The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-21 00:00:00

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The connnittee reported they had coluidered fr
Charles' opinion with regard to the refit.' by twdlaro
and hawker., to pay toll 4111 goods hawked in the
Lon ough on other than hair days, and Wednesday and
,Saterelay market days, and reonnmended that the
Cowed take the niguesary ideto to enforce ..loch
charge hg action, as advised by Mr. Charlev. —The
rmoisimendation 14 the committee was ildopted, and
the TOWN Ciut wan inatructed to take the necesvary
legal sad other proaredingv to enforce the toll..
THE *TATE OF THE VAIN
.lollifle, the man in charge of the Market Ground,
Applied (or an increase of salary, and it being vtabvi
she market was kept in a very clean comlition, it w.
...greed to give him an increase of —usakiag his salary
1%,,. a week.

ArrLICATION.
Mr. Giles Symonda (auctioneer) wrote that no the
Comical were contemplating the erection of new
ahedding they ahmild not overlook the erection ,4
another amend este ring in the west corner. He con-
aidend it wan moat important, ie order to afford
wryer protection to purchmem and vendor. from the
Tearful emeentre to which they were now subjected.
Mr. firmed. a 1,.. complained ,4 the wisest cueduct
of the market.-Mr. Pore moved, and Mr. Aldermen
Wining emendert. that the %hole matter he referred
to the Gemmel Purls... Connnitte., and the hope ram
expressed Councillor Knew would attend.- -Carried.
The following revert was yeavented by Mr. Suit
I beg to repert that the total amount i 4
tells cellreatel for the year miNling Mth March, Istch,
amount., to MIN 3a., as against rile M.. Id. for the
year tudimgMeth March, 1991, rhowing an inem.... a
KM .N. Bd, iii. ! idr. Thome. I:1100A ret.Mtory.
gear esditeilitk Mardi, 18114, 1,18 Me. :kl. -year end.
mg . 13th Mani, 1896,. 946 3a. !id.; in the Fair.
tiekl-Mr. Thomas Eneor, fain., L 1.3 ;... :.41 -
go 12.. lil. ; Mown. U. 11.0.ur aid Tr..
CO 9e. Gd.-1911 7it. M. ; Mew*, H. Ihdra, and sop.
ad 16a. Ikl.-137 Ma. M. ; Mr. (film 5ra,446
Eat 6,.., od.-011 12°.; beset, whew% and page ..,14
veil rig 3.- 8d .-L 15.• Mt : homes shj
...iv . 0 50. 3d.-104 16r. rxl. ; filen, allow., elem..
.14„ 7d.-i37 Me. 7.1.; Mr. George Fusee
hone *ales, 941..9 16e.- CM Ile. • market • home,
LIG na. Ild.-21119 Pe. lid.; standings in drert.;
ON In. 7d.-L3l ISLati hawking, 041 9.. Id
4:1011 Ils. Id. ; fish ES . lls.-1.14 18... ; caah
4;ot
received from auctioneere or Waling extra hurdle.,
19a. Sd.-n 17s. • ash mailroom - Mr. T. Er.....
fibre abuse."' 1885, el; grow ' ;Da 16.. 4tl.
• Ci
-11132 Is Deduce aspen ma.met • . . ~ .0.7,
allowan!ae fur clown" marks's, pitching_ oral..
gain, printing tickets, Imer, brushes, itc., Fllll 3e. OW.

• -Ell2 la 3d. : nett total, £401110... -E520 Is.
amount ,4 tender received in 1883, I= • nett increase
over tender, 1:11,3, 1.2:1 10s. 411. -1104, ilito Is. Od."-
Thr MATOR said the repel appeared to him to be very •
satisfactory, there being an tocriseie during the year
ending March ?4h. '4 .112 ad. over the preceding
par. He censidensl that to be highly satisfactory.
He h.q..' the Council would continue to cellect the
tells themselves. It was also stated that the am. ttttt t
was 1:12.1 Is. 9.1. over &IA above the highest tender
they Ilea when the toas were advertised. •The NI avoit
remarked it was suggest.' at the recent eantnittee
meeting that • recognition shoultl Is made to the
police for their exertions. They had certainly had
extra duty and been very zealous in colk•cting the
tolls, and he hintself del not think a little stimulus
wotild harm. It was suggested that aimed £l3
Sh.llllll Ile IliArilmated amongst them souwwhat in
this pr. aert ion Mill. rintendent. ; sergeants, £2 ;
and th.. 111.41. ei 1,1(41. Mr. T11.1.Kl Who linotglit
that roman!! Th.- Natvint : Mr. 1111StAble.- -Mr.
TILLEV sai.l he a& not nonenilier it. They should
bear in mina they hail an extra man on on purpose
to collect the tolls. Nlr. Poet: remarked mile.. the
police had been pretty Wali,11•1 he ‘lollllted if they
venal.' have hail sorb a balance. The Nail,*
th,eight by a little sti 1111 l Itis it might be still further
increased. Mr. Pore: It t In. unitena.sl it is
not an annual thing. --The : It is merely a
donati.m, not an Mersa.. in salary. - Mr. H. Duticom
pr0p.5...." that it Is. carried I Int. Mr. Aeo.leied.
Me felt sure it was mainly thesigh the exeni.sts .4
the (s.liee in I....king after the peopl.• who had t.. pav
tolls that they hail such a satisfactory balance. ff
there bad extra exertions he considered they
ought to le neognis...l. Mr. reinark.l for
instance th.• ainomit yolleetea from hawkers waa
Elol la., and that might very soon .In down to
th.• ..stent of I:10 or £l2 if the Isdice wen. at all lax
alent it. The yollection .4 the.- 'articular ills
entirely dep....lea iiien the police. Last year
ml,.' ni°"fiet Yollected for hawking W.. Dtl Is. 1.1.,
and there was 11.. re...,. At all V. suppose there wen.
mor.• goods hawked in the town than in the year
lef.,re. r. there had been more fish in
the town. - Ult inuarly Mr. 11. I hielen's tion
ad.q.t.l.
The Watch Con 111 l itter reis.rtel Captain Elm, had
male his annual insp.ti.s. .4 the Geo-, clothing
station, leeks, (cc., and that he had feund everythitnz
highly satisfactory. The Committee else reported
P.C. Hutchings had been promoted to first-class.
A watch rate of 40, in the E was agrees' to.
The Finance Committee recemusended the par,
~,,,it .4 a number bi11...--The vATOIt remark. the
expenaes .4 the borough appeared to increase 1.5-cry
year, and he thought they might be reduced if the
....miller met. ray, /UM a - Or. Pori : Tfirre
have leen considerable imperements effected, and
they cieild not lie carried mat without expenditum -
Tin' MA You thought the expensss might be reduced
a little.
.N latch of a Catlolll4 from ...nous public
societies was peshiced ; the only one that attracted
any attention was that .4 the society for stopping the
sale .4 intoxicating liquors on Sunday. - Mr. H.
14.1mEN This is a sort .4 annual affair, is it not Mr.
Mayor! (Laughter.) I Wlllllll AUktrl4 a should
share the usual fate.--Mr. F. hoes letter do as We
hare done before-. put it tinder the table. (laugh-
teed- -Mk. Pore suggested they pileitthi la'. it ...it
the table. A co 'cation thanking the o.l..tnes
for their aid WA also noticed.
The :eneral Purp. ses immitter n.'s ivied iv toll. eve :
tee have been •
-"Since the last meeting your
in 1111 l unication through the Surveyor and the A5..,-
tent Town Clerk with 31r. Brymer as to the carrying
"tat c.l the Puddletown Heath Schene for the disposal
of the town sewage. Mr. Ilrymer has required an
altenition of the soy .4 the prepeed tanks 41 a 'sant
al. sit MO yards further on in order that • larger area
of land as Albible for irrigation and Pliable of improve.
ments might be benefia4l by the sewage, this altera•
that involving an addition& oorlsy stem! £1.227.
According to the Muneyor estimate the Committee
at once asked Mr. Brytner to accept the original plan,
but in Mr. Brymer's reply, which accompanies this
reisirt, he points out the advantages to be gained by
adopting the amended plan and the grounds upon
which he considers so such large additional outlay is
invoked in it a estimated. As rtgards the legal
difficulties in obtaining a long leas. from Mr.
Ilrymer for carrying out the proposed scheme and
securing the certainty Id the disposal if the sewage
i I opperty for the whole period, your con 111 l ittee
recommend that a small sub-coinmittee be ameinted
to specially consider thi question, having in view the
fact that the land to lie dealt with is subject to strict
settlements under which Mr. Ilryiner is tenant for life
only. At a recent interview between Mr. Ilrymer's
solicit., and Mr. H. :iymondi. in London these
difficulties were discussed, and it appeared probahle
that in any cam. an application would has-i. to Is. Made
to the High Court to approve any arrangements which
may he agreed open so an to bind Mr. Brymer s sue.
cessors in title. Mr. Bin, Mr. Brynier's solicitor,
pe 111 l ised to give the matter his further consideration,
as there was every disposition on Mr. Itrymer s part to
carry out the aminitments propueed."
The Assterarr-TowN CLV.IIK suggested they
should &plaint a unkraitamtittee to enquire into the
legal difhculties.
Mr. Bzw.tirer : bet iis drop the scheme altogether,
and ge eam•where else.
The Surveyor said he should advise the Council
.. adopt N... 2 scheme. The land is worth considerably

lon..
Mr. Lock : It i 4 more Anitable to Mr. Brymer'm intr.

pow.
The Surveyor imid the iron pipro were now lA, a ton
leoo than when he find calculated the ciwt.

meo
Mr. If. Ouniisk : Then that will make a conoider-
able difference.
Mr. A. 14. Lock did not think they were in a 110.4
tin to 1111014 the N. 2 ochetne now.
Mr. 1)12111MN maid it wao the only plan they amid
adopt.
.kfter brief rli.nowion, it WM decided, on the motion
..f Mr. H. Duniikk, occottded by Mr. A. Pork, that the
Scheme N. 2 be adopted, provided they could
oatiofactorily arrange the legal difficultieo.
On the motion of Mr. Alderman Ocknik, and
woconded by Mr. F. V. EMSOII, the following Kub.cont•
' mittee wao appointed bi go into the legal queotiono
involved Mayor, Mr. A. Popr, Mr. A. IL
Lock, Mr. T. Coombs and Mr. Muktable.