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.. ' t 1. "ply to-Ir.'=8n'tley Dewitt; one» tlL Howard mum . and 'trift the Hand mu 0.. paid $4,000 _.riiriiiFiiu_qt.s..tthtr,?etttfttr,.t1ysf9yf1 your of 1915 and nothing for 1919, 'm at, " the 1916 payment was sen: septumber. The Canada. Cop- per Cmpany paid $40,000 in 1916 u nettlthttr in 1918. The 1315 ptW- meat was made on September 28th. 1 The Home allowed an order by Mr.! Sam Garter (South Wellington) for, a return regarding cmeBDOndence and reports in reference to the pur-' (chase or aoquirement of the proper- ties of the Seymour Power Company.. Wire Racetrack Mr. Wigle (South Essex) asks for a return of copies of all '50rre8rpon- dence between the Government of Ontario or any member, officer or official thereof, and the Devonshire Racetrack Company or any member, officer or otricia,1 thereof. and in par- ticular the correspondence between Tilt. J. T. White, solicitor to the De- partment of the Provincial Treas- 1rev, end the Hon. Dr. Rosanne, l 'Naraner Minister or Public Works. 5 JPrqetgt Against Coral. Plans. i Mr, Thomas Marshall (Lincoln) has given notice of a motion protest- lng against the approval of the plans of the Canadian Northern Ontario Ball-way Company or any of its tmb- hula-y companies for a line of rail- way running from the city of Toronto to the city of Niagara Falls, through ache any of Hamilton1 or for the ap- an'ovas1 of the plans for any portion of the said route. on the following grounds, among when: (1) That the mid route has been surveyed by the. Hydro-electric Power Commission' under the provisions of the Hydro-, electric railway act, and the munici-, panties concerned. with but one ex-g ception, have voted by large majori-i ties in favor of the construction of; "he said road by the Hydro-electric: lPower Commission under the pro- !vlsions of the said act. (2) The {whole question of the future of the Canadian Northern Railway and its| subsidiary roads and of the public) ownership thereof, and of other rail:; roads. is now under investigation and) {consideration by a Commission ap- lpointed by the Government of Can- :ada, and pending uch report no fur- ther rights 'lfll,'lh'ffd conferred upon the said railway in derogation of l the rights of the people or that would I interfere with the construction, ownership and operation of a railway (iii, the said route by and on behalf 3 ioi' the municipal interests. i'