The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-03-07 00:00:00

WIYIIOI7T7I.
TOWN COUNCIL NEETINO.

THOISDLY.

Prom( : TM kayo' (R. N. Howard, Zig.); Abionson
Ml(Wis. Racer won, noose. Landis. and Rilot ;
CAll=lllO4ll N4lllllll. Owlado, &Ann, rimataa, & 11111444,
r.btyW Lowed, &rows, *Asa. Ondla. Snook. itad
Robins, wit. Ar. P•lly Bayer, toWa desk.

Tli WTI 111 saIJINIL

The MATOII having wet ctirremed Ws esteem (Of the
Ws Mc R. &wawa. stated that be Intoadei to Mt Yr.
Shiatter's daughter ream& is the home maul th• appeal,
melt 01 • tem...or um made
This appservd to meet the approval of th• OoesoU.
WIZ ITISM DIMON&

The Harbourmaster. Yr. Ham, wooded that It le
necessary to overasul to. mid math sae dredger.
It was mosessed tam Yr. Wwatle should be edited to
lii ea widumer taspeot the mita% sad dirk some
coarmseUos, • formai rosolotlas to toot stoat was
proposed by Kr. Rows. moooded by Yr. LUNDLZ. the
salvager to report cm the oonditlort of the wagons. that
Madera be issued for its repelr aosordiag to the report
made by him, and tam Übe Harbour Oommittm control
Otis matter. . .

Title was ;pled to.

TES PllOl.OlllllO NEW 11L4MWAT.

The next Weiner wee to aillx the common seal to the
soatetot with Kern. Jetty end Son, tor erecting new
steps, in the harbour.
herded to.
Kr. Lothdi. had • motion respecting the quietism of
responsibility for the MA: over this proposed sew stag.
lag. lie said they 41 knew where the structure WM to
Is erected—frost the George-cesser eastward. mid be
urged that by the ethstroctioa of that staging. somebody
esee shoot to tau upon thernseilves one of Its greatest
Misof responsibility they had ever yet undertakee.
t:am way now to be ensued beers no ecoaparithe with
that at the beet of Vosit's or the Midas Hotel, the risk
sad themes being now so much grosser; Ica that will
cost about 1120 or MO • year to keep it repair, end that
ought to be width to the oast of the structure; but the
cost of thie must be exceeded considerably sad the
reepoesibilise els°, eh= you take Into oossideratiem the
heath weights that most go over it They woekl he
something enormous, for the trucks weigh two or three
toes each, sod they olton carry up to ton tons ; metinser
l 8 or 10 trucks aro on the Quay, lied when they toe
templated the tamales of such trains each with sa
engine, over piling, it wee very writhe to ocatensplate the
remonsibility. While the piles remain food, there le coup
paratively little risk to whet there will be in foer or five
yeers time, because time will wear there the &akin of
the rain and the salt watt tied wind will thuse them to
decay, sad there will be settlements ; home more piles
will be necemery to prevent accidents, tad supposing an
ancideet moan, the responsibility will rest somewhere
Suppose 20 tracks laden with valustil• goods should go
into the harbour with an engine attechedand two or three
mth with there, who's would the rthpoodbility bet H.
should not like to take • sitars. The cost would be AUX,
and there must be the interest of the money counted and
the general wear mid tear of the structure; Is put the
. life of the staging et about 14 years, and reekosed they
ought to 11114 W LIR • year. Tele was • most serious
question. sad he bad brought it forward with the vise,
mot of ending fault ...With. Great Wildarn Omethey. It
had been decided the staging should not be the Great
Watero's but the Coaecire ; but when the Great
Western's rails were onos put upon that stapes, it would
Is too thte to put us in • proper position se to public
rights. He had not brought this forward with • view of
lading fault with the way In which mrsemeets arrs
draw° up, but only to keep the °Miele clear, it that it
might nt be said of the llooecil they had neglected
proper remakes. They lied allowed these lines to be leld
down on tee Quay without charging one penny rates or
taxes, and what was the me of them to us if we do not
get something for the trade we are doing! Wears told •
Tot of MOW ha. been Paid foe wherfage ; nobody will
dispute that, and we hope we shell get smoothies out of
It; but where are we today with all the boasted
trade t Have we any mosey to *kW for it I Have
we enough to pay for the tramway to be erected 1
Se thought not. In otholusion he moved the following
resolutions:—" Teat the Council be entirely free from ail
responsibility that may arise in the working of this tram.
way now being eroded in the harbour from the a
corner eastward, for the use of the Great Weaternl2r
way Compthy or thy company; that • charge be imposed
for the the of such tramway, in sidditioa to the usual
wharfage, seacient to replace all fair weer and tear, and
the Council reserve to themselves the right of water.
frontage end use ot each tramway and quay, when
required for berthing, unloading or loading ships trading
to end from this p se at any other part of the Harbour,
where no such traolTfty exist.; that the Great Weston'
Railway Company be showed to lay their metals oe the
said timber structure when linisbrad, outdoes to three or six
months' Dobai to remove the same; that the Town Clerk
he inetrueted to prepare the nee rosary document, together
with agreentents, relating to all the loop lium on the
Quay, es sanctioned to be Mid by the Council, that a meet
Meet the whole Council in committee be held at the earned
c ,eveatenee, to meths and 'theme of Ilium., and th•t
all plans of stab loop knee, length, and situation of the
sexes, be furnished the meeting by the &armor."
The KLTOII said the stesetion divided itself into that of
wear and tear, and that of respoitiibility ; mid Kr.
LovelTs remarks lad this effect that previous to the new
staging Wing thrown open to the general public special
c millions ought to be made A resolution baring been
already weed that a committee should be appointed dial.
jag with such cesium', the present resolutioe clashes with
it. He suggested tbat —having regard to the eticUos of
the freeway, and before It is thrown open to the general
peblio, regulations be prepared and the matter be referred
to the eamenittea
Kr. LOems. would Wth the conditions tubed mentioned
incorporated with the revolution.
Kr. WkLLIS wanted it explained whether—sepposing
mother company want to introduce their trade here, the
whole of the quay is to be moropolieed by tk.o present
company.
The woos said by a previous raeoloVon all aereenten to
were to be submitted to the c =oaths, sad he euereeteg
that Kr. Lovell's conditions be submitted to them also.
Kr. Olgenthe lathed—nth they any right to take up the
liners of metal* weigh had been laid down f
The Towle amp replied—Not them laid by hot of
Parliament; bet the imp lithe they exacted a rental
for sad the onecil con Mk* them up.
Yr. Rouse believed that alreedy on the books was a
rtholutfon that the reepousibility of wattle( the engine
of the Q tar beams to the Greet Western 0 mosey.
Tee MATOR laid that did not relieve the Cometl Is law,
If they&mesd fifty resolutions. The stream being listed
In the mil, the responsibility rested with these
Kr. Roues : Thee there is • very greet neceadty for
this matter to be looked into.
The Moo" agreed it wet • very serious thine.
Mr. ROBISII said he certainly would not have taken the
reeponsibility of logisrip any loos that might be sustained
through p acne over me piles, became the storing was
to he put up entirely or the tehoof of the Greet Western
and entirely for their g9Ol.
The Karol repeated that Ye LoyelTh resoluta n is ROOS
Important, but until the resolution was reseed from
the booth, be was bound to role that they could ouly
carry that the matter be referred to a committee, but titer
could add Kr. Lovell's name to the committee. and that
the matter be reported on at the next meeting. As to the
reeponslbUity—se most important one, it can be guarded
epithet es relates to special persons by spec,al cooditen
which the Town Clerk will drew up end the parties have
to Mire freeing the C mull from any responethility.
His Weenie proposed that Yr. Lovell's name be added
to the committee
Kr. Lovett said we an Da getting more then 3d •

DO
TIN TOWN
_Cuss befit* eneseied to. aspeorted the

ruliugo yor._
Kr. &Lome said KY Loren resolution contained of
10 parts, and they had only dimmed one portion of it
A oertain oarertre bad beim appointed, but that had
eniudod from that armoii e. anything already pared
threw* he emtgraded that Mr. Lora' resolution would
not clash with Me former one. They were sot 1..
rettles to sive the sr of it. roger or .07 puldie
thoroughfares to fey coaspenv. The Great Western are
ring great ear at public property without aoy
acirnowient, sad tWslo.e he thought that ell
egressneato with mord to bar lii.. sbould be to the
Conneirs poseseslon, aid thy ought to he la p position to
ware those liar when neeereary. 114 referred jo
pros neer the Backwater. 'ewe 40 or M ft bat bees
takan, and nobody armed to knew bow It was done,
Mr. Lovell's woo was added to the oosantlttee. sad Om
proillous meiotic& stand,.

TUB KING'S STVII7I.

Kr. Km mpti;usiotisl ratepayers had come
ed and ask if they" &sided to remove the Log'.
(Ratak bid we a pub c eg wee collet Yis
" flat the resolution for Itinsoval of the Mine Statue
be not actei on till after the seat ‘oun!il mooting. en ea
to allow the Inhabitants of the toad W their
Vanrag on the enblect (if Um Po desire ilk plfi Ulu
strengthen tbe C wporation in their desire to o Wit
which ii most In asoorclanco with ths withal at Ss
tory of the inhabitants." 1
wag,ca had and pleasure in escoading the motion.
In order to mil a public meeting. If the limo, would
allow him to nee the Will. be would tin. his word thus
shcald be • lull meeting ; he should wan' plenty of maila.
ties and would get sis inetteatiel Inhabitant of tide
borough to take the chair.
The Distrait Nod no thin oot. tO dintits to lb. town;
but if they bad • meeting or that hind. be oho* by,.
to take the star,
Kr.
watug myymyky4t had bow itthod do., woad !
have tha Sistas rsisovid. and than call • Public mantis,
to dire& whirs it duel to pliant. Thus was not much
gratitude, ha fru,d. ea& ha to whet wog mid
about its an. and old foibles, ors are now formishriag
bottom in tins style of Quell Arlon aid In tho sari awn.
tka WS Statile logy krara aressidered a thing. of beauty end
• joy for the sea we &mild Ilk* to „hold the names of
our fries& In sacra revegaillifilaOr Saa it would be mad
dithoarbion. the Ooasie iww aora what SW Ors
had set o nadir tb• 'HMS Waal SW* In
tire 1.1.¢01, IPSO th. Prima oi aara
ha mid to Xt. Lem. at di. Ounicosar Hohda—• ass ea
to
we two saw,. -byy it King Gththe's rishissor
the home in whirrit hi rigida& sad, 'hithefts ; and I
very glad to con* this sot only • lanai. but a Ro;a1
borroacb." Mr. Wallis honed 3 ,Ftsto• would not he
detialithad by • how tisation
Mr. Csistss pointed out that the
aa that tb.
Et of the commithoi be no
ado
ig
sot cocooned. oaths from hieiself, and hi did so.
sp wog ol 'hamath/ ci %Vernon* with against
the :move.
Mr. With). how • gestlerean who would, if necessary,
pi undertake to put.e Salukis repair at his own cast
Mr. Corns was that eV Webb bad moved
Is rewind the motionsio, riol--.be did not feel any
delicacy about tb. matter. bat if ' thin , tow
erithadiasi ot did &stag. It trOuld he torn
set is the /violation widwet coasultine *ski
ought to be proud that the Wwa had bawl oollttinosily
Tidied by me he seriously obircted to with s
Isiondo •Tiosalts bolas obliterss44 b, a kir gamest.

.-eltaving been reminded Mt. Webb did not move to
remind the previous minutiae. Mr. Curtis was for gaits
farther and fosterling.
Yr. WALLIS would tuarantee to [otitis sionee for Paint-
ing aed rawdorig the Olathe.
Ultimately Mr. Webb's resolution was carried ; but Mr.
Wm./a MI
ir.not think the Mayor • mnaisteet person to
take to• cha
It,. GILLMAN mid the report was brought in by • wea-
ning's woo had taken • great deal of pains .It.. It. and
he nad Magma Mat mum their deliberations. it would
not have bees very Meant to throw ors( task report ;
bat he bad no wish me way or the suer.
Mr. Walida : You are only • you." Litobeello•
The Alarm said this had been moved looltwerds nod
forwards tut Me teat seven years, and be urged them to
set it at rest, altheir do sear with toe °bode or gild it.
and loam it as greed se they could. for Mussed, he
believed It might Mee done very well in days Lose by ;
but thugs that suited tinw supply pay. any atisittlea to
now. Ares the bee of Isa pottery 14 but good ...sough
for George ILL, foe dome M tat. kali ere Mee • amok
states of • native of the tome. People said va.land vies
the madam of Kiser George was tamed into no ordioary
hoist; nobody seid anythme Meet ittatac up • subscrip-
ttaa to buy It as they did at Brighton Intl% • noideoce
of Osoig. PI. TM &Mee, be Memel. is an the woot
position it can possibly be, and if they MO any woe Talon
toe that Plow of Nemec of Paris, put it in frost of the
betel.
Kr. Watme said it had stood Us blest sad the tempest
for 717..:..
The Maros returned—Ohs old Towa Ball had stood for
1110 years yet they pat up a new one.
Mt. Webb's reeoliseept wee all that Was p med.
lOWA= OP init
Mr. BOWS brought forward the desirability of putting
the enlace of the rue-peer to resin. Those who had been
on it ham it la Is a very twatialsOlary suns end that
there ia no shelter for &ow» caught in • storm, sr Lbws
who go there to bathe. About £7OO is in bead, mid •
proper outlay would, he beloved, return ASO per mt. or
more. lig gemmed Seat Me alltlarre be put as order.
Mr. Comm esooadeL
Mr. Lleantm ailed ii they were going to do molting
nude( the eravarmal Order, would not be best to let
this reenata. or it would have to be all pulled up main t
Ile Casainst Wag, the Surveyor mid, would be tar
sapaalts, Soul tbat would wet £llB et loom
Mr. 1101111114 hmd lb. emem mid out for repairs bad lees
uselessly eipeaded nasal they wads • way to sat to ii, is.
wale would save to pedals mum • Warmed* to elli
Ms toe and, and those who caw Would bare an ides the
Counaii see rockiest as to asset good cu the toss. ii &af-
lame were dem now. Is need sot inuring wish los
aa_part of it am be left m • do.ving for the ,
55,001 w.. Ina earleas frugal SO be poi di order before
ties tugs when nee public want to go Writ
Mr. WALLIS Mid of tie lormatioa of a telling Glob, to
have ram art the Bey, not out 01 eight every Wednesday
oight, sad oafs would be as sairersim to visitors.
MT. Mows, aelime as to the Oromeamil Order, the
Tom Wont said he would be able to anairsr by about
the LIM or letb.
ILL Roma moved "Thee it le dadrabY that tie ser-
i Awe of too riliogier be pet in seder witagut delay, sad
Wit the Barrows be requested be prepare specilloatons
and form of Mader for the same sad lay the gases before
the Agreereest sad Contract ooratetteee, and Met they
mart teems at the ems meetisg of this Oragerbt, in
aisle" MOS the whole matter my Mere be telly °miaowed.
sad oil. (Puma page semi Tagalongss as they may oar
sides desirable."
Mr. Csarm accepted We form, which was carried.
YUMMY' WilDit.
The Committee reotenntemded that the Oudot, Authority
be informed teat me Cloutioil owe been tumble to obtain
Ilb. coassat ol the laadowsers on See west aide of tie
Bialtwmor to All up land on that aide; but the Council
are prepared to All up lie IL oa the east side, provided the
00•11114 Authority sluatiruCt as Iran bridge not less tem
16 it. in li4lll, Ia cessicieratlon of the reduced length
wake will have to be resatromed.
,Ta. reomenesdatioa was received and adopted.
PILOPOSID LLiSOIiOIT Or THE COLIN IL Cl/AIUMIL
'LOn 14111 subject the committee recommended that the
spies now occupied with the 010114111111% room be taken
Into the Commit Camatier. and that the condi& lic.. to
ciontioasel so as to make it Mime all over the Council
Chamber ea
Mr. Akler=ll•l asked how could they make rates
Ills the mention (between the estimates) they went on
maim outlay 1 It in the intents between the rater.
fortes' outlays wire made, they would be called on for
large arrears and the ratepayers be Asking, very rightly,
why • retrospective rate wag made, when It wee altogether
Illegal I Re proposed the report be submitted to the
O latunats Committee.

Atteled.—
Yr. Snows asked whether any communication had bean
made to the Gaunt, Authorities f
TN MAYOR repled—Not formally; nothity.ffecens
the settleneot of the question. but there had n pew
musication merely private on both aides.
TIM WAWA COMPANT.II SCAM.
Mr. Wawa salted about the reported attempt of the
Water Company to compel the nee of oaten, mad pro.
Meted sevinat any inch nee tax bens imposed.
The Tovni Mau. soon, of CM clerks of tit* Company.
We not aware that any such decision had been arrived at.
PAYEXINTI 12.1 $OlOlllaN DISTRICTS.

The Tows Cu= called attention to • letter from
another Urban Aul.bority askiag the Weymouth one to
unite in asking for relaxation of the excaisive severity of
the prsvisioas of the Public Health Ac,, by which parties.
even in entirely suburban districts, ere est:palled to pave,
in. before roams can be dedicated to MI public. It
raked that in suck suburban districts apphalts or gravel
should be accepted.
Tim Moron was in favour of this, far at present a
person nialilnig a road, say like the 11..irchseter•road, was
compellisi to put down great stone paveomut before it
could be dedicated.
A letter from kissers. Crickmey asked the Authority to
conasut to the laying M pavement on on. side only
opposite Weetarhall Villas. on the owner undertaking to
put pavement on the other aide when houses were built
there.
. . .

Thu WY I CAM In point, sad the letter, it wee said,
could not be wooded to.
CIIAFELLT.

Chapslry stem, the Surveyor said, are in a deirous
condition, and he recommendel their being repaired with
Peanut stone.
Mr. WS= sad Mr. Bsown preferred Yorkshire, which
we, agrud on.
Some repairs necessary at the dam were also decided
an, though Mr. Bums sail ease people thought it would
be better to let the dam weak away.
ItH/011111 FOR Vag rtriagsng.
Mr. Vickery made the following replrt
"To his Worship the taper.
"Sir,—According to your wish 1 1.7 before you the
followisig Mt of strobe to be placed on the gulanada—
yin, 37 shrubs in caska taken from the Aletandra
Gardeue, 10 other casks are being altered tor shrubs to be
placed in them, one box made for a large shrub. All the
Move were found by the Corporation. Mr. Chemin, of
Biandford, has proolised to give two shrub, planted in
casts, and Mr. Grovel one In a box. This hat does not
Include those from Ind year.
"1 sob sir,
Your obedient servant,
" /imam A. VICILZAT.'
The Karol remarked it would be • grand thing if the
Local &Nerd provided shrubs from one end of the
&Palmas to the other, and they were going to have 56
senate.
The Medical Oflast's report wee read, and °outlasted
estisfaet ay.
• memorial from Oaklayrplam was reed, eating for
repair of the footway. Various dangeroua places were
called attention to, including a dangerous crossiag at
Wesley•street
Referred to committee.
ISIVILOVLUZSVIL
Hr. Alderman ELIOT had a motion that in future ell
improvemeati which the authority have power to make,
and which may be considered desirable to he carried out,
be visaed before the committee one month at least before
the estimate for the next rate is produced, and Met the
couttoittne estimate the east of ash improvements for the
wpm of the next tale; end that no madam be invited
for work unless the same bee bees provided for in the
estimate for the rates. Mr. Mot said he would not have
thought of putting this matter Wore the Board, lilt were
not for the abortive Improvement floiseme and if he had
• little more Mak is Deaslis_propositiem—to alit
a depats to welt ea Ike Predigest ol the
Clovsrameat Board—ha Amid have bees inslined to
stand aside foe that; but the Itanaleis propositkm he wee
shout to make would rem them over until some more
ellicient plea could he cattiest out He did not complain
of too great rep •toliture—he thought they bad hardly
spent too much—hut of the way they had boas speeding,
totilly dialoct front the estimates, and several times he
hal he ird of cerlain bills being presented sad the
treasurer relaxing t • pay because there was no money.
Tee, nal pres.ion memorial., mad made improvement.,
and be found bad spent for the pad gee years at the rats
of more then Cl.ooli a year upon the mark la 1876 they
spent £1,066; an. 41,553; 1373. £l.OllO 1170. £1.770,
sal to 11161 /Lel. That was exclusive of the money
repaid t.y the county authority mid on account of the
Perk. Things oucht to tie dose more siskolehloolly. and
expeaditme with regard to improvements not provided
for in the estimate should be put aside daring the four or
live months between rate sad rate, and be laid before the
Street Committee, and about a month before the letireate
Committee, They Mould go oo deh bent& yex postbag £4OO
or £5OO is improvements, and be able to see meetly where
we are. On. warning he must give the rampayers—ttai
we
most pay fir these improvement', in whatever manner
they are carried out; whether by loan or rates, it must
come out of the ratepayers' pockets. A i cry good reamed'
was made by Kt Alderman °roves at a late dinner —be
laid be did not west smell rates, but large rates aid
plenty of mosey to pay for them Then Improventealle
would be really remmensin to oho rown. booms.. the
more wa ma snake the town attractive, the More we .ball
increase its rmeam. Bet ill these netiessery improve.
mate should he tabulmed at the Town Clerk's ofiee, sad
the Street Committee should be tolled together • few
weak. before the estimate is made out, end the mast
=be calculated for In the estimate. He proposed
on with • very slight verbal alteration, as it need
on theramda paper.
The Mena suggested the addition of words annellie
improvements declared to be of urgency.
Ur. Netisp4 gtopap It would be batter to endeavour
to Induce the Beard Is Loudon to alter their determination
not to allow the tom toy improvements. Thl• W" • very
serious matter, and he Initanced Me private improve.
meat., sine of which. it the edirante were Nit Into the
rate, would have the elect of iscremieg it In per amt.
People are guided very much in deciding wbo.hq. they
will reside here by the amount of the rais.. It they see
the rate is li. 61 or g.. where they ought Ii be only
le. 64., 11 11 of no um for them to explain It. bewroer they
may. Matters of permanent rivals should be made
outaide the rates. He mentioned the cases of Peony.
guest and the proposed improvements on the DOrCh+rto--
road as yery necessary to be dose, for it was omit hurtful
for a visitor to dad a gumlike in one part, and then not
fir ei • quagmire sear one of the beet churchea of the
town. He was is favour re the &semc'', 1° the L
Government Board.
Mr. Rooeue said they had within the limit. of the
present rate enough to pay their ordinary immerses, but
they were Psalm £lllO a year to the executors of ihr late
eh. Bower, edit& rorrotoopop this year; there was also •
elaa of agg/ to the estate of the late Mr. Steggall. £lOO
ff.ythich_lift boas mid, and £l5O more was Mau led In
me. Tbse had about /1700 a year imported
.„,t the rat,. Or It Led been hearing between ii/Xf and
anr"" a Yuirtilead the a areal uscubus on I. BY sad
Vb. lure pill. he reduced. aod they would he
to • wleb poi. =deg jis trusted th
*Ma thee sag dowa and oo *lees shrill,*
besoluded as stab oaring the year, thee wotild Ond the
Pelliy.blo.lais,„ dose witli the present summit of
theyoopld indam She Pull 4orerlSnient
to left their loot, the Nome isppreesepents per be
The Mayon did not think Meer obisid aim" a
111114 a: might to bp pipe bops of (store rates, they comb
It up to that, goo spied she siemetiomed_fli
b.:Lesee error tse eeestei M n
large wzr
teed lois( allayed eo roadside to alerig•g• 1
twolserte. for the eepooop borrowed by lame town.,l r
7 a
very serious matter, earl be hoped the Legislature will ea
Into make • limit Other made
towns had pros is end
Lrolerwreusenes, sad had .u.a.d br mesas (4 tech.
will? burrowing Money, bat he we shall me our
way tts berme ow, aed that tlts SO
brim the
:Psaa.dmatarmr4beitrjeoa..! gas 2eard, giaditliaboped
teertothee did, it
wouhile
be with this glefides—lonr a° "a."'
in
the
Kr' N"ots said it seemed very lagroVer th.
rates with the maulies for primes improvemeot& ouiri
II net he athieeble for a mum el Mit B"r" "it
4'a akr• Mariam MAT the state of
and we lf lt lePosable
10 hate Ms mosey borrowed? •o look at
semi of the best hopsion the sew& 5057 81' Johs's the
• • •

state of the reed Inn the reilway, te.. wsa suite a
disgrace. It was et nanny to oat the money. sal £1.54/0
would be estimated tor in the next rate. It re..Hy
s wrong imprsomoo, tor person coming 1.. thy wen
enquire taut an It. rates, and Sod toot h.vu to pty 30
per put, weer than the rent.
lir. CALLUM was very sorry to best that till Town
Clerk w anon to unit Ay .‘l,OOO in lb. next tote tor
tonstring litatelath,tniet.
Mr. Alderman LIOT mind it it could not he paid by
instalment.

Toe Town °Mut could not no ha C uld ak. tile
rea_paa.i.a.Y OI,Ih. egillity of that C4llret.
ra. MATO,' usad" the L ,c. Uv, moment B .sad
rause pocualsaa.o.t.a b 'now the anyway. 'ha only quay to
get lt u,r pri‘ • e improvements with ut putting it on the
▪ was tor Wage P •itatthropic Individual to mak, an
ariangetuestto 1.4 I.a have the money without
i.ter..„t„ f at Use aorlator wall out pane ay bill tor Interest.
Mr. CHARLES dliout sal that philanthropic individual
walking &taxa soy where.

SWI/11 FIIVIR.

The discussion was varied by Mr. Alderman THOWAO,
who bed been on • county ommuttes telstiog to conta-
gious dimwits In &annals, reputed the committee had
men obliged to order the destruction at eight pigs this
',wetting, through their being affected with swine fever.
He be/wed it woo illegal to keep pigs in the town.
Toe Inspectos of Nuieances wee railed in, and mid pigs
had •lways been kept bore in the winter, and there was
no aulaneca ; be had khari them kept very clan.indeed ;
it teem Cad been enything to omaplain of, he should hove
spoken to Ma Pew.* ; but it bad always been to. *imam
1,, keepthem nom November to Hey.
The TOWP GLOM was appealed to as to the powers of
preventing pigs biped kept at w;thut ins borough, and
tie ;mid the yowore are Tory Waved made: the Uontegiou•
Doosamoo Animate Act.
it woo wt. LI too Towo Cis& sod the 'tweeter of
Nuimaces erodes tug strongeet powers they Mid.
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ter tuts op axle. the dgacuiszun &spotting am nuances
tor improvements vr.s rosuuted.
With seep.% iro the resotutius to mad a deputation to
try mid altar the declaim, oi as Lscaltlowerausset Board,
Ar. LOTILL sabot Um Mum to rll,O they Cottict DOI peas
any ouch resolution that ger. Mr. Simms had elreauy
stash at wound 'Pup= to. question a the &tamps
lo the glow oi ctmetueaueot two o'clock drew on. and
some ul the matubero kik stating they must go to dinner.
ty the mornings Wove& on. aster sauther.
tog meeting •at reuutied below the num hor
eacessery to I.rai • quorum ; Mitosis the• some ettempt
wee made to iiiii • it, by sothboit out to tenth other
members in.