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~j««"had been almg ; 3 .,,'_'f' e vOi '. P e ME j__ C se _,},,_b,m,uaMum. m m arne the Medes and Persians, and now it ; Mr.. Whitney: remarked that,_as the | Th: Mome ?d'o ed at 11.t0 p.m. "}"as proposed not t# donuble or treble | railway was: being built as a GOven-- gqrrio A e_nt}i- ourth reJ)ort of the On-- t '1 ."X"".Wfl of the railways, but to | ment fine, he favored operating it 25 Upj gricultural and Experimental multiply it by 50 at least. Did any--| such, and allowi h i1 ion was laid on the tabl y-- | such, and allowing other railways to 'p e by the one suppose that members could slip|run over it for a time. rovincial Secretary, f into gle committee for a moment dur--| The bill was Teported. New Bilis, ing the m::ju) important duties of the Col. Gibson's bill respecting police Fj + session. and give .a proper. considera-- villages was reported without amend-- |p; irst readings were given to two " tion to the great questions which were | ment. s |bills, one by Hon, E. J. gla"is itied | before that committee. s the municipal @amenrdment a 5 (9eg,. The report was concurred in. Statute Law Amendments. 8 'and one by Mr. Harcourt cgtcitt'leégos, » No Morng Besplons. "the House then went, into commit: "hit dffie mm The Tordun oi ee on Colonel Gibson's statute ; e the London Street '.(\ilr. _Rosgrmoved that the House on | amendment act, 1903. The first clal;;, e ee U t oo a nes ki"; Osftlf'cet | and after Thursday next should hold provides that whenever a holiday falls dor was Aro ol Delatise it vas | morning sessions, commencing at 11| on Sunda he d i $ shown that the fend un lare nie th y the day following --shall us er _ at_ present o'clock. e t ought they cquld now fin--| be observed as a legal holida An-- I, o vas been agreed to by t--i" C'm ish th.e business of the session comfort-- | other clauseprovided that in z.lection Engitieer. $ YE a}E_*y .fiext.weck. . Of course, in saying | trials, where the trial Judges disagree "*1 _ N#E*EF E TiI T | 3 is, edwl:;nteld it to be distinctly ua--| there may be an appeal, and the Court 44 1 I V | erstoof t} at he was expecting the re--| of Appeal, if of opinion that a corrupt C LL A,N port of the commission . upon the| practice was committed ¥i ~p 4 Gamey bribery charges to be down the election; but in S:Cil in S;t c an: ¢ s ; id » C i A z)e:jnre the House rose, although he| didates shall not be disquaillisfgetti £ c:n GIVES EVIDENGE f .t.iznnonlunlijor;)nanm:l wthn the p;"esenta.~ other clause provided that the L'ie::- i l wo e made. It might, per--| tenant--Governor i 1 y weesanmamesxumg s aremeporis > | n _Counci 2 w1 hg?;. be ne}les;ar) for the House to| the consent of the Judges olf Tl:g'cw'th adjourn until that report came down, | ties of York and Wentworth ute ) Hi l'hetrhe was no d:]sn'c. l;lowever, to hur--| their fees, and direct paymcr;tC?:'lmute His Partner Was a Crown Lands ry the session through, and to avoid| and to the juni ie | 1y th€, C ' he junior Judge * * o:xet;zc;n;r;dse.ssxon when that report was | as may be fixed gy grgcrOfi:ug:)Eun-'ls . Clerk. P * j aie & not to exceed the receipts for fees gfllf 3 yeenminn Mr. Whitney Objects. ing some preceding year. 4. se;"afh)\x?i??g S:;:d that 111ei did not| A Chief Coroner For Toronto TAYLOR, NOW SUSPENDED * ; need for the step. There were || _ " i 4 f M easone which might be adduced to l A ct:)roner for the City of Toronto" x / show that the latter part of the ses-- ?c?mt,?csc :}ipppmted. under one of the sion was not a time at which &n | clauses, who is to exercise supervision + J action should be taken, becausyes';lcz}e1 ?m" the holding of inquests. _ This is Received Half the Profits of nature of the business before th oJ Gorshners tor enpoesise imtpemen uns Sh | | House rendered. it undesirable t; § on Smonees oL hh Chae tok annon . Deak adopt any such course, particularl \oners are_to be called "associate cor-- during the present session. Theif, |one1;js_ The clause was allowed to 5 e were getting on very well with the §tan" pending Some. perfeciion l its business and, could fnish it now, he | It i; yo$, Wood Fhodures SullvensiAc believed, in forty--eight hours if the It is made possible by one of the _ counts, and Sulli io :clShed' He _ thought _ it woulg clauses for the Crown, in a criminal pnte, endifullivan Troduces the verv cas F * Himse sirable'r)thét]mptrl'?cperl-[ and --. unde-- (lc;liz'e tt?) ;?zalgl'ytlsumc-'ém expert evi-- Checks * Himself--Other _ Evi-- C r ouse swer the evi i fiee before the report of the cosn}:cr:;Ld by the defence. ence presented dence. 44 sion was sent in, even if i ) | _ The in ies i ceiral litaian es l oc & I + f it had ,COrporatcd companies hi A dX er" apoiner threeen weell M" fe | rrunters, fupus, pan be mvested Rave k est interests of |formerly had to have a capi gi(;:'-"try would be served by the Hofx}:: $100,000. A clause i:21l tt?lglt:g'limck 50 the Pobds Astoonts comimtlce:Yeeter feceifed quietly until the report was thB sum to $200,000. § veised} the Public Accounis | Commilice yester-- k s nc of the.cladses o day, but his--examination came-- t :-( an?!liheRrggiiozbs"entC;jftO this view, thedact respecting bén:i-c:?cehtl)]grao?'i:lnd: ons he iX to caried agiin I CO::C:;('?:; ras left on th and oth hS se + rident| and he will be called aga at. 'The The House a * : & paper.|| . er societies. It makes i i y moadipnican +ad Colonel Gilzsox:'gpli)ci,l']cd in committee sible to refuse or cancel ch;;rtl;rfoj% effeci 'chas t C TaFion. acoquntant of Ontario insurance act r;}pccnng im | societies reputed to be maintaining d f;r'u'ct that T. ¢. Taylor, accountant of bill respecting imumict ll'- Stratton's || USN& a place for any gamblin 08 or | the woods and 'forest branch of the refuge, . Mr. _ Latchford® houses of||!@Wit! gaming purpose. g or un--| Crown Lands Department, had been his respecting the 'I'c:miskams resolution ||. When the House met at 8.30 o'cl s ramt Ane Ari ie Rorctt. when it stood ern Ontario Railway ing & North-- 5't went again into committe 1onE) Crant the Argharet for 4. When it stood & > * t statute law a d ée on the| in Shannon's --name; : T7 f Temigk i mendment act. The Al-- me,; and>-- that : he-- (Tay-- .t inances. goma Central Railway Co.'s time f A P credy eatier the Sorghrnmient of Tthe In committee on Mr. Latchford's bi completing 225 miles of road wa A. brro iA true thig: h. a) w aznnndl m to amend the Temiskaming &?rNs bill tlendcd'unnl May 1, 1906, by a clauss ex; To oo Snern Laouts "Rlatea timet "an e}{gndorma?}?l Railway oo aft Jortg' 80(.';),?_ an? the Lake Sup'eriof Pocw(e)r' sllunor ;)f Crown' Lands, stated that, in ie amilton) ex Mr, J. S. * ime for developin view of that evidence, Taylor wo lci t vor ofi the plan of settit pressed disfa--|| power in additi & 40,000 horse--| suspended at 4 pt. Ivan's c an of setting aps addition to that alread d at -- once. Capt. Sullivan's acres per mile. If i part 20,000|| veloped at S . already de.| other evidence' w A j ; j es 1 all]t S s a ence was more o a p :g tgu'fil the 'railway twi':f'?;ut""e"d('d ed until June 30 tlegoé\larlgn;i Cx\t{cnq_ of identifying checks l\;r 0;'";1 '\1\':(22'; e people he favored setti cost || toulin & North Sh Ra; _ Mant--| Manager of the Central Canad 300,000 or 400,000 a sctting apart||an extensio 10re Railway is given| & Savings C o. . Cave evidermce 16. : a > cres k xtension of s s eP s $ 6 pme. minerals and la db of land, the||commencing its tln"nc by one year for| spectin SuHim)"-y'ga\e 5. Tas" mi Do old nds on which g its road & an's accounts, and Mr e sold for the benefit of th Th * Thonmas Chariton | nrndneed -- is tion lllnd_ & C0nStruc- Tw° Jud F ks + wiwva % eed 'the . check Eorone! Math ges For Nlplssmg, given to Suluvan. ratrick McDermott apart the l';mbcrestoon fa'\'(}l'cd setting t.,\ second Jl_ldgc for Nipissin a ::,1,?\(,)"nh I.'\.i\m: said he offered Frank \\'1'3' should old Ontpaar"iolor thf road. e:;cgt)";'.'s %r-(fi\'lded for by a clausge &d'él last .\-I.)lmsx,_m xmr io thave Shered 3 06 road, while ther ario pay for the|| Tha up.c, ' by the Atto --j{ iast April, and would have offered $1,000 ber available i e was plenty of tim--| The great extent of th rney--General, | if he had thought he, would not have an-- for it? A str!' new Ontario to nay the rapid growth of N 5K Bairk andi uo noibarinn cagr t t t S0 On--esch si ip of timber a mile or| !t N®Cessary t North Bay made| _ There was a full atte ' m s 5 . C £ C -- i ach side of the line w 27 [' in y to appoint a junior Jud attendance of the com or _ it. t would pay _ order particularly [A ge,| mittee, with many other me 's of Mr. Powell thougi l might not be in rly that North Bay| House, including Mr. ( C oo many MLr. 0 K conveni o & Mr. Gamey, & any |sions should norggt l_hat the exten-- ihwncq of the onc'.e]rl:lde;cce?o by the| outsiders. * 7 eA mt lsfzhscgooh %cr mile brenx:j?g?dcgrc;n- the prm-aer"lr;;-c.a I\Ihmicipalit;es 3": 'Zf\cl(li oo »eh en | a ad no detail « vision. clause added b On motion of H cost of extensi is given as to the torney--General to y the At-- p on. Mr. Davis, the fol-- districts coufl;sl{;"S, which in some NAtiOn@l Consum rgakc 2 frant to the Lo:i.mlz) ios the commnteenca. J. dhen. Hon. F. R e built for $20,000 well as to mu nption Sqnltarxum, as ar efoxo the committee:--W. J. Shep-- Mr.'J, 8. Hc'ndl'?t,chford, replying to Other. clause et:llact')x])a'l sanitaria. _ An-- ?»em'. Waubaushene; D. L. White and J « might -- destroy n]es remarks that fire CStablished 150 f es samraria uo pal 1 NO 12 [ AL " Wknk D. o. Cbober and $ said that every cta]rc standing timber, yards, away fromc;ft' instead of tgo '1\--' T. Toner of Collingwood,' to give evi-- tofircvcnt fire fmmcb::a';(.meg taken Clause enabling thcpnvl':lt-c house. FThe | limir. in connection with the Shannon I on. F. R. Lurrhfoadmg out. raise the moneys re public library to| Hon,. Mr. Latelifora prés h61 Mr. Powell's criticism af replying «o |iMterest and princi quired to pay the, fion for the appearar is "or Mit: cP. us extensions icism of b J | principal or sinki Brough, M r. e Domints Sang | extensions at $25 it bonding the °n moneys b sinking fund oo Lnebtiof Ine pominfon Bank (mipo : 25,000, said that ; g eys borrowed for th l0 produce. the acco ninion Bank,. mportant, in view t the i t it was Of acquiring a site the purpose ~Taylor. The mo«uxuunt of 'Theodore C. . 3:=c:h° extensions whicl: emlmp{;rt.mce'"'ming buildings m\]da purcll;asing Or l ness® canleg," Chariton was.the first wit-- | f ssary, to have al ay become Stand over vas "allowed to | dnes; ; im * produced : the or nail |rank equally. In all the 'securities tions of Ci on account of th _ 2. | heqt ioh 1h800, made by his frotier. | F -- n reply id s of Cit ioi e objec--| J. Charlt Ne out AY.Bie brothet, | |ney Mr. Latchford Ply to Mr. Whit-- the Legal Cyobol'.cltor Caswell before: of John Suilivas:. payabie Tive aays arcer | ,ggnk the $25,000 pcrwald_lhc did not The Hons mmittee. date." 1, payable five days after | t 100 mile f +Hi se went i i [Baf ta" Py 'or es would be "upy / ahoeconeniiiited mnumeipatiey "toof "goer deiiveren oo mhiote af colingaon | Cotul or t in 's -- Gibson explai act. Col.| COl. Math je o the giestion | additional a ¢ rolling 'stock xplained th ; C1 se it "woulnd. icad to 4 Teng! | C mount migh ck. An There ar he clauses in detai1 25 t, NOW@, lead to : hy inguiry | provided for, b ght have to be c 129 sections ; _ detail. into th ad <o a lengthy inquiry N , for, but, of on only & hali s in the bill e cost of -- the 1 ¢ -- wou! } of cours J alf d i!I, and | tion aske cmd Aho 'Answer | j d be an income which. mig?ft t,?ere any discussion. Ozf)n of these was there 28 ieb l h 'however, and'the angwer | reet stood over ne or two c Col. Matheson M ' ul t j t} J a and m ® y e others be uges uis #et & state Mr. +8t. John tried e M ing passed. a statement of the amount of t