The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13 00:00:00

THE 0013/117 AILLTIIT.

'Tn. reatanag said the Court would recollect lb*
Citlel Constable wee tinter:tad to 'molar hi. offloere
with a view to the discovery of any evils arising from
persons dealing impropirly with food and other
articles. 10 000//qOOlO/ of that appointment moutin
matters bawl been brought under the cognix linos of the
analyst, articles bad been mut to him, eel he bad
reported upon them. Certain fees were at the time
directed to b• paid to the wipe for the various
duties, and they amounted now lo£3. Ti.. question
atoms now with regard to the rale/rya lb* analyst, It
WS/ UT and o.drred by the Court that those
feed should be pail to addition t a any salary th ti the
C urt might think fit at a future time to order for his
nimunerats ie. 8010 e they re-app muted the analyst,
or atipil ,ted a fresh one, this WWI the wooer time to
topsider eliltber they should oontinne the salary of
the analyst at the same amount —that is, whether they
should Ries him £2O I. addition to what be m4ht
receive s. f....
A letter from Dr. 'Joey*. Lisch was read, eating
that when the fees reached ELs or £2O ha should be
promoo to pouffe with the oommi.tee at any time
with • view to a re-adjustment.
Mr. H. GMr wee of opinion the sum ghoul I be
withdrawn altogether, because they were now paying
the analyst no • year for doing n itblog lie con-
oklere4 the police might and auMciest for the a slyat
to do t make up taw SW la fem.
The C1141111&Ni. i I the matter had only been ose
year in the hands of the p Tina exots4o n of
opinion of the C iurt was to the effect Mid th. At
shoal I not be put int such vigorous ration as to be
an unneomeary annoyance and trouble to • I %re Ow
In the county. yin. the eltopkeepers, at whoa shops
the public deal. There were too sides t the question.
They wanted good, sound, ant wholesome articles
sold in village shops and thoe• place. which rolnlat
not be so well looked after, but, on the other band,
they dii not west the Act Ito put in I-re a. t be n
anooyanoe end a venation to there NO .1 people.
(Hear, bear.) Undoubtedly, their exoerience had
been that a very large per manor of it,Ccil.it hal been
found to be perfectly good and sound. He did not
for a moment wish to discourage • fair e piny into
three an.lreee on all proper °cession.. hit he did not
think th.y should pries It too severely.
Captain MITA?? (Chief Conetabie) said in every
instance he had known the articled had been repotted
Foam
Toe Carotidal said be did not think under the Act
they cold refuse to appoint an analyst, and if they
appointed one they rou.t give him • salary.
Mr. GCBSr understood it was the polio' who should
move In the matter. II they c u:d give the ander'
no work ti do, then let him be done away with. If
he bed Ito work to do, why give him £2O, and if the
p dice could give him Verity to do he could do with-
out the £2O. (unahter.) Re would appoint the
analyst foe his fem.
The CgAilotei said they most bear in mind they
mu.t appoint a practitioner of such experience and
ability ea to command risptiot, and who would be of
authority.
Captain ANTl:naiad be bad sent round to all the I
superintendent, to know if they had bad any coo.
plainta with regard to adulteration, and they replied
they had not.
Lord ELDON remarked he could not help thinking
It would be objectionable the pollee should be lo ked
to to Ned a ~Wu number of samples to the analyst
for the mks of obtainloe fees. It wee not WIN that
the polka should be expected to get Mut a ceitain
amount of work to do in order to get him his fees.
(Haar, bare.)
Mr. PORTMAN, H.P. Would the Court like to
suggest thut the analyst be paid 1:20 as salary, and the
mount to be Mused by thedese he resedvsegibutug
the year

Mr. Guar did not Ulla that wield some. He
would have £2O aril would have no work to do. His
object was to get the police too one in and protect the
pouffe agalcst a T a.• all knew there was
a law amount of a Ina...alto I, and as it Wan very
difficult for private itrlividnas t • move, the caw was
thrown ou the police to pro•ect th • pia+, RI. n'o.
j c waa 1.. get the pollc• to in,.. m ore lath. in otter
thsa they bat done Althea
• 'olont-1 W ui I bk, Li know if the remarks
of Mr. 0.1 wets lobe liken lo any Way au a rifle.
lion upon rbief Co ost.bies. (istogistev.)
Mr. Gu.sr .aid be fully un sod the difficult
positions in which the CM I C onstable wa. place I,
but no dent a !alteration we, one of the grest-.t
grievances 1 the ate, and it w very lrnit t
protect. Toe duty ws, • hrdwn upon tole p thus, who
slii not seem particularly moll ots, to move in the
water. Ms w.. anni tic t, four thin eon. end
althoush he threw no stpenti on on C eptsin Atnyatt,
be oh add endeavair to rosve them more and in
and protect the publo agsiost :Jolt roll c. lie
in tver th a the salary of the analyst be disosotiourl,
and that he be rem uterat•od by feet.
Mr. Taorry.licuoca seconded.
Mr. C. Boras diof not think it likely the c onnty
analyot wouli a vipt the pootion ant he CH.UOM on
remarked that keeping a lab oratory involved
extern* ani sooms trouble.—Ult.mat-ly, eon the
motion being put to the Curt, only two vote I f.ot it.
The mount, analyst Wsl re-appointe I for Van
years, matooject to revision at say time when the taw
*ball escorted E 5.
raOT AND MOM Dl3Lkill MAUD, PLAC64.

The followin4 letter waa root by the CLuir of the
Piaci from the Privy l'eaucli revolting Is. watch-
log of foot and total'. doom., iral,cte I
. Sir.—The Lords of the Coto kcil hare hat the., attention
lel 10th. gnu •ucemee which hie recmtly attend,' the
.I fl, of certUn local auth riles I i the c 4111tra I. arrrat :be
apreallng of tot eld ...out Ms am by the l.a at.on of
dimmed and Infected atlifaliall, alai the 11•1 &cid ni pa Pa..
1 substance which nay city info:tom ; aol them -ord.
atilt, hare cheerer.' that the tu nor.ta.• rderna t
have inrar ably employed 1.. .n I. for the p .rpeto to
log lb. the int octet theme .nil seer Vim the •tea di on • the
local authority a,• Carrie I I aso 1P t. r.. 'cc .itly Immo'
riot nod Innalb dimes, order .1 N • rob r, ISO ao. 32111.
embotes the rule. teh.ch ha,. boo insist 11304 <Lc U.! I
deeling alto outbreake of trot a id to Loth diwam, bit the
Lords f lb. Couocil are of opinion, that these r .lee cm only
bo efficiently enforced by the al I of the p 1.1,w ; a. 1,1 I am
directed to mtpett that yol all urge upon your mat
authority the great Importance of giving Instructions to the
pt,.., If they hare not sires ly .rone so, to exam' • the
utmost •Igileart In guarding aly place In whl...h on, otrbreak
of lot and en mth disease may 4tc it, S. at to Intro that
the Ail Idiom' Kelm set forth In the cheJ‘ile to the order,
and other Rules I elatalt, to Infect xi place, co .t anal In the
Act end Orders of Council, are in nctly enforced. —I am, Sir,
your obedient Servant, C. L. Pau.. Tim Clerk of the Peace for
Dcesetshdr"