The New York herald., 1870-01-08

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WHAT ThE BOARD HAS TO SAY ON FAT NRI.rING.
The Board adopted. on the 4th dav OF August. a
SANITARY ordinance (which was amended on the 22d
OF September) 10 the effect that on and after the
FIRST dav OF October, 1859, no person shall boll any
iat, tallow or lard Except at once upon the same
being taken from the ANIMAL and while the same
Is fresh and otherwise in0ffenslve), shall the
storage or keeping Of scrap, fat or grease Often
sive animal matter be permitted or conducted at
street, nor In the built up portion OF the city
or Brooklyn; nor shall the business OF boiling
or rendering fresh lara, fat or tahow be conducted
within either OF SAID cities without special permit
from the fiOard. ON the goth day OF September all
permits previously granted to melt or render fat
were revoked and tho Sanitary Superintendent was
directed to rcnspect all establishments OF this char
acter and report to the Board. On the l3th day OF
october the Board adopted form OF permit for fat
melting, containing the necessary instructions TO
secure cleanliness, and the or the most approved
methods and fresh material only, and all appnca-
lions Tor permits to conduct this KIND OF business
were reerred 70 the Sanitary Committee for examina
tion and report On the 27th day OF October permits
~ sho Aot "ppIOVou W the bOaru were Rruut0U 10
Three large establishments located on the North ana
East rivers TO continue their business, the same
being considered comparatively lnOfYensve, and
daily inspections or a places having Such permits
were ordered by the Board.
WHAT THE BOARD DID.
During the year ending October 81, 1882 the num-
ner OF orders Issued 0y TINS Board was II, 9Ts. Or
THIS number 1,S77 orders issued under the drst
SUBDIVISION oi section IA OF cnapter a. Laws OF 1865
by the terms Of which the party served is allowed
threo days IN which to demand Q shear
ing" by the Board Of the testimony which
may be presented TO show rhat the order should
De modl1ed or revoked In cases where no hearing
nus been asked for and the order has not been
Piled with "nnal" orders III the original or an
amended form, TO the number OF 64 have been
issued and forwarded to the Sanitary Superintend-
ent or W tile Board nj Metropolitan Police Tor
ton, or the Board has directed the attorney to
mence suits for penaltles for compliance with
such orders. Ali other written orders-n number
S457-have been issued under the second subdivision
OF section IA Ot chapter a. Laws OF 1885, aud OF
peremDtOry character requiring that the nuisance
be abated within five days, ana II not complied
with, directing the Sanitary Superintendent en-
force the same without further notice.
EXPENDITURES
Will be seen oy reference 70 the detailed report
or the treasurer tnas tue sum or $l49 800 mas been
expended III the entire metropolitan district There
mas also been expended IN the special wOrk OF
tenement house visitation and In the extra efforts
prevent the spread OF smallpox, the sum OF $l6 77S.
This amount Is taken from tine special appropria-
tlon made In 1858, to be spent In the city OF New
YORK. In the execution Of the orders Of the Board
much smaller amount has been expended than
usual owing the fact that the orders OF the Board
have been more cheerfally and promptly complied
with. 1t Will also be observed tnat the sum OF
&c. l94 has been received for violations OF the Tene-
n1ent House law and for penalties In suits for non
compliance with the orders OF the Board.