The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-11 00:00:00

Th. cubism sbakd tbst DO dens bad bets Ulm in
this willie. ft DOO aliodOdst the lad niesting Ii sew
landed. with NIL Renaud and desire biro to impost
the springs throughout the island. This Issd been dose,
bat owing to the state of the weather the Investigation
had sot takes phbos. The Clerk had informed them that
detain patios were willing to form • "DOI awalmaY,
sad supply the booed; he thong lit it would be better to
give Slum parties penandon to fors • eossysay, sod
tot the sided be a private instead of • parish one.
This we. aimed to without further conversation ;
several of those prosiest Wing very anxious to reserve
the right to take u deny shard as they chose to is the
now company what formed.

iirartor or •
_OOLLIO7OII.

The Chairman then °need the various applications
be had received for this mann, whilst% were as follows :
E. Mose at 2e per mt cm the ammust oollested or 1:20
per annum; Joseph Beers, le per seat.; Jonathan
Cooke, 31 per ant.; C. Hawke% 21 per oast;
, H. florin; 24 per mut; B. Lowman. ipar osut.
below any
_other teader—(langhter)--W. J. Woo
I also eMlied bat named no numeration. Tim
'question was then pat to the ballot, whoa 12 voted
for Edward atone and three for E. Lowmae. Mow
was therefore skated.

KLEMM • 11.11111.
matt sufeett woe to soasiolor the ashlar Pion,'
rote smoontiog to COI Ihs. 11 Tb" wu
handed ova to the Ificattoe Omaha&

11170011,
The flarmyer's sad Impostor of Netembee'l reports
were !avotilit up sad read. Th• IsisPe°l°T of MAN"'
maPialliel el *be seldom* of smissama fa varlose
parte al the Weed. It wee decided that MINIONIMIS
eboald be ham to have the warms's, complaimed of
removed.

11:10111WAY Waal.
The nest question wee to mosider that highways
Magid be repaired oat of a general rate, and what oat
of • private rate.
Mr. B. Coolies said be thought this • hiay im-
ported% qmsticre. ea constituted the foundation of the
al ibis Load Board in respect to the repairs of
rifthreays. Thirster. two *lames of highways, public
and ,at.. Wi.. the Highway Board took ofßos the
lag hlag they did was to re Kr. W. Pearce to measure
tib• t,hw7i, be.; metrzalar estimate. Now
he the Local Board go epee the selinaMe
shed mole by Mr. rearm. Now, new reeds meld .at
be repaired out of the gemeral fend, but a private rate
must be made. Before new roads were road* over to
the parish they were inspected by two magistrates, but
the power vested in the magistrates now came into the
heads of the Load Board. The New road. Hut
Priory
and other phone could not be repaired out of the geserd
rate, and there were miles of road in this bland whiob
were not repairable by the pariah. He quoted domes
69 and 7001 the Public Health AM, 1648, in support of
him view if the ems.
The Clerk stated the law of the ease, and me the
legal definition between roads becoming public property
by "User" and by dedication.
Kr. B. Comben moved that the Clerk write to the
Highway Board midair for • copy of the return made
them by Hr. W. Peens at the formation of this Board.
and that no reeds be repaired oat of the ganged rate by
this Board than those speeilled In the mid returns.
Seconded by Mr. A. &riven and conied.
The Chairman then proposed that the Clerk write to
Mr. Coombs for the ropy, or original, of the deed re-
lating to the new reed.
Mr. H. Gibbs seconded. Carried.
The Chairmen Wm moved than the Clerk trommunimbe
with lb. Wardepartment, asking them to pay • °snail'
sum annually towards the repair of the road from the
Priory gate to the /reveller's Bosh
Seconded by Hr. Gibbs, and earried.
This conelnded the business el the meeting.