The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-01-28 00:00:00

'Arnim or 'MUST OP 110100 AGE.

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West of Ittelaud C.mpany applied fof pOI.I of
iktr".l" M.r,h(Ve -I a sum due by the C wparatioo.
et, HOWARD pr part th tt NI they owed the matey, it
id teetherith, and that th 4 clerk he Instructed to that
effect _ .

--F; Town CLERK said the amount would be forthcoming
the following day.

aPPOIXTIIItIer OF INCPIICTOR Or NOLItenCICS.
Alderman THOMAS said the committee had met, and out
of the tital number a spplicanta bad redocod the DM!"
I, six, and Mc roe with vete greet Ploomr• ta Pray"
that as Mr. •rin's Dam. 41.0.4 att. top of the list be be
elected to the office for. term not exceeding vs 10
sohj-ct to the approval of the Local Government 8 card. and
also subject to • notice of two mouths on dismissal by
either p trty.
Alderman Mituusos. without speaking dispereetastr of
Mr' Warr°°.Or nue of the candidates for the office, spoke
of dm unostentatious bearing of Mr. Arle• whom he had
known f..w a number of years. He we. of a kind &spoil-
lion and manne,. and steady In the discharge of Ms duty.
and be believed from his greet knowledge of the elmilarl
matters of the town, that be would fulfil the duties
devolving upon blin conscientiously. and to the satisfaction
of the council. (Hear bear). He, theref ore, had great pleasure
in propelne Mr. Ayleis &anoint..."
Mr. SORIVUI seconded tbe proposition,mying that Reeve
him the u.rnost pleasure to do ao. He had known Mr.
Arles • very loux time, indeed they had rose to school
' Weather, and he was pleased to say thst he had long
had the piraware of meeting him at that V ,erd. end If sof
ono tuore than another of them knew more of the 8 .nit cry
este of the town it wee Mr. Avis, Ho bad very treat
pleasure in seconding tits nomination, sad believed they
*void have • very good man for the poet.
Mr. Owlets quite agreed with Gls peopesition which
had just been 'scowled : but be thousbt it.., only f sir,
for the sake of the other candidates, Clot they should pro.
reed is the same manner now as they had done at the
election of Surveyor fy b Jlot
Mr. THOMAS objected ts the b•llot.
Mr. tltu.goo, explained why be voted for Mr. Arlie,
and that was on account of Ms treat ability. fitting him in
a pectin, niattorr for the duties he rod I have to
perform. ile had been constant!, applied to ivith regard
to unitary ni.Vera and he but loops Owen rest ly to give
awM rol°ol6lllvfmnittion. He therefore felt cure that if
con ..nt d it woul 1 be to the satisfaction and benefit of
the taws.

. Cll/1111.13 Wm Of Opinion that al their Surveyor
hal been e.h.bitiel by ballot, no their inspector of
nuisthoes elionld be.
M.. WeLLIS Tale Start is an honourable Raard—y vo
need not frown, gentlemen—l hope you are all honourable
and I chink we should not deviate true what Mr. Charbs
bas just mid, an let as vote by ballot, if you please.
The Marna odd he intended to act as the Ton Clerk
hid recount. :bled, and that was, to put the highest, name
first, and ta'.• the m•jorby of the itmrd upon it.
Mr. Chantal mid be should prop im an amendment.
Mr. WaLLIS: What we intend to do In to run the man
In eis are ciao-I sweet on. (Laughter)
HOwahti said suppee by any means under theme
circumetanms anything should happen on as suddenly to
Otiose tor a cessation of the inspector's dulies—whorn road
they fall back upon? He thought, therefore, that it 11.1
were to take the two first names, the second to rot lon
might he of terrine In such ace..
The TOWN CLUIII said this could not be dont—there
would in that Co. hen to be another election.
Mr. LUMDIZ • xplained that the cornm.the hid gone to
•ho select. n of the host meo ; but very strong tastimigiy
had been horns to the name of one of these, and be
thought it would be invidious to tek• any other step than
the on. ioissesied.
Citantas thought that as Mr. Warren had the
greatest number of votes a. the ciimmittes meeting. he
.hoold Ira be x hided. They ought not now to change
about In this way.
The amendue.nt that the name of Mr. Rose be added,
was that put and carried.
Mr. Whitt,: Why should the name of Hr. Rose be lett
out I I shall pee pos him.
Mr. Lewitt. proposed that three name, be submitted to
th• rub', and the highest token.
W. Howann thought they should take issue on the
names col two at oecie—Miusra. Arles and Warren.
Mr. WALLIS said it was not fair to the candidgtsa, and
Who e 11.1 say it wae I
Mr. LOVELL said if they voted fez one, let them vote for
the

The names of four weos than aulwnitt.d with the
.110 vring molt: -Alio; 15; Warren. 10. 800 3; 4; and
Young. 4.
Mr. Arise was therefore elected.