The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-01 00:00:00

ISSPICTOI or lICIBLNOIIe won.

This report was as follows
Gentlemeo,—l bog to report the following cases
of nuisaace to you, and await your instructions con-
cerning the same. On visiting Grove-road I found
the Government Authorities were emptying ten or
twelve closets In the middle of the day; but they
used a quantity of lime, and upon instructions they
at once buried the manure, &a, thereby remedying
the nuisance. Several persons in Wakeham for over.
flowing closets; they have had them emptied, and the
manure removed, thereby remedying the nuisance.
Several persons in Nation also for overflowing closets;
all nt which bare been duly attended to and remedied.
I visited Mr. Brett's p-emims, and found he had
mole the nece-sary alttratinns to his sianghter.hostse.
I have also visited the same at various times since,
ani have always found it clean, and no nuisance suit
in r there. I have served a notice on Mr. Brett to
remove a quantity of manure at Maidenwell ; he
I. baring the same removed. I here also served •
notice on Mr. Robert Comber), of Maidenwell, for
keying piga close to the hl4bway in Mai lenwell ; he
orombed to remove the same and to refrain from keep-
ing any more there; oleo for consten•ly having carcases
of deed horses on his premims, esposingthe same t the
neighbour. and passers hy,many of the • aid h 1-spes hewing
died, and to be killed through disease. Aft .r the
skins of these animal. are tak n •ff the fl it boiled
. . . .

down and used for feeding the pies. This, in my
opinion, is not fit and proper food fo- a. 1,1144 which
are intended for hemen consumption. During the
process of boiling the dead horses the stench ari.ing
from the ellee Is a eel"' trreat nuisanoe to the neigh-
bours. I may say in regard to the last hone be had
there, whin% aria on Monday, the 26th Inst., he, after
my visit, had the carets, buried, and wombed me
that such a thing should not occur again. N. Barnes
and Mr. Way, of Spring-gardetw. ii over-flowing
closet., the same being a nulem-e to Mr• Gale, of
the aforesaid Spring-4ardens. I think these persons
should be required to put drains to their premiew.
Several otter ca es of nuisance have occurred, all of
which have been duly attended to and remedied.—l
remain gentlemen, your obedient servant, John
Stone,lnspectol."
With regard to the nuisance caused by Mr. Comben
and his horses, several of the members spoke of
it, an i it was molved that the Inspector be
instructed ts lame proosedinge against Mr. Robert
Combat' on the next occasion of his committing •
nuisance in any manner whatever, and that in
future the Inspector be instructed to take prncrodings
against any one who commits a nuisance oo the Island
without any delay.
As regards the reportell nuisance in the houses in
Sprine G videos, in the occupation of Me.wa. Barnes
and Way, the Surveyor was instructed t serve
notice on the ownere to properly drain the pre-
mises.

The Collector's replrt was next raw], and showed
that the sum of £4.33 15e. 5 I. had been collected since
hi* last report. The Collector also raid that nisei
had prevented him from making up ifs sexual+, 84
re q oested by the clerk.
The Clerk was requested not to part with the rate
book until the collector had paid in the £9O still owing,
&I reported by him.

MZDICAL orricn's INFORT.

The medical offiaeljill (J. J. Drake, Esq.) report
was as follows —"I: beg to submit to your Doti.e the
quarterly retort of the death and birth rate, for the
quarter ending March Met, 1883. The deaths during
that period ata.mt to 32, aad the births during the
same period are 72 These figura', taken in comparison
with the oorrespon ling quarter of last par, show an
names in the death-rate of four mid In the birth-rate
lot eve. I attribute the increased number of deaths, la
a great mamma,, to the severe weath•r we bare
experieacel, especially during the mouth of March,
and which has (mused many old parsons to succumb,
for oat of 13 deaths la that month six are old people,
and lit. remaining cakes, with owly owe exameion, ass