The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-10-16 00:00:00

THI. MUNICIPAL SLICTION

Mr. Alderman'Eb-r--eo—u.;;:a .:;g7o-n7e-i to act for Word
brrnan lidledos at tne swum( eon t on, and Kr. Alder-
man Louth. for Alderman Thoosaa II to. i&itir should
be - .

"WILLIAM Gieniece."
kile•-uen THOWAA ea. of opinion there hat totter be•
op, el on - tile to c awarder the qu. Won.
Mr. Ccirris thought they could hot entertain it, salt
win' on • b • *send • paper.
D-. Italie conenlered hat it would be aullitient to rep'?
ILA ti...e erriccil cou'd a A pail with the freehold of the
ht-. R- shou'd i • dolight.d to see a Ars..class hotel
greeted tun, et the cost named.
The Marna call thet clue trowel looked like butanes..
Toe q onit on b-fore them was wou'd they sell the 1.. .told
..taje.a *o . cigar( less.'. Tee outlisy would nut exceed
vitae 11, bet toe ple•sure of mustang this geotlensan
seen he w.s here, and bre certainly thought he meant
bo•hte,... Frew private con•ersetion he gathered that
the hr .jec ad cht ay iir..• h t yes. A 40.0U0 ani .010.000.
They r i•ibt not bare • diem...ion, bat they cull oecid ..
es they could not aell the fr....b01t, whether they should
d.ci • noes What term' they nonin L t it. Then wore
three r •or.es own to theta. they might call • special
neetity.. hand the leiter over t i a conater tt er, or they
ter d •cuuly shelve t le matter. and say they lid not sell
Veit Pr 'holds.
A tort. n Taolits did not think they (the Council)
(nicht •it tie their hands until they had snore deflaith
infoin,i .n on *he subitzt.
Dr Dui, thought the Togo eleth should wrt I stating
tb.t the C Inc I would give Mr. Gibbiogs all the swot,
an° el i h I .a- in they rower.
M. WtLiI.ORD Sal I this matter ithoull is. 4 i.no their
het cheer on : i. t be 11/. also of opinion they onAht nt
i • to th if II aoi• in any way. berate.- now the subject
•e. h. a 1.- pui.lic It was proLable thy wool I no five
'care ...mama. n. than OD? Ho sheeld suggest Via.. the
Inn C - k ehoul I write and soy the C i ,nril were eery
larward t i receive such • liter from tar. Gibbing.. and
taat it -oat receive dam conorleretion.
The Moron sad bath he end VIJ Borough Surveyor saw
this s-Lti man. and he (the Kayo.) t .Id him the wetter
etionla feT•....,e..ry saciouraigentenr. and th.t he should
bare every facility. About what tints the property could
be let, ant what price. he told him was • matter for the
consui-ration of the Council. They mull not sell the
freeho'd. but they could let it, and it Was for them to
Al 'be iv ee.
Mr. ItneENS proposed that • committhe of the whole
Ch.nc, r. 'P.O o.• 1 to consider the m•t'er.
Mr. WIIJSWID tl,o•isi t th 7 Ought to consider first
wh.t the py,,,...0t, Iroperivemeat Committee" were doing. 55
they all knew one of the subjectt and ir their cousideration
CM the R o• 1 Hotel mt..
ALI. moan 'Nouse posy rii..4 that t ray should write to I
this rent' mat •ol tea him that it should have their I
could ration. and that • conamitt m of the whole Cmncil
ob'ai i r rierl.r 'be question.
Mr. WELSFORD was .tili ot opinion they ought not to
w. tea, I y .I,.issard the present Improvement Commit's'.
As th-y Nem all aware some Mine eines a ooruoil•tee
was Lineal 'h-y 'libeled upon Vatic. work.. bat it 41161D0
Wore the C allied, ant they wore souNe I nut. That was
his wants for pen...sting so stonily ag And the formation .
1 the roma( Imor.lvernent Oolniss.Vcas At any rate
1.141 olites•-reent Gomm ttne was form ,d to outsider the
C weilan of impravements wheel would be ...omelet before
hem. eel arti••nest o,her matt •rr •hicn het been gone
into rime le s very matt I. of the ft .1.1 II t',. sea • sub-
tc 'unlit.- had loen emeonteel to •no or. ro.o it. Ti one
loin. he did not think they eh ,uid appoint another
commit,. over their heads.
Th• MAYoR ohs roe I ag a matter of fact it was only two
°T. twee s-it -men who bad been depot Al 11sec:oriels Se
fir nn rn..sii I. the evict bounds of the land mrd the
',slue at wh-'b it should be let, and then bring it before
lb- 000ns,• is.,
'ii. i •il aria : That is exactly ao•
Mr Watics : Have th.t committee brought back their
rewire I
The Raton rep!led not yet; although they were work-
ing rev, hard over it
rouse slight discussion it was decided to refer PORTLAND.
the ol.'tnr to • rolonaistso of the whole Greincil.
TUC PROPIIALD neurrtosi AT THII MD OF T in Mat
- Anneal. or Ooleviorn—On Wednesday 21 convicts 1
Mn Pe...naus asked Whether any steps bai been take.
C tit pierd to the erection at to' end of the Pile-Pier in oharge...f four officers arrived frumWormwood Scrubs
f"i.,li asebool.l h- • shelter, coht urging every convenience by the half-pset two train, and were conveyed to the
Which would be considered nava a-y. They would Pr-loon in the must meaner.
remember that some f•er weeks since tie/ hal the Omegas Loma—Toto lolgs is increasing rapidly.
authority of Messrs. Tbornt ot aid Co. to expeod SW It now numbe
hut of the men' of the Pier for thie onrposs. He was strongly rs nearly 80 members, and there is every
ravioli to believe that before long • lodge will be
°I opinion Gat this should be dose whilst they were
..
hand bodge belong to Weymouth.
o mad in Weymouth as several menthols of the
clams out the im ts provemen on the Zealand el *. and
the mamma to the Pi.r. lt
SINGULAR AGGIDINY.—An accident of a very
The Borough Surveyor: I am at present drawing a
Plan. singnier nature occurred tl a young woman living in
Mr
R"Dan o'ottoning, rooke of the generous offer of Oben' during the recant stay of the fleet. It appeal's
Sir Frederic Johnston.. to speed 0,000 on improve- she has a mall ehooting stall located near the Terminus
'vents for the town. Now they were settle* the Hotel, and in shooting one of the sailors miorea the
Friplanod .ti right., he thought if they could but Carey tt target altogether. and the shot lorigml in the right term
onto the Pr, et Tior md, it would be one of the e
greenest of the girl who wee standing aurasi the road.
e was
ttntrue-ni-nte they could 'Pock end to do thin they
sb,uld get 8 r Frederic to let thorn bass Vie Money. There .....tenLlt Sh
by Dr. Drake. but he has been The
to
we. no way in which Sr F., deria could do gams gmet extract the bullet, but chili the wood it healing. The
for the ti•n or benefit his own pr 'petty than by Mae Ite•s the woman a enyereign compeomet_ion-___ ..
Naming the footway in to. sagas way tnoy were doing Analyst. or Vie entente' RSOIMIIeT .--1011 W
cc tit. Biala iads to the PrestALravi. Its thought that we lay bat the 22a4 (Cheshire) Regiment arr', Wed'
t
erotic' h.. couplet with the work. on the Pier, and the Port•and trim Jersey, in if. M.S. Assist tore, but were
mshaltles on the Elelaniide one of the greatest
improvement. that could he elfeCted. ' n. t landed Tat:
manFridheedy
It wa. point .4 out that Sr Fr•deric Johnstone bat ifeCilltrboai4 noon. when
wVheernen th,ebiyg Fortune's
promised t, Ifirlitho matt ir his lost considenation U p'ans Well.
end Specie, at one were sent him. by their Mem and drum sodowtilevamtbeada.ed
At the Bente time the West Surrey detach
the Cowman to the
The Surveyor was ineiracted to prepare plans and the barracks, and went down 7 s „ end
sto.eilleations. troopshigr, the band playing" idd Lane inal,_
w.
THE NSW MAK COWIE 011 Tan STAMM). "Th. Ti I left behind me." sailed the folio
The IFlarhourneaeter in his Tayrott 'toed that be had jog MCW,i,g I, fr frame, Ireland. Friday morning
rommulticated with Mr. Wleable end WT. Oollatt, an,.
el. a eosciel train brought heeerll 920 more of the Cheshire
ati...p.a t., work of .rot na a now At ace crane .0 .0i - , .ke, depot, making the total
harbour staging, ai he did O. t thisk tee structure wee Regiment from • nal They ....,
..........„b to bear the tat reaped weiSitt. They had strength of the detuchmeut over
body 0
men,
Put tay w thou informing Ow Council. generally speaking, • very aced
The reti-i.ii opinion of the 0 %Mel iwaitt et PAW should and no doubt will nutintain the good *sine they ha'•
a'reasth Ai the sliming, so as pot he log. r any hindrance to brought with them. The following
the rap,_err inersasins trod. of tee Dort. officars :-0..10nel Carey, Limit-0 ilonal B 1 ,MA
12_60,4111
_of tie:
Mr. WaLsrOaD said increase of trade sarent increase of cooke, major Coui,-,..-06p,a" cuardnikikaArninegt.
"I"ae."'
Pilo°. liviag in i 3at
Pr" rd
NI.
t"llerbil'il Q 0 um( Onstie i Laoiligimatil (*Air
Wil Anon sabdisabia. Hs did sot *Mk his W.B.

TI RATES.

The next business 1.711.:, in7iloard eras ta approve of
the intimate or a General Distro.t Rate. iv/Itch was
tee ,osinende I to be at la in the A.
Mr. Baown brought forward toe question of asphalting
aprina•latio and towing Turtonutreet
Alderman Tillub•S said Tuttooutreet had never been
dedicated.
• Bitows said it would only be a small matter of
£7O or AK and he thought it could cocas out of the
insolent involute.
Mr. 110071111 LL thought some alterations ought to be
made in the estimate for the Pleasure One Isms. He found
it was AM, that was more then • .CI • day to keep up
thses Pleasure Gardens. He ill sushi it walnut) as that
the rat-poen ehould base to pay this to keep them up.
The no. asked bow he supposed all those tubs were
pent d. ts.. shrub, bought, planted and watered!
• lioutganu.: You oaly want to do that in the
summer.
The MAT 011: But tbe eatigmat a is for the year.
Mr. Hoomsith: Only for six months.
Kr. CURTIS : It must be a mutate.
• LOVIII.L. as • member of the E,timate Comm' Ger.
said it there was anything in that re psrt they did wit like.
now was the time for them to speak. With resod to Mr.
Brown's propositioa. he believed that cusli very *silo me
oat o the •ist ma's
Ti.. 1' ow 7,8 CLERK futon"' in the affirmative.
Mr. Dorms suns with regard to the gardena supposing
they gave tie mai who looked alter them LK L2O for
shrubs, and £4O for euadries, that would be aufliclent for
six month.. He should very much lA, to as. Gagne
ratline opened free on &Dist al terno ms front two to
six. The man might be kept there t see that children did
not c omit any demons.
The MAYOR said there had been some misapprelseseinn
In this molter. Fsr panting, mending, aud purchasing
new seats alone, a cunsidsrabie sum wat.xp-nd.A. Coder
the bead of P.easure Guiria they included the &planed..
It sat decided to carry out Mr. Brown's Proposition
with regard to fipringdene•
!HZ KRAUS OF THZ BOROUGH.
Tbe MATO* t as the following leiter :
" Boys Ole, Clarence • buildings, Weymouth, 10th
o.•tober.
" My dear Mr. Mayor,—Considering it would be roost
ratl•fa :tory for peat. announce from the chair this morn-
log • statement of the health of Weymocr h. I lean
much p'eaeure is infornsing you the mn t Lilts I r 8 plum-
ber. 1810 ea at the extesmely low r.te of 138EJ.—Be1leve
ma. yours truly,
" BwsayTlZalo
" M-otral 081orr of Health.°
Tat CHAPRLHAT INPROTZHIWt.
The Camm•tt • recommended that the Chapalhay
Insprovenv, at Sc muse be carried out without steps.
The Mayor a Wet tins oar simply for the Surveyor
t prepare a place w t oust rt-p,
A to 110111. c maidelasee discussion pro and ow, the
report s&n adored.
ILITIRFASST OF we. HOWARD.
The Mayon • at d that ale tom or. ..fliee as alderman
had no' . mowed He should not call an. Nur meeting.
Mr. Distill rioted if they were to understand that be
was vend ri tire from tas Council.
The MAYOR replied in the aliniet en Ile bad given the
town 90 ywai service, and be must now leaven to loopier
hands.
This concluded It. rasethli.