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& m R s ol ! netieye ht ie comsmereccmimeditiiare C .w'-." liee t | _| FISH AND GAME DEPUTATION: ( ud _ Want New Fishing Laws and Longet) | __=-- Peried to Shoot Ducks,. | ... To have the duck--shooting season ex-- 'tended from fifteen days to a month, cov-- --{ering the Christmas holidays, was partly 'the object of a deputation introduced yes-- i'terday by Hon. Col. Hendrie to Hon. Dr. Reaume, in which department the game laws are administered. The deputation re-- :Pre&bnted the Hamilton branch of the On-- \'tario Fish and Game Protective Associa~-- .zvtlon. and also expressed a wish to estab-- lish a rod license for foreigners, and to _|lim{t the size of bass permitted to be |taken from ten to twelve inches. They l considered that the appropriation for the protection of s fish and . game _| was inadequate, and , asked for an increase. It was also urged that every |facility be given for taking carp, the ex-- | termination of which fish was destred by _ | sportsmen. t | | 'The association will discuss all the game _ Maws at its convention in Toronto during MA the Exhbibition in the fall, when thirty 1 branches will be represented. 'The Hamil-- ton branch was interested in having the ] | attention of the Government directed im-- _| mediately to the duck--shooting season. 1:| feraeree mm acaumunentimies*« :.(i * ¥ M 4 ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT. |Government and University May Unite -: to Have One. (|. .A deputation representing the Univer-- _ sity of Toronto, consisting of President l Loudon and -- Mr. John -- Hoskin, °K. C., waited on Hon. Dr. || Reaume yesterday to suggest the de-- | | sirability | of co--operation in the elec-- tric lighting plant which has been proposed . for the Legislative -- build-- N\ ings. The university authorities have for some time past been anxious to have an independent plant for their needs, J) and the opportunity to build a joint \| plant seemed to them a favorable one. s '.l'be plan would involve a much larger \| installation than had been contemplated at first. }.flm. Dr. Reaume heard the _|representations made and will consider ; the matter, » | M . uie m m ireremmmen anei n n mm m --fnintm mm ons maese