The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-23 00:00:00

RAUUNG OUTSB lIIJACWATIM.

The lint butes.' was :that of rabbis tbe outer pier
breekwater to high w..ter mark, or above.
Mr. BOSOM said he was galls portent this would
beithe salved°. of the Pdo-pity and the H tabour Quays,
aa vessels oennot lie in Uwr moorings in safety, Rams
they are moored tight. so that they pall at their
'haggles, and loosen the stones of the quays. (lidos-
tatmg raising tie broakwatg on a base of 35ft. he
oonsidered 11 would wet £1,500 only. Tome are
enough Nods - LOU) being deposited at tn. beak, £431
surplus, and £15410 ownlog in every year, wherein if it
were sot done the p.l, pier would soon be:io the har-
bour. Ho knew • party who was willing to undertake
li.. whole work to the satisfastMn of the Yore
with stones of from Lalf•a-ton to 5 tons weight It
wool I be the saving of thousands of pounds, U done
this year.
. . . .

Mr. ViSTOII had been informed that it is worth the
Councills while to try again to obtun the stone from
the Oovernment. The per... who vetoed is before
was now not in alias, and it was parable they might
get the close given from the Government quarries. 11
they could sorry oat the improvement well, they would
save a great ilea yearly on the harbour lights,
Alderman ILLIOr Auld 35 years *go, when the Govern-
mut had steam vessels here, the,harbour was filling
up, sod the Governmint ant • commissioner, Sir
Edward Barry, who wee oonsultxl about it. Ha add
not give an petition being employed by 0 00000 men',
but Sc W. Cahill and alum ware oriesalted, and
they reeoramended that the outer pier should be ex.
tended, it-id the pllopire curried out. On that the
Council made some improvements, and went so far es
to Lay the feendetioa of the ale pier. He ream-
wooded that Yr. lthborts sheen aid to his proposition
that Governmeat be &skid to give the stone from the
convict quarries.
Mr. WAISTS also pointed out that if the lap stun
1100 the piers rolled lath the harboar, sad vessels were
Injured thereby, the Conseil would be liable to make
good the lora
Mr. WZIA/OLD increased that Sir Jobe Cada would
probably for • very small sum of matey advise the
Cauca as to the best means of earylag oel the work.
Although this surveyor Is a good preetioal man, yet it
would be most proltabla to get the beet advise.
The MAT= pasted out that the laudation of the
pier is already told, sad makes begun de reare no eagi-
seer would eller the form of the work.
Still Yr. WINWORD thought • roootessodatioa from
Sir John Coeds would have to. best offorr.
Mr. Tuareg said almost every repeals had shown
him the great Imparters°, of the proposed work to the
outer pier. He @aoudad Mr. Robertes propositioe
with an addition that the °overarmed be applied to.
Mr. WILIPORD proposed that Sir JAn Coode's
opinion be obtained.
TIIIWILD said Ali wee the old thing over and over
again. They never redersed the debts, but laid oat
the mosey ioelead of doing so they ought, redoes the
debkliste adastmemest has Wrap for • load time in
highly reepeM•ble solicitor's 048.'0141ring 11,500 worth
of the book and there was so bard Jlde offer. By aad
by they would perhaps have the Jsee.y steamers moved
and thee their booms would be They
had held the vesseki for • leas time safely, and be
thought they eseld !koF,. . .

Rosin& said Qat • wed had brakes • large
etuda at haw maim.
Yr. Titan add that hipposid reef seldom based.
Kr. Anti. pointed oat that the isralwevoneaS had
beesiabowo le be asesseasy.
Toe sniping& by Kr. Rosser& with Yr. WILII.
You's &Witless, was eaniad. wit'soel saseudassat.

IZE INSPICION Or NUISANCES

Reported Tarim mainmast' is the way of repairs
to tlia live,howo asd appetites. awl alao Mu croquet asta
of is. Now Garclasa.—Owlarod.
Locus, BOLSI) OF H 161411.
FEW SAM

The aeldamte for • new Gealral Dishist rale, for
91,119 for six month', was predisted. It iineladed aa
item of 1:238 lOs for pay's an laMalnisat on the loan,
and EGO for Peas gravel for the Esplenade. The pro-
perty rateable unmated la £40,75'1, aid •Is 4d rate
wee mid to be waceiaary.,
Mr. TUILID Objafilld to aa IN. of EGO for Poole
gravel, and he thonght that they might nee their own
beech gravel, which, although II might not Mad was
arrays saillelently Meer and Mem
Yr. Loan thought the beach gravel was not at all Et
for the Esplanade. The latter was the "shop" of the
plies, sal it sight to be taken proper dere M. II wee
• wonder, with the grladlag monad as the wheel
"Stain pealed over it. that anyladS.. rod* there at aIL
The Pool• gravel wee of a aim soloist, and the only
sat 15 (0, the eve to rest spa&
The Elston wool. favour of eismonty in the outlay;
bat he Slimiest it would be very false eoonomy, to
negleet the Emplasade, and not keep it in • proper
mate. _ _

it.. of £lB for palatial' the Boplased. and
°erten chain was remarked on by Mr. Alderman
IiOWLID, who said last year ttse share wore pat out
with only one coital paint. U £lB was not epos& lo
*Latham properly ltt them vole more money.
The SOILTITOR said thes the est.. wee tor two
°oats of lead °slow sod one of bronss.
A sender for panties the chain ageordlag to the
Barrage* plan wag prodamd, Mr. Jolla offering to
pant then* for £l9.
Oa tissi motion of Yr. Gativse, eseoeded by Mr.
T•LSOT. Me estimate wee approvef.
rAvura ix sr. Awes sow, k 4
Mr. Jima tendered at • - f 27.
Mr. T. Dodson, at - - E 43.
Mr. fifty's tendered was eseepted.
BOOT LAX&

The MATO& mid a good deal of money had been ex.
pended on Bootlime, and many reeklentt wonld like
the name altered to " Rod well Road"
Yr. Howmto eltenght other please required new
naming, sod he proposal a wamulttee to go through
them pieces, and suggest new names.

Till IMAII4OI.
IMPORT 110 M AIL 000 DI.

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The Maros, prodsaieg • new report from Kr, ends,
said at the onset that Sx John's preseet report in no
way sapereedes, the mpart of Deeember last, hotit
rather so to/planetary report. A.eintmee lents of the
town bad not hen lane, sad the report was ensesary
in ensegeems Of haviag the town thoroughly examined,
and the death gene into. Sac John refers to • resole.
tion propelled at the Board by Mr. Weisford on the
25th Jainism, that Sir Jobe Cords be issirected to
bolt at Me drainage of the borough geserelly. Mr.
WeLeford explained that he was extremely anxious
that the seemly shout to be *speeded should be
expeaded, and nay eximuig drain should
be thoroughly overheated, and Sir John should report
i. whs., Sir John had examined nearly the
whole of the diem. and With very few exceptions, all
the drgni pet down by Kr. Seaman, the proteins
borough surveyor, Sr. really effoetive, and the only
drains regniredLi b renewed ere oaly briok drains.
reeommends neunenoing with the darn. Mr.
Toombs had said it wee mon desirable to try sad see
whimper w• amid to,. the net of the pumping station, soil the anneal oost of pemping. Sir John had •I-
mbued Use important*, and resommegided the trial of
0. of Mr. Austin's strainers dung the preseet 91411011, at Hops gag, where there is • very fool drake, •M where the Weiner woold have a fur and Aaal trial,
though he spoke of he sneers 44 probleinstio4l ii
karat% been triel at saly about 70 hones at Wed
Wortning. sad 20 boom at Surbit tat. Sir John had
meddled the plan of his dam so as to give an oaken' of 301 e. clear Meese& of 181 e. sad provide • depth of
orator of sfl. over the sill, umbeid of 31e die. as before.
Allergen &tot mid at was of en moot vied le.
pennies that the town noun be Menively draised.
He read OM NW first report of Mr. Omen and fully
approved of it, but was in &MC nest the irrigation
system, whin is still in se neemied Mani As to Kr.
Antia's Man, he eeneldered It wend t 0,.,, diminible
to try that; Sb. expeaes of having on Mann in Hope
CJIO would be bit* sad if Itssoossdedw.sldsai,ea
von 7 greet saran He moved that Sir Jones pin be
adopted end Wu Jobe be regenesd be have a straister
pas down, The Mate of the ceespeole i• the higher pert
of Weymouth was visty estion, andebould se epidemic
break on, it would be impaling@ to bell the result,
tenders he thought they should be at one emptied.
The sooner they got the pin ..eiproved by the Leen
0., —.,'.Board the bother. With regard to Medal
Leak ho eirpossd moo ameguareat

In answer to Mr. We'Mord,
The Marcia said that /Mr John wished to plus the
dam and intercepting sewers in @nigh a position that,
even if Kr. Austin's plan is • anuses, Vie Board should
be ie • position to throw the peerage to the other side of
the Baiikwater, so that they might be ready in eau the :
Government should forbid the effluent water even to be
thrown into the Harbour or Backwater.
Dr. SIMPSON thought it most Important that the
sewage 'bean be thrown to the other side, as the
strainers would be • great 'rotors to visitors.
Mr, Wauiroan 'true? a:preened • different opinion,
and thought the rate-payers should not be called on to
provide for web • very remote contingency.
Mr. Gwyn said Autia's system in not evillaiently
expaneible. Tee constant oveilooking would be an
trues* sad annoyanee. He rather opp mad the idea
of the Conned spending r3OO to tut it.
Mr. Tootles reminded toe Board that Mr. Austin
nowt, pay half the charge.
Mr. How•au rue nmend..d that at once all the bad
drains be made good. The next question was abould
they make good the Park drains; that they could dia.
sass. Next he proposed that all houses not drained be
at ones made to drain. Then the ventilating shafts
'maid at *au be put op—a vital polat. Next the roes-
pools could be omplqed Immediately. As to Mr. Austin's
plop be thought air John paid • very buk.hasded own-
pliment t Mr. Austin'. lien. in saying its susses. war
very problematioal ; bet if it Lea success be toought the
dam wou:d not be required. lie thus thought pute of
the scheme might be carried out at Dose.
Mr. WitrAlolll replied urging that the scheme ought
to be earthed eat as a whole, end not tinkered with.
The KAYOS thought, as Sir John's report advised the
trial of Kr. Austin's straifter, they should do so. He
wu in favour of adopting the g tin in its entirety.
M. Aldermen SU rr is vol • Few lettion adopting
Sir John Goode's repo: t, subj-ot to any future alteration
as to the details, and deciding on the erection of •
strainer.
After • long discussion, the reeolntion wu carried.

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unnirb"hehdeaget: "011.traaguall Tut.rsl
Mo. Tizi, ~,ked if it weal be nemetery to have an en • ingot,
painido.earc;:itpn, r:I; or.e4hblestcus
grobstalineireotesmobsoorricnedtke etThre.tunTsot.anneetio.,u.eadtder mhltaiebbeethant 11,8,10zi.1,4theer.:,•rt.ybliinalus,:huirort,.
.dapinkwidek,
motybebithr....,
robbed of large quantities of pr.itreftl.
;lb.. large int Aventine .wer at the But...ter if Mr meadow linds. Varioua iipeo roof 'Utah wort,
Bogen r. H. M. Aldridge. This '
Austiti'm pl.n sumwded.
Tbe Baron mid they would be nem guy in an! fa.o. P.altr.oolnoie:;:e:l:7ll.::toeign'thii:lo
even if ttrairmirs were placed in different part.. Englilit emrvy-gram. p‘rtlanlerly tio it Batter.
Alderman IIoWAID, in answer to the Union, said VI r. Coon! Conn, Iloaday. Before T. Ifi. P. 1,04„,,
Atptin'e plan, if sueees.ful, woul I save th, eo.t, of eree'•
irrigable. distrait',
charge. ; was again adjourned with a view to an areisahlt settle.
leg the pumping stetion, and the Dec. esery annual oeE tqn; ajeLandagraie for dauiages Gamed by
The Ifeton said they would net mainlines the , meat Wientiold • May and Hama —The pinintin,
he charged them apes the geieod.
Intercepting sewer till t ey were or. II on with the no, i
twitmo igthe..marneatte.nrdmitrimatzewr,hcola.lrerdt..lob.e.r3,l...,„46.hertiozrocfte,
haoklueot and I lii.. is
Aldermen Tinian raid it wee very satiefutory that port. —Plaset.ff brought a cargo of deals lor dafeadantr,
the sew drain, put dmu by our borough surveyor am and paid the dues;
efficient, an it had been said that thousands of pounds ants, who, refused to recoup him. Mr. Johns, fc,,
had been waited on them sewers, which are now found &leaden* signed front the Act that dais were payable
bt, the master of a veal* end not by the sosi n
efficient.geam
In answer to Hr. HOWLID, NZ. THOMAS saki the tea- The jade said the toll was payable by the ;maw, .44
son why Mr. Austin's system had not been more fully to entitle plaintiff to recover, there mitel be sa
serried out at Sorbiton wu become Hr. Beeline's, meat between himself tied the &Wpm that the letter
C.E., ems prepuing • whams for draining the whole of should pey. Mr. Travers then elided to be arrneulmd.
the name Valley. Parry Bnallows. Tbureday.—lttfore the
In answer to Mr.
&wales= CUL—ILIUM %WM. landlord
The TOWN CLIME thought that if therark drains J• dome, Eup.
of th
were laid down inefficiently a .. nd without ooneulting the crow. tn.. 4.., t...dpurued ut . Three
sumum
Board, the latter would not have ti be at the expense iii. winii—eZninc be4ww, nine end ie. 0. d'ull.r
of raising them. Bat the Board must pat down efiletent yawning of th• ith linbuit.—Two misname were eaffed°4 ti,,,,W"
wain sewers. defendant for the purpose of proving that the beer Inc tooolim
be a lodger In Lb.. Wasa7The ea.er!rtratee, tainting men;

nowt d.;;;t in the aim, dimaiimid—iiiii—ssuans,--- ca—u- tioim
defoidant.
Beltiltrlie ACCOUNT& —The so:manta of taw fierrenn
wows,. of Patk.tone were handed in by Yr J. 8
iuid palmed.