The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-16 00:00:00

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SALISBURY TOWN COUNCIL

A meeting of this body was held on Thursday last
Present: 'the lisyor, the EsMayor. (John St le,
Eel .) Mr. Aldermen Hussey; Councillors D.s Irina
htiri Ice, Fawcett, ?rankle), Roe, Terrill, Whitlock,
.01 Woudiaeds.

lishlseer-v Fars G SCHOOL—Mr. Style
broutrt thin math r before she Council he 'titan; flirt,
in ormsequcere of Mr Wha,mau's Moen-, She report of
Ito commatee appointed to emit hr she culls at could
not bit led before the ineetieg. Me believed .ow, of
the txmlinistre bed be.sti to gr. Wilson to nsoeriaro
he 'could nitro them the offrr of the Belle Vac **tate.
Toe waterer they re• Gored was, that the refused of the
property hod been give,. to • gentletudn, an tied shoukl
he (Mr. Wilson) be in • paitiors to offer thrm, the
priors world be t:1,81.10. Mr. Rig en, to wr oin the offer
to perellatel wad nab .r_, DOW plend tot tbe disposal of
the committee, as be woo dedrous toot Saluthery
should have • good school. There were two or Mine
acre. of ground ettaahed to the bnildirrg, wbkh rendered
st • very eligible site. Mr. Style expreeed his cons
victims Clot the present Wall the Only opportunity of
putting the Grammer &hos I upon a good basis, and dtrr
rapt...sings here Vet the inhabitants of tire city might
have the opportunity of educating their children at
home at moderate coots, instead of sending he,. to
Rugby, Marlborough, and ot,er places, et gni rt outlay ;
and conclUcted by propocilig that the coodni•tee be
empowered to treat for the pincher' .4 lb. Belle Yee
twat*, et a cum not exceeding El 60D, anti that the
Town Clrrk b. anthOrtied to affix toe corp .:We *sal to
thee rutract."— After a few rernarks from the Town
Cork as to tbe duty incurib:nt upoi, the Conned to pro-
vide •Uitattle cite, Lou halide% for the Onenwar School.
Ur. W. 4111140 nnetpled the roranitioo, and it was
rarried uo a moody.
PoLICII sTaritdi. —The tender of Mr. Pearce to print
and peper the iukrior of the p shoo station for Ell lb..
we. actor pie&

Pain Smarr Fma.—The Market and Fairs Com-
usitke reportod that .be *manna of prisms it 'Wad a.
thy bite fair was Ltio.—lZr. Whitkult sugia-tod th .t
the INItaV and auoiher of the primes should be increased
by which m.wos ho was per.uad.d the fair would bemuse
Mill more ilmartmit.

WIRIER TOLlJ.—Theee tell, were let for 000 year to
Mr. G. Ho; kins for £B2.
MlAlNTCalahelt 011 LUNATIC*. —The Town Clerk
preeented en amment of /131 181. AL for maintenance
of lun•tio. at the County A.ylaw during the rest
quarter ;of tine suns 193 2s. was raj...patl . by the
overmans°, the t,are cry partakes, and £.36 16s. 61. in
reap et of the melee, building was payable out of the
laormigh fend. Tb. amount as. ordered to be paid.
Tux Cotacih House Mammoth—The committee
eppoiet. d to °onside, thee 01101.40 f baring *grew et their
lot meeting that the reilinp on the eon ode of the
Cooncil Chamber be pat beck, and the raid r. pave'
iron toe Fiji-row ti the Blue Boor-roe, it'd that the
urinal be covered in, and a constant .upply of wet.:
provided. the Coueril adopted the report with reference
to removing the Piling. on the emit iede of the Conned
Boom, ehd ordered th.t the wok of repairing be pro-
ceeded with as quith.y as po Bible. Tim committee
reappointed. This ocoduded the btriu.s. of the
Ceurmal, sod the meeting then revolved itself into a
LOCiL BOARD Or HEALTH.
GXNERAL rtIRPIMUDI 1.:..111111T1118.—The Ckuk read
the report of this Counniime, m bellows :
" Al a mtetias alit. Gen cal Poi ;mei s Commit'..,
the Cloth reported that be tam gimp uotree to Mr Foley
not to rrba,ll any boLiee or huilditig. in the re no or
plum of the old horre luely taken &Arab) him on the
north • de of Forle rtunatreet, beyond the regular line
of the mei street, or the front ef tile home ur
on either side thereof ; and Mr. Foley laving a. nt its a
Maim of £.50 for .ompeneetion, the conoutitee are of
opinion that the Hood is not liahle to troth, any um-
, pensation, but as an emmuiagmeela for the improve.
meet of the eim street*, Gas commitiee recommend,
that as offer, but without pr. judim, of. sum not ex-
rye hug £ll be in .cle. that being In enema of the c.w.o.
lesion mule be Mr. &Wausau( the 'aloe uf the lend.
"Gam Co . A hitter wm reed from the Seem.
lazy at the Gm Couipsey, *skirts the Hord to eppoirit
a day for the .urveyor to meet Mr. Hart job to arrange
the terms between the Mord and the Ga Compeny.
Mr. Bothune and Mr. lie:dick being in atteadauce.
was re °lyed that the committee recocautu4 that a
eoutract be eat. rod into with ttecomiaoy for one year,
041010.0110:74 on the lit dey of September heat, at 5..
per 1000 feet, subj.et to than follo•ing term,
That the litiard tent (non the con.p.ny the sat
meter., at £lO per met. ler alumni on the coat
of such meters, the Gas Compenv to keep the same
ie repair. 2. That tho company continue to light.
eltiogoi.li, and keep tie publo lempe in repair, m
heretofore. 3. Th.t regulators be attached to each
Loop to regulate the maximum eou.nrop ion ther.cd,
aoceding to the po.ition of each lamp, ti b,- deternile.d
by the r vectors engineers./ the Merl and (3... Con..
p ay. Th. committee resolved to meaner* d that an
le:periwigs:nal meter, required to be prodded by the
1 company toid.r. the 60th weihm of thrir Act, for
, teeth.' the dm, be erected at the gas works. that being
wil/ Placa ahem the whole of the gas aiacafteter.4
, eon be properly te.te I, and Slat Mr. Holborn be
•ppoioted insp etor under the 62nd section, for the
purpom of Mating, when necessary, the illuminating
Power. newity, and preoare of the go..
62u.11 YARD. —This prorerty being advertised
for sale, it was ree.llired that the committee, Wean/eel
Mu. Board to refer it to the Mayor to taut for the per-
dem II toed.

ens reaulrad that the present
An*. b• adsaisiaad fur tate by tender, and that tins
rates tor Gas year, tanntnaseing on she lit 01.26 W.olDber
asst. bo lino Oryttiaat lot asia by 00l
, ha rssoor4 son web plias or ea ma
PAP koßt at _ ttato or Ogg al
W welt-Nip

A eeneetwatlon *tweed on the first pert of the report
,ewpactinit the claim for compeorsaiou made by Me.
Foley. sod the Clrrk 1.a.i55 nod tin, notice sent to that
geotleman, the Burl ultimately adnpted the reecre.
Ineodation of toe enntroltten. To. question of tetnino
rhr go, at the works wa referred bark tr the thonmittee
ft& farther et.nabier.t

WATERING Trig CeICKET 01101:ND —Mr. Dawkins
asked aortral questions reapsc•iue the using of the
' water cart for die cricket pain I, the Mayer replyieff
' that the application for its use wad 'tinted by hIlulklf•
Mr. Dawkinit also asked Mr. Boh .1114 veveral unett um.
as to Irl ether Litre was a soft/ i -nt preoare of sinter
to an .ply the cricket gonad, i. wi•icli thit gehtkiiian
1...1 I C OM IC MUD why the w der ws* front
Wl...tinder-street am beenuss it was Out then laid on
•t the cricket ground. Mr. Fawcett said th.t vine° it
ha I heeu I tid on there wane good supply in th- dressing
loom on the ground.
TrInoWINU Live OR DESD ANIMALS INTO TIM Riven.
—An application was 'finds through the Insp. sine of
Nuisance• frusta the the. Colton Faber, fur permisnou
to pat up a notice board agninst Fisherton-bridgp,
tenth...nig pervon• thst if they threw It.. or de,,]
aohnalu into the river. they would be propecuted as the
law directs. The Canou offerieg to beat the expense,
the Board agreed to editions the 'lacing of a board on
the oil gaol wall, provided the sanction of the g tremor
of the infirmary was given.
REPORT.. or COMMITTitt.-1111r. Dawkins, in moving
the r,aoluti in of 'ditch he haul giro' Douce at the last
meet'. g, veil it er•s not from any want of ermlldrnee
iti the coonuitt es. but because he was of opiiihtn that
it was the duty of the Donis', before confirming the
rep rt., to 'odder their contents. Ile should make no
further reina.k in proposing the motion than this, that
nadir the present system Le had not the opportunity of
dung an. lie considered that 0.11311 member of the
&mid thould have an opportunity of reading over the
reports .telinerately, a I that tb.7 might be inn pomattoit
to re ly tu statements they ormtsitted.or to comoct them.
Tier font his reason for bringing forward ('I. motrot.
Wa• that sell. tent nppOrtonity should he afforthdl for
in•pe.ting and e tusiderios the reports of the committees
isiftwe they were bronaht before the Board, and Le
c .n.retuently moved :--•• That time reports of the
(.Liheral Committees of this Board he Idd on the tibia
for one mouth vier to their adoption or rel. ction, in
order that they iney be inspected and considered by the
members of the Botrd." It hail uocorred to hits sines
ha had been is thst room that be mirlit perhspos alter
his motion to thi. effect : --" That the reports of the
nononittets be WI at tna Cl, rk's nice (oar dye prior
to the tottetings of the Board." This would facilitate
tie but•invas of the Board, an well as give every meinbcr
an opportunity of towing the reports if then wished.—
Theie bong no seconder the motion was lost,—Mr.
Dnwkins th-n sail that a report was put in at the hod
meeting by Mr. Bothams, and he was now prepared to
reply to it. This :sport, which had gone forth to the
public, and contains II cart on statements reflection upon
is incrlf, was brought forward at that Boyd, and if he
did not reply tu is there he should do so itubliely.—The
Mayor (the other iti,rthers having previously left the
room): Tome is no Board.—Mr. Dawkios : I antlei•
sod, d that. astd I .1. II reply to the r. port publicly.—
This concluded the business of the meeung.