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3. Every government road allowance included in any Crown timber license, 

 heretofore granted, or which may hereafter be granted, under section 1 of this 

 Act, shall be deemed and taken to be and to have been ungrant^d lands of the 

 Crown, within the meaning of said section, and liable, as such, to be included in 

 the license. 



4. The licensee or nominee named in any license shall be deemed and 

 taken to have, and to have had, all the rights in respect of every such load 

 allowance, and the trees, timber, and lumber thereon, or cut thereon, as were, or, 

 by the section 2 of this Act, may be conferred upon him, in respect of any 

 other Crown lands embraced in such license, and the trees, timber, ai d lumber 

 thereon, or cut thereon, except that he shall not be entitled to take or keep 

 exclusive possession of such road allowance. 



5. No by-law passed, or to be passed by any municipal council for preserv- 

 ing, selling, or otherwise appropriating or disposing of the timber or trees, or any 

 part thereof, on a government road allowance or allowances included in any 

 such license, shall be deemed or taken to have had or have any force or effect 

 against any such license. 



6. In case the council of any townships, organized as a separate municipal- 

 ity, or the council of any united townships, have passed, or hereafter pass, any 

 by-law for preserving or selling the timber or trees on the government road- 

 allowances within such township or within the senior township of united 

 townships, and included in any such license, the corporation of such township or 

 united townships shall be entitled to be paid out of thy consolidated revenue 

 fund of this Province a sum equal to two per centum of the dues received by Her 

 Majesty for or in respect of the timber and saw-logs which, during the existence 

 of the by-law, were cut within the township or united townships, under the 

 authority of the license ; but no corporation shall be entitled to such percentage 

 of the clues received for timber or saw-logs cut during the times or seasons when 

 timber, or trees on any such road allowances were cut or removed, for which 

 cutting or removal the corporation had, before the fifteenth day of February, one 

 thousand eight hundred and seventy-one, obtained a verdict against any such 



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 licensee or nominee. 



7. No municipal corporation shall he entitled to such payment as aforesaid, 

 unless a certified copy of the by-law passed, or to be passed as aforesaid, accom- 

 panied by an affidavit of the clerk or reeve of the corporation, verifying the 

 copy, and the date of the passing of the by-law, is filed in the Department of 

 Crown Lands at Toronto within six months from the passing of the by-law ; 

 and the affidavit may be made or taken before any person or officer who, 

 under sections 4^ or 43 of " The Public Lands Act," is authorized to take the 

 affidavits in those sections mentioned. 



8. All moneys to be paid as aforesaid, to any municipal corporation shall be 

 expended in the improvement f the highways situate within the township or 

 within the senior or junior township in respect of which such moneys were paid. 



9. The percentage to which the junior township or townships of such united 

 townships may be entitled, shall only be in respect of the dues received upon 

 timber or trees which shall be cut after the 30th day of April, ISSI. (See Rev. 

 Stat. Ont., c. 25, ss. 13-1. i, as to the right of the Crown to grant, timber he-uses 

 on Free Grant Lands.) 



