The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1870-12-03 00:00:00

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CUM.IIIbSIONERs' MEETING.

The monthly meeting of thie body was held
in toe BJerd uow, ouUtlatly lueL laiptain
11emor in the chtur. inure wire Bleu preen
.LLe L.w o, Pack w con,
howaroe, btriuger, Aneeio
Emery, end Lily Itev. .N.tagiuuis.
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ihn went read Wu LUWe of the Ludt weet-
lug, %Well were eoulirtued.

-the Cierk reported Litat- there was due iron,
the treasury oil lutprovement Rate, 4:546 14.
Ud ; on therliguway Account, £l7l thi 14.

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lee repurt. ot tee kiiiuic Uoterulttee web
reud, aut.& 4 Lambe/ of accotults were ordered to
be paid.
TUUNICY'II GLUE FACTO/W.-I'km
I:seem:rye's Ittrortr.

The Lohlt read a letter, a copy of %%filch he
had rurwardett to :Via-. whey. Lie Lad out had
au) t Lu IL. lug: ittAlf Oad arlatll a ihozitii
.tuu, Sed tt Ilia net bleil &oaetrid.

.Ifx. voititutt, the tospLeter of Nuisanms,
6alll ealleu ILL We. °me '.Vorka a week or tN%o
lOIUIUthat ti,eUlhalleo WI'S CulllitE-
,Auty abated, Ile titeit read the foitowiug letttr
iii{lirteuveu how th. %writs :
ihu Glue Wudtg,
" Stourbridge, Nov. 26, 1870.

Mr. J. Dorricett, It.elaa.tor of Nllisauces,
" Millbury Cottage, Union.street.

"Dear Sir,—Since or a ViOt to Otto, ,1 mks 1
.ott, opoo l'antoont• +WI

I.llc ui Lite x•,:k by 11.1e.6.11%

Air. 4 i luLt.t, tile ri q.,7:
.0. of LI, S ,L. 1.1 010 Informed tno(. 110
lErCkliess oe:i.y will ire ....dtereu to interfere WILL. its Con,
p.etiou. ikikuitWp, I .to not think ),m will have Cali.:
tor any lova., cralpiulUtoil this score.
" Respectfully,
"P. TYNDALL,
For John Tarnev
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Mr. 3lcEwen did not consider thero had been
any nuisance to complain of, and Mr. Turney
mei not thine anything to cause a nuisance.
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'the Chairmsn said they did not want to hin-
der Mr. luruey in any way whatever, but being
gunrthants of toe health of the town, they roust
see that no nuisance detrimental to the health
of the town should be allowed to exist.

Mr. Mel..wei. said they were going io put an
extinguisher over the boiler. The fine would
pass through the fire, and the nnisance would be
consideral4 abated.
Mr. liughes was of opinion that Mr. 'rurney
had trh 1 to do all he eoold to abate the no i
:....i he sled'ot till,‘" 0111014 W.lll. :Ind see
if it worked in eati- faetory manner, and give
it a lair tri .1.
'Elm Chairman thought it would be better to
i istreet their Clink to write to Mr. Turney.

2lr. Edwarda said there was a very disagree-
able It hiell at the hotfoot of the town at times,
I,nt he did not think the nniaanee from
aaufacturo of glue witi so bad RS it had
b,en.

It was proposed, seconded, and carried unani-
mously, that the Clerk write to Mr. Turuey, and

express the satisfaction of the Board at the step
Lie has taken to abate the nuisance.

RAILWAY ACCOMMODATION.

The Clerk read the following report of the
depotation a! pointed to wait upon the Grfat
W,slcrn Ital.:way Company :
" Report of the Di ntation appointed by the Stour
bridge Improvement Commissioners, by a resolution
.lated Sept. u namely :
• That a I:lrritation consisting of the following gentle-
men be appointed to wait upon the Great Rail-
.. iv company to impress upon them the 1,, of
[meting a station in di, en rat po.itiou if the
: —Captain Jam., Walker, Edwin String,r, Jae, a
.4.• Owen, nail Jnoirs Allsop;
At • meeting h...1,t oti the fll.t of Oet,ber, Mr. 11,117
Hughes ik fig ad.!tol to the tie iltotiou
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In a hn to lbe the Clerk to hCo.
olia.,ienel.R rot nl4 ,1 of.h 1110 IgilWity 11111.110rirl,.
••1! r,h rtrrs, fixing 'l'illirNtlxv. the 17.;1
of N..retn,.4 r, at 15,,1 55, Fr, 17: ,„b„ .
lltty would re eiv., ill, Cs I st 5.41 I 11 til“ aulj-1 of tifo
I,oYetedl,',lltiOn.

011 0,7 Ility ii,ll",ther ter •. etf the
t't rs..l ',11.1•:•%t.11. .1
S:1111,1 r ,nd Henry lI,nIi,A. With th.
lite.l t! Itirr, Vtors at Y..t.r.tugittn. re ettirth yet,
'tate the iti-ortnan tr.at.tain ri ref,. nentrat to tits
l'tt"eios, that they ‘‘ivc ttia.mtinttit I.V the St°e briil,;o
fleperretsta.t ieir tn. •11,/'• ta rept, sent t the Itt,rtl
11. t.trt At tt.tatt., fc:t. It 114 tttAn gone 111 IS, o.ing

co boln the e 2,1, .•1 tild• town
wttoi,n. It Was ,11.un 1,5 Int. 1.1
ist the extre me IA of tht

to be
from 11,

f 'Lt.

PWII. i llas the rolhl h. the

441,1 a bad one, :old much parsed to the ihelem•
inlay of the weather, the journey to and from was at.
tended with many incouvemenees.

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The Chairman also reterrtl to the fact that Wollaston
situate on the other si.!e of the township, had no other
means of reaching the station except through the town,
distance being very great aid inconvenient. 'Abe pope.
Moos of lifoilibriege was estimated to he 9,253, and of
Wollmton 1011.
The att..i.tl..n of the Directors was next called to the
fact that by t!, ir Act of 1668. they wen: owlet. obit-
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;.;30.,11 ill 1,1 tt, •lt littl hue io tk to.ttout ••f ii town,
the time for which would expire in 1873. The deinn.iteti
plan ....fermi to in the Act, shoat(' that a portion f the
Cliff, Coventt 3,..treet, ono L'irrnuoglnun.ttrnt yr rewaniu
iiiJ limits of the deviation, and the deputation a ere com
stilted that • station erected within such limits and at
the ei,il of Coventry-street. would best meet the reqnire.
tin I. oOily of the t•••Att of ',,tourbild:,;•, lit

t .itty situititt ttlmitt Iya.l trout tit. contre

, n f , the now blation JAM in
•zt - d that an imptession pre-
.. 2. ,tat.ti that that stattcn am, in.
aitii the necessity of taw to a Uteri.

; .1:•.•• 11.• ye recoiled most courteously the rep.
r • : 1.., eta :0 I•aviug examined
.• p
_II ii.,C. a trill::,! that Ow sul•jert
-..•• •. • p-p eeive ir •-•1 ttente.e. :pll-t moreover that
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Cadm:n Walker ,aid he di not think their
time had been thrown away by geie g up to Lon-
don. Lie felt convinced if they had not called
upon them they would uot hme made a line into
the town. He thought it was a very unprotected
way to the station.
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Sir. Maginnis moved that the report be accep-
ted, and the best thanks of the meeting be given
to the deputation.
This was seconded by Mr. Woolley, and car-
ried unannuously.