The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-19 00:00:00

81131,30 ANIL

LOCAL BOARD et II saLrif. —At the monthly meet-
ing of the Li r.l on tuesday, Mr. B. Cuaniter in the
Omit, the Clerk reported to the Board what had
taken place wits refmeate to tile complaint of the
Rural Sanitary Authority ail to the imamate at the
Board's uutfall hear West Without'
asked if theta sae any truth in the ae.erti n
made at the meeting on the previous day
that the disinfectiug was neglected for ten
weeks. The Surveyor said the disenfectiug
apparatus WI. IS rseul sr use oh the 4th of August,
and ter mouths before. It Was regularly used from 'ALay
Auiust. Ile was able to my this of his own Shows
II ge, as he went down there at least ohoe a week.—
Mr. /Ma expreeeed diwatisfarXion at the dis-
courteous manner in which the Board hail
been treated by the Rural Sanitary Authority.
'flied: treatment altogether, both before and at the
mee-iug yes erday, was it cu teous t Aiello., body.
II they were treated so such a way by another. snit. y
body th a audits ivy ought t have cl,aa bands, but
serious !Atwell*, had existed for years in their owe di,-
tr.ct. Is Co ..,be, wh.tor was in the Kura &alias)
..istrict, there were Si bowies more or lest without a
siugle drab, the Rurci Sanitary Authority were
blind I, their uwu faults, and yet coudeuined them in
the otrougeot povs.l.le way. lie had come to the
couclusiou th .1 the liver in it.. present state was in-
ltd ely clwder and purer tlisn previous to the new
°tribal being ionic, and that a wouderiul improvement
hal b,-en eff del. But he w..ut I not shut his eyes to
the fact that there was a fault—it wee this that no
sewage ought to be allowed in the river, and they
could p it without great outlay. The ohly thing
they comd do to render tue
and remove all comp mot As to irarkti le, was to build
two brick t mks, parallel, concrete the bottoms, turu
the water away altogether from the tauk.., and
let it fl .w in its ..ritual channel, and uu
sewage x add then flow in, and no complaint
could theu be male by An)one below tie
Slaj if B .gle thought it wa, a pity so di.,tu.b the
matter, lie a very •Atisfactory tooc.usi..n had been
come so, mil they w re roc iced very courLetusly by
the other B ...1. i here Ca, Ile 110libt they were in
fault rho Chat marl said although his own opsniou
wAs that they d cidedly were in f Mt, still they hal
been waste with discourte.y —Mr. Lridwood sug-
gested that the Bo .r I should try Arid get the mill
I their own hands.—Tue Chairman remarked that

it wris oe.fu.i.ly at &rabbi that the whole
t .wn .hould be saddlal with 'motet's° expen-
diture for ~i.e small c Acne. lie read the
re.clu.iou &grits I to uu the pervious day, an I asked
It.. &rad whether they approve of it.—Mr. Mules
said the qu a io.. ar.oo whether thy would not go
farther, ituti entertain the que.tion of buildine the
t arks, which he supp °rod I rat 4:200 or Litlo.
rhe thou.iht the pulley of the Ltuard was
to make the very brut use they c mid of their prevent
airo.d
pii.atices.—The -14.. n waa it... agreed to.—Ttte
decided that application should be male to Mr.
Flo Its to r.srrtain upou whut term. Mr. Didby would
be wilduir to lease the mill to ..tie B.iard, with power
to sub-let sea mill, art aa a dwellion-house.