Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1910-06-04 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

GILLIS. however, proceeded, and said limn it would be if a case of suicide of a sow that the resolution was necessary because for resident were omitted. some time the public had been clamouring I:, sas resol7ed that se the korting and to know more than they had been able to channel:mar of the footpath on the main road know about the work and doings of the, had teen damaged by a traction engine. the Council. j restintible person should us requested to makes He wished, as they knew, to mention the goo i the damage. ,matter at the hoot meeting. and if any mere- i Sr. J. If. Horn wrote 'reminding the Counea; ' ber had known anything at all about the : that he had received ;to regiy to hie reituest for 'Standing Orders except the Clerk, he would eermkeion to out a drain from his land into'not have bees ruled out of order. The Press 'a drain in the main mid—The Clerk was was the only means the public had of know- instructed to reply that Mr. Horn had not yet ing of the work of the Council. Front the stated whether an aclioinnue timer, througlr reports given in the papers in the past the whose land the drain was confirmed was wile public did not know who was slim and what line for the alteration to be made. roe what. They moth' not ;wig° whether I The Urban District Council of iloyasedremine the man they had sent was doing his duty : recommended Mr Job Knowles for angaints or not. This was not the fault of the meet as a Governor of Peniestone Green.maa papers. but it was bet:3ra* the information School. The Olerk was instructed to say that was desired was not allowed them. The ills- , the Grusthworte and leghichwordi T-rlian eupeion was alone in committee: when the District Council agreed to the aumointmeak monthly meeting was hold. reporters were even , which is made jointly by the tiro Oomicals, bare resolutiono which were movod "en Moe '1 On the motion of Mr. J. %tooted...seconded byr b., the "hairman of the committee. At present , Mr. G. Jackson, it woe rettOlosa CO Corry ,uta Ult.nters rem estatroad to their gouts on the ! the sewerage scheme submitted by lir. E.,..g., Council with 1 111‘,1$ cheque, and they filed ,fibetw, Mansc., C.F.., the scheme to he anianded them up an they nod afterwards. That was so that it will inehtdo the drainage from two not coins toccata,* in the taturs. The people booms on Straw Hill. warted to linnet and they could out. know through the Pre., :aid the Prom could not , aim.it them mde. they bad It given to them, ; AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARES lr• Mileged from the Clark. They were :tot ;iv- ' ing. the Prow nol the facility they could. The; 1.000 AXAELNISTFat IiIIAIN.A2IIII% FOE lair allowelpe-heed to admit the reporters to 1 tee whole • , their meetings. orentrittes ateljr) BE = 1-,II2III.FLIBILEGgeurA2IS. pfaut,,F, tizemta..uhia.annatippampettliers.7,.:„,: il.. •.tterwice. with. of course. liscrotaeoorr Powera. I Jle read the times risme.: if there were tot TAPESTRY CARPET SttilAßEq' ~° mull ii, the :lanrniththede. fi ta • leen in the ut, and world-be ofneridatee. AT ALANPFACT:GREIgaI PHICFPI4 t)'' 'BOND S en o 13, in this wa). i (WE 0N1F.,-_kntTPIFFEsi Tile tactics of the Council had Et:a.aitedll;lanedm:Cshielay; 9 u:l:ithbouer'lnt atil tine to know what they WOO) doing in the ; .2-g• ICKEii. SITEI t• i ELT} caeca:. It -.vas klso asooseiatx_to Aiwa au i a.), W _______: ---.  The Clerk referred to the plectron of the appointment of a treasurer to the Board in Mace of Mr. F. Crawshaw, deceased, whera it was resolved that both banks in the town,. I be asked to place their terms before the' Guardians for their mine-Wend:ion at their: ' next meeting. IA letter was read from the