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r . EiGaiiiiiia iiiia "a . . e" ' rr _ 'I, _ i '&ii ', , " 'GTG"a'callril=ll, . - . " . _ u 'PS " ".r,"' . "" . I not think " would be m... I». F - Two m, an. .t, " r , . . It. in rut-ll eonqtituenetqq. " would in . l Mr. Duck to Imam: = = """N; ,'w. I . mane: a' ldt of new mochinery when _ K and one by Mr. White tit " . ttd a..." _ there was little need for it. relpectlng executions. ' Mr. Meredith gave an Instance of a con I . f , . The bill establishing councils of concilia- ntituency not 00 miles from Toronto where . - tion and arbitration was read a third persorustors had been brought trout To. [ J. " Q time. ronto. The not would do good. he thought, . , , _ in rural constituencies rather than harm. .9 5111851510 JUDICIAL DISTRUYI'. inasmuch tit-4 people are for better Known ' . Government orders came up next, the there and an hililCS'. voter would be in I". liouse spending some time in committee verv little danger of unjust suspicion. _ over the Attorney-General's bill to erwt Mr. Stratton supported Mr. Meredith's . Niiiissing Into a. provisional judicial dis- motion. saying that he would like the" . trict. Sir Oliver Mowat explained the bill extended to i'eterhorouqlt. ' - cautue el' the Step and the nature ct the Mr. White thourdtt the uct have too) -. Very largo tract to be erected into a much poWer to Police Magistrates. " tin". Judicial district. Mr. Meredith made 50m" law was to pass. however, he thouuht it" romarks about the very small amount of should be general. I Judicial work to be done in the iiistrh't, Mr. (tumult (Huron) thought that the . und instant-ed the fact that Mr. Barron, fact that ull voters in l'toNincial elections the Stipendlary Magistrate thtre, mom". tttttst be residential rendered the art net-ni- "I in'hirs opinion, to have very little to do ' less for rupul cottstitucticiiwtl. " beyond " make certain explorations for Mr. Aura-y thought lllilt rural constitur the Government in the summer. The At- ent-ies clcrw to rules "er-- the. 'ttt_'-,' lfi tnrney-Ueneral eXplained that the inter.- which the a" "A," be "tost tttu "i4r'ikty. . tion ot the Government was to make Mr. Ur. \\'iiiouglmy upprovrd of the. ii". tut Barron, who is a valuable t'nlplllyve, a thought it iieeessniy tor the rural Ilia- Pollce Magistrate Him" the hill voniinginto trivis. _ force. Mr. Meredith and Mr. 1'luncy ugli- ltr. t'ctrr illumq-im held that thorn .c i our-Id the Governmont for not settling up- very little personatiuu in tin.- rotintry. and [ on the county town of the new 'lictvi t, thought the art should be restrutwl t- I and lion. Mr. Hardy asked why the Ub- cities and towns. it sition, who were so anxious for tue Mr. W. H. Word was in Lnor oi ex, oounty seat to be named. did no! express tension. l their own. opinion its to with-h of the towns Hon. Mr. Gibson exinrt-gs-ni himswli' us should have that honor. Mr. lil-iwlitli rv . willing to have the uct extend to t-itiws. plied. suggesting that the (in'erniuunt towns and itn'orpot'ated viii-12w. but wish. She'll" lot the i""'l'|" of the dis'rii-t omitt- ed to han experience dt' tlv. winking Hi which ol the towns. in it should havi- the the bill betoie extending it to tu., oouii- honor. and not dangle the bait infra-L. tho ties. lie united that the so tion stand. various towns prior to tip,- election. Thr The Attorney-General poiutvl out thut Attorney-ii-ral pointed out :hat th- there Would b.. ur-ut iliif'cultv in provi l- ' mom or popular election would Ptl.cWct' lug suitable nun-hinet')' for ",tl'l'Vllig out t "item there were two or more p13. 3, ..f the prosisios ot i!n' bill in rural dic.trvti Until advantugo-s, but that in the ens.- There ";is soin- further 'liriusscion st)'.', ot Nlpissing a larm- growth in the future. then tlt., eommittc-e rose, allowing the must be counted upon. and can: must bo clause to stand. takcn In SPIU'UHK a Seat that it be tise 'r. , , _ one most likely to be the natural capital rllhu' I.lhtFDt, i,AW. when Nipisslng is inhabited by 9. large The bill rtspvtirik the 'n ".vr',iritPeH" :1va population. Mr. Meredith. however, m..-.-.-.i iaw "as next taken up in conirriitiry lion . it" amendment that unless the Iaieutervartt- Mr. Hardy remarked tha: tltcis. v.as .i iloi'i-riior in Courtril tlx upon a 1'ty1iri- diitlt-uity with regard to lt'tvirt.,r the oil ty toth before June 1 next a vote of the ' apply to newspapers puh'isiiz-i outside thr. inhibitunts of the district shall be taken I Province. and thought that " "(A in st to as to whit-h town :'hall be the seat. Hon. I make the law applicable -Illlt' to pom-is .i' Mr. Hardy held that this motion shout-vi Ontarlt. Mr. .Mru_tlt " tutu-I Wipers PM?» that it was Mt. Men-duh and not the I lishcd titlSlilt.' ths, Province and viiw-ulai- Government which vlmved the whole out-y. I ing in it phi-ed on the sum» Unis. as "use tlon merely from the standpoint of the published in the l'roviiu-e 1lowexvy, the t'pprrau'ning election. It was wrong to clause was rinsed del it <too-l. ai'i'use the Croverntttont, "ftor meeting tho Thc bill "'ity" Iraritool tilt-until With a git-vi ' - Wishes of the people of the distriot hy prtr deal of discussion and tt,rt " "up. oPposi- . . . viding them with a judicial district, of ' tl in. Mr. ii'i onnor led tho- opposition. .tt doing all this merely to pain " party my, turkinst hourly r\'~-")' c-luusc. lie declutrl vantuge. Mr. Meredith tepliwl, and th -n himself specially iii-"Nl'iu't'i' oVtl it tvtrrc.vk the unlenilmtnt was' beaten by it vote. oi of on: or the put-vim that .. the g:tl'rury li 89 to 21. The bill was th, n parm-d. rev-remix "bullied the": "an, the lllt'lh' . H, Tr Trrm .bcrst or Isln-tikim; "isrcspvcwtfully of unn- 1'orluHts IHATi.9. Hulk-rs." Several ninendtmnts were mad-. lion. Mr. llartourt's bill to make fur- The i'lilllse referring to security of cost. ther provision respwtini,r voters' lists '.\.l.< was change] titt thut In ease the order i- then "(maiden-d in rommittw. A poo-i made by the High ('ourt it shall be ilnnl. deal ot general disrussion arose uypr the while if it ls; "uph- Ly a hull Judge. an tirst important Suliiln, which [pr-whim "liptR'l shall lie to the Judge- of the High that the I'lerk uf tvrry t-itj.' shall nu r.» i'ourt sitting in i'luwibi-rs. whose rim-islon quest {dink-h the Ass.s,rneut Con,ttti.csl n " shall b.- llll:il. The I'ltlliFt' sttting a. with It list or the you." who in"... do... three till-ltll.\" limit to notions ' r libel In the city since the previous .ianuury l, was illllr'llllv'll so :hut " person bruneiv.u and of those who bur.- dicul sinc. tht, lact . rill! for " libel publishmi "ithin that [wr- correction of the lists. Sn'\"'rltl other ind tiny il"i- .:t~- lil-ls published by the eluuses twvnsionwl some discussion. but i.lllli' Ilt'l'wlliltiill ur'thin the past year. no changes of importance IV,are made. This is inirciticri to rover " ens.- who-re . The bill relating to Alumni" l Park and port-m. ls piovokni into Inip,utiort hy 3 the Township of Canisbny therein went so-rli's or bin-ls. Att ulditlonzil 1-littlyo. unis through Committee without a Word of inn-...lu--ml providing that ttuwriPupt'rs not oomment. Published in initnrlo. and thrstitsre not NIAGARA FALLS PARK trrrritittul by the bill. shnli not have. out " . of their Preit'rtt Silli'Kllhl'ilh ."t'lllii\ ed by this The Attorney-General moved the serum! bill. Tlr. rhiu-'e prerviditrs,' that the t'ii'l- trading 01" the bill in rt-Spm't of the (Jilt' 'u . 'ril-utor of the thin I' unplanned ot' may tre Victoria Niagara Falls Park. The bill gives Immh- " 1rojh-ml'uttt "its annulled :o "t..ly Park Ccmtnisrhmers Powt't' to Issue that it applies to [mums a ho L'trtt- Fi5,000 atldltiinnnl debenturts for irt:irrovc- tributo- items which they kiiow to be this». I ments, and P.. Pnts?t' into it" "rrrtitttt/t.t The lull was pusswi with these changes with the Alumna. Falls Park & and reported. I 111mm Railway l umpuny to extend the ex- The House then rose at it"; p I Mini: (*iet'trle railway trom Chippawa I along the bank of the River Niagara N 1 AG A R A F A L L S PA R K. southerly to a Point on tho said river not . ms' ld exceeding two miles from Chippawa. HY Legislative Charnbrt, April -.. Oliver showed how the rut-nut) hal than The Mouse spent " busy day tit-day Coti' raised in the past and what changes were Iidermg Uovernrmnt rllls during the after- r',',':',',';"':)! as fc It") Immut- The manage- , . . , . 'h'tt . . men genera y int won vo . s' 'er.tcmc' 'n'uon und m surtly mun", thu 1'.'.1"i.r) There Worn considerably ovvod.s "sh/Iss/ll: lhe bills advuheed Were those tvlatitic A) lion " visitors lust Ft'ar, more than twice the Kiplssing jutiirltl district, vot,t.,' tl-td, the number of thc Irrr"viouv, year. The Niagara Falls l'ark, Ho ""1 of Trade Ar- (IOI'tl'lt' tond had lm tt Very successful. and bitrution Chambers, and imrristvrs and 'rt,','.'."'.',", 'l,t,1l1r-"i't1t'pt, lfor this year. . ' _ . 'c? - . . u Ifaly e am l , lolicltors. Phi-rt. were Lit-l). little dilute , management of the Dark.) J/lt/tey stink! here and thcre (is the bills Wi'lll their compared unfavorzibly with that on the' course. Mr. Meredith took " Vt'l')' in": American .llc. He "orittunurd also thc nounccd stand against thi- bill to fitrlii I $HK it?.//iu.rliml/o, free. as "at: that of the tate the conversion of solicitors into our- i, fll'lef,C1i' JC',,',",."" which millions of money timers. In the owning the House: Hon. Mr. Harcourt said tho creation of went into Coltiiiiittoe of Supply over the the park had revolutionized the old state' education estinmtes. The llugurty misc ot things there. Evils that used to exist came up and took over an hour's diwuu- 't'lo2/i/rar1t,.'rt no longer existed. He lion before it was disposed of. At "d- possible JI" 1l,1eJig.x,vhtvta'i,evprt)g,? 'll':,' Journment the Attorney-General gave an park, but agreed that it wouldybe 52:11"th [ indication ot the approach of the end by if at an early date it would be Jiiiriiri to moving to have Mondays given to 100 do away with tht? toll. . Mr. 'Meredith objected to the toll. which, ==7k""Crrre, F, 1 n