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Provision is made whereby a violator of any provision of the act or any one who falsifies any book or record concerning milk, cheese ar hogs, will be liable to a fine of not less than $50 and for each sub-- sequent offense, not less than $200 be more than two cents per pound for cheese produced from milk pro-- duced in this Province, while in the case of hogs the bonus will not be more than $1 per hog for each ani-- mal produced in Ontario and sold through the proper trade channels to be processed, En presenting the act providing for a cheese and hog bonus in On-- tario, to the Legislature yesterday afternoon, Hon. P. M. Dewan, Min-- ister of Agriculture, admitted much of the bonusing would have to be done by regulations. The act provides for the payment, out of the Consolidated Revenue Act, of amounts, fixed by the Licu-- tenant--Governor in Council, for pro-- ducers of cheese and hogs. In the case of cheese the bonus will not RULES GOVERN FARM BONUSES "I think it might be well to ex-- tend its provisions after a trial to other fields," he said. The bill was given second reading. A second bill fathered by the com-- mittee would require would--be bailiffs to take an examination as to their fitness to be bailiffs before & county judge. Successful candi-- dates would receive qualification certificates,. Given second reading also was a bill by Mr. Conant which would require business agents to be licensed. The Attorney--General inti-- mated, on the suggestion of Opposi-- tion Leader Droew, that in commit-- tee stage a roedefinition will be made of business agents. Bill to Mail Summonses Is Given Second Reading A savingz of $44,000 annually in eourt costs to violators of traffic laws and an enormotus saving to police forces in time, yesterday in the Legislature, was estimated by Attorney--General Conant as the effect of a bill which would permit enforcement officers to mail sum-- monses instead of making personal gervice. The bill arises from recommenda-- tions made by the Legislative Com-- mittee which inquired into the ad-- ministration of justice. Leslie M. Frost (Con., Victoria), and a men-- ber of the committee, termed the purpose of the bill "common sense." Will Be Paid Through Regulations -- D e w a n A bilf to confirm tax sales was held over when Colonel Drew, Mr. Frost and others asserted that the House had no knowledge whether or not the sales of property for tax arrears had been conducted proper-- ly and, therefore, the bill might un-- der some circumstances deprive an individual of his property rights. "Legislation is not necessary if the tax sales were conducted properly," said Colonel Drew. MARCH 11. in £25 One of the amendments places old gold dealers in the same cate. zory as second--hand dealers in that the license fee is increased from $1 A number of amendments to the Municipal Act were presented to the Legislature yesterday afternoon during the private bills session by lan Strachan (Toronto St. George), the Liberal Whip. One authorized city councils to pass by--laws regu-- lating the size and weight of parcels to be carried on bicycles, while an-- other clarified the regulations re-- garding encroachments on, over and under highways. Most of these regulations are included in various sections of the existing act. Among the other amendments was one by which councils are given authority to prohibit street vendors from doing business on certain streets, and still another provides for the regulation and governing of cleaning and pressing establish-- ments. | Offer Amendments To Municipal Act "You may come around to it yet," suggested Leopold Macaulay (Con., South York). '"Why did you change the name? asked William Duckworth (Con., To ronto--Dovercourt). Mr. McQuesten blushed: name didn't appeal to me." The bill, if adopted, will grant the Province authority to pay $12,-- 000 annually to Niagara Falls from 1941 to 1980 in compensation for the taxes lost by such exemption. Mr, McQuesten said the Niagara Parks Commission had taken over business properties in building the approach and would restore some of them, the Province acting as land-- lord. A bachelor's antipathy to the name "Honeymoon Bridge" for the old Niagara Gorge span yesterday was admitted in the Legislature by Hon, T. B. McQuesten, Minister of High-- ways, when he introduced a bill which would exempt the new "Rain-- bow Bridge" from municipal taxa-- tion. Didn't Like Name Of 'Honeymoon' Span "Oh the «999