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126 '.' W" "W . r. na'ie "forth Ontario), who ttaa 1 FT Mr. Crawford Diappointed: . tit, 1i'l,'n1' (um um, um, ggguted I Mb. Crawford (West Toronto) was that his measure be also allow to it disappointed with the action of the to the committee. He rather thong;1 ' Government in the matter. TIME should that The Globe newspaper, in an intro ts i be in a position to give the ourser NG April s. 1899, was entitled to the r' prospectus of the line and an estimate credit, and not Judge Denny of first of the cost. He agreed that the Domin- bringing forward the principles contain- ion Government should be approached ed in the Attornerueiiertu', bill and " and asked for a subsidy. own measure. That article, headed Hon. Mr. Gibson was surprised that, 8. "Much Ado About Nothing," dealt in representative of Toronto, which, of all Hither a. humorous way with the form. cities, we the one most directly inter- aiities of the County Court at the ttted,. should be found favoring delay. county town of Victoria. where, after TheLcity only a few years ago consider- the usual ceremonies had been carried l ed t project to be so important that it out with due dignity, it was found that had troposed to build the railway itself. there was no business to transact. The Mr. Crawford declared that he lid not Globe had then seriously urged a reform favor delay. he snugly desired to pro- in cases of this kind. Be quoted The test against w.ltat e deemed the un- Gl he's article in this connection. and (,.ieLjtii"dike actions of the Government 0 " . . th t The Globe t in regard to the matter. added, t am of OPP"."' , tt n l Mr. Russell (East Hastings) spoke iits absogltegly rtig"/itaeftl,11Tot,t/tirer'.'ed Lstroxagly in favor of the project. lle ty,., - fi, 1rrlll',"u uldi rove the ihope that the line would not stop at if cit er o e s.wo ma iTemirkeming, but would be continued to 'present state of affairs. . Ithe rich region of James Bay. The line, The bill was sent on to committee. he thought, would lead to greater den I , A t. velopment of the timber, agricultural: F ban Josuy Scale C and mineral wealth of the country. f Hon. Mr. Dryden moved the second Mr. Whit"?! thought it urtunual that-' readino of his bill to amend the San Jose ti" eop't."e""."'" should have the op- S act. 8The most important clause pro- tron of decltsring whether the road l vides that the Councils of towns or in- should be of poor or good standard. The l .corporated villages may appoint one or responSible department of the Govern, imorc inspectors to carry out the pro- ment "tyy ttte, Vi ilert., . ivisious of the San Jose act, one-half of Hon. Mr. "a.rtoit or.d. replied. that it _ e salaries or fees of such inspectors to was intended to appoint reasonable men he id b the munici alities the other as commissioners, and it was presumed helium b y d out of Such iaii as mu. that they would act in a reasonable way. be t ck?" b . th Le isl t f my In any event their selection as to a l so _a'° e '.ll, o 'fl':.'- a grab"? I', standard would be subjected to the ap- gimme. Fttrt er prousron " a. mute . regard to the duties and resporusilril- Ivotm1 or disapproval of the Govern- ities of nurserymen in connection with in?" . . . . infested stock. I'he bilt ""3""! iG seeond reading. Dr. Jcssop (Lincoln) congratulated The Jurors Act. Hon. Mr. Dryden on the provisions of H M ib _ . the. bill. which, he said, was on the lines 'on. ' r. fi IP' moved the second of a measure introduced by himself three reyilet of his bill t? "amend the Jurors or four years ago. and which had then act. Tht ohief Prov"tor" of the meas~ been frowned upon by members of the ure, which hatt.itt view the reduetion Government. He also congratulated Mr. l" expenditure tn tht administrmn 9f Dryden upon the energetic steps he had J?ett.te, have been previously explained m . taken in his attempts to cheek the scale, dtttii. It provides that county selectors but thought that if the measure now of Jurort' may arrange for the Genera. C brought forward had been advanced Rev. Sessions to follow. immediately on the eral years ago, the results would have sittings of the Pt Court, the some been more beuetieial. l jurors to serve for oth courts, and for The bill was road a second time the notification to jurors that they need . . ' not attend court, when the proper other The Transportation Question. is "tistt'ed, within five days be ore court Mr. Crawford (West Toronto), on the commences. that there is no business to motion that the House again resolve in. transact. Judge Dean was credited by to Committee of Supply, took up the the Attorney-General With having first question of transportation mites. It Was suggested some reforms in the line of u question. he said, not unknown to hon. those sttgttetstA A-------------------.---.---,