The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-08-12 00:00:00

Oates anb If ints.

TOWN COUNCIL MEETING.

Thunday : Present the Mayor (A- Pape, Esq.), Alder.
men Cur °Join, and Davie; Councillors 13*.
Emma, en, Frost, Steel, P. Lock, W. Durden,
C. .1 G. Orwry, T. Bennett, Hunk end Mr. Henry
Symonds, ectMe for the Town Clark.

Mr. Walter lijen-as-,--dr, f;OCU" Tioaaropton, It was
decided should commends kls duties on this following day,
at £1,3 yaw salary. 435 to be paid oat of Bus Borough
. . .

- -Liens= GALPIN pointed out it was important that all
Palmy and PM.o belonging to the Corporation and in the
possession of the Surveyor should be scheduled. At preeant
soon* were miming. and there wee • dispute about some
which Mr. Norman, the retiring surveyor, claimed as his
own.
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—ill@ MAYOR said none but I lorporation papers ought to
be kept in the Borough Surveyor's office.
It was wrest that a schedule should be made by Kr.
Norman, and handed over totha now Surveyor,
who is to be responsible for them.
From Yr. Thomas • letter wen read, thanking the
Council for the bosom of the appointment
The nest matter wee me to the men in the
borough employ. end how they should be instructed who
is the new Surveyor.
In the course of • conversation as to the most
cvsnweeient time for Worming then;
Yr. FRUIT ?smelted that some of the men. it was said,
were frequently shiest on Saturday al turnout; rhereee
they ought to be reedy in mos anything waa required.
Another member was afraid that was not confined to
Saturday afternoon; and Yr. Hun opined some of the
DIM ars not much better than pensioners on the bounty of
thtuv:=Ston.
, being the day for paying wages, was fined on
' as • convenient day to introduce the men to their new
Ofso/ff.

ALTERATION OF BOUM
n• KAYOII (se Mr. Pops) brought forward a budging
s&a, showing additions to South AVallt Hones, exactly
in the same style of architecture is at present.
The (loused generally approved the &Racal:ices, which
wen oonaiderol to be improvements. Some members
suggestod more room was wanted for soros little
and His Worship added he believed the
doctor awtd support ltha M stating more amommodation
La required. (Laughter )
Mr. Osi.rip formally proposed that the plan he
approved, which was eeccaded by Mr. DURDIL'., sad agreed
to unanimously.

I,IIW DOICHZETha.
Yr. Guy had sant plans of his plopped houses on
Bowes' Kna lots 21 and 23, which the MAYOI dated
showed a oonai4wobly better clam of blown.
Marrs. Guy snot' that ths outlay would be more than
double the amount etipulatod in the lea" and would
mak* hotter property. They hoped the Council would
pans the plans. as Kora Guy wan waiting to commence.
The Yawn had very groat pleasure in proposing that
the Pleas be approved.
Yr. Gagooar, aa • lamss, objected to tabs his lease if
ha wars so abut in from the llgbll they would loss
list western sun. Hs had also heard another lama
objects&
Dr. ALDIUDOE should personally object to a baker's
shoo •, the Council did not OHM lo les keeping faith with
ths *thaw ISMOOMI. who understood that only villa rendosioss
were to be built on the plots
Yr. Ram said • baker's shop would be • great animism,
allSa privates residosoa
to aright' ma to Us* madfas. they wire mint
far, in them a piiblichousik or say howls used tor a
salami or offsniive business. was forbidden; the houses
were to to used.. priests rosidoness, and cot for shops.
except with the cosmos% of the Council.
Yr. (11110011 Y sold the plan would take oil all the sun
from the adjoining garden.
Yr. Gavot remarked tha Council would stusly not
prowint Yr. Guy from laying out *M IS be liked. whom
Ls had only conniantad to lay out 0/01.
The lamps and conditions wars produced. and that
provided for one good or substantial dwelling-house, or
mon if.tllowed by th? bison..

—Vb.—WA TOle remarked they would not have allowed
several houses to be built on one lot. It would have been
• good =lation to have bought his lots and erected •
terrace
Mr. Gagooar said the object wax to prevent the build-
ing of • lot of little houses. or, as was often remarked here
—"a mond Drove buildings."
Kr. °LUNN palsied out that a woos proposed to lay
out AkOall when he wee °sly compelled to lay out MOI
Yet the Coundl, knowing that ther were the trudges of
tho property. to whom it would eventually fa. thirsted
to so many houses being built. and so much mouley beteg
Laid out. As to the agreement that on. lot was to be
confined to cue hours—that had been already broken
through with the cobra& of the Comma. Hs proposed
that seastion be given to th:==ifilication.
Mr. Filer obWelid to being drawn away from
the town. em might be by coffee houses. and the
Mr. Guns withal they had Power to prevent what
they saw—old minsions which had been in tie town for
rears turned into cottages Is wished they could prevent
oug thought they should not throw awe, this oppor-
tunity.
1"),. ALDitippg objected to the trade being quyied out
of the town. He opposed • number of lots devoted to
detached villas being divertwi by mesas of • loophole to •
let of shops. They were the trustees. not of the proreart
only. bat of the whole town. He proposed an s
meat—that the Connell adhere to the original conditions
of eke law.
Classicoir seconded Dr. Aldrideno amendment, as
the Council ought to keep faith with tL. other isseass. and
co,, *my, .11 the advantage us MO ea the disadvantage of
A very (Mt nuimoce arises frogs ths smoke of •
bakehouse.

Dr. Arson Used in the neigkboarhood of two bake-
houses. and emphstirelly said he fated no salience
whatever.
Yr. Gangues : Unfortunately you nog tsotb.r gd.
al the road.
The MATOII fait the oder the
ecaditiose ol.tt sad thalerthrer sena= the shire-
tams Aar out be keeping faith with other
Be thee:dare suielorhed Mee sanseeduest— That
the oxidations ot sale.le=oad as the amoeba. be
adlearedno." fie was netts tar able le
for ba ranee wit= fell Weak. ad
so.
Dam : Very unwise to bond at OIL
Mr. Glavin the Coancil not to cell the premed
plea • for • " Seemed *ore Sidatagm."
Several eras were pragamad se ammiodasea
Yr. Garay earatemiled that their duty was to make ihe
meat they amid of the
The Oman& divided. a= following results
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rer Ameadowar:. 9. Yee the Prop*Whew, 9.
Dr. AMMO Kr. Gaols
glMayor Dr. Carus
ihzdat Yr. Davis
Mr. Zama
" Dslama
" W. Darden
" Grew,

Boom other barbeeer rem4iseri to 44 eow eed the
Ye TOR Stead UMW OlPlCtild • t•port tufa gr. edam;
bat

Mr. GALPIII remarked : "Take what Mope me Mink
nreper," and ass Um =by taking Mem oat or the
Dame Ottarabm attended Dr. Came sad Mr. lama
Mr. Davis, however.

CO GUICIWIL 01 lIIANJUIT TOUR
The next basilicas traa es to the appointment of • clerk
to to. markets. The Governosent authorities °fleeted to
the appointment 01 anY of the pollee, and the Metme
thought an advertisement oaght to be inserted in the
97t1;as resolved to offer the applintmast to the borough
Surveyor.

SMELLS.
ILL Flom wished the lava:tor of Noteanosa had tha
same had of noes ma ha had. From am. cottages MAX
dreadful smells freqoently mina
Mr. Gavle referred to bad smells from some slaughter.
beams, end las luspect,e of Nuisances had his ettentloa
called to verioua matters.

111 L DAVI APPOINTILIVI Al AJIALTST.
The Local Government Gard asked for cloaunentary
evidence of his chemical and microscopical knowledge as
applied to analytical work, and this should come from •
contrtent analyst ; they thd not conaider Professor Blox•
man testimonial migkismt.
M. Day had written resigning the appointment as
award as he was a candidate for the appointment of
borough medical officer. Mr. Day es plained that be
resigned become be thought his appointmanta would take
up too much of his time, and he stated that he expected
to become shortly a Nilo, of the Chemical Society, when
he felt sure the Local Government lioard would be satitaed
with his qualifications
It waa resolved to oonsider Mr. Illay's resignation at •
future time.

Tug Down CLOCK.
The Kasha expleined what coquilles he bad made about
the dials of the Town Clock, and gave hopes of something
more being done shortly.

Till Pall MAXIM
Dr. ALOSIDGI brought I reward the incouveuleat state
of the Fish Market. zusutlosiag that It is much more used
Dow. Led he suggested It would be better to hare the
slabs brought out so that the sellers might be inside.

11101FLLIO.
Kr. Bwenarr complained at the " infernal howlinC
carried on et the New Inn up till late at night. If they
would bowl, let gutta minim be put down. Yallgard•Y
zooming it annoyed him from nine to the morning till ten
at night.

CONDISSIZIO mourn.
Mr. GLLPIN, wilo returned to the Cowedl-chamber,
al terwards made • carotid r.pctt wise reference to
condensing apparaMa sad the Oouacil talked about the
comparative &demitasse of paging the water inside the
tuber, or, pre Nana, lite steam. lie remarked that here
the water is full of chalk, and the ogusion esemed to beta
favour of paring the steam halide, the principal objeo-
Mora to whisk is • prob&hle deposit of grease.
The prisaishis laU &ma in s siss was adopted. the
settlement of details being deferred.