The Ontario Scrapbook Hansard

Ontario Scrapbook Hansard, 28 Apr 1921, p. 2

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W--WW' " es 3 e 7 es d " Aeaee,. /. ('W; € 'W on ul e iiane d fas ue o ie 2 | + ncE !s * lLondon Member Asks How 4 noovPrita ie iecinativentictees ( Long Legislature is to . \Toronto Will Not Get Auth-- i Endure Them . ' ority.to Go Into the | _R. L Brackin, West Kent, and C Business !H. P. Hill, West Ottawa, had a : | [ sharp set--to in the Legislature yes-- | !;terday: in which the phrase "politi-- iBY-LAWS ABE APPROVED l(-al chameleon" was added to the| \l } phrases of political warfare. | | ho : s ' a E/ --'The c > | | Mr. Brackin, rising before the fhe clause in the city of T°'°"t°, lorders of the day were called, re-- bill authorizing the city to go into. \ferred to certain statements made tth'eikbus:]essl'l'd ?lllylng and storing by Mr. Hill some days ago in the |miiks and seiling the same to d.eale.rs House reflecting upon the profes-- and residents of the municipality 'sional standing of R. T. Harding. was thrown out yesterday by the |Mr'1 Bmfik:" ts}?idnmast itthrtadinbifiz ";Private Bills Committee of the Leg-- explained to the House that, C isl: rp ; f i ]arrangement in settlement lwtwo?n! ;'(;]r'"t'l"'e-'r j"he vote "a-';)"?" '0\ elg.ht. 'the _ Government and the lumber (NL ae 8 o 011179 -menl"'em'd Messrs. 'company, the company was to pay' iit"afoOl'd!fLe\;ls' dind t;am(.s] en vqteg the cost of the Government (-ounscl.! n flV?l ol retainIing h]e 'lause, an \'The Government and1 th'ci Coml()lanlbt' :"g':l'i:;t t(};g"c"fi'lu':';d Thompson voted ow lerstood this, an a * se.. \}:;';;"i.\agc\i;rslix':u:-'(~ o)t'(suvh an ar-- ' Another clause giving the Inspec-- 7 that Mr. Hardin wh d | tor of Buildings in Toronto the izz:gf':}:'?l"this bill _ of 8500.g Mr. lpoyve.r to withhold the issue of a Brackin (.-ontended' that' the }[(i)use ]?.;];k.l{ln;?e:l-)rf:;?"rte;laiz?r?ga?g a;pg?gg;il.ttr; | & o xplanation _ an a ¢ £ ;l.]i(t))l:(lg-aitatl f;';m(,'\ ])Mr. Hill. ion a street residential in character Ts AN 'until the council shall have decided Follows Rancy's Precedent. a | whether such permit is to issue, was <gx*" o h +» s ks also defeated. 'mw": fl?(?,mg:r?s"z;g(;érat?ilt((l)u;h?ns(:ztlt E The committee approved the by-- . % C c of t |law relating to water mains carried \was hurled across the floor o 'tiw 'hsr fanuary by the yAtepayers/iand Mico 'permilted: the expenditure" of ' AMr > 'the following sums for the follow-- = | of mine, M", L'alor. ]T}.le daykaétcr. ?in'y purposes without submission of eA es o es ol s bad o sald hb same to the votes of the rate-- withdraw the remarks, and he said + 't'e' . $25,000 for an Observation the statement 'stood. It ill--be-- | payers: s;(;)'OOO tor --~a firechal in \comes such a humble member as| | Home;, $40, § : ~a t | f ree | Ashbridge's Bay district; $400,000 'myself not to follow the pl]ege(}I?}nt 'fm a Reception Hospital, and $200,-- |set by the Attorney--General. e . A / Y¥ | political _ chameleon _ championing | 900 for fll'; .S]'(;fnfor a Police Admini |Mr. Harding might be better em-- ;btr'?)tll:n(\on]l::fltteg.nleet.S at. 9 6'clock 'ployed urging the Attorney--General :. ~XALCC i tt s | f, o % | this morning to discuss matters per \to withdraw his statement ratherx | LInIS _ the employment of men \than urging me to withdraw mine." | taining 'mk € ; | _ "His excuse is that the Attorney--| | out of work. '(}onera] has not yet withdrawn hisi mnnnnmnarrnnnnmmmn e statement,""' said Mr. Brackin. "So ' 1 !far as that statement is concerned, b N II resent it and think it should be > . 'withdrawn." Mr. Brackin said that it was the |first time the Ottawa member had |hidden behind the skirts of the At-- AWpintaos s ies t --~--General. s prnes t The amendment to the Municipal Disputes Between Lawyers Act fixing a future date for the wid-- Mr. Brackin said that Mr. Hill had ening of streets, and other changes, 'E:g&ng'"f'f\e"':ggt': toreg:n\]::tgrue Mr.| was defeated yesterday in the Legal "I don't know it," said Hr. Hill. Committee of the Legislature. The] * { '"'The only party that knows all act, which was supported by J. B. !tgle (facf;:tsttiis\othgf G&v:mé"em.andt: 4 O'Brian of the Civic Improvement repres € % , overnmen o vue n !has said that your statement is not Committee, gave n.lumcxpal Councils 'true," said Mr. Braekin. The fair the power to decide upon what and dtm_-entltt}}:(iing for Mr. Hil'lj]to t(xjio streets should be widened, but per-- was to w raw unreservedly 8 * Py * _ Aarf ; s « mitted them :s gefer action from g::::{g:dedfgainst Yr. Harding.he a three to 15 years after such de-- | + "How long is this House going to f cision was mf'd'v'- It "l'f"" apparently' be pestered with disputes between sponsored by town--planning advo-l lawyers?" said Hugh Stevenson, Lon-- « flates, g'fd a bill along thl(; same i don, and amid a roar of laughter lnes. rawnt "1'1 t}'; meet 0o je'cumi)lsl fxl'omd the members the incident ;ii(ao':'tl C:;)"ee ronéxgt tel's"iSte"da)' W closed. y pea session. } wonmenmsemerenmmemmmmeniommmenmmaommmmmateee o Toronto's bill, changing the limit', i arals me of time in which those persons whose | properties encroach upon municipall highways can get title, was defeated. Under the old act a highway was vested in the Crown, and a person. whose property encroached did not' get title to the portion his property| encroached upon for 60 years, if his| caim was undisturbed. Since 1913 highways*>vest in the municipality, and persons whose property now en-- croach get title in 10 years. The bill was to give the municipality the same right as the Crown in this respect, The committee felt that the change was important, but that there were| still two years before any person could get title, so the suggestion A tgat the bill be laid over until next session .was agreed to. ~ An act to amend the School Sites * Act carried. Under the new pro-- vision any board of school trustees| can carry out expropriation proceed-- ings without delay, and in case of dispute a Judge will settle the ac-- n count -- between _the parties, the $ moneys being paid into court. } \ j

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