The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-27 00:00:00

APPOINT= INT OF 1101VITOR AND 111 AM TOP OP

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Th. first beldame was t, reoeive the applications
foe the appointmeat of eurveyor and limps:got of anis-
mime to the authority.
The MIAMIAN road aqations, togrther with
teatimosiala, from the folio persons : —Mr. Joseph
Mlichsill, formals t Messrs. ..wards and (do.; Mr.
Richard Pearce, Wakeharn ; M. G. Mitobell ; Mr.
Chsrlee Attsraoll, tato foreman to the Portland Stone
Company; Mr. John Plana, Wakeliata ; M. J. A.
Combs°, High-street.
The Board then prooseled with the electioa by
ballot, which resolted as follows : —Jennbp A.
Combat, 9; Joseph Mitchell. 8; Charles Attwooll,
1; R. Pearce, 0 ; G. Mitchell, 0 ; J. Pisan, 0.
Mr. J. dOsienn protested against the election of
Mr. Combs(' ; he oonsidered bits too yotlog for the
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—Mr. T. Onitantr eonsidered It diagraireful tom; that,
after the B .rd had decided by vote that h• woe
°impotent.
The CHAIRMAN said he quite agreed with what bar.
anima had said. Mr. Jennings Gamboa worn a very
steady young man, but he was not oompetent to fill
the office of surveyor. lie was not qualified for NMI
and it warn a diegraos to that Board to *lest •
man who land no experience. He publicly protested
against a young man, such • young man se Mr.
Comben was, to be put Into the offios.
Mr. J. Sawn said it was an Insult to that Board
putting such a young man Into such • °o.. He boas
him se • very dowering young man, bat still, tot all
that, ha said he was totally unfit for the Alm
Mr. It. lmmo said Mr. Attwooll had no right to ob-
jeot to the man alter be was elected. He was imtirely
oat of order. He had no right to protest against it,
although he was Chairman.
Mr. J. C. Lama said if they wanted to object to this
yousx man they should have done so Wore they had
iromd. (Hear, hear.)
Mr. Hooves said after all the talk It woe in his
opinion gallant.» they had moan new blood—to hays
OCIUMCOII to manage the men. lie knew what had been
pal away, sad they had been robbed. He knew
what for, too, but would not toll tales. With that.
llttlis Island they had 14 or 15 men, whereas three
were q tins able to do the work. It was quite time
tit,' had some new blood.
The CHAIRMAN : I don't know what you are talking
about. _

Mr. HODUZZ, motioning, said shoot • yes. and •
hen ego he am at Yeti:linden parish, and when he
went through early in the moraine wee men Iran
scraping dm road, and when he came back lo dee
enenlea he had dose the whole road Lk:watch the
Ensasis —Sas miles. But here down by Ow Urows
Farm • matt had bees there soreping three weeks, hot
Ii wee not finished yet.
Tha CHAILMLN : You it. foreign to the matter
al Of.
12rrs.itl. ammo said if they bad elected the sur-
veyor from the testi:modals, he considered Mr. C.
Attwooll should here bees elected. _ .

• Oooiio.N said it less Mr. C mimes Inez,
patience in road-making that he objected. to What
could a young man of bk age know shoot road.
making? They knew of the Mate of the roads with
their old surveyor.
Kr. Pill= MN of the same opinion. They wanted
an expeeieraed man as surveyor.
The puttee then dropped, it being undentood that
the wiew surveyor and inspector would enter on his
duties on the 2ad f Joao.

lIITIVITOZ'S LWOW.
Ths So:vapor reported that since the last meeting,
the was had bees engaged repair:mg Grove-ro.
E taton-road, Wid•-etrest, and laying the gutter in
East tn•lans. He recommended that the gutter be laid
In Eseton-lane from the Grove oorner to Yentas, and
that the Easton pond be cleaned.
MT. HODDEI said he objeved to the Board repair-
ing Grove-r,ad, asht was a private reed.
Th. OnAlkx•• said they had as lunch right to
repair Grove-nod as ths road in front of that alio*.
Mr. Amon still objected.
Mr. Pamir said that that road had been open to
the public for many you,. They bed entered into an
agreement with lite Government to keep It In repair.
The CZ allYall said when the road was takes over
the Government agreed to pay a certain sow • roar
for its repair.
MT. HODDIII said the road was sever given over.
Th• ONLITUILII said the Gorernenteat paid a certain
sum for the repair of that reed, sod Verne-etreet as
well.

-With reference to laying down • kurb in Easton.
lane. Mr. Mink= strongly objected to it.
Mr. T. COnsis proposed that &meow-lane be not
herbed for the primal.
Mr. T. GIRDS swoodad.
Mr. 0011liN thought before they cerrivd out sorb •
thing as that they eh add artery out work which they
bad &di.' to du He roferrod to work ordered to be
dose In SoutbweU.
Mr. 111/TOIIILL sad It was sot wanted.
Mr. 00101311 said they pakl rates In Senrhwell as
well ea be did.
Mr. F. PIAZCZ esoonded.
The Bard divided, whack seven •.dial for the
arneoduseut. and nine for the pr p uhich was
declared carried.