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Fulham 1892

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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fell on the dates mentioned below, and the cost of removing it was as follows:—

DateExtra men employedAmount PaidVestry's MenAmount Paid,Loads RemovedCost of Cartage, Scrapers, &cTotal Cost
1893£sd£sd£sd£sd
Jan 2nd200300075151262450050126
,, 4th1753850841840619006590
,, 14th2012517987181704170051149
,, 18th436905610322141159135012655
Totals1012184833497585185345029418

Disinfectants are plentifully sprinkled about gullies and the
ventilators to the sewers during the summer months

The staff of the Vestry has first to concentrate its attention on the roadways in the main thoroughfares, and in the meanwhile the footpaths throughout the district are liable to become caked with snow, which often freezes and becomes almost impossible to remove

YearExtra Wages PaidLoads of Snow RemovedTotal Cost
£sd
1888-8973042,572-
1889-904134100-
1890-911261442,287787100
1891-92331166848526711
1892-931848318529418

WATERING ROADS
Vestry's Horses
Hired Horses
Total in
Whole
Days.
No of
Days during
the
Year
Cost per Horse
per day
Cost (exclusive of
Water)
Whole
Days
Half
Days
Whole
Days
Half
Days
s
d
£
s
d
1888
425
113
1,004
17
1,494
142
10
0
739
19
0
8
6
1889
377
73
876
13
1,296
91
8
6
550
16
0
1890
520
10
945
24
1,482
110
8
6
629
17
0
1891
1,020
1
363
6
1,386½
124
say 9
0
623
14
0
1892
1,375

180
9
1,559½
111
10
0
779
15
0
1893
1,766
-
69
-
1,835
134
9
6
871
2
6
ROTARY BROOMS
Vestry's Horses
Hired Horses,
1888-89
136 days
-
1889-90
151 ,,
53 days
1890-91
198 ,,
28 ,,
1891-92
377 ,,

1892-93
257 ,,