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Penistone, Stocksbridge, Hoyland & Chapeltown Express, etc. — 1903-08-07 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

WZDNEIDAT. WOMBWELL YOUTHS IN TROUBLE. ' Arab., Iligglakettor. rbeidraly. of Wombwell. Early on tie. itemise d MEW rat.. ire re Arra Mb Iberia. Mews at • Imp. Nratii.34 Era.. of *Pi • hrarara. M • are rut a. 04 Mrs darer to tlio mort of Id.- • . d""rd fiffdrtme=rire Mr..). Robinette. eket to llso Wombwell tetra 40103 i Ott MM.. mire le apprar, he retracd be M ea the Tarr District Creed, rid the council had faltered eto r nielt wane fee ilwase, fri Mat. Be bral are orerarrabl• dem,* 1047. rd thrY tea. the-MM. at.....da tbe ere to be • warred to •••••ng • Mr al larliUm,. what sr be,l ie rid he ••• Meerut del iberetely throw a roue be beer tor die .0%.. bore. h.. ad r • Mratierait. .04hooch oft owe pert.—Tbe Ile *peered to bie kis rms. or le. Mrs god., ho o. ..., re takes of fat.r ret au rarer rated reward era to repeat the rider.; aad nhe fuf*""o'• Smidralr he • re.lb. rral• Berk mimed 1... f la. sad ..at wed tile 80.4 1.• ..0.4 le me erred Mt be had wallowed dump,lir. •••••1 d eme. Be Ors 818 rtrm TIME IN 11 llONTHS.—Mielreil ott QraUr. =Mei of Jrairri md• her MI; nue+, nu ;her. reel to lune ram rit wake do.. at are se • erne of brims be.. drunk sad die tkriat. hea were arra mem Med.; earorderly; mud the Berk p.oted out to him that ..re Not for to Arprill. bra Ve. Miller brine he had reader.' Merl( liable to brag placed re. roe Or bora. trate be tat.o .04 the, p... hi.. 10. on tie Mi.. Mueo4 in re re 041.1 lippreiriara ;melee of harm 1b..... tried at the 8110•10•4 le. f.feff."4 The ratrar Peeler the easerry retro, aed spewed io thud; be O 0 Swag irk wall that 4.3.—Dth.“mat be ail Mit ame ra • brara cre. Wm* ▪ fae weber Aare.. Prrard l• mg. I One, ir =err errs &prin. deemed rat tbe iferale—Tlra Brelf mid ifm ruld uo' to Mr DM. • neighbors/ fanwer, asil sea apempties, alter putties Oho.. lb*" bark hotpre HO all erale et • fare km. la tie .7Z that doll bet it wee okay be tbar UM ear wau diermeed dead r. M Berea pariour . .  I SUICIDE %MILIT  Of
Penistone, Stocksbridge, Hoyland & Chapeltown Express, etc. — 1903-07-03 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

IIU..1) . lIS  I ii;;;a7mi: i;;;;;71: Ws. rimo, Nanal. 1144.  Attemhted ukide of a locket urnscoe Miner. :rat. i.d.u.::7,4:pizedemert.ibedpattasivratil with In.rgin apt=tecor. itAre.ailtte..ta was • detensimd Manna. TN was takes Ism the Leeds Tolman the IlDinsisg. ilre. Winer. with Mina the primmer lodged, mid that be had sopareatly sot Humph • lot ad asesey. No Is 4 ind Ina arm tun all to meensuce of au maiden whirli Man followin he mainmast at tlairgiltel ten Weis Colliery, mai few aristba ego, sod ▪ 4.-• Med Sawn ef man. bet be Itad lon 11. Oa tin preview Sneaky Mtn. abut halfo'clock the Memo mat tato the sad seed be bad OSIIO to than goodarked hin alma he ...,so.. Labe Hat ho ma gong to Woodier Won time he maid tato Ur mutant* at nidenkt. aad bn dead Indy woad be feud toll. mum. Mrs Winter Mdsced bin to gln bee He bottle. enemies allie thew the reek. aad the manna ow the door. He said 1. maid mann suicide, te&attempted tent mt. too ma two Mbar Wpm komur, purested bin. sad E. the _prisoew demmiad the return of the battle, Wm. Whiter broke it. Oa the following I'Maiday peewee. obtairod son carbolic and, nal drusk • suatity is leigince plan. Ile smored to the lande Omani balm soy, when It arm foetal be tad lane rely • aMI misatity of the I.ld. aad 14. lin us sem is damn. Primer. IN rub to Wr. Spark. waled that the ream he bad mile tire attempt tkat be had kat annierable Imes ami ha Mad lest ▪ slia„_ead was ost werh. Wm Whiter said tbe pelereer,had a wife and .1114 at Wmabeell, sad • birelber at Dam ben, Po lied mid up his balm mid neat the Y. Ho wet sot terry fee what be lied dm. • me nemst/M mita Urdu. 0. Ilooday. Item ma nn. latonitt Ulm lb. Leeds Iligistntsa, asid it was elated that the stew of lin asiM sae act Mastactory. sad the Deaeli mamba lein men to ma If emu* meld 1.1 Mtn lin. who married • Gutter wome...ma. It will be marweberaiL, included is then who awe ammomi for amiss at "hes& and toile at : the Qum'. Onus& a few Irene ago, mad to nrearesesoo M. falling to pet la a. nano aim at Aro feert ea tied., Mee 1b.'... me lend • unrest me nasal for bin time. blam at ma tine we. a Merlon at Poems, sad flutter WeArpa Isoin fithool•  CIMITILIIY oek.Nrra,
Penistone, Stocksbridge, Hoyland & Chapeltown Express, etc. — 1898-08-19 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

INE SUICIDE (7.3. XE. Major Taylor. distiat eloroner. held an influent In Saturday twohing the death if Mary Kaye. Wife of George Kaye. cloth finisher. *flowlztone Hank. who committed suivide in Thursday afternoon week. ticorge Ka;:e deposed that be heed at Thurl. some Hank and was a thoh tinislor. The ele• e.lsed was 37 years if age. aril was Me wife. He had known her “ long time. She belonged to Thurbawie. They had lire child, nine tears oil.. His wife Iwgan to be ill about 15 mouths ago. as t elle, tof influenza. She can cheerful eneugh 1-st 'lllursday noon. She alo, suffered internally. called in Dr. Hose three werke ago. She compi“hil of pains in the end legs. kits vile hot nim been confined to bed leek. but the doctor said she was very weak. lie h...ed no idei them was anyt king wrong Nm. ith her mind. She lead prepaird the dinner as usual. Deceased told him she was going to have a walk. He re:earned at ti time about six o'cloek. not found the door uith the key inside. Witneos gm through the Mindow. and went upstairs. The bedroom thur was op li. nd lie saw his wife an the Bont with her throat cut. She was quite I lad. Witness (hen went for his sistxr in law, llis razor was found at the stele of her. The deve.oc,l vat insured. Elizabeth Kiiye. wife ~f doisepli Kaye. >I  0.111. w  •••ts .41 '• It. t • .sttrt 111,1 ,11.11 • • I (  4o•  '1 • !,11n ll', 1,1,1, 1,111  h .1 IA  t, 1.1 ••I  11,r pi, i• tri•h  !um. .r k I.!.  our T  .1 1., t  I.m! tc  I.W! Ir• t .t  t; I. int lin .1.  t 1..•  1..  i. I  tfr .1  '••• 111.1s11 I!, .1  ..nr •.1 11.0  ~! ,11 • h..  .1. op •t0,...11 • rwr  vd—orol tit.  one r 1. S irr rr lit:  kit.••r,n it rlel Sp,  '  r fl It ...I fr. ini Is, • I.i. him •ii.  .•I I.  •I It 10-f  1,. .1  Lane. Thurlstoonc. wad the (-h., eantal.wan her daugh. ter.iwlaw, Vituea flaw lice on Thursday attar. I noon about Otte o'clbak. They had been good friend', Deceased Mid she did mot feel eery iO peeriled to be in good npirito, but compt.ined of great pain. The nett thing witness heard was that the woman was dead. Mr.. Ellen Mellow. Thuesione Bank. said elle bad known the dercaned from childhood. Witness laid the body out. The o-ut in tlw neck wen about two inches deep and about four inches wide. The Coruna raid there mu. t be nomething in the sir. Thin sas.ihe njth aikide he bowl had  this week. A juryman ',aid the hia.1,..,41 wau a very ot,ady man. and they had bred cow "ovtably together. A s erdtct Of suicide a•ledst temporArily insane %as returned.  1.. _
Penistone, Stocksbridge, Hoyland & Chapeltown Express, etc. — 1898-10-07 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AT SCIPSETT.—On Mon- forming a Very important part of our religious arm ve brave: The chapel was beautifully dc. day. at the Berinler West Riding 'Police Court• worship. that of attending Holy Communion. __ie.,. . • ming a farm in miniature, which was Thomas Fenton Nadeau. trine d-aler. Seireett. wa, and yet there we inerie—and how many God alone ;":.''''. • . . . ged on a raises putforer ova. the commun. t tip charged with having attnnfoled 1° enmela_e_ts kumn—wlet never avail themselvm of this priei. • rTo and ,i,„flinted of a pod farnainime with nice 1:71 et that "I"`e on the Bth u"' Surei°°""e'd' leg.. There are those who go so far as to '°-* -• mid defendant wee missed from in bane on that live n well iathnnk ami • • • me garden in front. and an orchard behind, with the der samod. and wag found between eine sad ten '"e es" --- --s MinnilY " large bent. .11110 stable metal. and cart shed near o'clock is • field by florid Faweett. wkli his throat with it. We Amid remember how great the privi- at baud, with stickvard and etacks in the rear. cot, and a emee by his iiih. It wat, foe tha Bawd, tiger of warshp are as Chrietians. The greatest and corn and gram fields and farm yard in front. to my whaler be 'Medd he renmeded or whether of nill thank.giving in worship in that of Holy It WWI a derided novelty, and had a very pleas. he Amish, be handed or rto he friseds.—Dr. Haltom flommunion. is that of the Holy I-:ucharirt. How Mg effect, thanks being Atm to Mr. Walter Holmes. who prodded. ailed if the mg had Keen under treat- . will tinter excuses for neglecting such means of who must have spent • large amount of labour ment.—nunerietendret Kane ugh, bad Mee in the gram avail in the sight of the Almighty! What and time in working out the idea to arch ptrfec• Hoiddendleld Hospital Nene the OCetITIVIVIV. and onle ~,,,,,quem.es will titer elegies meet with when tint,. left that institution on Friday lan.—The Bench ivminded the prisoner for • week. '
Penistone, Stocksbridge, Hoyland & Chapeltown Express, etc. — 1898-03-18 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

SITICAMD THUISDAY.—At Doessatar yesierday., All tire* tits per Ileaborseeh hod a bit to war and roe or easy morn r —lllsratsr* 4 goals; Der arm 1 goal. no vier( sf tho match or of lir rater istpartante to the issborreh tsar es thr one tio walk loreskty ha the sorter of sorts for the Grew. 71r Irma 'AI bre to met at rebel ground to raids who shall bead the dram.  Waral your brotheriand assajat that tiate?— Yea, to a private. whs. How Wag was he thelar—Alsout tax or six weeks. Naos your father died. shoat three months ago. be had bare wager, had he ratt—Yea be had ant seed hasseelf. _  erhstoe lbws U, Makes sem triads to hip ir their attempt to num -UM alt. The lei el mote Is Mr. I. C Demi. Waked et the Crews bis. Proistea. who giving • molting concert ea Myr day mei. Boma eassileat tient is beim( mispell. sad Mr. DIMINdi Issariag ell ilse that ell the boom* may go to bipWrer lops the polio will glee every eseearsiemeat  Joba Olemehertala. feem Labourer, said be heed with the decemed at bis farm at Wombwell. ft slept is Ito same bed with the dammed, who bed not bees be good health lately. Where could set soy whet was the matter with him. but he bad bees for the hat two or three weak. Witalle Mat emir him slice about 3 a.m. oa Tnenday atersing. They wenS be hot at o inutee peg isms on Handley night. The deeeseed was theft limbo mbar, and valor what the &Meg who lad Jesint to attend him about ball ea hour before bed Mid to whom He (gator* west to elm,. sad awoke jum before three o'clock. The &omega was then &wake. and got out of bed MA as it was striking three. lie Put on his ateekiags and trousers. Wilma naiad where ho eras going, Init &mama gore no =river said went downstairs. Witness did not fellow him. Thud was the last time be saw Ms alive. and he got up at about twenty minutes to tow mod seat down stairs Idiot all the doors open, and tbe candle burningagaal the door. He aught for the demand. hut mild not And him, and then thinking immething was mon( be want to Wombwell Maio to inform Mr. James Whitlant, the lad, "Aare. Ho bad not beard the dimmed threaten to onsmit sande, but be bad beard him oceapiala amen Ms &set, end be read to hare a rest lou 01 pus from it. Wilma* did not keow el any troxib!e ' which might indwell hint to conenelt suicide.  MEaboroank Uwe 'Evangel with Ilieeep North MA to GSM to *taborets," en !Eosin me. baled toinorrew ilstarkg. Askew =at i qua grew* ten e need seta —, be Itteltbereenli tem wit baled* Mai* Time, K. /mum H. Breeitt. J. Pletts. J. Reba% T. lebget. A. Ragan, W. Zwigegegal. J. He lino. Tad New man. Wok of a. 440 pan. lanarese. J. White. house  Bleaketooglt v. Sanaa. st Rena& The boa oid be seleeted frost the to..ovriter .—Etasemood. IX& bill. Wright. Streets. Rellmge, J. Roberta, Adcock. 8r011r14.7. Bodeen. Rowans, Walker. Beettett. Lentos and Hall. Wanosette heves Royal Oak at 3 o'clock. STOCICEBRIDGE OECUROH v.
Penistone, Stocksbridge, Hoyland & Chapeltown Express, etc. — 1898-12-23 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

AND ABOUT PENISTONE. STOCKSBRIDGE. AND ' THURLSTONE.  --- --Before another ham of the "Express" reaches sty mailen. Christina@ Day will have pains& and we inn he making good raeolations for the coating year. In wiaking all those who watch and reed this column, a rely happy Yule-tide, may I suggest to an those of my readers who take an interest in local erects, that they saight forward me their opinions as to what improvement@ could reesasmbly fas carried oat in the district during the aimang year. In order to refresh our memories. let as look at the events which have made life worth living in the year 18911. • • •  By far and away the most interesting event 11 of the year has been tbs battle far the County onstasil, a struggle in which Dr. Wilson was suemedal in defeating Mr. J. M. Spencer-Stanhope. ! J.P.' by a sealority of 200 votes. Mr. C. Mateo' Wilson was returned unopposed for Stocksbridge. Early in February. Supt. Bielby. of the Sheffield West Riding Police Force. gate • most interesting Iseture it Stocksbridge on police work. The drib of Mr J. d. Nokia. I led, is recorded in our Uwe of Much 4th, • gentlenun whop: mensoly the district still continue, to respect. Mrs. n. C. Goodison wee interred on Dia meet day as Mr. Nokes. In the WOO month. Mrs. William Kid err. of Onspriag. committed suicids. Mr. W. H. dames, of Knaresborugh. was appointed clerk of works to the new sewage scheme of the Penis. too, Urban District Council in the same month. Mr. Jo°. Breirley. the Penistone 'stroll. and Mrs. W. It. Knight, of Dupree. appear amongst the list of deaths. At the March meeting. the ?veiniest  Urban District ii .cid,d not to sell the old pinfold. At the same meeting. Mr. H. J. Brettnner declared that the Council were floundering on the Race Common water business, a remaik which nal proved to be only too true. The elee. tion for Boards of Guardians caused quite a scene in March. Mr. J. Penn. of Bridge End. taking the platform at the Atassainly it..111/1, where he wade a vigorous speech on Workhouse manage.
Penistone, Stocksbridge, Hoyland & Chapeltown Express, etc. — 1898-04-29 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

INST. .r, . as wt,gmut aeritnit their ei7lr'itiel welfare a. with his oww, „et. D.W...1 wes few,' he the sem .17 revidedhest tits: .rzerdk..rupipi. u......0e. • though they ere awaking wore than mere beaus. iadine t. the &wit hammy. where h• died. li• Iji "...... the ..gkey, MAK the afte aeon Lf Is well in think lin more of tiod sad Christ mil kg....n.ei..../ soy wit reroeeted with hi. Matti. ti..r. a.. ..:dd': .. bean fall of roof. ends i'stwiefi "antis than if Ter Imes areal, of Willa:. ._ilynn. Dredshaw. brother of the wilw",_- bile. Be Mew yeas the fall. that the body was net Peek en truly ble the Wes that perri. Al. iterneharstaL Re add that www du', ,_, • '7, rained until shout sattairht, alien life wse extinct. thothrh die mat end of burin life is to know. I. „...ed we. lying about a font trios ilie ma• Ma the demon hens edhsealsd-Aa bare" ••• held u•,,,,r'_,. Is to _,glorify._ 04. "• t" la wholly l" / the was • 'era by ha right band. -P.R. John lon Wedseehiv. At a.* Weeteortli Arm. Manner, --, • ".• a "tun/ forgotten. A. . !or' I Haw. of the West Biding ker. stationed it w'ret tewa weell • Minima indifference. and er. , moithe.., elen gave evider.ee Deemed. he n,A. 4"."" " "-'l^. wh't 7" .7'. ''"l "I"1/1" ''" . .11,1, •t • his helm. tieing takes to the Infirnsn. or' me:. Theo we eon •. , i • --. lin .o. w • ha lie did re.t throw env light on the veneen of W. " "led 1 ~ 'Ls ...row ...T. ..t• a t or, is 3.1 net • -Tte• in, ?scorned Is wyrdiet that ^dereina I tn- ',di-. all ter ne amen, 4 tlii. sold. Ili. erialliiied suicide be ratting his throat With !I .4".• k" b"Taa, ho bon. his &Ts.. 1... ple -.41,5, ruor during • period of tentporary amity."  WINDIIIIII VON PRFSONTJ!  Last week moat adea team tor hecg TUF7 OF Ts,,:g
Penistone, Stocksbridge, Hoyland & Chapeltown Express, etc. — 1898-12-02 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

GAMS TRESPASS AT SILIBTONE. Oa Waseariy. at the Harrley West Ridiag Polk. Gent Jobe Parker. Balmy Newton, awl Thomas Hint 'the latter of .he did not •ppearl. were dlileged with %seise toemsaitted s unapew in permit el 11. _an Wad belonging to Mr. J. U. H. Volianthe. st FlFtleage. Silkstase. on Sanday. the 201 h ult. R. Fey. who proweated wid as the day lowed Telieewasetable Malmo sew the three Ewe out wit% • bonier sad • gr•yhmund dog is Dub Softens. The ' dattedeata were Waist the ledge. amd ow of the dart warted • hare. The alleer watched thew Its wow time. sad was so neer the dogs that be maid hew toothed then. Polite-osanWe liernatt wa• mated, mad bare oat th, gateau w•teemet. Dtfondants wialittad Wag at Hobs lisetomi. but Flied being la perm* et paw. Eery alleged that the name, who hal ealy Wen stationed at Samoa. • short tine. had vark • mistale a• to their ideststy. —The Dante impowd a Fs ot 10. nub and cows.  or not.—A Jurymen: - _maces .... might have been art accidest!—The Doctor: It is Unnamable for me to atty.—The rifle was roamed. and the Doctor Mowed that it alight possibly have been done by the decemed taking it by the breech with his finger on the trigger whilst taking it off the drawent—The Coroner. in entsming up. mid the come of death was clearly ascertabsed. Wee anybody to blame! As he (the Coroner) nudirstood the matter there was DO one near the man at the time—there was no suspicion that anybody the had had anything to do with it with the exception of Mr. Verini himself. Then came the *mann. how it happened. accidentally or was It • case of suicide? That, was the only question for them. If them was sufficient evidence to say be committed suicide thee should consider his state of mind at the time. enfotunatety he had been in a Mate of nervom depression; • nervous state fur some time. If they could bring in anything bat suicide he should be very glad to hear it. The mber verdict compatible with the evidence was that he died from having been shot in the heed. but as to haw it bad been camped there was not sufficient evidence to show. They mold not my it had been doue accidentally. that would be tater. Ther,, was iota about as much evidence to say it was occidental as to show be purposely shot himself—The jury deliberated in private. and on re- , turniag the Foreman intimated that they- were of opinion it had happened during a state of temponiry insanity. —The Coroner having elicited that the had not decided to return a verdict of suicide *eked them to again retire—The jury enbeequently returned a verdict to the effect that the ter. gentleman lisd died through being shot by • ride. bat as to how it mewed there was no evidence to 'how. —,msmse  A S.
Penistone, Stocksbridge, Hoyland & Chapeltown Express, etc. — 1902-04-11 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

MINER ATTEMPTS SUI. of hia fishers had been csrried on at Helper as he ..tisea atF.,,ete.eneta. His los. wii, (11/E. -John 1-film,., miner. sf Rotherham. was fur g „etas pn. charged with having atteutpted to commit suicide deeply felt and lamented. They remains were fol. 011 Wednesday morning, at Dartun.--Supt. Quest lowed to the censetory by six coaches bearing the stated that the 'defendant wing finnad wandering relatives and friends of deceased. The first coach about- the Woolley Colliery sidings. that nsorning. contained Mrs. -Hague. the widow. and her two He WWI ordoretl i'ilf by one of the colliery officials. brothers. Sletors. .1. Parkin. from Saltburn. aril and defendant went straight and laid hinwelf P. Parkin. Irian (luisborough. The second couch acro,s 111,- rids ay line. Me axe observed by 3 contained the deceaaed's three sister,. Mrs. H. potter. alit' aa. again erdered :may. but returned Al, n. Mrs. w. Green. of Helper. Mrs. G. T. and :1,:till lAA across the rails A train from Stanley,rs of Deepest. and his two brothe. Nleas n rs. .. ,- ss , , a, -osier iris 'ln.' at- matton. nut was fortunately T. Hague and C. Hague. of Mitl9ed- The third stoppc-,f ils t.an,.. or the defendant would undoubted' cowl cmnveyed Mrs. C. ard Mrs. T. Have and Iv have been killed. -He had been medically their daughters. Mrs. Parkin (aunt). of Makeney. examitwei. and aas found to be all right. with the Mr. IL Parkin (cousin), of Derby. and Miss Taylor. retention of being rather weak.- -Defendant said of geele'lleid• The fourth emeh carried 31‘.""1". he wished to go to Rotherham. He had no intersA. W.. H.. Albert. and Walter Ragas. four nephews. all of 31ilford. and Memos. Chas Ffesisv ii-.li .t corrtnitting suicide', be thought Iwo was • • ti. '.sang to die.—m. Bench di•eharged him on Singard and John Henry Key, both of Ece'esfield. promising not to offend again, and gave him his The fifth nisch held Mr. /4. Allen, brother-in-law, fats to Peotherham. Mr. S. Allen. and Mies Elisabeth Allen. his children. and Mr. H. lanchey. of Ecclestlehl. the representative et Messrs. Green and Co.. the deceased's employers. Thin sixth coach was occupied by Mr. said Mrs. Bennett. of Milford. The body was borne to the graveside by Hewes. S. Ed. wards, A. Barnes. E. Copley. and W. Day. all old and valued friend* of the deceased. The ooffin albs coveted by numerous wreaths sent by sorrowing friends from various quarters. and bore eloquent if silent testimony to the high regard in which the deceased MAP generaPy held. .—ssessiss_s
Penistone, Stocksbridge, Hoyland & Chapeltown Express, etc. — 1902-03-21 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

VIZ.. , 41 boys and 36 gills. One of these was , The bitth rate, 23.1. is lower than that of 1900. alert it was 24.4. with 83 births As regards the causes of death. t•hest dise,oes areiamt fur a fair proportion. Thus, live individuals have died of heart disease. thris. it plainer.. four of pneumonia, and five of brenchilis. Two death, ii ills tythoid fever w,•rc is corded. two I.an influent, t wit from tubercular meningitis, met two from enteritis. Five perponn died hi ant nil, decay. and • from cancer of the stomach. 1 A man was instantaneously kale! by being acid,w lit ally i.tiorkril ulu,wtu atid tun *yer by a traction engine. A young mull Was drowned whilst bath. ; .uhf. and a man committed suicide by diowolll4 I whilst insane from excessive drinking. IThe usual inspect i,uims of the district were maile ; and, on the whole, matteaa were fairly aatisfactory. I iskelmanthorp.. in common with neightsiuring townships, had no proper system of s..wage dis• pusal. and until there is a scheme adopted. there must be many things to which cbje•ction could be i taken. Tliirty-eight nuisances were abated during the I year; of these 31 were reported. Twenty sink wastes were disconnected. and the same number trapped. Twenty-clue Clunsta Wsre newly-vein. structed, and three rescunatructed. The aeaveng' tog under tile present dual arrangement becomes less satisfartory. as repeated complaints we Te made during the year about the farmer couttactors torg• 1.-sting to chums- the asbpits promptly. The medical officer incommendel that the whole should be taken over by the staff..... • had proved that this was by far the best ariang, smut. A ample of pig styes in Elm street arc sit pro. p•rly drained. and are. moteover, situatA within a few feet of the dwelling houses. The owns'. is Mr. .1013 Shaw. and they are in the busupaner ul Mr Clarence Taylor. These eyes have Itifin, been ii-ported to the Council. and have Lt. eit in denmed. awl are to he done away with without delay. This I. us it should be. the altuatien being such as to prohibA pip being kept there %andel any eircunialtaness. ' At tireenside Mr. John Marsden had recently en•cted a number ,it pa g styes without baring sub. witted plans to the local enthority. The dtW:nage • here and the premiere generally were reverse to • sidisfactury. A$ is well known, the rainfall for the greater • part of the year was much below the iivetagelli fact u water fem.''e was within meatureable di,' tanoe for some time during the autumn. Tltis di • trict did not suffer so much from the want tit a • ' mestic supply as ftom the insanitary ounditiost :orising from unduthed drains end water i.,iurtes. • This was cip.cially the case at Parkgat, The