The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-10-07 00:00:00

ADVIIRTIBING THI TOWN.

The &Lune t7r—n—u7;7;;;—,1:,;7r;i171`;',.,p.,,n1 B nem-
mouth, which c mtained 111,11 of tbst w tteritig-plaoe.
an I surg-stiol Ut3 the Wt., mouth Town C .uncil
should • icpt similar means of o ivertising their town.
If any of thee c ,nnect tri with the Punt or either of
the printere in the town wool I take the rnatt-r up,
he thought they oh 'old sub•l lige the undertaking by
subscribing t .wards the expense. He weld be
11 steel to help, cab. believel it would is 111-4 e good
than the stick nit up of, boards h he It all way Stations.
He ehould like to give pintoes. of Abbotsbury,
Imlworth, and other ratty views, and he hoped the
Pre.. would give the matter coed fermi ,n,
The Sure.), or presented hi. r-port in which he
recommended that the ire rails across the bridge
sh aid be provi 1.1.
Aldermen GEOVES thought it was time the work
should be done, •id the C such l adopted the recom-
mendation,
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The He.bour Mister', report stated that 9600 tons
of soil bad been taken nut of the harbour by the
dredger during the last five months,
The Market lion.. C -mtniqee reported that Mr.
Frisby, %who 'emu lad two•bouses In the market, was
deairous or acquiring another, and hail offered to pay
dr. 61. a week, promising to make good what alters.
tions her quired himself, and to restore the building
to at trout 110,11 t, +ids •n he g idre i up.
Mr. CHABLZI moved that Nit.. Friaby sh.uld pay
the usual rent 61. 21. • week, which wee not cottage
rent, an I he bad not any rate, to pay.
Mr SNOOK •OCtrided.
Mr. NIILLZMIS thought they should ascertain whet
Mr. Fri.br ititei..l.4 to Icy "qt. Int the premises.
Mr. %Pau, s cell they must look to the tradesmen
of th. town on 1 protrct them. They would out be
junta& t in letting the premises under the tlitllll rent
to wt....se who un I•rool I the trwieemen.
Mr. Lovgfc did Lot think he w mid be wroug as
one of the guar liens of the public purse t • let the
house to the applicant on the term, he ~ff.tred.
Mr. WALLIO said the public purse wee that into
which the rates an 1 tales went.. The tolls of the
Market-h 'use went to the bondh adore, mol he
thourbt they ought therefor., to look after the rate-
payer,.
The MATOR said they hide double trmt—the public
money, and the bondholders' money. and they bad to
do the beet they c.,uld for each. Ha Witllll oot sit
there and have ro,yone say that they lid nothing to do
with the hi n %alarm.

Mr. %%routs : I did not soy ; don't tell untruths,
Mr. Mayor.
Tits Nlarket•house Keeper stated, in wilier to
questions, that Mr. Fri•by want* 1 t • tske down It,
partition between two house*, and throw them into
one ' • he had no other &vile Aion for the premises,
erLich had been unoccupied for two or three year..
After further discuseion, Mr. GRAHAM remarked
that if... busioege moo they could not settle • question
of Is. 61. without all that talk, he thought they hod
better g 0 !WM..

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Tbe acmondamot was put. the folinwhog voting for
it :—Counaillors Aylesbury, Charlss, Graham. Plops-
sell, Miliedge, S moult, walk, and W..bb. The follow
log voted stoked it lermm Eliot, Groves, and
Thomas, and Councillors I)enois, Looping, Lovell,
mod Waisford.
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Mr. Alderman ELIOT sppealed to those gentlemen
who had motion• on the agend• paper to with
them that dey, in order that they might proceed with
the qn•mtion of improvsmanta which the town was go
desirous should be dealt with. Nearly all the other
queetiono were matter, which, he considered,
might be adjourned until the next meeting.
Mr. CHAILL.B mid he understood that the premi.t
meeting wag to be • special one to consider the gum-
ant.of
_talprovement..

The MAToa replied that it wu so intendeft, but the
°otiose had been sent to the Town Clvrk, and be, as a
ma, to. of course. put th in on the agenda paper.
Mr. Lovar, said it was a matter of opinion as to
the Improvement Scheme being so important. If he
hai a notice on the paper be should ootielder it an int-
ponant matter.

Mx. Aldormal ELIOT sold he noderstood, sod others
did also, that the mooting was to be a special one for
discussing the Improvemoot Scheme. He appealed
am a matter of oourtosy those Frentlemin who had
mottoes on the agenda paper to allow them to stood
over lota Sow

Mr. WALL= thought 0 the oommittse till not sot
more discreetly than they bad In the Chspslry
Improvement, they had better not have any more
im or° vernents.
Idr. Alderman &Jot. : Then let us decide that to-
day—win/Liter ws haws soy more improvements or
not.
Mr. Wallis said he knew —`
wished to

WALLIS add he knew what they wanted—they
ished to amalgamate the maniac
Mr. Alderman Guises : Mr. Wallis I Mr Wallis ! I
Mr. WALLIS : I 'bad speak OS I like.
The MA,011: No you will not. Mr. We'll'.
Mr Waccus : Laud] ; I am on my lege, and I shall
-1/4 as I like.

The Maros : You will not whilst I am chairmtn,
and as such I will rule the meeting.
Mr. DIIIIIII2I said he understood that the question
wee t ) be discussed at • special meeting and the
MAYOR replied that when the notices of mot' .n were
sent In they were bout to put them on the agenda
paper, or fault would have been found with them. He
was very auxioua that the two qnretione—as to the
improvements and the attendance a Mr. Brereton at
the meeting with the 0. W, R. Compa,y—should be
decided.
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Mr. DKR!WI ouggestel that they should edjaurn
until the next day the con•ideretion of the adviewdlitV
,d Mr. Brenton being wawa at the iv 'posed math g
with the Great Western ReII way Compasty's deputa-
tion and pees on to the btudnees of the Urban Sanitary
Antb rity.
W. WALLIS said he would consent to nothing but
what wee legal.
Mr. Datilete Ie it legal'
The MATO!: Perfectly.
Mr, CERIUM: I will second it.
Toe puggesti n was not a 'opted, and the Town
Clerk then laid the ultimata of the various rates
b-fore th- C uncil.
Toe total expenditure for a year with regard to the
watch rat. wa• eatimated at £1.703, the amount to
, be received from Government wes £6Bl, treeing
£1,019 I. be provided.
Mr. Alderman 'remote said be thou./he they had
too many policemen, and he cossidered the amount
was very bar,e indeed.
Mr. Aldermen Gnovin thought as the town was
extending there were not too canny policemen.
111-. HoosetLt propose, that copies of the estimates
of the rat aph mull be furnivhed to the members of
the C .unel b-fore they were presented, in order that
they might to .k into them and know what they were
'mien tot...

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The Matoe thou ait they oould not deal with the
resolution then, NI i, 118 it was one of importance,
susgreted that they ahould have a special meeting to
coss•lder it.

Mr. Houltegu, differed from the Mayor, an I con-
tended that the proposition arose out of the notice on
the enen la p tper—t., p:ru-e and appr rim of eetimate
for watch rate for the .nrrent year—and he con-
sidered he was in ~r4er in asking that each member
should be fort:ll.6d with a copy.
Me. WAM.IB aoked if it bad not been decided a'ready
that 14 day: notice should he given before a rate was
Paned._

/dr. Bitola+ said the 0 msoil ,tecided that a rate
should be bedught la as owe ramidait sad intbdo at iho
*est.

The bletoa maid the wordingj the agenda paper
Wan in itCC cece I, the dem+,
It w t.. 11 n ree that the "retch rate be etiwed
to eteed "re , and be tef..t.r.d t e Watch Om'
mitts*.

On toe h o. nigh r ite there ersit• ri-fiziency of ELM
to he by a rate.
Mr. WALLIS etat d the b ta4h rate in 1873
111110 £4OO, nit 1:1
.600. an i in a Idition total
there +6•11 the Midge i shoo. 000. +Lich Mr.
Alderman Eliot told them wit oi 51..)0. *mini not
C at them • peony.
Mr. Rotor' Li. add he was sirprieed to fiod that the
rote for %to'. onihe 'Lexie tie 11 to be shoot £lOO tiow
it orai 1:1100. .

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M.. LAT:NIKO enquiral if anythio; were pill for
tb C ty Cot h 4.1 .6t th • and
th NIAT“It r.fili•ii thot ho W*4 afraid by Act of
Pa li.ou.ot the C only Curt Judge was entitled to
two to., 11.11 free .10 odo.
The etioLit liture with .l bill'. bride.
for tb,)• or Wee £4ll, tho expec el revenue we+ £l2l,
awl Inn deficiency i i.fr jr ..ided by rate wee 'toted
to be £290. . . . .

CHARIAS the brides ilnd o nt in innr 7551.0
£t.090. e!ti,..,4h it W. 110 t to, cost th, ratepays7rs
peo.oy.
T.lO ta*.es mop ordered t stand. over.

With regard to a piece ..f leo I Dear thi Gas
W•rite, it was decided th .t oothise be done is the
wetter u,tl the land in filled i •

O. Oil pro ...Mon Mr. Alderman ?amts.
sea irte.l I.y Mr. CHABLIS, I. .s. de ei.led to barite
ten Irra for the ..upply ..1 lawt 0.1111E04n 044 hr 12
month. tor the @team dreda.r.
On .ite mot.on ..1 Mr. linowa it wet re...Aro! that
the ordi .ary tn. stittio .1 the C .uneil he ha I ..n the
see owl 11/...lneekley to ~rr rn,nih. with till exe..p.
tin .4 in Norran'.er. wh-n it will hal.l on the 9h.
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Mr. CHARLES coneid. r d this I.ci.i, o.• ut the
bit t ever go./111,1 in the C .ouch.
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l'he Marva Aiiri the re*o'UlD WOULI w t le any
Way jute I re with epr cud we, tu.e.
Mr, WALLIS tUF,P mini/ the b ulue.. I, ot Co :-
lotto( at a IT ..t j, whAt 111,a ?
The Maloit : can a.lj ,urn t th • neat del-.