Carnarvon and Denbigh Herald and North and South Wales Independent

r — — NORTH WALES COUNTY COUNCILS. ANG-LKSEY. 'I a "I' The fiist meeting of this naw County Ooudirfl was heM on Thursday afternoon at tfue Oounby Courtroom, Llangefni, Aldier. mtan aamofu-al Huglhjew, J.P., the retiring chairman, took Ink seat, and commenced busi- new promxptLj, ait 1.15 p.m., when thene was a fulll alt/UandiwLee, alinitasb every memlbar of fefoe Coujicn at; ait present constituted being pnesaiift, and four of the retiring alderman. The list dori'tlam-. the following, a.part of the adSdewmen whose tune had expired Alder- man Hiaiiwj C&egg, Has L/kuxknitr; Rev S. A. FtaaBar, Menti Brildge; Thomas Williams Jontas-, BTyn Owen, do Dr E. Parry Ed- jrardis, Mynyddfygef, Bacfedern; Samuel Hughes, BodedirM-ft,], Amlwch; Jdhn Wil- liams, Ruflc Nawydd, Lknierdhymadd1; Coun- ciHcflte. PenahfoalHligiwy, Mr Raoha/wi Lewife Edtwardls, Badlaifoai Lsaf, Amlwch; Gaerwen, Mr 'ihjomifls Erahs, Boston House; Holr head (South Central!), Mr T. Forcer Evank, <>rc'e,r HoM LaianjbajcBnjg, Mr Jolm Edmunds Cemaas Ea|wi,; Hamblas, Mr 0. H. Foulke^ IBpnxwyn AuriSwoh (Xijrifh-Western), Mr Jdhn Huglhes, Frondeg; Pentraath, Mr T. Hugfhes, Tywyn, Llandduna Lfcntfeoliell, Mr J. Ridhiai^d' Hu/gheis, Coeden, likunfeohetl • Panbam, Mir Lewife Hughes, Aber Elian- PanimynydJd, Rev J. Grtffith JiOIlte8, Wee* View, Ll!sun<d{Jt.f:E&I Llanetrehvnijedd, Mr J Jotojes, Ty'nygiomgi; B.ded'ern, Mr John 0. James, OJwdhldlettYlJcg; Amlwch (Town), Mr O. Edlwm Jones, Gwredog; NeWborough, Mr R. Pnjcfluaald James, Cumbrian House; lilianfaJeHJhllu, Mr Biolber.it Jones, Brvnmariclh- tu; -UOIYhend (Nodtfh-ealsteiui), Mr W. D. Jonas, OfJd Banlk, Mkrkdtrtrforeet; Holyhead Island, Mr Robert. Jones, Shop, Rhascolvni • Lfemgwyffiog. Mir AHexairidlen MoKillop, "Tv- maiwr; Aberfltaaw, Mb Robert Lewis, Bwlaai; Owyrciiin, Mr Thomas Owen, Rhuddgaer • TrawalJdhim,'i, Mr Humphrey Owen, Treddol- phlim; Bodad-ent, Mr Siaanuefl. PryddanA, Cbuffldh-atreat; LOSamlflaeflog, Mr WXffiam Pry- cKderoh, Boidifeddi-m; Holyhead (Northern), Mr John Monertian Prichaitd, Gors; Valley, Mr Owen Pjaree, Origks; Trefdraeth, Mr ■Daviid) Raes, TyoaMi; Llon|goe)d, MT David Bobeflttte, Paniijv-ffryn, Penmron Liar^lim, Mr G. Jones Robeite Tiiefairtihan; Bodwrog, MT Henry Rolbeate, PentavafeKn, Llamdiiy- gaim; Moe:fro, Mr John Rilce Roberts, Bay P«nteaeltlh; Uandiaghm, Ml Richard ftcfoeitos, PanHhowel; Iiliand^iiLLo, Mr R-o- beiib WaNbtm Roberts, Clraig ÛWtm, Mmai Bridge; Hidiyhead (W^bern), Rev Thomas SMkxrgwn, Rees, Beffch«3 WHTH Beaumaris Bo- Wougih (Wewtemi). Mil Hugh Thomas, Fron- eiTiian Aimifwdh Pbtrit, CIaI. WiOlfam Thtomnas, Orynetflli&in; Beatumiaalis Borough (East.ern), Mr WdJIliaim Hujgjh Thbimas, 3, VicDorja-ter' race; IXianfeilr P.G., Mr John Wilitiiaraus, Menaa Baink; Hothead (BaNiieo-n), Mir T. Williams, 10, Oroaa-stredK; Hdly^head (Nortih CemitaWl), Dr R. P. WdMuams, B rynfhyfatjicl Hdlyhearl (Noiiltlhefitn), Mr David WliflllffaanB, 1, Boaton ViMa; Dlangafnti, Mr Evain WilAaims CBrton Houae. KJLKCTION OF CHAIRMAN. Mr J. Rrdh/urd Hughes, C'oeden, Llanfech- ttl, proposed that Mr Al'e randier M'Kitlop, Tymiafwlr, Iilaff^gfwyEicg, the vwe-chaaiiyiiant hit year, dhotid be dhaiwuian of the Coumcil for the emailing yeiair. TlhiB was aeoonjdJdd by Dr RoLaind P. Wcll'iatiiiis, Htodyihead, and car- tied unanitmoxialy. Th'e reifiring Cfhairman æ3d that ait the last taeeteng, wihon th-a members were diBpeitiVig, Mr Thamae veay ktiudBy proposed Mm a vote of tihairnka, but as tihie members were dLapea-s- ing, he had no opporituntfby of responding. He now Trf^hed to tihanik the mernbara for the gfoaA: ayropartlhy they had shown towaidrf, amM tihe graaifc aisteaisttiince they g&ve him dhir- irtg has tihtaee year of office, amid he now pre- 800Ibed Mr NKElop to the dha/ir, feeling surei ttnalb he wouiKt keep up the dtjgnJty of tfhe Amglesey C'ounibj- Ooulnioil. The neiwiy-atoctted chairman (Mr iM'- KMop) chein asauimad bhe chaair. He said tbA6 he felt iaoert; grialtefuil to the CounjcJI for Mwa girealt hoiuouir they nia'd oonfeicred upon him, and! it would be hob grealteeit endaaiWJufr to uphold thE, digrk^y of the chair of tihe Angfleser- Oonmity D'ounjoil during his term of office. ELECTION OF ALDERMEN. A baUbt fciliowed for the eQeotnkan; of seven rfidienmenj. The papers sihlaweitl twenlby-tfwo nomihaitr oinis, auid tihe foJiowling Was the re- sult, the first seven being elected. It Should be ataited tlhalt outt of the number, Mr Ridhaitl Ifefvi'es, Lomd-Lieuiteinant of the county, and Mr Thorns Lewis, the member for tihe id- land, reared owing to fil-heoth, wbrle Mt R. Hjugihea, Holyiliead, had! died. The remain- ing four aldermen were re-eiledioo. The. foFllow- mg was the full vote for the sevesn seaits: — Ca/ptaiJn Owen Thomas, Brvmddu, 33; Mr W. R. J'anM, Stetam JDIIIS, HlOlyhood, 30; Mr Hugih Rabailts, Penbol, 28; Mr Owen Griffiitlh Pemsairn, Amiwdh, 27; Mr W. H. Owen, Pims PeaiiQiyn, 23; Mr Thomas ml- Ifiamis, Dinoi^fben House, Llaneix^hym'edd, 22; Dr Joftia Rdbemts, Menad1 Brilte, 19; Mr EidmiuoTidi Roberts, Gmredog Uohaif, Iilin- eiWhymedd. 17; Mlr C. F. Prieetftey, Hir- dtrefiaag, 10; Mr Tfhiamias Jones, Oefn Miaes- qgilan, 8; Mr WdKiam Owen, LHangwvfaft, 8; Sar R. W 31rl ,'iinusi-Bulkeiev, Baton HEm, 7; Mr W. S. Owen, HoQyheiii, 7; Mr J. R. DavSes, Cerils, 6; Col. Ohairte« Hunter, PLas Cooh, 5; Mr Owen Williaimis, Ty'ny- txuiaiiih, 4; Mr Julhin Lewie, LlajilF.'ib^o, 4; •Ciapttadin VV. M. PreettJon, Lle»ndiog Caistle, 2; Mr W. Jonea, Bod'nioliwyn Groes, 3; Rev R. P. WintMbms, Caieg Domas, Holythead, 2; Mr Robeirt Roberts, Fanfht-w i, 1; Mr H. Tn<-rras. Froneirian. BeauanarB, 1. CASUAL ALDERMAMC ViCiNCY. For the aildermaimc vacan jy caused bv the fleath of Mr Ridhard Hugthes, Holyhead, the s-at to be ocoufiedl for three yeais, eleven persons welre n,ominoiled, and Mr J. R. Da- y's, Ceitfe, Memiaa Bridge (son of the Lord- teuteoiilnit), obtailntaig the highest number of vortren—14—'he was declared elected. VICIE-CHAIRMAN'. Alderimiain T.W. Jones propoaetd, anld COlin- aiBor Lewis Hugth-es seconded, that Alder- man Rev S. A. Frasear, Should be vfce-dhafo- rnam., aintd this was iinrniiiaousily agreed to STANDING JOINT COMMITTEE. A rooe tihen took pCace for seats upon the Jiaiinit sitawdfinig ct/mimit(iee (poililce), and the fodfflorwiLtag was the vote far the twelTe re- cpirred: —ALdiernn.ii Samuel Hugfhee, 27 CotMlciiK'cHm Lewis Hugfhens, 27; O. H. Foufiike-B, 24; A. M'fullop, 23; Thomas ETtefne, 21; Roibert Jon^es, BTyn Ma'CthJu, 19; Rev DaTti Reeis, 19; Dr R. P. Wil- imam, 18; Hugh Thomias. 4.8; Aldermae Rev S. A. e raser, 17; Councillor W. R. Jones, 16; OoimcJUbr T. Forcer Evans, 16. OTHER COMMITTEES. The oountmig of tihe votes for other com- mfi.ll'dees was left to the clia rmajii and th-* c&erk. LtLANFAiR P.G. AND THE UNION. A rasdlution was read fixwn the pariaii osuncol of LSantfaiirpwMgwytrugyll dVsfavouring bh,a ifi§skf-ubi(on of tthe Bamgor and Beoiumaris UiijoT1., but !l, tflie Cüunty Couniaill had 301- eeatdty passed a re»jilution to the same effect no action was taken in tflie matter. THE RAILWAY SERVANTS. The Holyhearl Rural Parish Council sent a reeiotkiit n- on theIY haldi passed! -iax nelatiilon to th e Jiiferci .-sal of the Welsih e»mpfcyeeis of the Chester and Ra)YlliL,d Railway, and asked the Coun- ty Coun-d: "0 co-op eradte in the maifcer.—Mr Lewih Hu:fjr;i<^ asked hknd atl the tfecha.Tge!<l men been restored.—The Ch.-Vrman No.— Mir L. Huffhes Haive amy of them, for some RtMdsoii mob coorie back ?—The Ohaa>rmia<n Y-es. It is A-IM that some of the men were dtso.harged because tih-e<y had not complced certarn rules, but I say they wefre dis- in-jased ..ei !I't'I they are Welsihme'n.—Mr L. Huigihes pi>.ynosed, (Jhat tihey shouW adopt the refJliuri'on of the HoMiead Rural ParisJi Council, and tha/t the same should be sent to Mr D.uwtJ'on. Lord Stalbridge, and Mr Bryn R->bo<rt8, —A member mentioned Mr Herbert; L«^iS as welil.—The Oleik said he never akMzvf^ed aruytlhinig to Mr Damslon, by tihe sec*itwry of 'tfhe company.—Ooun- caiiicir T. W..Toffve* seconded the n;ot;on, whTdh was car:hid:, ::t being left to ?!;e t-lerb to .st-i-i ie D" whioon the reSoluition should be »e«n(t. VEHICLES AT DUSK. ¡ A :esdl!utioni from tihe Denib'^ih CoiiKty tScninrr] as to tihe framing of bye-fl'afw«» to com- f J>y- zil rs-bzc'.i? to c-r.rr^ li^Lt oi.e; w* on the propc«!ition of Councillor Dp R. P. WtJifyms, adopted. AN AJII, WCH INTERIM TRAIN. The secreffcuy of the London and North- V* tKtern Rja.il'way Compainy having s-imply acknkXWletJged the receipt of the Council request to continue the 6.58 p.m. trajn as far as Amlwdh, it was decid'ad to make a fur- ther representation on the point DWYRAN COUNCIL. DWYRAN COUNCIL. It waS aigieed to GlJjow a trianmial eleoiiion of members for the Dwyran Rural DWtrtict Countail INTER/MEDIATE SCHOOLS. In the room of Alderman Richard Huglhes, deceesdd, and Courrfiar J. Rilce Roberts, rtwg-nied OR the oounJijy- governibg body of In termetliite Schoolls, Alderman T. W. Junevi, Metnna Bridge, aid AldJenmian Samuel Hngihes, AmOiwch, were substituted. I^RLNUJIUXJ. ASYLUM—IMPORTANT DISCUSSION. When the busineas was nearly at an end, mid the memlbeds fast separating, CounciBoff Hugh Thonuas wi^ili'ed ro make a reference to the Denbigh Asylum. They had been, told What the coet of the extension of that inistfi- tuition would be £ 25,000, but he was now tdJd that the expense would be £ 75,000. If tlhalt. was the oase, he would like to pro- poise that the mhlOle subject shouid be re- eoia^ul'ttml, as they in Anglesey had opposed CaizTuajrvonrihire, add gone in wifth the oth-er 0ounitiet9 for enlarging tue present asylum on the supposiM'on that the coeft would only be £ 25,000, but if there was to be an outlay of JE75,000 then he tibought they should oon sadett" whether ilt would not be better to join Cama-ivonjafhore. He slhould like to get inforrrua- tion on the subject.—Alderman Harry Ciegg sa.d he was one of the depatat'on who went to London, and had1 an intzTview on the sub- with the Home Secretary. He never heard of the additional cost refenred to. Mr P. P. Pennant ]>lace!d the matte i of the other couirtuas l>edore the Home Secretary, and MT I;rva Roberts, M.P., and Mr W. A. Daobi- sliEfre tHit df Oarimrvon,hire.-CounoMor! Lewi Hughes said he was in a position to state that what had been said by Couwciillar H. Thomas wae. qiite oorreot, as he had it form a reliable authority, that the estiimiaite j of £ 25,000 hiad! been eniiarged to £ 75,000. This was a, mattter of the gneatest importJairuoe to them in. Amgiliese-y.-AMwman S. Hughes, as one of the asylum vMiJaH;, saiki he never bea^d! of any sum slbove £ 25,000.—The Chci'ntnan siadd' tinat the County Councdl1 had s greed to the extension of the present asy- Jura on tihe undlefrertanfiiinig that their quota wouM be something like fi5,000, but it came ouft early that the met would be £ 48,000.— The atitendhntoe ait tihe Council was oonjbinti- aflDy dnlnteithinig, when Mr L. Hughes re- se)3,nftnly dealt wfith by sudh a sanali aAitand- mjarkedi Chatt this was not a matftter to be anice of memibers, and he thought Lt shbttfti be adjourned to a spaojafl. meeting. Mean- time, they should oam'miuriieate with the Hotme SecreAtaey askflng him to stlay his hands un/tffl he heojid further ftyxm tihe Counxill. He moved a. rettolutitoi fof) that effedt.—Thife was seconded, and oainried. CARNARVONSHIRE. THURSDAY.—At the County Hal4 Cair- nteiiwoini, ait one edbok. Ptreseut: A-idec. m-an H. Tuldlwlal Davies, EdiWaind Jones, Efjias Jomes, D. LJoyVl-Geiorge, M.P., J. Bnyni Rdberte, M.P., D. P. Willjajms, W. M. Wiltanns, Hon. F. G. Wynn; Coun- ctiaiaiB Lord Petndhyn, Hon. W. E. SackviKe WM, John Jones (BatifteacEa), GeoIva Bryimer, Rlfohlaid Conrway, WiLli^m Evans, J. Jbnete Mforsls, Rtohand Davies (PoaHmadJoc), RJtjbefiifc Thtomias, C. H. Dairbiahare, Robert Hughtfi, P. Mlnltyre, J. Evans Jones, Hugh Owen, Spinltihar James, Humphrey Ellifc, F. W. F'iiintois, R. O. Jones, Thomas Jones, Giriiflith Hughes, W. Jones, W. A. Datfbi- shcfi-e, Thomas Rabinlson, J. J. Evams, Ed. H. Owen, G. H. Owen, H. J. Ellas Niauiney, (ieoigte WARREN, J. Evans Hughes, Michael JaniejB, WiiNBatm. WJffiamis, Abel Williams, HloweHl Robert, E. Jones WiMalms, John Hughes, T. 0. Letwfls, Grey Edwardb, Robert Hugfliea, T. G. WNiTIams, Richard Thomas, J. R. PnJtidhfsMid, J. Issaid Davies, C. A. Jonee, D. E. Davi'm, and 0. Wynn GIliffith.- Letfjteais of apology far non-tAtenJiiance, thrtjugh 31I-heai5tih, were read from Mr G. R. Owen, Ynnvlch, and Dr Prichard, Conway —'OaiuiciiJlo;: T. C. Lewis, the retiring chair- mant, pre^Jdled until his sucoeeaor was ap- podnta, ELECTION OF CHAIRMAN. CounoiHoir John Hughes propos-oo that the fete vice-chrirman, Colloneil the Hon. W. E. Saickville West., bei elected to the chair for the awning year. He had very great pleasure in dioiinig 1'10, not onily because it wiajs niow the irivairiabie rulle in this oounol for the vice- chiarjrman to heeiledboo to the ohair in ro Milan—a very heailthy ruDe«—but also for the reltsion that' the genitfPamian whom he proposed was so wet! fiibtoitl to occupy the dhair. Col. West had been a. mombar of the coumcil from the begwndng, and as tihey all knew, he had been cha»i'rtman of the. surveyor's committee for tihia pfiist six years, amd in that capacity hfefrl done. yaoimjan service to the county. He was saeontd to nionie on the council in his dbvdtran to work. In l is aapacdfty as vice- dhiatiitman he had, on one occasion, owing to the iJlkwa.«i» iotf their Jajte alble dhaslnniaii, bean, oaffiefd! upon to iiltl the chair, and he dis- charged the duties to tilie mti^faidttaa of all. Some might think tihiat it would be a ditl- adfujnJthge for the chiaiaman not to be abQe to undemsitbnd the WaMi language. Cod. West dJid unld/er^tiaand Welslh, even if he did noil., speak it hiimlsieilf; and no member coulld express an opfrnlon but bhat CoTlanel Weat WjoUlkl be able to undensituttid him. i(;IofPnloffibr C. A. Jones, in seconding this, willed to ardtorse everytlhing sa'id as to C'o0. Want's qual fioa/SianlsL As fair as his know- iedige of Wefish ;was oanc emned the speaker hakll a personal expeitterace of i)t. On one oociaaian he vdluniteerrad to enlighten Colonel West as to wliatfc a Wt&'h -speaking wttniess was saying, whan1 he founld out that Colonel West knew as irmoh dbiout it as he did him- Belt. The motion was oafprtad umamimously. 'CtoointailSloH Lewtis said he had great pleasure in raic&itinig the cihMir in favour of one who had worked so well and facMifulHly for tihe past six years i!n tflie intareats of the county and wished1 hilm tihe same amount of support from the counfaH as he (Mr Lawtis) had had during the patst yeatr. TUie new chaitimlan, in, biuefly retuTning tihiaruks, ramarkeld that it would be his en- d'eiavour to fulifil the duties of the office faith- fulllK", foillaw tilie- example of his predecessors, tpd act wiltli the uitimosit Smpa<rtiailiity during his terlll of office.