The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-10-26 00:00:00

PORT SANITARY AUTHORITY.

A meeting we. held on loadsy last, when there
attended :--Mr. Hisrland Thornm, chairman. Messrs.
It thesis, Aylesbury, Boonton, It. &Timm, It. Ayhss, JeetY,
Snook, T. Gambian. and It. Pearce.
Mr. THOMAS expressed the very sincere regret of the
authority at parting with Mr. Hooper, who had been an
',tenth's to his duties, and an urbane in his conduct to all
of them. However, it was Mr. Hoover's own act, and all
they had to do was t 3 elect • successor.
Mr. THOMAS then maned the applications, the firet of
which was front Mr. Howard, who mentioned be had been
• resident in the town for 3) years, and was nl novice to
the duties, as the Portland Llc al Board was port Sanitary
Authority when first appointed, and he performed the
duties without additional salary.
The second application wits from Mr. Hanne, who
Promised sediloualy to perform the ditties, should their
choice fall upon him.
Mr. ROBiSS made an enquiry in answer to which Mr.
Thomas said he had had an application from Mr. George,
but he had not complied with the terms of the notice.
Mr. Rollins cone with some Interest to endeavour to
obtain the office for one whom he had known for many
years. He advocated • distribution of offices, and had
great pietisme in proposing Mr. Henna, who is • rising
young man, as the future clerk.
Mr. Jim seconded the proposition of Kr. Robens.
Mr. Piatcz proposed Mr. toward as • man of more
experience, one whom he knew well, but Mr. Hann. be
did not know,
•

-1676; I - seconded.
Mr. Thomas did not wish to exclude Mr. George, who
hod made application; but no one proposed him, mid on
division, there appeared :

Fur Mr. froward (1) For Mr. Tisane (8.)
Mr. Pearce Mr. Robens '
„ Ooreheu „ Bauuton
„ B. Scriven „ Arles
„ Snook
.. Jamey
„ Aylesbury

Mr. Put= believed it was cut and dried some little Urne
Mo. between the Weymouth gentlemen, that this should
be the niao
_ _ •

Mr. Tuomes and other members dented knowing any-
thine of this: but Mr. Pearce and Mr. Comben then rose
and left the Boar I.
lir. Rogan said Mr. Hooper hat shown every courtwer
to the members when any business was to be transacted,
and his attention to the luminaire was such that they could
feel nothing Ant riser tat his raving.
Mr. B. scasTax endorm I every word that had been said,
especially PA he had made loins little obhotion to the re-
election of Mr. Hooper.
Mr. HOOPER tbankod them for their expressions of
renewed kinds...; a. thing but a wipe of duty induced
him to sok them to allow him to seem the nennenszeo. end
he left their eervieo with, regret. He esprolally thanked
Mr. Scriven foe the kind words he hal us-d. When Mr.
ficriven opp.sed him he eXPriemod his feelings as an
lingliehruan had a right to but he promised that the
opposition should cease then, and that promise had been
faithfully performed.
Mr. Stamm. medicsl ofti.uw, in regard to admitting
natieott not within the grAipe of the Authority, bed uzade
the c ,tomonire•iro.• ire.•Eeti by Hoe weevd,, The Editor of
the &INA Nedical Journal idvised him to communicate
with Dr. Bochtruin.
This mztter was lef' to D . Simpson.
Kr. MANE then a-rice', ...os informed of Ws election,
mud P,',Mileel to on,l-ay tor to give every sstitfection in
perfu, m tOC.3 of:IV their!.