The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-07-21 00:00:00

NEMO OF THE LOOAL 10410.

M a most* liski ca tbs main ol she 16th last,
Asir was takse by Mr. W. AawoolL Maws were
she ia atasedsass—Msaws. C. Gibbs, T. Gibbs, W.
Bsaa T. Pram W. Gamboa, J. J.
MST% Thpini Oobil Joie SWIM. J. i 9 9114

Mr. Macklin (deputy clerk.)

TEL OONDLTIOX or Till ROADR.—NUIRANCEN,
The report of the Surveyor, recommended that a
rood supply of stone be prepared for the roads. includ-
ing that leading to the Ferry-bridge.
Mr. .1. LAM/ stated that in some place. the road was
vegve CHAIRMAN regretted manyof the road from the
station toSouthwell were in • most unsati.factory con-
dition, and greatly needed repairing.
From a statement made by the CHAIRMAN it appeared
that the nub-committee had examined the places
mentioned in the last report .1 the medical officer :
they could find no nuisance existing in Kingoitreet,
the roads near bLarden-well tank were very bad, and
Mallams was in a deplorable condition, and the
gratings over the drains were most offensi,...
It was resolved on the proposition I,f Mr. .1. .1.
Parra;
_monocled by Mr. I'. Glans, that the rubbish
Mon Mr. ellish's property should he remimos by the
Board, their men having placed it there.
Mr. %V. H. SMITH was of opinion that the nuisance,.
existing were created by the tenants themselves
The Surveyor was instructed to see the wall
opposite the Soldiers Institute was xi altered that
children could not climb on the top of it.
The CHAIRMAN, Mr. Parrws, and Mr. Sum: made
statements to the effect that the roads were often
left in a very bad state by the tom of the Gas Com-
pany, who opened the irround to PCP to the gas pipe*
The HOMIII decided that *, soon as the weather was
favourable fir the work the roads from King-street to
the Crown Inn and Mallain's should be suitably
repaired.--Reference was alpkill made to the nuisance
existing in Belle Voe,terrace, but as the owners of
the property aprared to be taking measures for
remedying the evil the matter Wag allowed to remain
in state of abeyance. . .

Reference wsa again made by the (Mat RIIAN to the
.tate of the roads from the stati.ut to gouthwell. He
atid not only were th• rad!. bad, but the footpath*
likewipe.

...-..4.-!ifeinher of the Board : We pap £lO in witgesi, and
we only get C.l worth of work done.
. .

Another .ember: Mat can you expect of men AO
years of age?
Mr. J. J. l'Arricx : Their labour is d Winter
will soon be ,m Ilk and the stone ought to Is ready
to n•pair the roads. Why Wit employ .1111, • 1114.11 to
crack stone ready for future use?
It was resolved to mem tour or fl Vl'in•it i. crick
stones at Is. trer yard when thee were requi,d.

rt'sLie ACCOMMODATION.

It wan decided to curn—m—unieste with the GOT-
of Woods and Fore.ts for p•rinbia. to
erect tw" urinals on land owned by the coniiiiimi.oe•rs
at C:1.1.1..P.W111.

THE ROLLIE QUESTION.
The Board prowstled to consider the
purchasing ass iron roller to lott used for footpaths.
Mr. T. 111nnis considered the roller ought not to
exceed four cats.
A nwmber said if it were heavier than this they
wtial.l have to k- donkev, for their men were limit
tstual to the work. (Laughter.)
Mr. Sean exprsased It..tr• that the roller would
Hot disappear like the dirt cart that had not been seen
for years !
It w. re.olved that Mr. .1. .1. Pallets purchase a
roller of about four cwt, in weight.

THIC LIGHTING ININTRA47.

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In the course of a diacutoilat ag to the renewal of
the contract for lighting the public lamps, and the
de.irability .4 placing • lamp in ('..,'..lane, it watt
stated Itv the CHAIRMAN Ord f..r ill • •tas 11.4 iii
private liati-eltaltl. they We, f 1:4: per 1,000
feet: where:. iii malty Ow .4 it W. • 2.. I; od.,
ar 3s. (I,tl at the pr sent time tv.s. frehrhta
were never lower, awl yet ti •. aherat 1.41 W.VI math. in
the price af the piddle laismps. lie lieliesed if the guA
ww cheaper, many more would hunt it : ail waa only
half the mice.
The Dart-Tv-0.43m drew atteutbat to the fact that
there Wert, "Illy 240 cow ...... and th.• Waste. was
very con.itlerable:
.1 he CHAIRMAN : The Coteipitly always coutpl.titi .4
th.Lgreat waste.
The CLERK: Mr. 11./Ward ',ay, the wade in quite
one-third.

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Member Some of the lamp. are lad 'lit at Wi-
lma 10.
Allot h..r an. it a lighted at all
The CHAIRMAN Atitteil I !LH. at Plymouth the 04 wax
2. otl. Ter 1,000.
Mr. PATTEN lielie,e.l e..al egi.t the company about
lit. per ton.
Mr. l'r.% itcx ~aid if they went in for lighting the
lamp., with ga. he proniik.• the village,. of
Mouthy',ll +nal WeAtoll he lighted with oil.
Ti,. CLERK On company dative,' £2 per
lamp: if the 11..n1 winbr,l it, the company would
light the lamp. longer each evening.
On the motion of Mr. Comill.:%, 00NN.11,1.1 hy Mr.
Pt r TEN, it " thAt the e.attr,,,,t for light•
am the putilie lami. in nnteweil ii Ow gin company
will light .1 fortnight earlier than in former y,ar, .1114
continue them a fortnight later in the ,prrr,:.
adding another month for the ,airie asey:
. . . .

A pr \fr. Pr tit, •., that miti):111lt
should be light..,l with .41. ,wt with
wax *6, re.olvviil that 4 Limp 410.1i111 I, • plae,•,l iii
0,41-1414,.

Nllad. %IL rATINTic.i.

A nloort (nail the Nti-ilical Ith.-er that
there hail 1... n 22 tee. awl I 9 hirth, during Ow
quarter ending Jim,. INKI, anti in the eiirre.p.iitilinit
quarter id ISM 22 death. :mil 51 birth*.

.IIN.INCI.VI.,

It wee relented tlrat 4111C41 the f,,.... meeting
the Bonn! the c.,lleetdor heel collected 1:77 I-.

A communication from tile Local tliaaerninent
Board drew the attention of tin local authorities to
the fact that the collector, when Fee •Ivinit hail
oinittell to inwrt the (late in the tosusterfoil.
clerk W. 1.0 ie.l to call the attention of the
ciilleetor to tle• isaiissii

' '''' ''''''''''' .4 redi,
WIMBORNE.

EA.T DOIIsICT roNsKIIV iTlv.t.oktrlATloN.
the kindinvo 14 Loral Winalvarne a grand
fete and item. lust rat ion is to Is, hell lay thiv avvocia•
thin in tle• ground... 4 Califon' How.. on the Cali .4
Anmavt. Platform ineetiew. has, been AI rall•MI, And
a largv temporary Imildiaix iv 1.. 10.• ere. ted ao Reeoin-
inodate a large iniiither .4 people in e.v..• the weather
should he sinfasourable. Th,..1...314..r. an. t.. 1111.411 th.
Gird Randolph Churchill ittecretary for and
Sir Michael irkv•lteach l('hatteellor .4 the
lischequer), hoth of whom have promised to attend.