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V018-1885-052.Pdf JOURNALS OP THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY VOL. XVIII. JOUBNALS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO. FROM JANUARY 28ra, 1885, TO MARCH 30ra, 1885 (BOTH DAYS INCLUSIVE). IN THE FORTY-EIGHTH YEAR OF THE REIGN OF OUR SOVEREIGN LADY QUEEN VICTORIA. tft* J&MTOfl Jfewifltt of tbt JiftJt ^flirtattiw 0f SESSION 1885. PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. Vol. XVIII. USTZDIE TO THE EIGHTEENTH VOLUME. "VIOTOIRI-A.. 1885. A CCOUNTS, PUBLIC : See Public Accounts. ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE : 1. Bill introduced for further improving the Administration of the Law, 69. Reso- lutions introduced respecting forfeitures, Sheriff's fees, etc., and Lieutenant- Governor's assent signified, 92. Second reading, 102. House goes into Committee on Resolutions, 129. Resolutions reported, agreed to and referred to Bill, 131-2. House goes into Committee on, 133, 151. Third reading, 161, R. A. 192. (48 Vic. c. 13.) 2. Petitions respecting, 27, 33. AGRICULTURE AND ARTS : 1. Report presented, of the Association for the year 1884, 93. (Sesiional Papers, No. 6.) Printed. 2. Petition respecting, 33. AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE : 1. Bill introduced to amend the Act respecting, 81. Second reading, 112. House goes into Committee on, 113. Third reading, 116. R. A. 191. (48 Vic. c. 11.) 2. the sale of the stock at 78. Motion, respecting surplus ; withdrawn, 3. Motion, that a Select Committee be appointed to enquire into the working of the to the financial amendment College, with regard specially management ; pro- deal posed, declaring that the Public Accounts' Committee has ample power to moved and the to with ; amendment to amendment carried, relegating enquiry the Public Accounts' Committee, 95. 4. Return ordered, shewing the number of instructors engaged at the Creamery, at, etc., 24. (Not brought down.) with the 5. Return ordered, shewing the different items of expenditure connected at of milk etc., 59. <1<> Creamery ; quantity used, (Not Irrought ii. INDEX. 1885 6. Return ordered, shewing the cash receipts in each of the years 1882-3-4, from the sources : sales of stock auction sales of stock fed for butcher following by ; ; sales of sales a of due for horses ; of wheat. Also, statement amounts board, tuition fees, etc., 106. (Not brought doiun.) 7. Report presented, for the year 1884, 93. (Sessional Papers, No. 18.) Printed. AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETIES : Tabulated analysis presented, 188. (Sessional Papers, No. 83.) Not printed. ALGOMA, DIOCESE OF : Petition for Act to confirm the incorporation of the Bishop of the Diocese of, 38, 44. Bill introduced and 45. fees Reported, referred, Reported ; remitted, 66. Second reading, 70. House goes into Committee on, 127. Third reading, 150. R. A., 191. (48 Vic. c. 88.) ALGOMA, DISTRICT OF : 1. Bill introduced to divide the Electoral District of, for electoral purposes, and otherwise to readjust the representation of the people in the Legislative Assembly, 87. Second reading on division, 119. House goes into Committee on, 125, 127, 137. Order for third reading discharged, and Bill withdrawn, 183. The provisions of this Bill ordered to be incorporated with the Franchise Repre- sentation Act, 139. See Franchise. 2. Resolution, that the growing importance and increasing population of Algoma, etc., renders it expedient that the District be divided and more fully represented, etc., 87. 3. Return presented, to an Order of the House of the Session of 1884, shewing in detail all sums paid or claimed for specimens of minerals or other products of the District, for exhibition in Ontario, etc., 41. (Sessional Papers, No SI.) Not printed. 4. Petitions respecting division of, 26, 42, 80. ALGOMA, EAST : Motion to annex the District of to 176-7. Franchise. Nipissing ; negatived, See ALGOMA, MUSKOKA, PARRY SOUND, NIPISSING AND THUNDER BAY, MUNICIPALITIES IN : Bill introduced 126. Second respecting, reading ; House goes into Committee on, 164. Third 153, reading, 165. R. A., 192. (48 Vic. c. 41.) ALGOMA., RAILWAY COMPANY : Fees remitted on Bill, which was not introduced, 80-1. V ALLISTON, VILLAGE OF : Petition for Act respecting a certain by-law, 53. Reported, 62. Bill introduced and referred, 63. Reported, 79. Second reading, 89. House goes into Committee 94. Third on, reading, 96. R. A., 191. (48 Vic. c. 54.) ANATOMY : Bill introduced respecting the study of, 67. Second reading on division, and referred to a select Committee, 122. Reported, 126. House goes into Committee 154. Third on, reading, 161. R. A, 192. (48 Vic. c. 31.) 1885 INDEX. iii. ASSESSMENT LAW : 1. Bill introduced to amend, 31. Order for second reading discharged, 48. 2. Bill introduced to amend, 42. Second reading, and referred to the Municipal Committee, 60. Reported, 134. 3. Bill introduced to amend, 45. Second reading, and referred to the Municipal Committee, 60. Reported, 134. 4. Bill introduced to amend, 72. Second reading, and referred to the Municipal Committee, 108. Reported, 134. 5. Bill introduced to amend, 76. Second reading, and referred to the Municipal Committee, 90. Reported, 134. 6. Bill introduced to amend, 86. Second reading, and referred to the Municipal Committee. 109. Reported, 134. 7. Bill introduced to amend, 94. Second reading, and referred to the Municipal Committee, 109. Reported, 134. 8. Bill introduced to amend, 105. Order for second reading discharged, 159. 9. Bill introduced to amend, 137. Order for second reading discharged, 159. 10. Bill introduced to 96. Second House into Committee amend, reading ; goes on, 147, 151. Third reading,. 183. R. A., 192. (48 Vic. c. 42.) 11. Petitions respecting, 23, 26, 28, 33, 38, 42, 51, 65, 91, 118. ASSIGNMENTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF CREDITORS : Bill introduced 58. Second 102 House into Committee respecting, reading, ; goes on, 186. Third reading, 189. R. A., 192. (48 Vic. c. 26.) ASSURANCE, LIFE : See Insurance. ASYLUMS : 1. Bill introduced to make further provision respecting Private Asylums for Insane 121. Persons, 58. Second reading, 70. House goes into Committee on, 112, Third reading, 124. R. A., 191. (48 Vic. c. 53.) 2. Return ordered, shewing the number of licenses granted for the keeping of Private Lunatic Asylums for the years 1882-3-4, 88. Presented, 103. (Sessional Papers, No. 59.} Not printed. to the selection or 3. Return ordered, of copies of correspondence with reference purchase of a site for the new Asylum at Orillia, 99. (Not brought down.) for the 41. 4. Report presented, upon Lunatic and Idiot Asylums year 1884, (Ses- sional Papers, No. 11.) Printed. for the 109. 5. Report presented, upon Orphan and Magdalen Asylums year 1884, (Sessional Papers, No. 41.) Printed. AUDITOR, PROVINCIAL : Resolution, as to tenure of office and performance of duties, 99. T> ARRISTERS-AT-LAW : House Bill introduced to amend the Act respecting, 132. Second reading; goeg R. 192. c. 30. into Committee on, 153. Third Reading, 161. A., (48 Vic, IV. INDEX. 1885 BEAMSVILLE, VILLAGE OF : Bill introduced Petition for Act respecting a certain by-law, 27. Reported, 39. into Com- and referred, 39. Reported, 57. Second reading, 64. House goes mittee, on, 77. Third reading, 92. R. A. 191. (48 Vic., c. 55.) BELMONT, METHUEN, ETC., TOWNSHIPS OF: Bee Peterborough. BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS : Return ordered, shewing the names of all Companies or Associations incorporated since 1877, under the Act relating to, 106. Presented, 128. (Sessional Papers, No. 69.) Printed. BILLS : 1. Public Bill of a private member referred to Committee of the Whole after second reading, 123. 2. Referred back to Committee on Private Bills, 81, 127. 3. Referred to Commissioners of Estate Bills, 34, 35, 39, 48, 55, 63. 4. Debate on, adjourned on division, 99. 5. Passed with unusual speed? 165, 190. 6. Reported, preamble not proven, 71, 76. 7. Reported, as embodied in other Bills, 126, 134, 135. 8. Several Bills ordered to be consolidated, 139. 9. Royal Assent withheld, 193. See Private Bills. BILLS OF SALE : See Chattel Mortgages. BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES : Bill 1. introduced to amend the Act respecting the registration of, 126, Second reading; House goes into Committee on, 153. Third reading, 161. R. A., 192. (48 Vic., c. 12.) 2. Report presented, for the year 1883, 26. (Sessional Papers, No. 2.) Printed. BLIND INSTITUTE : Report presented, 60. (Sessional Papers, No. 40.) Printed. BONDS AND SECURITIES : Detailed statement presented, for the year 1884, 188. (Sessional Papers, No. 85.) Not Printed. BOBRON, E. B. : on Report of, presented, that part of the Basin of Hudson's Bay belonging to Ontario, 18. (Sessional Papers, No. 1.) Printed. BOUNDARIES : (Ontario.) 1. Correspondence and papers presented, relating to the northerly and westerly parts of 32. Ontario, (Sessional Papers, No. 8.) Printed. 1885 INDEX. v. 2. Motion, for a Return of copies of the judgment, findings and order of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council on the subject of the Northern and Western boundaries, etc., withdrawn, 32. 3. Motion, for an address for a Return of copies of all correspondence touching any action taken by the Government since the decision of the Privy Council on the Boundary question, to protect our timber and minerals in the so-called disputed territory, etc., and debate on adjourned, 41. Delate not resumed. 4. Return ordered, shewing in detail, all moneys paid for and on account of all pro- ceedings by way of preparation and otherwise, in the matter of the boundaries, etc., 105. (Not brought down.) 5. Report of E. B. Borron presented, on that part of the Basin of Hudson's Bay belonging to Ontario, 18. (Sessional Papers, No. 1.) Printed. BRIBERY : Report presented, of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into and investigate certain charges, etc., 18. (Sessional Papert, No. 9.) Printed by special order of the House, 29. BRIDGES, MAINTENANCE OP : Petition respecting, 42. BROCKVILLE, MERRICKVILLE AND OTTAWA RAILWAY COMPANY : Petition for Act of incorporation, 32. Reported. 39.
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