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<% 1 N Ar sSATURDAY. MARCH 17. wnatnetmnpunenneemanecretemepeteemmaemenmmenmmammmamamemans ons anmnammmamatemmetamamamim ¥ % # | seld h £17.4 Minister of Agriculture Gives Notice of Resolution. 2 t FARMERS' I NSU R A N C E. [ Complaint 'That Female Operatives in Factories Are Overworked -- Franchbise For Canadian Soldiers --Saccession Duties Act. Yesterday's sitting of the House was short and devoid of interest. A num-- ber of motions for correspondence were passed, and certain bills standing tor second reading were dealt with. There is likely to be a torrent of eloquence on Tuesday, when the budget debate will be wound up.> The division may not take place, however, until ll or 2 o'clock on Wednesday morning. Next week the various committees will get to work and move actively The Municipal Committee may organize about Wednesday or Thursday, with Hon. E. J. Davis, as Mr. Hardy's suc-- cessor, in the chair. f Technical Education. It is said the Government have de-- clded upon the policy of giving aid to those cities which are interesting them-- |selves in technical education. The lgrant in each case will not exceed &£1,-- 300. The supplementary estimates may contain a grant to this amount for Kingston and Brantford. Beet Sugar Industry. Mr. Dryden gives notice of the fol-- lowing resolution :--*"That, with a view to encourage the establishment in the Province of Ontario of the beet sugar Industry, there be granted out of the consolidated revenue Lundu the sum of ---------- for the purpose®of, first, provid-- Ing samples of seed for the produc-- tion of beets suitable for such indus-- try ; second, affording suitable instruc-- tion to farmers, where it is proposed to locate such industry, as to the best methods of preparing and cultivating the soil in order to produce the highest quality of beets, and, third, analyzing,