The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-08-07 00:00:00

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a Oliblie Yee-Odell-on the óclôn bit the various'
industries of the town would be open to the insper.
flan of the visitors, to whom every facility would
be given.—The Medical Officer 'reported that the
births in :the last month were
.63. against-
G 3 last year; and the deaths 28, of 14.6 TT
thousand, against 30, or 15,per thousand, last year.
Mr. Grosvenor remarked that it, was a matter of
congratulation and thankfulness that the town was
in such a healthy state at the present The
Drainage and Water works Commit tee reported that
the new baliff of the sewage firm. Mr. Tough. had
commenced his duties, and -wgs pushing forwat d
the cultivation of the.. farm • with all, possible
rapidity,,thereby largey lnciettsine the avaAahle
irrigation area, and prev9ting the possibility', of
the occurrence of any- nuisance ~to. the adjcinfn g
Properties. The committee ite'Pprtedt- that the new
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reservoirilwas nearly completed:iind"the new ,main'
to•the town connected th6rewith and it was hoped,
to turn on the water in few' days.-'—ProCeedings
were authorised to be•taken, in some casein wbich
wooden buildings hadbeen ',erected in the bortaigh
without giving notice *to th borough surveyor.—
The Finance Committee, presepied their quarterly
report which, recommended a rate of 43,200, of
which '.C900 was required: for the School Tioard.
I.le Free Library Committee.reported that at the
late stocktaking all the becks, were . returned, with
ooe exception, and the value orthat one shad , been
p.,id to the. librarian. The nunab,er (*books jssued
it year was 83,023, an increa:se,of,t ffita96. op, the
previous year. Alderraan,,W. Green:4, drew.; at-
tention to the unhealthy and limited space •afforded
in the news room of the Free Library, and toi the
lack of accommodation in the library for .books.
1-le moved a resolution authorising 'the. Mayor to
name a committee to ,cotrgidei. the subject:: of4.inal
proving the accotnmodatiori for the library; but,,
after a discussion, the resolution was' withdrawn,•.
and the mover's name was—added s'to the 'existing
committee. A discussiön. took place-on the recent
fires at Kidderminster and StourpOrt. and tfir the
fire appliances of the town': Mr.',Geoivenortatiti he
w.ts informed that'at the Era at
„Xik4vMilletliere
wa: a delay in getting the fire enkilie .4-tede".fire;
and also that there was a anast unjusdilitble- delay
in i:etting horses for the 'engine which, went to
Stourport. II was.thought.yvhtn.the stani whistle
was adopted as a means of suMmOning 'the brigade
that it would answer well; but there Iveredisad-
vantages connected with it, and it might' la.ePhetter
to put electric bells to firemens houses iustead.'', At
Stourbridge, where there was an electric alarm fo4
the brigade, he was told that 5 minutes after the'
messenger entered the town with the alarm of the
,Kidderminster fire, the brigade were on their way to
Kidderminster, and he did not think the latter town
with its extensive buildings, ought to be behind
othee places in the
,fire appliances. He moved the
appointment of a special committee to consider the,
question of the fire organisation of-the town. Mr.
Grosvenor pointed,out that amongst other matters
it reiglit be well for the voluntary brigades con-
nerted with various works to be trained to act in
concert. • Mr. Morton seconded the resolution, and
said there were many details in which the town was
deficient in regard to its fire organisation at present
The fire-hose couplings of the different works were
not all the same as those of the Corporation brigade
and that was only one point to which attention .
was required. After some further remarke from
members of the Council, the resolution was adopted..
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