The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-10 00:00:00

THE DRUNAGE SOMME.

Irleasral Purposes Omelettes reported they had
very carefully wasidered the surveyor's scheme for
the disposal of the tows sewage at Paddletown Heath,
sad recommended It be eiopted, sad the neweaary
steps taken to carry It out. provided • estiefsetory
sad di Malta arrangement timid. with Mr. &liner as
lath. terms for which he Is to receive and provide for
the proper disposal of the sewage, and time all other
economy details relating to the @Wane can b. ratio.
facitarily carried out.
Mr. MAU remarked they mild not move In the
matter until they knew for what thrum of loam they
weld armoire with Mr. Berner.
The Lesertairt-Torx Ocean said Mr. Busier
arnanded • serstiag and explained bl• patties pretty
dearly.
Tbe Mama said the questioa was whether they
were to adopt the report of the surveyor or not.
Their hret Map Irma to decide whether tbey should
adopt the scheme sad atm that doff would haw to
ne ems to er with Mr. Brymm. H. (Mr. Bremer)
offered certain 15,... which weaned eatiMactory to the
pitiable" of the Outtooll. The only thing would be to
have It oonflimed, and a proper agreement draws
rove..lllllter that dory would have to go to the Local
meat Board and ask them for their @emetics to
math@ than to proceed whit the work. All they bad
So do sew woe to either adopt or trivet the oemmittes's
rerbia.nrdeti'lroZ: I don't think we ma ado_pt it till
we bare a delimits idea with regard to Mr. yeser'ir
poetics'.
Mr. A. Loci said If they adopted the scheme it
must be with • specific pouvl.o. Tin. that they were
• to make a satldasts,y arrangement web Mr.
Brims/ far the reception and disposal of the sewage.
He die mid net engem& • by,, term of years than 75.
Ualem some snob ;mono were made the tobente
would. ef mums, fall through.
Mr. A. Pon said he was one of the membirs of
the somniktes who took • eassiderable Intenst fa tbe
MMfee.Me might sayreptily eessiriertag the
whale same and Mr Loma%
would be
resztedolikedMper.l site
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z•Zn admetegerms M the town, eel probably
• icoogor sad more advastapom arrsagement
ktstrumade for the iiispoesl of the sewage at
Heath, ponied • o•U•looOory
taz
soot meld be made with Mr. Heymer for
if it at I& own responsibilty. Ths cemanettee also
kit it would be mosmary that PM arranntent
should not be merely Mad* on Mr. Bca° load
as be kid the power—se Meg se he lived—but for •
aortae wise of yearn Provided, thus, that a oath-
tleerreagemnt could be made with Mr. &you
dca reclehnstatime, they eassidered the Puddle.
town enema would be oartainly the most advaategeous
to the town. Hs therefore had very grow
Webs that the report of the onentesel.
s
fully .Hurruis meads& lie thoo&I they wen
allspeed bow lemportaat it was east tomathimg
&mad be dam with NOM to the diabase at the
Mtn se soon es posie..
_Could they sot save time
• ibppoorimildssat2oal Genranuest Board sad Mr.
—l7OllOlllllll hoped they would not be too precipi-
tate or set wilikeek due consiclerstlce. He admitted
tees were • pest =my things in favour of lbe
seimme. Abhors: supported Mr. Lersoa's eases*
very scantly, were sadotibinly some admis-
sive la the whew prepared by lb. Surveyor. At
tho sane time they seemed to be rotas • Par bit too
fut. After being Is abort of esati-lorpid shale foresees a,
el&l. retz they now emend
to la • at? of galzrita.
:Mg cot." ab3tLyt eralot ad it After
•11, the greet thin was whether amid action would be
Men from the way the money wee spent. M..
Thomas' lowest setissate was £l5 000, and ;mulish', it
would be. greet deal more. If this wee well spent they
weeld not be reproached demesne, but U, after
spondee t 15.000, and the already Nosey rates of the
lowa were oassiderthly increased, tbe whew@ were
woe fogad to be eatiarsot my, there would be very
greeS same for c,esplaist. Hs reminded them they
• already acquired the Ind at Load's 1.1111, sad they
would have this on their hand.. There wet also the
=.I with Mr. Player, although he had so doubt
Icl get oat of tbelatter. Mx. Lemos's solemn*
wee an admirable on. mad he believed it was the
isms& °plaice of the Conseil If they oonld only bare
Waimea the additiosal few acres to carry it out it
wield ban been the Pit that could be do
(Ur. Loci: t But we mould not get la)rtg,
although it wee admitted to be • most admirable
same, yet for the wait of • few WI MI they maid
gist era Is out. This there was soother
Oat be &mild like to refer to. He should be the
virny MIS MP le s ay a single word tl Imam loony way
41 of Mr. Thonwe • but, still, after lemiag
Memted to them on the authority ef
aid Mr. Laws, be did think they
la spimsdial this lame minas of
••• of Mr. Thomas Ann &Mil
thoroughly pas Into, and
the -s-siatice--of mese maa of anseMsrahle
pellemaa (flea,, hearthesTlist, be
meg • mast Impalas! point.
ale* tip is Me obese, sad he did were.
, wield be set* wisely (alth, nib be did
rsay s4bingammpasse the Puddle
aot submit Mr.
to sees sminent authority.
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