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(94) An act to consolidate and amend the drainage laws. ($%) An act to amend the act respecting the fees of certain public officers. _------ (98) The municipal amendment act, 1894. (§) An act to amend the act for. pro-- tecting the public intereets in -- rivers, streams and crgack«. M (90) An act to legalize and contirm the survey made by Walter8. Davidscn, Ontario land surveyor, of a road allowance be-- tween the seventh and eighth concessions of the Township of Sombra. @8) An --act respecting the City of Lon-- don. (81) An act: to consolidate certain debts of the Town of Harriston, and for other purposes. (82) An act to confirm an agreement be-- tween the City of Ottawa and the Otta-- wa City Passenger Railway Company and the Ottawa Electric Street Railway Com-- pany (limited). P (84) An act to amend the act to regulate travell'ng on public highways and bridges. (8¥ an act to make further provision respecting voters' lists. (86) An nct to facilitate the local admin Iistration of justice in certain cases 186) Arn nct to facilitate the local admin Iistration of justice in certain cases. Wi) An act to amend the act providing against--fravds in the supplying of milk to cheese or butter manufactories. _(83) An act to incorporate the Georgian Bay Ship Canal & Power Aqueduct Com-- pany. (88) An act respecting benefit societies. (89) Ar act respecting High Court sit-- tings in the County of York. +(90) An act to make further provisicn respecting mortgages of real. estate. (9#) 'The assessment amendmenat act, 1894 @2) An act respecting the Toronto Rail-- way Company. » +/* (93) An act respecting ditches and wat-- ercourses. (10) An act respecting ald to certain rail ways. (101) An act relating to mines and min-- ing lands. (102) An act respecting regigtration of manhood suffrage and other voters in eities. (8) Ar mct respecting Deputy Police Magistrates in certain cities. (79) An act to provide for the final set-- tlement of the Common School fund. (103) An act respecting tion of certain cities in Assembly. (104) An gact respecting the clection of licensees of timber limits to the Legisla-- tive Asse.mbly. (10) An act respecting elections in the outer districts of the Province. (106) An act respecting the Clerk of the Peace in the County of Carleton. THE ROYAL AS8ENT. 4 (105) outer (106) Peace '"In her Majesty's naume, his Honor the Liecutenant--Governor doth assent to these bills." THE SPEECH FROM THE THRONE. His HMHonor then delivered the foyowlng speech :---- *"* Mr. Speaker and gentlemen &» the Legislative Assembly :--I desire to express ?y apwnon of the earnestness and ligence th which you have applied yourselves to the work of the unusually long session now being brought to a close. To these bills the royal assent was an-- nounced by the Clerk of the Legislative Assembly in the following words :-- *"'The important act respecting Councils of Conciliation and of Arbitration for settling industmal disputes will, 1 am glad to be-- Heve, ten@ to prevent those conflicts be-- tween capital and labor which often re-- sult in the serious disturbance of busi-- ness, and loss to all parties concerned. =©*'The measures which you have passed are very important and useful, and will greatly assist in the administration of public affairs. "It is gratifying to know that, owing to your wisg and liberal provision for the proper representation of the Province at the World's Columbian _ Exposition, its progress and resources were exhibited to great Advantage, securing for the Pro-- vince in many departments a position of enviable prominence. We may confidently hope that material results of a very sub-- stantial character will accrue to the Pro-- vince. C " The various provisions of the acts re-- specting the registration of manhood suf-- frage voters in cities, and for the prompt punishment of persons guilty of person-- ation at elections for the Legislative As-- sembly, will, I trust, be found effectual in improving and purifying the «voters' lists, simplifying theyenrolment of all duly qualified electors, and facilitating the sup-- pression of corrmmtlces. " The readiust t of the representation (80) An act respecting 'the City of Otta-- Ne _(?e'rtar-\' duties c the representa-- the. Legislative ty msyl ic 0 e CAReE . SAOEE L a"nondeaq'" in the western portion of the Province, 1 do not doubt that the future win furnish abundant-- evidence that the establish. ment of this and other parks evingeg forethought and prudence., R Mn N AudliAstrabaisd i2 277 *'"'The act respecting mines anda mining lands, and the acts for improving the ad-- ministration of justice in the Distrig'ts of: Nipissing and Rainy River, for tn.cmta*-' ing the local administration of justice, ang for enabling Boards of Trade in l:lt'q to appoint general arbitrators, will comnfiend themselves to the public as measys if practical utility. "The acts consolidating and ame ing the drainage la ws, mortgages anf sales woP c ae e y n C efiA ds s h is As d c 22 4 td s1 In the public interest." FINAL . wORrDS. §« The Provincial Secretary then said :-- * Mr. Speaker and gentlemen of the Le islative Assembly,--It is his Honor's w and pleasure that this Legislative --A sembly be prorogued, and this Lc;}islatl; Assembly is, accordingly, prorogued," This brought the proceedings to a * ) Anfemg c ul2 "C , c BrBxy HPE S01e1 of personal property, the acts amendiM; the Division Courts act, the municipa and assessment laws, are further meas ures of public importance. "I thank you for the liberal appropria tions which you have made for the public service. . The supplies which you hav granted will be expended with cars an: in the Duble intaraer * anished A Provincial park the western portion of th Rathk dA c e 0. I pecting mines anq acts for improving _justice in the Dig Rainy River, for j Appropria-- the public you have care and ilmemlng. and sales amendi®g municipal Leg-- will