Urban police and sanitary legislation, 1904. : Being a collection of provisions contained in the local improvement acts obtained by English urban district councils in the year 1904.

  • England.
Date:
1905
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Credit: Urban police and sanitary legislation, 1904. : Being a collection of provisions contained in the local improvement acts obtained by English urban district councils in the year 1904. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    with their dust destructor into slabs of artificial stone bricks concrete mortar and other materials and for that purpose may purchase take on lease or otherwise acquire or may upon any lands for the time being vested in them and available for the purpose construct such buildings and works and may in connection therewith provide and erect such machinery plant and appliances as may be required and any such slabs bricks concrete mortar or other materials so produced may be utilised by the council for repairing streets or for any other purposes connected with the work of the council for which they may be suitable or may be sold by the council who shall carry the pro- ceeds arising from any sales thereof to the credit of the district fund.—Actori 145. 695a. The same except that the words or sewage works are inserted after dust destructor, and the words lands and are substituted for or may upon any lands for the time being vested in them and available for the purpose.—Stretford 124. Power to grant gratuities on disablement or death of oflBcers of council. 696. (i) The council may if they think fit grant a gratuity of any sum not exceeding one year's pay to any of their officers or servants who may be disabled or injured in their service or may become incapacitated through age or other infirmity or to the widow or family of any such officer or servant who may die in their service. (2) Every such gratuity shall be charged on and paid out of the fund or funds on or out of which the salary wages or emoluments of such officer or servant would have been charged or paid if he had continued in his office or service.—Birkdale 105; Acton 149; Selby 187; Lytham 114 ; Leyton 178 ; Ilford 95.