing the fees of jurors, Mr. Creighton--Return otf all correspondence | on the subject of the lands improvement fund | necruing from the sale of school and Crown \ lands subsequent to that already brought down. Mr, Meacham--Bill to amend the Voters' | List Act. Mr, Meacham--Bill respecting mortgages and sales of personal property. f Mr. Clarke (Wellington)--lteturn specifying the election trials in this Province since the passage of the Ballot Act, in and during which the bailot papers in the possession of the Clork ; of the Crown in Chancery have been opened in Court by order of the Judgo or Judges presid-- ing at any such trial for the purpose of ascer-- tufning in what manner any votor has recort-- ed his voto at the election of which the 'fil return is then being tested. E. Clarke--loturn showing the annual disbursements connected with the ltegistrars of Deeds offlcein the City of Toronto for the year 1883 as follows :-- '"'l'o the City of Toronto. } To the Deputy Registrar. ¢ To the other clerks and assistants. ' ( a For other purposes. (2) The gross carnings of the Registrar for | the year 18894. (§) The total amount received by the Regis-- ! trar for his porsonal use. i wennnorowmen necemenmenecenmenenzurer