The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-16 00:00:00

NZW NAGUITIATZS.

The Council then oonsidered the necessity of appoint.
infrirew magistrates for the borough.
Karon said there had frequently been great
difficulty in procuring enough magbtrates to sit for
certain cases. It bad accordingly been proposed that
other names should be seat up for the Lord Chan.
°aloes approvaL
Several gentlemen's same' were mistimed. and a
ballot took place, the names having now Co be sent up
to the Lord Chanoellor for his approval.

TEI KATE OF TEI HAZIEST.

A letter was read from the Veterinary Department
of the Dome Moe aa to the state of the aria market
and premier. Extracts from the inspector's report
were read, complaining that it was sever satiafactaiols
cleansed, and it called the attention of the
Authority to the necessity of their requiring that the
cre ttesce should be cleansed and clldnfected from time
The matter WU refereed to the General Purposes
Committee.

PITIOLZON LICO6I.

Mr. William &sou, of Weymouth, applied foe a
license to hawk petroleum in the borough.
Mr. Supt. Coward said he bad examined the tanks,
and considered them suitable for the purpose.
The license was granted, on condition that he com-
plied with the regulatioes.

TAR CORN IRCHANOII AND MAUI? HOURS ROOF.

Only two tenders had been sent in for the repairing
of the Corn Exchange and Market Haute roof :—R.
Davis and Son, DM 10s. ; and W. ?deader, 13136 2e.
It was generally considered this amount was exces-
sive, and
Alderman G 11300117 moved that the proposed tenders
be referred to the General Purposes; Committee, and in
the meantime the Surveyor be requested to make an
estimate.

Mr. FIoT seconded the motion, which WM agreed
to.

THE SURVI2OI.S IMPORT,

among other matter.. called attention to the state of tbe
walls of the Town Hall, of which complaints had been
made. The Surveyor asked for Ind( actions to have
the walls cleaned and re•vamiebed. He suggested that
dead oak be plead round the walls to the height of
about five feet.

- Dr. Ammons complained it was a very draughty
room. He should think there was something defective
In the rod. .

—MT . 'Wiz also *ample/nod of the same thing.
TM Maros spoke of one other matter in connection
with the room. viz., the Mate of the °bandoliers. They
was not alleundJ hull', and wen certainly in i very
dangerous cloudlike. It had been rugged they
should be taken away, sad the room lit by sent-light.
The Towel Claim said for the last twelve years the
chandeliers bad always been a source of apprehension.
They were positively dangerous.
The question wan referred to the General Purposes
Ooromittes.

IRIGOIrrin WMI3IIIO Or 500TI-1111111%

Mr. Idnoer, referring to the alterations of the Gram-
mar School, seki it was the wish of many of the
inhabitants of the town that steps should be taken for
putting book the building. The street was aLont
very inconvenient sad nerrow. It wee the
sliest in the town, and be thought it was a go7C
Vatthing that something should be done before
building was put up.
BEr. Sums did not think there wm any groat
obstruction there.
The Toww Max said the °midi had power under
the Town Improvement AM to widen the street.
They could compel mums toast book their honer if
they thought M.
M. Pen: By paying for it.
The Tow' Cem islan ; Them no=aone that.
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