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Mr. Davis. Mr. Davis of North York dealt with the 1l'et tion of the distribution of licenses. He cia mod that the present division as between the Gov. ermnent and the municipalities WM quite sat. isfactory. lie could not agree with tho hon. 'g','ii'eti"i d,",'.',','] g'e'prge . :aas, tmtn t erece pts rom liquor licenses should co Lr I' lo the municipalities. ' The Government had the ' ' responsibility of the is. Q we of the licenses. and " . it Was only reasonable ilth r one , that it should receive a " ' 'il 1 . part of the receipts from MI ,1 7 theuII. '1,'ti"h,y,atl"'d"tt,t; M " " is gent eman won avor Ili1 .y 'tlet)),,')? the handing over of tho .\\ 1.7"" license siystcm to tho " tj'dirt' municipa ities. But Mr. k ' Davis said he felt sure . he was speaking tho mind of thretrtiftirc, of tho municipal men of the country and of the temperance workers when he said it would not he in the inter. Ppt of temperance. Speaking ot the ques- tion of subsidies. he said it ought' to be rcrutrtttlsvrcu' that the friends of the hon. member tor Toronto at Ottawa had repeat- edly "Ittrased the amounts ot the subsidies to thc smaller 1'.rovirtccr,while Ontario. ayiug the Krcytent portion of them, herself has received .'!.? 1.ncrCitme. It .ith regard to the wants to edu- 'd'llor. Mr. Davis defended the liberal support "an; 1:11 been extended by the Government to 1?i.'l.h'ly,:els, and collcglnte institutes. His W)" 2Pl a comprehensive review of the with?» in debate and the members applauded Pl tllhelil,,v, tshun ho resumed his sent. It 3"" (Rcite minuiewll'ler 10 o'clock, and Mr. We. lute moved the adjournment of the de, Hon J M 0' Notes. . . & . 1 . was in his 'lieh'gyiefovt'rxsd from his illness, a?tiieijg"1etntiisau1 a bill amending the high prices. He wanted to have this surplus question settled. and declared that if it could be shown that the funds claimed as it surplus by the thrcetmruent wore not in existence llndcrllio Sandi-1d Macdomrd Government he would t'ross tuo tloor and support the Ad- ministration. A voicc-We don't want you. Mr. Marter--You would lie glad to have me. If I had agreed to give the Government an independent support I would have had no op- ponent in the last election. _ . - . m oeit of sentient t ty,u,ot,t,rpti1t,tti,t,i't).f,i'i';' it" tarts-:3... 'Grtiicutttd. we " g,',flpl'l, opp ed to fi,'iliJii',i iio"titl o/dc"',',','??,';),]')'.', tey 2j"thrlit'e.t, "t"""t,'l l woluld b . enforce a aw o .005" reidr'111ue..l,1l at 7 o'clock on 'teg,; . day evening t lie mid had the once: to "we." a town councillor at a time when' the municipalities controlled tholi.eetwes, and he could speak from his own experience of tho pressure brought to bear upon councillors to grant license-s to places that had no found 1 PM", totheut. it seemed to hint (Mr. bluithl I [ that the Tn-nsurrr had mude " stutementso fclc.u'.:~o "wuplcte. so reasonable that there ; \\'i'.~'l'Cu"y nothing!" find fault with undhi. mm. bud been driven to make state- moms which he would not have made ad he .more material to deal with. Rte hon. gentleman made the extra- "ii".Sr htt,t,t'li'fo, lthat ting ultimate m-ev or an a on recounu, annexe e ! ngninst the Province. The tact was that thorfe , lends wen-sold a' tho groper time and had finisuitxstoodpr,ie; T e complaint among l nrclmsers as he had heard them was thattho imam:- had not been riutticiently generous and had got for the innds all they were worth. Mr. Mortar. x Mr. Marter plunged nt once into the question of the surplus. quoting th. urea! to show that the fitment Government had 3 nt more than it I"! received. druwmg the flf1li,fle,' that the aovernment had drawn upon the till? ins iled up by the ildlfg'/,11 Kine- donnld Administration. = and consequently. on its "KA, own rot-0rd. had a deticit " , and not a surplus at all. r y. The last speaker he / . believed had misunder- é" a lk _ stood Mr. Clarke in re. /tl, a ' erect of the license queu- _ E , r I ton. That hon. gentle- 'MlliiMI . Mqhs!ryut did not any that ilMI Bl 'B)'! the licenses should be , in"? aar, 1 controlled by the mnni- , 'N", 'F '%lp'l, cipalities, but that the funds c,ellr,rttdd,or, li. . comes uiou " "amt-he municipalities. .It had been mantel: t ,t'/,,t.l"ie"/,ny/tra'tti',div1viof [the municipalities g T'nemunici alitie 1 vlnou not beenforced. as the "NI? t 'lil iou d at least do." well IU/ll,',,,.",',",';',?.',,",', 'nfl.', eminent, which in these the law . "3.3; amen-d its friends. enforcing them. n"t'1','lt.ntdhg'i'ougl"'indillctg'uUe1',ti' t'tg'hir2,'a1' public inxtttntionn the (government tender and nut Ir,,? .%s.te'.e, of contracts let by chn'ge'd fl"no. . ?.? private arrnngemenl. He ment hon "frluhm' and said that. the Govern- Cr . . W, tnoldntoelg from thvitfrieuds at itrh iii 'h' r, " , tillEi'iil, v k Blk' IR 'it),C,8,) IT ' 'Rt), L Y , y 'f: FT . /fi(,, 'T. "v' * In! e ' I l " S , BE t c, n: . .. 'tr 'Rtlll,l!,l gf NI sh"? , T.; w F 'eil, ' Jig/M ttf, he 'tf,'. ttg I 'g'e'l'a ! against tl I lends we! I yielded a t.rEitiiiik,iieid Gia,, -%Gr%Giri'ii"tdi I in I D. Lear-ens, the returning tttttmm llGl'fndl Notices or Motion. Mr. Hudson--ltmiolution--Mr. Hudson. 3 member of this Home, having stated in his laeo that he is credibly informed and verily lll,")i'i','/,'l that at and during the eleetion,heid on the 6th day of June, 1890, of n member to repre- sent the elm-tom] district of tho East Riding of 'the 00'an ot lies-ping»: in this Houso. gross Mr. Kilgannon, the proljector and engineer of the Manitoulin M Nert t Shore ltailwaf. is in the city to interview the Government. ' 'his line was granted a bonus ot 83.000 per mile last session. in all 896,000. The line was to run from Spanish River to Little Current, but engineering ditticulties make it necessary to start from Nelson Sta- tion, which will make tho road eight. miles longer. They are asking tor a grant for the additional mileage, and also for help towards a bridge that will cost 8125.006. Should thew concessions be granted. the ruilwa . will be commenced next spring and the Mom; connect- ed with the, mainland by next fall. In this con- neetinn a sliggmtion was made that if adopted may revolutionise the bonus system. It is that the Government mpitnlise the grant and guar- ante" interest on the bonds. which would then sell at par instead of at a heavy discount. The proposition will receive the consideration of tho Government. There is war to the knife amongst the public min in l'urry Sound. Last year the villages of Parry Sound and Parry Harbor were united into one municipality aw the Town of Parry Found. The first cause of trouble was" that the larger village bought a fire engine and arises-sod the Harbor with a share t at they claim was unjust. Then a month ago. Parry Sound. which is one ot the banner temperance villages of Ontario.patiscd tho Temperance Act, thus closing the licensed hotel in Ptu'ryHarborl Then the war he an. Parry Harbor demanded separation, and fudge McCuny and Mr. J. W. Fitzgerald are in tltceitypuyhing a bill that Mr. 'iharpo has introduced to make Parry Harbor a separate \'illulfo. Parry Sound is op- room: the Illuimlll'c. ant the mayor and Mr. Might are here and both sides have had inter- view-: and presented their views to the Attor- ncy-Gortvral. The villages of Burk's Falls. Muirtruetawtut, McKcllnr and Dunehuroh are numcrously represented by dcputations to interview the Governnumt. They are after a bonus for a. spur railway line to connect the G.T.R. at Butks Falls with the head waters of tho Mugunetawan River. The ssur line will be one and at half miles long nn it will open up 35 miles of inland navigation. These villages unmet. a literal boom should the railway be built. Muskoku's business enterprise at prea- cntis bu? forming deputationk. The hotels are crow ed with deputations from ever township. all wnnting " bonus for some road: Lridgo or other local enterprise. An intiucntial deputation from the Village of Huntsville. Muskoka, had an audience with the Hon. Commissioner ot Public Works this urn-moon and prescntcd a largely nigned petition from the 'iettlers, merchants and oth. erslnterestcd in the scheme for the Govern. tucnt's assistance in making a channel eon- nel-ting the Lake of Buys with the Peninsula Luke, showing how an enormous saving can be Inudu in getting out lumber. pulp wood, tiec, etc.. from u largo tpact of countrv at presentundeveloped on amount of the dim- vulty and expense of bringing the material to u hundy market. lion. Mr. Fraser Rave a. patient, hearing and promised the early attention of the, 1s'xccuttiie to the matter. Mr. Mct'oll's bill to amend the Registry Act provide: that " no greater tee than 25 cents shall be chnrged for searching the abstract in, dex with respect to any lot or part of u lot as originally patented hy the Crown, or as Uter. wards subdivided into smaller lots as shown by any registered map or plan thereof whatever number of entries may be contained therein." With regard to " paragraph which appeared in this report yesterday referring to a dcpu. tuition of two membem . of the Society of Friends to wait upon the. Attorney-General. it is but fair to the society known us Fast Friends or Progressive Friends, to oxplain that therervrcttcoeio them Were made inthena- Lure of an interview with Mr. Height. one of the deputul ion. " Among no visitors at the House to hour the budget spoon-n wen! the ex-Troaaturur, lion. A. M. Ross. and th" ox-lieutenant of the Oppo- sition. Mr. D. Creighton: Messrs. Wm. Muiock, M. P., Thou. Waters of Lindsuly. J. W. St. John, George Hakim and Col. Humi ton. Dunnf the Iftornoon. almost every seat was occupim ; in the cvcmng more members wore absent, butthe attendance was very large. The tirtrt night sitting of the Hessian was held last evening. The gal cries were ti1lod with both Foxes. ond. in the languasw of the theatre. the Legislature played to a fu 1 house. Mr. G. B. Smith introduced the bill of which an explanation appeared in yt-Iterday's GLOBE, to amend the municipal election law. Ths' Public Accounts Committee and the Committee on Private Bills Will meet tins morning at. 10.30 o'clock. ,4, ,, A _ Mr. Dodgias Cameron and others from Rat Portage are in the city to interview the At- torney-Genoral. -- -._ _ - A bifintradueod by Dr. Fe,',', to authorise the Town of Uollingivood to ssuo certain de- bentures was read tt first time. J7