The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-14 00:00:00

K.CiPING THE TOW MALL CLIME.

Tll4 12•Xt—b71;1;;.-;;IV.P.T17.1717171•••••114.411011 for the
Town Hall to be toot in • mar. cleanly condition. Thu
was brousbt toward by ths Maros, who mid it is •
disgrace as at proossk
Mr. Curtls. beiagAsksd mid ha had beta there 14 yews,
sad previously he had lir. Pommy silk Ma; now the
Town Swissair" woe mrsed over to him, but be got the
maw so before, LK
In &newer toll.. )(Arm Mr. Curtis handed In • list of
the hes. and said he had gins up trado, sad &Toted kis
witeis ame to tim masc. The kends( of the Hall clean
leldblis the labour it used to.
Lam seggested reforriag the amass to the
assegai Purposes Oaemalttea as it would repairs • good
deal af thee Is se Into it sad ate I/ Yr. Curtis was la.
safileisetly paid.
Mr. Hoer said many public asemisms which used to be
hold la the Town Hall are now beld at Albertos gall, sad
Oasis pointed out that this was • rams of loss to him
1,. foss.
Yr. Gamma said hays. quite taker by surprise be did
not games shies was to be say
_propagable for tad
inseam of the hall-kospor's Wary. By sad by it would
be said tbsy did not kaow how to get rid of the tatiasy fast
emrtorred ta the Goners] Porpoises Ooosraittee.

arcrrnicamef WZIGIITS.
The Board of Trade had Weed an order that new
standards of apotbscariei weighto are required, sad AGM
a schedule of them weights which the Board of Trade had
caused to be kgsllisd by order of Couricil, and it became
(as Mr. Symoa& sold) next door to imperative that the
Wu:6W would provide dandarda
Yr. GALPLII remarked that if the Council hod to test all
weight§ and mishit's machismo they would ham to
=t 10 tons of weight* far the Meting of weigh.
Yr. &snow suggested that perhaps the couaty authori-
ties had We names for testing =rids., and added
that the borough having no
weights, it ammod imperathre to have surtheasdart,
wiggly". but they might be rwverilled by ra,trison
with the county standard, in t.i.74.dreseace of • trate,
it them had just Wore been
Yr. H. Locm proposed **That 'tinder& of make-
asrlei weights be procured, and that the qessllos of
weighbruiges M postponed."
Mr. HUNT said it isa moot important that the weigh.
bridge should be twilled, and he gave an instance where
La a lot of hay there me • diderence in the weight stated
by the bridge of I{ 0w1.., and at Si, • cwt. he lost nearly
Oa on the first Lad of hay is cossequesce of the is-
mammy of • weights 'dm We do sot want 111 tom for
Dorchester, for bridges could be tested with Wait..
The Karoo moved that the inspector be instructed to
verify the weighbridge to the extant of two tom sash.
but _

Gaunt mid they might do that and yet with foer
toes to oo!gidetatily out.

Mr. H. the Winn' of the weighbridges
would he pr.-mature.
Mr float was positive he had lost tgl) is one winter in
supplying hay at the barracks owing to the inaccuracy of
lbs . . . . . .

.....
M. F. Loch considered the testing ol the weighbridge'
more lasportout than apothecaries' weights.
It was sensed that all three bridges should be tested.

TIIII Amnon' en 01 1111. Z. J. DAT. Al *SALIM.
Toe Local Govern want B .rd Lad al:permed Um appoint-
ment GI Mr. &braid Jalapa Day am aaalyaa witkia tea
b.rough. . .

iiiow
Chum, is the course of a conversation,
explained teat • p.r.o might go to • trailesmaa. bay
anytteag. slay baUa.pouad ol butter. than say—" I am
going to have this wiped," then cut MI • part and have
it analysed. Half -aguinea fee would be charged.
71111 MARKET.
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ph. wu prodoced io.propos.d alteration of the
firth market, and
The MAYOII said it was intended this should be • pitched
market. nod the first per• Ons I) ging their fees and pitching
their fish Auld have the Maus on the pavement One
of the *ellen occupied • eML arid piled apish fish in boxes,
so that the Antiotatonry women had no chasm.
The Town Cum& said the Abbotabury people could put
their backata on the pavement end
Kr. Bunnarr also asked whether the plaa wag not
Pr that the stall. might be lest
wA:rd Mayo. said-- No, but thnt room might be found
for thou who come there."
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.—A7BINCO;II7O.--.111;11;TIR.; MAYOR stating ktr. Dyar Lad
rented certain tolls. and not the right to Let a certain part
ol the market at no much a year. Any Abhotsbury or
.thee OM= wiabiog to depoeit bar basket might do no
In • vacant Waco on paying the toll.
The Tows CLIAg explained that any parson could
bring that: things to market, and Ptah them on paying
the toi!...

—nu/ iiroa pointed oat that. lot Maranon at Wanda.
ster or cotton eons market • parson might bring and pitch
his sack anywhere wham there was room on psalm the
toy. _

Ouzo eaforced t. necerity of fainter to the
lessee and also to the people of tbe town.
The LITOIL explained that any person who name lint
would have the first citron
But, rid enoteone, the nailer are on the spot, and
will boiler arr... _ .

lfarOsa-n-plied that the Abbotsbury people were
perfectly satisfied with the arrangementa they said they
would come up by the Ilye o'clock tram ma get their
plum
Mr. GALPITI thought the lessee should be called in to
ascertain it he consented to the arrangements.
The cost of altering the Market according to the plan
would be ; but Mr. LOCI thought the Oaas was too
small for an expenditure of CZ.
Ustag the same Mahe. the Surveyor sold the cost would
be reamed to CM.
Varicose woosoades were mageted, and the Summer
said be believed be could redoes the cost to /20.
The Towe Cu= remarked that in &Suggests the
divisions Lateran, the sellers were only
Yr. Gamow proposed that the altimtlorbel coaled
out, under the anperrie.on of the Surveyor, and the
General Purposes Committee, the coot not to exceed PA
Yr. CALMS WIN In favour of r. (erring the matter beak
to oho Suitafor, that he might have • plan for dais' the
alterations at • lower cost.
The Keyes MIS in favour of Yr. Gregory's proposition;
but be wished • sub-cornesittee Mates& of the large one.
When them were only • few on the committee was the
slim when the work got done.
Yr. Gregory's proposition was carried.
As oder was made to rent • stall in the Rah Market,
for sale of surplus stock. Kr. Kills also offered to rest •
atell, and asked he might, being • ratepayer, have the
drat meant - -

It was remarked 11r. Dray bad tlts toll& sad tits
Gamed would nos Wooden.

TWS TOWN CLOCK.
Three tenders were ant io for the restoration of the
town deck. and Mr. Susearr proposed that Means.
Ikundere's Lender be accepted.
Mr. Gamow understood the clock is very much
oorroded in consequence of the inflame°. of tb• ins Would
Ii not he necessery to put the burners into a ease. la order
to
_prevent iejury to the clock
The Micros eeld all the Amore Conimittne had heard
about the gm wae—ther toned the Gee Company charged
Mee gnaw for the helf-yeer for lightrog th. dock and
they resolved the Gm Company should be asked to reduce
ths charm
Tie MeTee twit lb. PimPaeltion that Memo. Ilitatidere's
add Jambes tender be accepted on 000ditios that the
glass be of the semis substrate and quality es the other
sempie (Mr. Moen's) prodoesd to them.
Mr. Gal.rui urged that the dilemmas to the it... really
was the soarce of the (Weems, la the cost. The Council
had bad a great deal of trouble with the breekieg M
glees, and he urged they should sot throw seal' the
opportunity of remedying this eaaoyaooe and oast. Me
*Medd too person being bad down here to look at the
dock, and then Wort led is and on, aed then the work
headed Over to another party.
The Maros maid the lowa obsek la • standing diogre., to
the tows. remerita weremade about it, *ad be
Wag realm seer-sighted, could sot always tel the Una'
bY
Mr. Hadar Daum mended Mr. Buratt's proposi-
tivo. researkisg Mews. Saanden aid Jacobs are respect,
able who will take es mach interest as the
Oortatill pm in seam the dock In pool condition.
One tereder was at Se 10s.. and the other Mara
essallen's)
Teo °maw thos divided, when there appeared :
For Mr. Buseed's proved- I
doe In. Avarua (6).
The Mayor
Mr. Burnett
Mr. Darden
Mr. Y. Lock
Mr. Gregory
Kr. Hoot
Mr. least

Dr. Came
Mr. Galvin
Mr. Kowa
Kr. &masa
Dr. Aidrodae
Mr. W. Darden.
Mr. H. Leek was nutria
Mr. Derwsn's propentrow was thornier* carried.
dux:
Beveral bills were read sad reconneerted by the Mauer
Onsasitere to be pad, thee • swot see of live
geneer for the *sssrisr I.h redden of the
manna voterrittallie enefirlpsi aseneore haviag sow
hothlag to do.

Mt Me NEM
The Mellen ked to not three representatives for the
Could! of the whoa
Kr. Bourn propmed aa4 the NACOS seceseded,
" That tin three Linemen wenn—Dr. Owns. lir.
Oopii sad K. Loch. be elected representatives of the
Ual anon the governors 1 the eehooL' Ike alder-
men were ussanonly Woes& end Dr. comen Asa Kr.
(Inns expressed their neon tor the boner of needs&
Kr. Clams leered those sleeted would do what the 7
could to 'sake Dominator ao distinguished for Its when
Ilona advantages as It eon to be. (Hear, hear)
Kr. Lacs no Warmed thaalts. an the IlATell ceseladed
Ito Coned of the services endured * the late Kr. Osum-
Wks Newnan. (Rear. ben)

ten mem ilium.
ldr. Dyer wee 'alarmed by the tlist pot of the
mates was allotted as • pitched li sad 41Kr. Dyer
had to (Saha was a p csi
atsy far each or bard ask
per foot raw a. meld owly let by the day. They coati
sot be • swop* allowed.
Is &rower to Kr. Dye. the Tow* Dump said if the
AbMitabery panda were sot la time to secure • Plato oh
the dab. they lama 'Kelt as the areasd.
The Mans witted that miter the !market Um beet
awed. thou Wham other arraaamaeste will be made.
TIM IMMO 01 UM lOW. SALIM.
The Wool Committee, as the aptitudesof Sept
Coward, reported they oomildered that kb salary of
£ll6ls. &t. spay fairly be Manimed to MO UM.
therefore reeseasseaded that the Wiry be leereend.
Dr. Ateammie moved the adoption al the report mad
Mr. Scraisrr saimeded.
ne Mame, as a esember of the osaualthle. tad OM
mow was my candidly gime late, mid they were slamet
nudism@ la mating to the oasolaisa they did. If Kea
was no mesediseet tie report weld he easimeed.

MY non asked would It not be well to show the Board
blow the Superintendent stood la comparison with the
other au printesdanta 11l had not been thoroughly wader.

Tbe MATOR however. explained it bad been carefully
coosiderel and ut.dervoal by the Cyclamates.
The rep..st was therefore confirmed.
TIM ROOF OP' TRZ CORR LICIIANOZ.
The &wrest/ suzgaßeal thrt the root ad the Corn
Lychees should be examined aad where Deousary re-
paired.
Agreed that the roof he examined, mid a report made to
the General Purposes 0 moil thee of what may be required.

TRAMWAY IN tiga pas nas.o7 --
The ismdoo WSJ 8 Ata- Wm.ara R.+lway Company do
not •Porore of Um tramway botag adowod to remala to
the rair-Bold.

ILK MUMMA law.
Mr. H. ST /WNW reocort-d he had wade an investigation
Into the mut, of Kr. Chtral's sheep, and found there
wsa no blvina to the driver. Ha had written to Kr.
Trevanion, and bad no answer back.
LOW,.
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The next husiness wae to end the mortgage rd the rates
for AA% the tint Instalment al a loon of £6.3111, a loan
from the Public Works UMIII Gorendieloann tor which
the consent ham been already obtained The first last&
meat Is for the waterworka

OININIAL MIMIC? LAM
ma oommittes reanntnended a ram of Ia in the L.
Various instelments, amounting to £t24 I& U.. rem-
meat of loan, ware decided to be paid. The total amount
to be provided for was SLOP Ia lid.. and after &due-
UOlll here was £1,1113 lla Si to be provided for, which
required a rate of to in Use L.—Aired to.

0011111eLLL-IMAD DIAINAGIZ.
Hr. W. Thomas prodooed • plan for the dresses of the
wretern district at • out not named, because the Board
will have to sdverties for oontrect.,
lo mower to remarks, the Alston thought the plan
&mild be rent up to the Government Board to show chat
the Leal fl,ard he in earnest with regard to the drain.
ao• of the boronek
In eriseer to Mr. non, the Tows t UM recommended
the Baud to resod to the death any ;scheme that would
involve the adoption of a faros or of downs aid filtration,
the latter of which be considered perfect nooaenes. ll*
recommended a chemical disinfection of the sewage,
which answered at Windsor, Coventry, Taunton. et., b•
had seen it himself, sod if it would do for Windsor, nein
under the noes of royalty, it would do for Dorchester.
B. reeemmoriod them not to adopt scythes like •
sewage farm merit under the pressure of such • thing as
• writ of Olimmery.
The ll•enepepesed that them plans be eget up to the
Govenuered Peed with ea estimate of their toot, sod
that they be asked to sanction the as • part of the Naha
scheme for the drainage of the borough.
Hz. V. Locit said a neigh bourns., lowa la decimal/ ten.
teenpleties carryieg eat the Dry earth &mesa
The Tows Calm Mid yerimpe they wouldn't be allowed
to have
Mr. Bann= smosided the Maysr's propteless„, which
wee tented.
law morn sones.
The plane foe the now engine boom,
far theit=l:l7= lar. Gitirti said there wee sot
• memo* time to opera
14. B. Lots peepseed. "That they be referred to •
committee madeling of the Mayor, Mr. Garda. Mr.
Frost, Yr. W. Pardee, end Mr. Gregory. with Metrrtioss
to oro, tendon for Om erection of the bundles,
peopoltioe was est peened • but there b4sg yet •
quantity of burdens to got throrigh, the busluan was
adjourned till Wednesday minim at hall.pn.t It
Wedeasday : Present ciaLurAdmAlderseen
Gelgmel.Lwk. (Joencillees Prom.
F. Heat, sad Zero% wi Mee Symonds, Nap..
Town aad Kr. IL Byeseeds.
The Weeder /WNWI mime agleam:era and orders
were made. ApplitiMiees were sise made for water supply
In varier Mem sS Mame to UM new Barrack..
14.1:ULM au.ted that the tanks should be tempo-
rarily tilled.
In answer to the Berreyor, ft wee explained It wee
Intended to give the barracks a hippo id inch) from the
upper reservoir, indemediat of the Isipply to the toter', so
that any interfereste with the tows supply would not
affect that to.the barracks.

I,t-wee resolved to give temporary aupsly.
Yr. Arthur Groves applied ter leave to meet a candle
manufactory, sdjoining hie home, at Pordiagtoa. de far
as the Council were aormarned they did not see aay
objection ; but they Goad not grant a Homer which would
prevent salons 1t... objecting if a private :mimeo, were
mimed, though it was remarked that It appeared to ho..
improvement to maws the candle factory out of the

TEI SFILVITOa ILIPOICIND

That be wee about te-ia7;i7weter—tarias out the Wey-
mouth Road, sad at Wolluton Villaa—The whole of the
sew cottages built le the Orchard a,, supplied from • owe
Inch pip., aud the Surveyor 'stied • these-inch main
should be kid.—Agreed Coilins, engirt*
driver, a steady sad industrious servant, applied for ea
lactreem of Waage. Tbe Surveyor wee favourable to the
application. the man always got his reservoir full Wore
stopping hie thess, and he kept the engines very clean.
Agreed to give him Is. a week in ad&tien to his lba.,
nudism, and coal.
Plane and isetiegates were_produred„ for a new cad-iron
bridee over the nag:4M at Tabba corner, but the Moroi
explained that the estimate waa no high that the com•
mites were not dioposed to incur the expane• It was,
therefore, deferred.
Several private meters were dated to be out of order,
but they will be repaired. The Utlroll till the Surveyor
that all them private roster. me to be, as they get old,
repleced by othari supplied by the Corporation.
After mentiouing various small matters, the Cornwall
road drainsge plane were mentioned, which providril for
brizigiag the sewage eventuelly into precipitating tants to
be ereetad in the meadows on the banks of the Proems.
Kr. Themes also suggested that an tape and Pied
need for the private supply of water to houses should he
submitted to him for approval, and believed this would
prevent a great waste of water in the town. Re explained
that in same plains the pips., dic., were of certain
strength, and stamped to guarantee that, and only certain
plumbers ware allowed to do the work on the water pipes
and tape, instead of allowing any man to meddle with it
Kr. OLLPIN baying spoken to the weakness and cam-
parative inrfildency of some cot the pipes, it wea resolved
that only pipe, and Mpg which had pared the Surveyor
should be used. • new regulating elate= of water supply
alei to be adopted for nil new buildings, in order to
prevent the water heiag allowed to run to wade.
TSR /111 W MOMS.
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The mkt business was as to the surface condenser of the
engin*, and • technical conversation earned, between Mr.
Galpin and others, on a remark of the Coalbrook Del.
Company.that the plan proposed for the surface condenser
of the new •nfrine is " somewhat novel." and rather more
difficult from a manufacturer's point of view. Mr. Osixtit
argued that the plan was suggssted bp the eel 7 Wefeeee to
whom the (::mipati had refdrred the Board.—The Corn.
rxemkre pre to begin delivering the engine in
December. will want the engine house prepared, sa
far ea to being roofed in.
Some other emitters ocempled the time of the Board,
among them the principal being the setting hack of a
fenx, and the improvement of the road at lorclington
Hill.