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_ - "e' 1'v7W'YW 'r' . I, _ .. 2I'"t Nttkf, ,' -' 3.1 1H-:' T' . .. 'Te"-'": .- ' . " ;_'JI:. -' "t "if. . V .. , .'\'?. """'P, .) IJ!rt'-1?'- / _ .o "ri, - "M?, . lllRru' .3 " W". A, _' - 9 -t _ - . _ F" 1 {fry _ _ ' --' - - . . . hon. aroma? prcfcrred himseltt" He did _ I bl! Water We shell have billions of feet. " i not Ji,",',', to care so long as he could create , Ity you fuppO-'w the SYP.try .to, be Gilli discomfort among the Munkoku settlers. _ C - 1.itt , populated, along with the timber an The fact was that the lands in the district . 'Jtl'lei1:'2ltdlt.ve slim-13h 100311 tvaitie to SUP' now under discusbion were not pine lands. 3 war 'd,'lll)vfJ,i t (31331103 "ll I that. bTh" rail- F It was also to be remembered .that the Rainy f real-hing 2'/',t'll'/lffifli/ievue'i.si,t'hoet,'t"i'tt 2/i't l River lands were not sySerd/,eea1'c.tor least . - . . ' ice ' . s . , --- receive '." addition the trutlie of the North. "e/srl,',',)',";',':,')',',),'.?,?)."""),)',' f/did 3:31: 1:13;. w .th' .. A ' . . . I ' . . . " "its" st',.'?)'"'),:"'.:,,";;?,..!::':,,,:',':,':,',',"";),,?,, F koka district. were 'under lilac-use "tht the . tor 12 to fifteen years, they have large farms 19w was panned, kt., 1e mlint!t "iff J/tttrl/g': and have nimle'miuiy improvements They licensees were "ll, Ing a 'f '3"; d") the _ , have done a great deal morethan isnecessnry ' lands. and the aOt h",','/lei," "will" to pre- to entitle them to their patents I don't Nee I ventthat. .Hon..gent omen song it to make 7 why the people should who; the iiiii//ii; 1iy/ol,t.ta'd't?t'Mii,i1l'/iq,"1irilt,e ii: "min - f0," their lands at once. and l am glad that the Why: it was dot loin; since the ownership (if I . i Bill apparently contcnlplatcs that; The men the country " ' r013 have gone into the country had no rail- ', WAS m DISPUTE. ' . s . . . ' on MEANS or CoMhrUNrCATroN l l and even after the boundary question i . . . . ' - i i was settled, the question of the [ l between one partof the settlement and an- itme to the land was raised and I other, and the only means of trtutic is b) the . it. was unretvsonahle, to suppose that the a riverin the summer. here are a. few one! . , ret . _', Wal boats on the river in the summer time There l Ontario Got yyy.ee.,nv,t would fpmfi I'. lat . a, are no markets, and the only tttelif u, tlr. ' 39mm ot money in ')l,u"'"1' (',i11','fn'8l,0,e of ..._ . _. t _ , a . -' . , , ' . settlers have of paying these boats for Dr "w,. i "If." "e/d"lir, trill!" 1,3."02110323; (It? erg: i a ing in their supplies isb exchanging-il rr, ' tf" P . _ ' i g . l 5*- wood which tin-v cut '%,)ii' was the viii-ct l ihereweio "oo/Pine, "tittem,e.nrta, w, the , . 13. of the dis we a; re ia,' the houndarvt l" i l quantity or good land in the district. Horne . _ soon ay 'il') wood ?S',. out a nonunion ciii I l ell-ntwmcn had i'oriipraiwrtl that, the Govern. . - 'iiCiiiiGii timber inspector, or some such oili- , i ment "'i'slgi"mg WOVSHW" figm'lm l land to I . oer, came down and seized the wood, and the i ),1""11l',r,1h".,l "dll;, . [hlfith t fin "tlCf , . wood remains there to-day with the moth-mt , . . " q . . &Wc " , ~ ' ' . . ' . I and ulloued to purchase another t,-". of sale af1ixuul. Hus ts one of the f,ilflhylti,eel ( . 'I' F ' 3-12 . "all r in the people have had to contend with, and I ; ' 100 1fl"iii,', Ill,?,, if T.' J//c,"ty.t'gsf, 1he.yanw Cask-y. , l think it um time that mine iiieaaure should I . "Hi ""9" t "ii by oit'lill HQ la Tum." with: to it": "' . .. ' ' . ".. i one mun). no o in co rip {tints mm o n. c"i,'", , (1j'fige.7d here to gut. the people t't lier. l Manitoba was that the grant.» were too huge, up}; - "2 . h:t' a iii-iii and his son would take u u. '.sGiie./ . - . 3 . SI tf " ll . k t . . . p 'isa-e, 1ah"rva3,"1il.i1i','l'"to $310,313 'ttr.iieiateh' 3 whole mile, and than with this sparse settle. WW" . V 43' . ' . . .-' ' ' . .' _ . - would have to have their tiiioa. and in. ' l"" nt " war,' 1".ey1ilit _ ". Mllh' thought therefore there was no necessity ' I",'. Y,.A U.", ""00" DISTRICTS if . waiting for the decision of the. courts. H . Mr. Mr',itFHJ1'l ii -lltrce lou any mforma- "l?.'" hoped than provision would he made for the I tion ac, if) (hr, [m'jmlt 1ctt.lr:ru,eytt' . C' _ , rights of the squntterm He remarked that lion. 1. u. i Alluruc.saidthat so luriiearly l' I the Provincial t4ecrerary had visited tho dirr all the settlement was in narrow lots ohm; cl tries in question and promised the people a the rivu'. it would New?" ptuttleiyre ofjud;r " bridge at Rat Portage. ntettt to. settle the mullin- in a hiir . - ") Hon. T. n. laminar: said that provision and !'nu..its.tirle way, my um; regard to tite '9 was made in the Bill that where any party luiimh oi llilit' that pill'ilt" had '?i! [led therv. -. T Wm; in posstr'oiion his title would be rung: Nt',. Milli: find he agreed with the Coyi- re, nixed. Had there been no such provi-isiis, tltisrilotitH' Id ( rown Lands its to the quantity . _;. i the record of theilovernmiutt's dealing. with ot land that should be granted. _ s a rule _ .. ,1 f squatters ought. in be it wilt-lent guarantee. a Keillor should not i-leni" more than 50 or 60 4 -. Mr. MEREDITH said that the provision "tTeri. slit hoped the hovel-iiiiiciit would i I; in the Bill was only permissive. ii, triu- to seniors in the. Perry bound district , .' Hon.JAMES YOUNG thought thev s pyy tl.ie.stttut' v.tivilts.re" TIto timber t hat be was i . _ be Inoreliberul to young meni uan'po lirntr, C. giving, l thv'ltniii)" Hirer settlets. ; grant to 80 acre". lie hoped that the "i, .- . Mr. CARNiRiIls' {wired w.hether; it was i f 2 unite of the member for West Ar/om/v' {s 'o intrm.lu.l to Kraut licenses in the territory '. I the quantity ofqood land Wll'i t'otuvC't,aurt if now bring opuned. , , . i this were: so, the amount of the grant to Hon. l'. B. '/Aitl)Eri,said that waq not the young men inizht very Well be increuwd protein. intention at all events. After some . v - to 160 acres. Young; Canadian farmers remarks iron; _Mossrs. " hire, Mercalfe, and I , were the very class uhom they wished to . Broiler. the Gill was rcud a second time. l i ' encourage to go into that country. in the i f'tJ1llorlNsA'r'"Oh' TO WUItKMEN. i I i; North-west 160 acre'", were osrered, and he i lion C' F' FMS Fit in moviripithe second i r we. "t 11'ty. v _ . rv '.'" 1,C,' '. 'OU, ,' . f. L'r'ic?J,rey,lt 80 aties , ould not be a knot reading urine "il U occur" '".1t1l.reltHatiott to , l t Hon. A. S. HARDY said it was quite true 11lr'Sl.'lih, in ice-Ha. '.1.'lc"'p',. said it way pr-i- _ _ that he had visited the district mentioned by 3'08," 1// mill"! (i'l1"/,idT),"tly: "oh,""g'" ttt le ' _ g, the leader of the U 'potittion,aud he was then on} T i-ml'H} ,t .3'ului' to 1W1 the l:tw lil $N't, _ told that the lender of the Opposition had i 1y:.ly,.y, r mi pit-i 1y mi. 'it wovlctnan from 1.135.?" gone over the "round 'rday or two before. I."""'."."". "orul"yrstr"yt iroin an umploym. M... The 0an proud": he had much- was that it tor Petite', received through a. tellow.ivork. ", il appeared to be a retcionable bridge but that , matt. 3H'e'1' tile 1r,i"; ""31" 1",d,'I'l mm"; U.) r's'3tl ' . . . . . . , . '.., . - t nu a WAN 'lent 1c (use tint . CN the decision [HUHL rent with the cu nicer. this I'tt e. . _ . . . "'.% l, He. still adhered to that vii-w. He 'l,eli"e"veJi',' V i .where 'ttt employ? " a} pt'rr,ou.ally nev,li'gt,ty, , I l however, that in the eloquent, speeches which ' 'lfinl'/',7' JeiiL'pif",'h' it'iluhi" v, ybyte/t: Frill? ', " i, his hun. friend had made there, he (Mr. i y ", m t it itialtl, cas " tialllt ic", t k ."n'4" Qa ; Meredith) had been able to be Htiti'tt li-di Act, though there were '""i/'p'?.is'rPi.ioul, _ " i substantial. lie. was able to deal iiiiil i The kernel ot the Bill would be foutu't i d . . . . . . _ ' . . . ' _ . I ' . I . I i iuilwav questions, nut simply colonization i tlt t.iecti?us 3. 4, 5. mm "mm" tluvt of i r, roads "and 1widvr,es, Ile wan hide to make section l sttttes that a 1vync.m.an shall have ' RY i promises on behalf of higher powers as to l at ri:-siy ol action whcuv ..ll is," tlUtWt'sl ..'~" "'3" q i Mint could be done in the way of railway 5"" S" the tieur,lip:tuiceof any Iret'.soit Mt the _.,, ', building. Before he left the countv he was Tirv'i'fi of t?,t,t "Wit?" ttt 2ysli. oithrTs; or . " able to implement his promisen. tLaughter.) '. WWW}? F319 "01' 'ua'n at J. tt? tin".'. oi' the - The hon. member for West Alumna. (Mr. WM") lf'f'ulkfulfl' 30, ol':',',"):',',,',',,',',',,'," fl." "."." i _ Conutevt had spoken with much enthu- mm" 1vne11 M" I in3ur; tit "Y t" .rctn.tt h" , If, Biuslll of the land in that district, but he had having ?o conformer ', l'his .H sul!.h.'cy to the. s'rr'. 't no, one Ru for in ttttttth' Demons in that dis, concluding words ot the section,whiclt states l 'J)rl11iili resOeuts. who spoke "(no the workman ',1"a,'.1,,,i)'t?f., the some triflht , . ' _ . . F h ' o 1'ontiK'tiriation an on (H ilgttllls' its _", T.' 1rN'ttot NDEO R.NTHt 'e'?' . employer as. if the workinnn had not been a. d of the quality of the land, and hold that it wurknuuiot,norin llioHerVIccof the employer, . ' sflieixiih'ile it'o a lMimi loft p, milcs.h gthers nor engaged in hiss work. 'il'tlt'ill 1ul"a"111itri.e 7.1 ' l 'et" t a 'ots on o now :1 pro- luur of sectionthree, rovii t'sttiag a wor'- o nouneed it not inNrioy to the pi"airie Wild" in I iirr,iiia'i'i have a riglitpoi' action when his 'ri] Manitoba and elsewhere. lie believed that, i injuries wrro liv reason of the not or oniis- i a at no distant (my it would prove to be one of l sion of any potion in the service of the our cel "t/'."thl"i'i')yi1ypliisitflt,is ot' the Ppf"'ci; i ployer done or made in obedience to the rules a J i .-' , " q Fiiblt W "2rs not, lrt '0' or bv-laws of the employer. or in obedl- " confidence of the Government as to that rail. once to particular instructions given f. ' . by any person delegated with the. 1! sui1lt,ee1?Pt1thliog,t,Nrt t'J,re,.e,' Ye'.',': 'r,t,i,tt,luytity oi the employer'in thy behalf. t r roinlri t h . li K?" 3"": I. )(lmiit, nun "its jsnual.i,hed by suitset'tiyt?o.t section cr, - hm 8 '_' l " C Strut. "o cou d itet .'.'l', which prornlm that unless the itAiury tvsttlt. ', ', to egg?" 1fee l was"? own young ftstauev.s cd trom some impropriety or dei'oct in the , i i J/!."r/ll'stlfi,'!1, an .3 tl t tl l rules. brlaw.s, or instructions therein men-1 , l I then: Wain iii' 'efi','ri',t)l he "ld st,l"'td,"'ixe.u,iv"g. l, i honed: provnicd. that where " rule or by-law the Opposition would get than mothzr rai I; i 3 liar: been approved. or has been accepted as a ' I for a ruiiwi' v tl "tis+te.r ) C K t l l proper rule or bylaw, either by the Lieuteu. i ' . l , _ t . . _ , . ' . , o' . ' . '. i Mr. ceRIiltihrpijNv%riii that the Commit f 34"! Govermot in f/y/YI!., oi under tturl, pin.g , sioner was ineonriisteut, because he had r h 3 l Huiuit to any pl'0\lhl(lll on that heliuh of an) T . " i fused to gram the 3mm to the nettl i JI', l Act of the Legislature of Ontario, or of the i I 5 t _ . . . . . . er." n _ e Parliament of Canada, it shall not by deemed ' " I Muskoka district, while he was going to for .3 "n, sr" t tl ' tc t . l give it to those in the Rainy River district. . t If l 1 posed o [is l f." o be an ttn- i Hon. T. H. PARlii'Il'laqltod which plantlie W'opet o.y ot1tetive We or oy-law. It would . I be manifestly unfair to make railway coni- ' . f " by