The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-11 00:00:00

11011V6TOR'd arrorr.

" The Surveyor reporte4 t ha% ha hml curbed the (*hip.*
et Ca 'aro W. r. pur..4 .rtt rep.u..l
Wt.e•or,r Ti aru,.4.0 • • h i. 4 r-cei.o 1 ah.l psJ
to w •,6 :—Sept. 27th. LW 17.. 6*.: Olt. 4k.
.0 0 2.. 61 ; 0... llth. £lO 0. 1 ; Wth. £l4 IS.. ;
Vet. *.b. £ll 14. 4 gra va lam I•at Vast V. Nod,
o.* rt Ise's W I - b • r veins I, h 4,h di Wh eb
II to owed al ..add al lb* westh.,r Wad
favourable."
vispecr)a ov summits RZPORT

" Tn.. Inspector 01 N.III MC-8 reported ttl, OXittfinal of II
nisidaikt, so K holt andç è., •halos thrown
th.r.i. aul atmaling in Um coesp001; W4.ch sin•liad nom
1.14 tangy. Clra..4 11.11, nut its. osontic•l oft,., had
r•unsiitod him t t art on the own, t ginned
thtir Aril.. with 1.4. 05.50 .411Cor, whtc‘‘ h 0 had d
ant on,ol this. h.. 1 e 014.1001 with lb ,
was GI/ • Iratm.C.• In E at trios
rub,,l•h ant it tit in • tarot :us than), an I Mr T 00,nhar
wo.bed it nnioired.-

With othear,i to the King-street dreito it we re. oleo]
t len ii.tuul ,wv-r wail the mut de tang, awl also
the gratlag iu Eset.o.teeet.

COLUECTOICII REPORT.

“ Toe Cellreor r..port... 1 that be hed pail .Cl 7 12.. 51.
to the rrotlit 01 it,, II at sines Ma last report, an I that
he 1.! aid thr, eonentons” for rates Wipe 0/ 114 use
'ulna. tie.' a linehel el •t ttoosout. showing tug eat* ..f the
r.to tad, to 11 och a. toIIOWS :—/tecovereble arrears
Ir eidht tor •aed. £7 7% 61. : Itellera dletriet rat%
£615 194. 11. ; -noon e tatrlbueloo. £4OO Rh ;
I 1.1.182115, 21. 1.1411tk let dead. £55412.. 51. ; Govern-
in pt vs... /0 Ss. OE • aebeeet Iff,C erere,.l4.
.410 5. 31 ; Itu it elle, 4. ..C.31 18% 41 ; reottrara..la
•rre•r, 11. 01 ; LA01..02115, Ili."
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With regmril to 'boas persons who had not obeyed
Pie lioi4istratee order, it wit flHolVe I to apply for
1./errant to lovy esscuttoo, and in default of paymmt
I to commit them to T 0, 0 ikegor Wa. Ash
requested in future to furniiih a list of tits volt homes.
THE LATE COLLECTOR'S DEFICIENCY.
L-tters from the Local Government Boar I as to
ths late collector'edeficiency were read asking whether
spplkyki.in for tho repsymeat of the deficiency had
linen in ids to the ninths of the collector and with
what riom't. In another viininooicatiou the Lical
G mere.= nit Bard desired to hope., upon the L teal
Board the ni (Hooky of makile fir the luting such
arrangement. se will ensure at once an effid-nt
eutsuvivion over, th Priewedinr. and am motto( their
collector. and • strict idm-rvauct n hie past of the
°sink •insiity ..f thy law. Ti.. brier went on to my—
" ft woold apwar that when Stine abaconded, the
L cal it mrd •ppointsd tw persons ti collect the out-
atanling rate., an I in.tructel them to pay over the
andiunte which they collected, not to the treasurer.
es required by Sec. 194 iif the Public Health Act,
but to • person name I Ckocker, who was in the
employ of the clerk. The Local Board will obeerve
that that section Alba.; that any officer Of servant of
a local authority employ.ci in the cdlecti in .1 any
rate mule under that act shall, withio c,von days
after he hits received any monies or amiuut of any
such rate, pay over the earh t • th-jr treasurer, and
the Board thinks that on forth, condieration the
L cal Boa .4 will shwa their regret that when the
defalcstione of the Lite c ihector had tem discovered
the •rrangementy made for the co-to ly auil cowryl of
the proceed. of the eutrielpsot collections should have
been at valiancy with the expreiis requiretneuts of the
statute."

-4:1;;i1. WM ale, read from Mr. Will tm St one, one
of the sureties of the late collector, etating thst he
hod only hal a en el house io his name when he
eittoted the hood, but it wva iu :mute oWy. NJ reply
hoe bteu received from the other surety, Mr. F. P.
Merwood, and it was revolved that the I Souk nhould
writ* to him mil repress divatiofsc•ion at his cme
temptuont trettment of the &polio: tam male to him
for a statement of hie pc operty, and that albs. the
same be received befoee th next meeting of the Board
prweedino would bee tee, t compel him •o. do an.
The Boa dew. el themeolvae th•oroot.obly sstitfi
with the mencer In which the preeect c ohector was
dolour his work.

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The mttter of the Water Aupply wee discussed, em.l
with retar.l to the prop ...el alteration at Fortune's
Well, It was rasolve.l that the C erk write t . the
Hooletiattical Con niwionere for pertnissi m to com-
winos the work at once, pending • settlement of tbe
Memo of the lame, a. the water supply was very
short. An I with retard to the 'prin.{ in West Weir,
it was roe dye 1—" Thht it be le (erred t Meeer,..
Patten and Smith, with Mr. Robert deosoe, of Cowl!,
and they do what they de.le etc essey.