The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-17 00:00:00

TOWN COUNCIL

Thanar : Present, the (Sir. Alderman
Gregory), Alderman W. Darden, Alderman Curiae;
Cooneillors T. Bennett, A. Pope, R. Hunt, H. Dar-
A. H. L ink, T. Coombe, W. Tilley, F. V.
&moor, and G A. Gorge; M 11. Bv'noila
(Assistant Town Clerk). and Mr. W. Thome'
(Borough Surveyor).

REDUCTION Or ttwrn's SILL
Mr. kintospe 9.1 d the cost of prosecuting Mr.
Forsyth for non-payment of toile amounted to
£l7 44. 61., aad he further mentioned that th• oasts
of Mr. Felthain (Mr. Forsyth's ellicitor) hod been
reduced by the taxies master from £52 d IWO to £l7
aid. (Leughter.) The reason of this was that the
Crowd did not support the conviction. Led Fonyth
engaged ootunel, and went on as 11 they Intended doing
and the tazing•otaider did not think they ought to
be called upon to pay for that.

TIN F4ll nno.
:The Gmeral Purposes Committee reported they
had examined plane ant estimate for the 22011. of
additional sheddiag in the Felt. Field, and ream.
wooded that Um work bs done, the required amount
to be raised by loan.
Mr. Supt. Coward reported that forty dozen
widitiosal hurdles were required foe the Fait Field
at • oat ot 64. • do:ea.—Ordered.

MI HILTINO Or TIM 00CSCIt. CUMBER.
The Committee reported Mr. Hassl had sent aa
estimate for heating the Council room with hot
water piper.
Mr. l'ore objicta to this mum of heating. and
sageeeted they should take out the old grate n ,w used
sod pat la a modern store with • hot air ohamber,
open 10 froat, a. ia the Conaty laweaut Brattar-
room. That would be eafil3lent, sod wood heat
the room thorooghly.—Rsferred to General Puppet.
Committee.

THE LATE GENERAL GORDON.
A communication Was received from the Lord
Mae., voliolting the aid of lb. Mayor sad hie fellow-
chimes toward, the national memorial to the late
Gesimml!pordon.

—Tholia-iolTiokl this Meter woo oddrootod to Wm.
bet he timed It bettor to pot It 0n the meads

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I wil tie

paper, to was tit with them se to the course they
should adopt, whether they should open subscripthos
alibi Bask*, or whether it W 64 desirable to call •
public meeting. 11) diubt it wee • national
movement, and he believed it would be
token up by the Doti in generally. He
was crate sure the inhsbltaat, ,d Dora ,seter wont.!
be with.lll, otntribot I tower Is • mitnori 1 to so
worthy • won si the late rituaral Gord' on wh ) marl.
flood hie life for the good of big cowry. As • nation
they deplored his loss, and he (the Mayor) trustrd
they la townsmen w iuld co-Ip.rate with the com-
mittee t the U m.i e H me* Avid other towris in lits-
Maine to erect • national mem trial which should
be handed down to future g throe In memory of
snob • w wthy permit. Tos Ilsym ald d he wont I
rather see the eabealpt...e au:worked generally thou
have • few large Elms. (Hier, )
Mr. Alderman Menem proposed that the Mayor be
asked to call • public mostieur.—Cerrlied.
Mr. Aldermen thitir hopsd they wool! have •
large attendanoe, an I sugootid the /monad shoutd do
their beet t ) seta good meeting.
Mr. POPS: bailee will be admitted, I supp me?
Mr. T. AMU! : And allowed to speak.
Lis:Ebbw.)
Tim Moron Intimated he should be ple•sed to see
iodise premed,
Several members ecq aired whet or mine 4/89 adopted
in other towns, and the MATO* replied that he hal
ootioed that • misting wag 6Oullt to be held at Henley
ori.Thamss for the purpose.
Aid. i wan Comm enggested they should set a good
example to other t6l/146.

0:1)111PLAIST..

A litter was real i;:niir:•Riohari Thorneeom-
pl doing that on February 15th he bad broudlit loads
of dints from Foot 11 to the Fair Field, and themes is
obaro (Jolla! d bad refuse I to opts the gates. the On-
lieliumos Whig that hie bores. were •itopelled to
stand In the pouring rein foe so boar
sod a half, whloh bat rendered them
unfit for work for some Um, -It WM explained that
the Lots were unmasked, and Mr. Thorns's tat der
we. to supply oraiked Lots and pi me them whore
altecisa by the durveyor.—hir, it. DUIDIN said the
J..u001l decided so to .r• Lett should be pieced Is till
ifels-field.—The Al•ros remarked tut yew, WI It WAS
considered Ithe flats which were plseed near the
Weymoutb.road were uneightly, tied t.lr rracklog a
positive duties, to paawas-by, they dirt led so more
should be pieced there, sod the surveyor wag salted
In look out amother place. Tto surveyor oould not
fled • suitable plass outaide the Heir-field, and it was
suggested the flints Amid be plead by the north
wall of the 5,14 and he (the Mayor) oonasetid they
sh,uld be put them—He. &mos oorutidertsd it • very
hard titian Mel Mr. Thoree should hare been refused
admittance le corrying out his oontreot
Bauxerr marked he seed sot have k.te his bones
thsre.—As the.. eppearsd to be some n.leunisrelland-
log is to the °peeing of the gates, and the piaci where
the filets should be depoelt• I, the matter was re-
(wed to the General Purples@ Oommlttee, and
J Ili. will to required to state hie authority for
refuellti to opeo the (INC

TIIII. !I ATO lel. • 111 I 1.011.

The MaiOn s47l ono.enteci to
act ado bla soditor.—Tite thanks of the 04013 C I were
given to gr. lex* for ble folfiloteat of the dutive fur
the past two years.

111110ILLAg00011.

Oa the appliostiomaTiFii7;;;;;; ,r to 011sIrs In the
Walks were ordered to be paints I, • the exterior
of the eagle* house mad o.ittegee et the Water work...
The Surveyor TOO ,M 11100,1•1 the porches. of the
tient yard an I stabled for the purp ma of in Alcor •
tows yar,l, otablee, and store. at • o from 2300
I. MO. The promisee In q ,O.li in b In 4 to the
1) whs.—The /dam' 6011 If they porcha•ed hi the..-
allot Owe of And ajminla lb. F kIr•1141,1 they
proveed ereratiog stables them—The matter WA
deferred.