[Report 1909] / Medical Officer of Health, Bilston U.D.C.

  • Bilston (England). Urban District Council.
Date:
1909
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Credit: [Report 1909] / Medical Officer of Health, Bilston U.D.C. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Department during the year 1909, in the Urban District OF Bilston. Abatkmk.nt Noticks Nuisancks Adatkii Aktkk Notick By 1 No. of In- Informal Formal jsneotionsaiKl Defects Noliees Notices Inspec- Atith- .Observations found. bv b.v tor. orily. 1 made. Inspector Authority. D’'()ut Conditions I 4,474 26U 162 27 142 21 Dwelling liouses and Schools - I Structural Defects, Spouting 12, Roofs Repaired 3o, Ashpits I Roofed 11, Houses repaired 40 Overcrowding lUnfit for Habitatiou .. Lodging-houses Dairies and Milkshops Cowsheds Bakehouses .. Slaughter-houses I House 1 irain’ge 1 Canal Boats Ashpitsct Priv’s, cleansed 17,122 Dep’ts of Refuse Manure [7,860 Water Closets, New [ Defective Traps I No Disconnection Other Raults, obstructed drains 2o, soil pipe inside house Water Supply, plentiful su]:>’y of taj) Pigsties Animals improperly kept Offensive Trades Smoke Nuisances Other Nuisances, yards paved 23, outbuildings repaired 20, privies repaired 28, kitchen floors repaved 10, Ashpits rppairfid 23 Totals 93 6 lo 37 65 87 121 140 41 24,982 20 10 4 8 None None 101 30,357 260 15 177 15 21 Seizures of unwholesome food Condemned by Magistrate Prosecutions for exposing for sale Convictions ,, ,, Samples of Food taken for Analysis ,. ,. found adulterated Samples of Water taken for Analysis ,, ,, condemned as unfit for use None 90 Precautions against infectious Disease. Lots of Infected Bedding Disinfected Houses Disinfected after Infectious Disease—All that were practicable. Schools ,, ,, ,, 13 Prosecutions for not notifying Existance of Infectious Disease None Convictions ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, Prosecutions for exposure of Infected Person or things ,, Convictions ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, NOTE.— When an Inspection or Notice embraces more than one defect it may be eninneratcd separatety as regards each such defect. 5? pwif—WILLIAM H. WELLS, February I9tli, 1910. Inspector of Nuisances- j