WARDEN'S COURT.

Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 242, 24 October 1873, Page 4

WARDEN'S COURT.

."'Fridat, OdTOBEB 17th. (Before H. W. EobWon, Esq., Warden.) ,". Joseph Lsys and others applied" for per? mission to construct, a tail race commoricing in the ground 6-Jcup'ied by the Rev. Emanuel Ilpyer, ;anl terminiting* atthovDead Level race,.below the main road crossing. .The application was opposed by. Andrew Marshall and George OuiTb, holders of residence aie : as thrJagfr 'which 'the; rabe. .have.; to b/3 fallen; • Mr. ; Hertslel for : qbjectorcj, ; Mr.! Bailey-'for' applicants. After' hearing; -argu,-; rastits/- a'hd viewing the' ground, 'this Warden dei#3M--updn the 'oljjectionV a3 follows:.' ThaV ap ( plicHJita''b i s.allowed to- carry their race, ji granted;; dhrough' the residence.areas'of">\'n : '- and'' Oume, : they first pay adequate ' coiipeuVatipu,;' to- lip sottled' by agre :m ?nb "or ar6'itrxfciph, and ttia& thay-erecfc'a's^ crosses' the" trick l^almg ! to' p'Urrie's As'ifc appeared .that the : race ; wWdlclhave to pa"33 through the Public Buildings Kesafve (clise to the Court House) aad the Recreation lieserve, besides crossing, Derwent-street, the Warlen adjourne I the consideration of tha application to enable th/ 3' applicants "to obtaii the consent of the General ah.'d : Pro-' vincial Governments, 1 and of the Town Council, of ; Naseby. Hearing adjourned,to Octc ber.SOth. .