[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Poplar, Metropolitan Borough] page 224

Poplar 1910

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Poplar, Metropolitan Borough]

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Table: Police Court Proceedings.

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Police Court Proceedings.

No. of Street or Name of Premises or Locality, Ac.	Nature of Complaint.	Date of Attendance at Police Court.	Result.	Name of Officer.
Ridgdale Street, new building being first house on north side.	Did not cause the pipe carrying off waste water from the lavatory basin to a sewer on the first floor of the said building to discharge in the open air over a properly trapped gully. (Drainage Bye-laws, Metropolis Management Act, 1855, Section 202.)	3rd February	20^. penalty and 23s. costs	Mr. Field
Ditto	Allowed same to be occupied as a dwelling house without a certificate that the premises had a proper and sufficient water supply.	3rd February	40s. penalty and 44s. costs	Mr. Field
3, Favonia Street	Roof defective; ceiling of first floor room defective; no proper sill to front entry.	24th March. Adjourned to 31st March	Work dene. Summons withdrawn. 41s. costs.	Mr. Miners
20, Ellerthorpe Street	Rain-water pipe defective, causing much dampness, and the lower part of the house and lower staircase are foul.	7th April	Closing order made. 23s. costs.	Mr. J. Johnson
Grundy Street (Highway)— Company summoned.	Caused to be removed and carried through Grundy Street certain offensive and noxious matter, to wit, fat and bones, and did not cause to be used therefor a suitable carriage and vessel constructed and furnished with a sufficient covering so as to prevent the escape of matter and liquid therefrom and so as to prevent any nuisance arising therefrom. (London County Council Bye-law.)	7th June	44s. costs	Mr. J. Johnson
Grundy Street (Highway)— Carman summoned.	Removed and carried in and through Grundy Street certain offensive and noxious matter, to wit, fat and bones, during prohibited hours, namely, at at 11.57 a.m. (London County Council Bye-law.)	7th June	40s. penalty and 44s. costs	Mr. J. Johnson
11, Cook Street	Kippers on 2nd June, 1910, deposited on a barrow in a yard at the rear of 11, Cook Street, which were intended for the food of man and were diseased or unsound or unwholesome or unfit for the food of man, and same were lawfully seized and carried before a justice. (The above kippers were condemned, at the Thames Police Court. See below two summonses.)	Gth June	Condemned and ordered to be destroyed or so disposed of as to prevent them being exposed for sale or used for food of man.	Mr. Bullock