Improvements in or relating to Street Orderly or like Boxes. or Bins.
Year: 1896

page_text: Date of Application, 29th Feb., 1896
Complete Specification Left, 30th Nov., 1896-Accepted, 20th Feb., 1897
PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION.
Improvements in or relating to Street Orderly or like Boxes.
or Bins.
We, JOSEPH RICHMOND, and WALTER WHITING, both of Kirby Street,
Hatton Garden, London, NEWTON PERCIVAL HIBBIT, of 19 Oakdale Road,
Leytonstone, Essex, Engineers, and CHARLES FREDERICK BURDEN, of
73 Murchison Road, Leyton, Essex, Superintendent of Works, do hereby declare
the nature of this invention to be as follows:-
This invention has for object, certain constructive improvements in street orderly
boxes or bins in order that the dirt container can be lifted to fall or cant forwardly
to upset and discharge its contents when desired, also to provide a disinfector
vessel above said box or bin which when said dirt container is being lifted, the
disinfector vessel shall simultaneously lift but at quicker speed to be clear of said
container so as not to interfere with its movements.
The disinfector vessel may however have some other motion imparted to it such
as a sliding or a tilting, in which latter arrangement it could be hinged.
For the purpose of this invention, we make a somewhat tall box with open top
and with flanges or hendings for the reception of a liner box or dirt container, the
upper flange edges of which rest on the first named box.
or
The inner box has a scoop or half rounded bottom and is connected by a chain
to a winch drum and counterweight, the axle of which drum terminates in a socket
on the outside of the outer box for the reception of a winch handle when the
inner box or dirt container has to be lifted; the drum being near the upper part.
Above the two boxes, but to be in position to rest upon the outer one, is a vessel
with perforated or meshed bottom for the draining of disinfecting liquid from any
spongy like material supplied with liquid sanitas, or other deodorizing body which
can be saturated at intervals by the attendant who calls to remove the contents
from the inner lower box.
The axle by which said box is raised has a somewhat larger drum for a chain, or
there may be gear wheels to engage in racks to first start the sanitary vessel and
raise it gradually in conjunction with the lift action of the lower inner chamber
but at a slightly accelerated speed in order that the lower box may cant forwardly
from the top and discharge its contents into, say, a cart brought alongside.
The entry opening of the outer box is provided with a balance flap to close after
any material is shot into it.
Dadah 1 1
1000
H. GARDNER,
Patent Agent, 166 Fleet Street, London,
Agent for the said Joseph Richmond, Walter Whiting,
Newton Percival Hibbit, and Charles Frederick Burden.

page_text: COMPLETE SPECIFICATION.
Improvements in or relating to Street Orderly or like Boxes.
or Bins.
We, Joser RICHMOND, and WALTER WHITING, both of Kirby Street,
Hatton Garden, London, NEWTOS PERCIVAL Hinarr, of 19 Oakdale Road,
Leytonstone, Essex, Engineers, and CHARLES FREDERICK BURDEN, of
73 Murchison Road, Leyton, Essex, Superintendent of Works, do hereby declare
the nature of this invention and in what manner the same is to be performed to be
particularly described and ascertained, in and by the following statement:-
This invention has for object, certain constructive improvements in street orderly
boxes or hins in order that the dirt container can be lifted to fall or cant forwardly
to upset and discharge its contents when desired, also to provido a disinfector
vessel above said hox or bin which when said dirt container is being lifted, the
disinfector vessel shall simultaneously lift but at quicker speed to be clear of said
container so as not to interfere with its movements.
The disinfector vessel may however have some other motion imparted to it such
as a sliding or a tilting, in which latter arrangement it could be hinged.
For the purpose of this invention, and as we show in the annexed drawings
Figure vertical section.
Figure 2 plan.
Figure 3 section on line a, a, of Figure 1.
Figure 4 represents the apparatus with the inner box raised and tilted for
discharge of contents.
We make a somewhat tall box A with open top and with flanges or beadings B
for the reception of a liner box or dirt container C, the upper Hange edges D of
which rest on the first named box A, The inner box Chas a scoop or half
rounded bottom E and is connected by a chain or cord F to a winch drain G or to
counterweighted links G', the axle H of which drum G terminates in a socket H
on the outside of the outer box A for the reception of a winch handle when the
inner box or dirt container C has to be lifted.
Above the two boxes A, C, but to be in position to rest upon the outer one, is
a vessel with perforated or meshed bottom for the draining of disinfecting liquid
from any spongy like material supplied with liquid sanitas or other deodorizing
body which can be saturated at intervals by the attendant who calls to remove the
contents from the inner lower box C.
The axle by which said box C is raised first starts the sanitary vessel anil
raises it gradually in conjunction with the lift action of the lower inner chamber C
but slightly in advance in order that the inner box C may cant forwardly from the
top and discharge its contents into, say, a cart brought alongside.
The entry opening of the outer box A is provided with a balance flap to close
after any material is shot into it.
The receptacle C when in position shown at Figure 1 is borne by the beads 13 13
on the top of the outer box A the stud pin or axle M being then at the top of the
slot L. of the vertical straps K K and the bottom cross bar connecting them clear
of the under part of the inner box C but when the chain on cord drum G is rotated
the straps K, K, become raised until the cross strap reaches the inner box C the
straps K, K, sliding on the stud pins or axles M. These straps by being connected
to the upper or satitary box cause it to be lifted a corresponding distance to
clear the top of the inner box C and then the two rise together. During this lift
the upper pin a which is on the inner box Crises to the top of the elot 6 in the side
link G and as the lift is continued the link G' drags up the link G on the pin c
projecting inwardly from the outer box A and as the bottom of the box
is

page_text: approaching the top of the box A the pin c fixes the link G and the link G¹ puts.
a drag on the pin a which causes the upper end of the inner box C to tilt forwardly
on the axle pin M and as the tilting is continued for the bottom of the inner box
to clear the top edge of the box A, the links G' and G' drop again on their pins a
and c as shown at Figure 4. When the contents are discharged from the inner
box C it is returned to a vertical position and in doing so the links G and G' are
again raised to drop again, when the inner box C is lowered by the drum G until
the box C finally lodges on the bead B, the sanitary vessel following at the
completion of the lowering operation.to the position shown at Figure 1.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of this inven-
tion and in what manner the same is to be performed we declare that what we
claim is
The construction of an orderly bin or public horse droppings receptacle in three
parts, viz.: an outer casing, an inner vessel, and a top sanitary or deodorizing
substance container, the three being so associated that two of them are capable of
being raised for the canting and discharge from one to be effected by gear
appliances without separation, all as and for the purpose or purposes explained and
substantially as shown by the annexed drawings.
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000
H. GARDNER,
Patent Agent, 166 Fleet Street, London,
Agent for the said J. Richmond, W. Whiting, N. P. Hibbit,
and C. F. Burden.