The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-20 00:00:00

INSPECTIOX Or NUIFIANCCIS.

A letter was.- iee-clit-o-ut-t-lir -07ver-ument authority
stating that, under the Noisanoes Removal Act, the
pollee could not be employed u losputors of Nutunoes,,
sod their eo.ploy meet thus would disqualify them from
the Government grant to the plice.
The Tow:4 Chaim said it was a most unfortunate
thing for this tows, for a more ffi.:ient officer did not
exist,

—Mr. Wye]) suituested the appointment of the
Surveyor es Insptcwr of Nuisances, eo that the work
m.ght go tevrly through the a.m. channel.
Mr. THOMAS thoug tit the wholv matter should undergo
revirion, and an efficient Itlpector of Numences and
Surveyor appointed, the ofilavrs bete auteleautated.
Las would Mvolve a revision of the Superintendent's

_
Mr. Alderman HOWARD thought it an unwarrantable
piece of presumption for any pervon in this country to
write suoh • letter to • Town CouneeL If. objected
especial; loth. slat. most that "Mr. Lowe is of opinion."
His episton, indeed 1 if anything, It was • very low
optnion—(laughter)—the letter was an insulting one,
sod the person who authorised the writing of each •
letter was fit for nothing but to be tarred and feathered.
No town in the country was better served than this by
Its offlosei,and no alteration was required. lie could only
suggest shot they should take steps to have • Lunatics
hcquiry over Mr. Lowe. It was absurd to littlish that
one man's opinion should override the pinions of all
the Town Councils in the country. There was no ques-
tion, from hie politieel opinions, la his moving •
resolution, as his political opinions were well known,
aid therefore he felt the greeter freedom. Then the
letter was only dated the 29:b Dec., and it required the
offices to be discontinued from the 31.1 Dec., and they
did not get the letter till after that date.
The Toax Cumc feared the Secretary of State had
the power In this flatter; and could take away the
Government grant to the poliar.
Mr. Howse thought • great deal ot good indignation
had been thrown away by Mr. Howard. Tito Secretary
of State had the power to tete • way A:250 a yoar, and
he thought it unwise to run their heeds against •
wall.

Mr. Wit.aroaD hopad that Mr. Hollows was sot
afraid of the Govertaneut plug out on this q motion—
(aoghter).
Mr. G. ELIOT eatoed & remark of Mr. Howard's—
that other towns in t'we eonutry srs to the MIRO position
.1 Woymouth, end he thouaht they would not lama in
• worm poeition It thy s...nt a remonstrance.

The thulamAx noticed tho dunaLd being woo to
diemisa&n oaioer from the 31.4% by a bettor GU tokLU 29.14
uot reee.vad t&tL Ottrwards.

Mr. HOWIRD suid Mr. L,we was formerly fond of
matchineking, but LOW Le wfw for distmion—Gaughter.)
They could not, as men, diecharge an edifier at a
inument's notice, fur no tacit. If Mr. Lowe diseharged
Lie servants in Mist manner, they did not —(idughier.)
Mr. Alderman llowliur. moved '' That this Board is
of tplaion that tho Superintendent of Pollan bring
appointed an lusvncor of .Nnissinu-a in this burouch in
noway' foto:taut with the etiLient diseharge uf his
proper lunation,' as Saperintendent of At the
same time he I. the most 'unable person that can be
appointed an inapt otor of Nmsances; and that indica.
icon it. made to the authorities to aliow him to be con-
tituad as Inspector of Nnisszoof, and to remain
Superintendent of Pollee, and tLut by to dolug be in
not disqualified for tie Government grant La aid of
pvlteo espouses."
This was tattled.