The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-17 00:00:00

SURVEYOR'S REPORT.

I Several plans of new buildings were produced and
I pasted. A rather animated discomion ensued on an
application ma 's by Mr. Johnson to erect • porch
at his reek]. r cc. near Fordinetou Green, the °aton-
able object of the erection being protection from the
south-west wiod.—Mr. Alderman GaZOORT thought
they ought to grant the applic lion, and he proposed
• reeolution to that effect, a yearly acknowledgment
ci ".bolon charge i._lr F. Loci' SOCOOdad.—Thie
swifter was submitted, although Mr. SIXOSINI advised
the Council they had no poser t 'give their authority.
—Mr. Poen repotted an amendment that a letter be
written to Mr. Johnson that the Council had no
power to sanction an &Attention of the highway inch
aa that proposed. —Mr. W. num' seoonded.—
Another am- aliment wee eulcnit'ett by Mr, ARTHUR
LOCK thot the Council oe lined to give their
" formal " etanc.lon ; still thr y place no ob4aele
In be way of M. J•bnantre cArry og out the work
on his own reeponeihility Mr. It. D. To .INTON
eecinded. —Tee Assistant-Town CLIME said the
county authority crutribu,e I to the mair,t,nance of
the highway, and they ard,ht hr.. a V Ice in the
matter.—On • divhai.,o Mr, pLy.'. amendment was
agreed to.

House, en I recommending the adoption of the Pro-
prelate thee M oat tamed. As the report of Meese..
Cocks, (Prow-) vt•te I that P nee pumirred wag
required for the eteg:ne at the Water work.. lh• c In
tee el orders i • new • ne, at the fll 10h
Tbe committee also recommends, I 01.1 a l" ' "eel
be made to the ra•larav outmodes that the C mum!,
nu psyme t of el ftom es. h o mitany. should weter
t
the al poach. to the r•ti way steam. dm, tr the
summer m m:les.—The Cdrk of the Peace'. I t er
stated that the spplicsti tee for the removal of the
raill p hod
beer, 1.-red by th(!.,11..ty AO•O•writy.
aft they agrerd, nn contliti• thee the railings he
removed ..0.1 a grating sdix •t 1 over th • preeeht o en-
e
lug at the expense of the Comm!, the railing to
belong to the ; that an ent between
the C Atholl and the 001.17 he ti et primer at the
expeuse of the C tuned, re- • rvi to the ColtalY
Authority the right re re- 'egg at any time the rail-
inp, and enclose the ope'e new protoleel to be
given op, the scknowled in tit to be 'meninx'.
The rec.orvendati us f the c tosmittete were
agreed te or the In 4.ies. Ntr. It I jOYT oleAlded
by 11r. W. Tltdeet.—( rite prop 4.1 to he ut die
the railway comptuiee w ineosed by 111,. f.
I..CCK and Alderman E)leo

THE DRAI .521 eCtignlt.
The sith-zointnittee. oh., it will b.. remembered.
was appointed II meit the Eyinst Foteat 'coke,
report.d the f illowing as tho result of their in.
Speotioo
Tour committee bar 'it b ci roc meet. led by Mr.
ellots, the c tistiltlog • ...Isar •-f 'ho River.' Puri all to
LePoemlion, t van Ler ~,, , in the county of Linea, Lar the
purlo o of meeerlattiiing Vie no th 4 -1 trestle. nt
ylopted 1.7 that e mays I. pro.tve -el them Oil Tueelay, the
hut last month lb. w-dkv, who 1. stand ott ab ut eight
it ell Of lao ', I .thals a notolzers house. . nil elite'., I 'MUM(
with ski engine home and boildings for the tr. atment of the
await belt!,e precipitation in IA Irs There no dm • stoles
of lance tanks for wed tong the aelrille, sod Win:ether the
work. appeared to tie .. fl.et-c am .kscrlytion. The tffinent
water, however, allt left the iank• was not SS cl -or Oa Wight
be 4bied, and it c.,uld 110 :el said that Mere was an ant to
abet.. of • illensir• emelt near to on The restment is
entirely by prompt al laiiii• and to, use of chemical.,
ths monde beton Oret separa•ed by mach limy. The tie tee
I. mewed I to c.• e, for as c. uld he as .ertalited,
th.t di do 0 MOP. for only...is .ce in ampueng of it than
• a inc.o 111 oteri•ug it sale.ble, a• hills If any return
br the sal •of a rearsl to be btabied. The popul•-
ti .• Ley in It oh at 30 000, and the smou.4 paid to um
ase ati ii by the local authority is 91 per beat of the
iiiieletants, being • y ally y ytnent of abAlt 51,12 L The
a nail no I the work t the c 5151.0 by If:.
Moll. 0,.. 52,000 e telt tail of Inters.% 00 MPH& lohniqueinfl
I e system .• Wittig wok .1 at Lit to t at • were large tow to
the amortattoo. The oat of tbs wont. woo •bnll
511 000. 5.0 ustm of lee. I toil Myers. Looking at Lbs. lop•sy
et,r.0.0• conned...l sth the Ulla moot of Siowstre in this
os to an I tlic imiwrfeet rsall, y me mossaittee oot pre
tiered t li.. V. 0.11 LO a .opt ti Your
ettnnuttace subeequ3tity Yid • I Um drainage works at Windsor
and Wincheater At Windsor the treat.' .t is I comlbi ted
one of la d roll n ..meipluat od with th .um of
Minnie di I. took. th quantity or lend Irrigated i• 18 wish
aod It la e cep{ eewly sosable for the pltrpoilli, being of a
gravely nature tithe dep h of tat. The popul ttlon pro.
witted for le tout 15,0 V. lb. not of th 3 pumping
th tchlnery, to- be, and loot , unwire of the cost of the man
sewer, no 1:11., 00, oil the expo no. enrol With tall
itrepa•Mion t 4 the Lao 1w • add per se c. •ha working ex-
penses. exclus.ve oil date •t 4 eapit al mink, .s tab tit £950
ii r annum. No offen•l Co emell was obeervable on the works,
aid 8,0%- tot, C' bpi at .0 .111001 it the land treated.
The ...eke have b e . Ii ••peration at Wool, r for upwards
of five ears, amid the ...Mem tt treatment to c meidend by
the anth• a th..re as molt 11.ving in vie.,
however, lii feet that soil av dabs at Loud'. Mill is in
no wty so soltpt.tl all Ul.l. it Windsor for the purpom, the
O mmittee he Mats to roonslllloo 1 the Council to I Auer en-
tirely On the lines ail lote I tit re. At Winchester the
is that of • &MVO Farm, wl h nt -thee nutmeat combium,
hut !he • I list. mpara ci rim the reniamder of to. Wing.
13) rileittill of • tertendtg tattle More it is p ...pod on to the
farm, • distant, of •hout h The qtddititf of lend
t. the farm :s 13 ace p bit wily 30 moss are at present
irrigat The subsoil is oh niderid .1 crop. me grown
o d as • bonito Patin the works appear to bet Fres/
aucc er up to the pro eat dale. p.polatio f 24,000 is
pr tette I for. 'file r ..t of the I titd anti works, iticiudlng
10110 Sewer , wa• £31.230, and the annuai c •at after deducting
• text of £230 itr thelpi.odue., tt the farm, I. £374, exclusive
of interest on c 4.1111. Tne fore:obi,: fig a mar. taken from •
recent rep trt preemie -o !be ninonm h cal Ikrard by t.rr
surveyor, Mr Jain. ray.. relatPut to Seleste lOWA-
earl I. wwlitl in op in kr in tart-u. towns. Adhough the
inchester 9 •wat • Pa in appears to Will great sui.lamton,
Kill your C onmittee tamed rominatiend the adoption of
al dm work. foe II oche ter, soling that there I. nothing
Ilk. an adeq.late qu dal, of is .1 at. if indepe ,dently of
oft or irtjeti ais tin the able it would .e-rn that in It
s leetion t.fra scheme for the sI.S •••••1 of mese* a wed dot'.
On west 00.1 us, AU It'd the spe 14 rempleme .t.
, and beilitie. ol ids plate meat be takes into cuudder .t on
'it. arrill,•.S at a 7 e •Itclisai 111.0 tee att.-Joel The c amities
▪ no 0 he;. thooki e that wht et th, natation they have
• lected Vigil" to hen late u re-or edit- any
op3c,al .ehen. • f tr the tr,ateent 0- activate, vt t the time ha.
cme whet the ser.teeee • I 'mac to eon ....potent to advise
the CoUrieil Du the mil-Jett • i 111,1 to obtained."
Ti.. MATOIt dent 11, •y hat lot f ouol out a systxm
tiu.t with realy tim, f r It ocli.••ler, but they had
1- unti uut setierM thit moat nt 'l'oe c tunnittee
had lean t what 07.1510. n to tut Their position
at Dorchester w u very - illretell,! the planes they
hal visite". Th boil a riv-r ara.l ibis here, whereas
it, ith..r of thew place, h.ul.
Mr, A. If, hoof moved, atol Mr. THORNTON
eft ,adef, lit.. I.3yli.tn of the report, whlnh was agreed
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Mr. Aldermen GIMIORT eel I he •tiould like to move
a rev-lut ou with r-car.l hi th-ir future plocnellog,.
Originally he we. very inu.b in favour ..1
ti prectpite-
v, but alter vieitiog th.so ',lee. his mind was
altered. He was particularly .tauck with the
.implicity and the anal c 111 w•rking at Win.
cheater. With regtr.l to Leyt i• was out t.f the
question. it w•tul I be ample root din to thr torso,
At Wnd.or thy Appear...l I get edit. excellwt crops
..0 ti o ground. Toe ooly thin: th .t -truck him was
whether thy could ett the writ ti Moreton or
Puddletown Heath. S. Jona they coal get the land
at • nomin.l sun., and he pranweed that the
Surveyor be Data net* I t emit In the different
levels, in relation to their work., et Pirldlat,wa and
Morel n and see jilt would be practicable to carry
out the efffu.nt there.

The q.,...ti0n of calling iu an engineer WS/ con.
eiders I. It Wall thought M. Gregory propoeittm
cuul.l then he brouaht t hi.
Mr. 1,,,eg mod— " That the pc w.ent committee be
autloriel•l I. rill in the a•aultancu of a competent
engineer as to the bet 0010 U. I .r the di..,enal of the
eewage."—Mr. THORNTK's seconded the motion, which
wita.carrie.l.

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Lock stivestal they should postpone the
whole quiwaon, as they knew of no eh-me suitable
for them. Better 'noir the ille they hal than fly to
othera they knew not of.
The draft contract with Mr. .1. FL. yr, M P., with
reaar I to the Lou.', Mill land, we. referred to the

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A Letter from the Local Gomm:neat Bimrd waa
read as to the requirements to be observed under the
Act la regard to the laud purchaaad of Mr. Floyer.