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Mile End 1890

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hamlet of Mile End Old Town]

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11 JUNE, 1890.
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XVI. Moved by Mr. Furness, seconded by Mr. Loftus, and
resolved—That the Vestry, at its rising, do adjourn until this
day fortnight, at 7 p.m.
XVII. The Vestry proceeded to fill up the vacancies on the
Assessment Committee.
NORTH WARD.
Messrs. Hirst and Richardson were nominated.
Mr. Richardson having withdrawn his name.
Resolved—That Mr. Hirst be elected.
EAST WARD.
Resolved—That Mr. Allen be elected.
WEST WARD.
The following members were nominated, viz.: Messrs.
Calnan, McEwen, Schweitzer, and Steadman.
The names were submitted to a show of hands and there
appeared
In favor of Mr. Steadman 8 votes
„ „ Calnan 38 „
„ „ McEwen 36 „
„ „ Schweitzer 10 „
The Chairman declared Messrs. Calnan and McEwen
elected.
CENTRE WARD.
The following members were nominated, viz.: Messrs.
J. D. Kemp and J. Brown.
The names were submitted to a show of hands and there
appeared
In favor of Mr. J. D. Kemp 41 votes
„ „ Brown 14 „
The Chairman declared Mr. J. D. Kemp elected.
XVIII. The Clerk submitted the Accounts of the Vestry for the
year ending Lady-day, 1890, as certified by the Auditors.
XIX. The Clerk submitted the Overseers' Accounts for the year
as audited.
XX. The Clerk read a letter of the 10th June, 1890, from the
London County Council on the subject of the sweeping mud
down the street gullies.
Moved by Mr. W. A. Kemp, seconded by Mr. Hirst, and
resolved—That the letter be referred to the Dusting and
Cleansing Committee for consideration.
XXI. Mr. Furness, by consent, withdrew the notice of motion
standing in his name on the Agenda.