The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-14 00:00:00

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SALISBURY LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH.

The monthly m.stüij of the members of this bedy
was held at the Council Hondo on Thursday, the Ilaypr
(J. Ittyle, Feq.,) presidia' ; sad these print trerel.
Himal. Keg, sad Messrs. Whitlow*, Vetting:Ate,
Terrill, Aylward, Jlamenon, 11khidgektiod_Stokes
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7011111 alai road Isttr from —. Fletcher,
Secretary 111 the lien Fire Ogee, In reference to the
demand of if fa mode by Use Beard, for the additional
water-pressen sod et the iate fire at Flaherton
Under the eireniemieness Yr. Fletcher stated the
emnpitey would pty the increased pressure, bat not
for tie water su A circular received from the
Town Council o(Birinngbam. in reference to the using
of the wrap, of towns for agricultural purposes, an
appl., hag for the co-operation of this Board in support-
ing an appleatiou to the Government for the tete.
deletion ef a Eel to enable local boards to dispose of
their estmge beyond their boundaries, was reed by the
Clerk.—The Board directed blir Lee to writs to the
Tow Clerk of Birmingham, stating that they Concurred
in elle proposed Bill. and that when it was before the
Rowe they would support it—Mr Whitlock inquired
wileather something could not be done so as to prevent
the colleatioe of the weeds at the back of Castle-
street. The new schools were almost completed,
sad in the course of time they woeld be
• opened. and if that vegetable matter was snowed
to decay as It had done latterly, it woolli
become a great Dolmens, and &Sint projediaially the
health of the obildree. He wished to meow whether
the Board ointld prevent the pestles above Sdishory
from mato& the weeds. and then seed* them down
the river. Hendreds of tows had lasted demi daring
the pest few weeks, and they had sionteeskted lust be-
hind Caollsotreet —Yr. Stokes thought the sensation
was owing to the mill Dot befog_
_worked. If it was
worked regularly the weeds would go down through
tie beesh-way.-1114, WriOinidto oletrYod that tie
mill was worked emetionally. and the occupier he eon.
siskred was bound to pass en the Weeds. —The Town
Clerk said those Brie, by the side of the river above
Salisbury had a right to oat the weeds, mid 0 lead
theme dawn the river.-111.r. Whitlock said he had re-
ferred to the matter in .00mquuioe of the new *shoed
being aserlaLksompistell. wield los eassishlsd
when the &beet 100. p. who
would be coesimitly be=dtbe air he with
the 411110•14 erhelug Lem ete dewed moo the I
worst paenlie remits would sessmarily
Wristhridge Jseaward that there was an immense se-
cumeletioe, he had himself seen half a doss. IWO wa-
in( epos the week —The Tows Clerk said the attention 1
• of the leepeclor of Naisanees should be called to the
matter, end ifs minuses existed it had better be re-
The Baoro had, however, oothing to do with
the Milk streeps.—Tbe Town Clerk reed an application
frownievers. Flash and Heath, for payment of ers,
the sassed dim for the boiler lately supplied for the
Waterworks.—ln answer to a questa" ffr. Boehm,
sitywarvepor, said the boiler had been tested at 111011 e,
wooers, which was many four times greeter then they
Mewed. the reseed pruners being may Xlies. The
'clew was ordered eche peed.
Tee Healable 111:1110111AL.-11r. Wrietheidge inquired
• whether the Based Intended te have • railing round the
somatueset wrested to tke meners m.
of the late Lord
Herbert, le frost of the Opened so. The Har
replied that it was meteor, to wishes of Baron
Marpoltatti. The Berea wee of opinion that ff it wee
railed bOys would throw stones at the somemmet, and
thee mash greeter damage would be dean As the
Ch was of penis., be did not think that It scald
erilood, adds doe* wantonly. —Yr. Wrietbridp
said when the Poultry (VOW was restored some Isnys or
mee k Dock ed offs corset almost immediately al terward%
and when that was remind sodium( was brakes.— Yr.
Whitnck thought strict instru.-tioes should be given to
the polies I. premed boys from playisg round the statue.
—The Mayor said be herd every one would endeavour
So protest such a magnifoset unnamed which was au
ornament to the town.—The Surveyor was directed I.
draw up • plan for the propood pavement from the
Fishenarket to the corner of Fadlees-atreet, sad the
bowl then adjourned,