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RUTHIN. Ruthin Rural District Council, Mr J R Lloyd presided at the monthly meeting of this Council on Monday. The elerk (Mr D E H Roberts) was unable to be present owing to illness, and the Chairman expressed a hope that he would £ ODn be restored to his usual b. &'tb, HEALTH BILL. The Medical Officer reported ten deaths and seven b:rtbs as having been notified in the district daricg the previous fjur weeks, giving es thj annual death and birth rates 11 3 snd. 10 05 per 1,000 of the inhabitant. Stven of the deaths oc- curred in persons over 65 years of age. Six cises of scarlet fever had been notified, the couree of which could not be definitely traced. It h&d been found necessary to close the Llanelidan School. DISINFECTION OF HOUSES. At the previous meeting the Council received a letter from Mr Hough, of Graigfechan, proteeting against a charge of £2 168 9i made against him for disin- fecting his house after an outbreak, It Wfc8 now stated that the bill c:;uld not ba enforced under tho Regulation*, as the necessary notice had not been served. Miss DAvies-Oooke advocated the estab- lishment of a disinfecting station in which bedclothes could be treated. She re- marked that there was very little likli- hood of a pint isolation hospital being erect* d in the district for scma time at least, but, in the meantime, something ehould be done to disinfect bedding. The medicd officer (Dr T 0 Jones) said he had advooatcd the provision of such a station. The disinfecting cf bedding was quite as necessary as of bouses, Io was resolved to leave the matter in abeyance until after the next meeting cf the Joint Hospital Committee, End that the Clerk should, in the meantime, write to the County Medical Officer of Health. DEFECTIVE HOUSES. Further csefs of defective and insanitary farm houses on L-rd Bagot's estate were reported, ecme of which required immediate attention. It was dee ded to communicate wiih the agent asking that attention be paid at ores to the cases. A committee was appointed to visit Ty isaf, ClccAenog, the property of another owner, DANGEROUS CORNERS. In rcfereinea to two dangerous corners near Vron Yw, Llardyrnog, it was stated that Mr G B Behrens, the owner of the ¡ Vron Yw estate, wculd give the necessary stone for the v-oi k fret, and also contribute his share of the coat. It was resolved to adjourn the matter until the next meeting, thy surveyor to ascertain what the land rcqiittd would cost, and what proportion Mr Bebrena was prepared to contribufp. TELEPHONIC FACILITIES AT RBEWL. A letter was read from the Postmaster General stating thatron rccanpideraiion be was prepared to reduce the annual UUll- tee in respGCl of the telephonic facilities at Rhewl from X14 to £8, and that he would open a telegraph office as well. It was decided to forward the letter to the Llanycys PArish Council. THE INSPECTORS AND THEIR SALARIES. Tho Loc:l Government Board wrote Stating that they would not at present raise any further objection to the continuar, ce of the system under which the Inspectors of Nuisances worked, but they desired the Council to assign separate salaries to the officers as Sanitary Inspectors. EXTRAORDINARY TRAFFIC. Attention was called to the great damage done to roads la the Llacdyrnog district by extraordinary traffic to the LIDgwyfau Sanatorium, and the matter was left in the hands of a committer. A HIRAETHOG ROAD. A petition was read from ratspnyers in the Hiraefchog district askiog the Council to repair a portion of the road between Hafoltywen and Pint y Rbyddfa. It was pointed cut during the subse- quent difcaasion that no ro d bad yet been adopted by the Council until it was first repaired by the Parish Council concerned, and the surveyor WitS instructed to ascer- tain what the farmers of tie distfict were prepared to do in the matter. o
I Ruthin Board of Guardians
Ruthin Board of Guardians The fortnightly meeting of this Bsard was held on Mondsy, Mr Henry Hughes (tilacynys) presiding. TREAT AND GIFTS TO THE INMATES. The Master reported that the inmates had the usual Christmas dinner, which they thoroughly prpyfd. Presents for the inmates wero received from Alias Davies-Ooeke (a guirdian) for all the children ia the House and oi towards a Now Year's tree from Messrs R Eliia and Son (aerated waters), Mrs Tate, Pool Park, £ 1 tor the.Now Yeal.'d tree Miss Tate, a quantify cf chocolate Mrs T J R:uw, box of ccktrs Mi-s T H Roberts and Miss Al-Igit), caeea of sheets for the eick Mr W R Evsns, Haulfre, 3d esch for the children MiS Htskeih, Maiket-street, illus'.rated ptspe.s a r, ti also from Mra Stanley Weyman. Mra Rouw sent two weekly newspapers during the year for the inmates, and divine services have been conduced by the clergy and ministers of the towo. On the motion of Mr Owen Williams, seconded by Mr John Jones, a hearty vote of thanks was accorded the abovo men- tioned for their generosity. ELECTRIC LIGHTING. A letter wss read from Mr Rooper, C E., London, intimating his tcceptance of the Council's terwe for advising them in regard to the lighting of the W Ot k- house and new Itfi mary with electricity. BOARDING OUT. Drs J Medwyn Hughes, T O Jones, aDd D Lloyd were appointed mfdical attendants on all boaid-d, and children in the U dOH. THE LATE CLERK'S SUPER- ANNUATION ALLOWANCE. Tbis was fixd at 2122 83 per itnum, accoiding to ecile.
Ruthin Soldier's Diary f,…
Ruthin Soldier's Diary f, the War. INTERESTING DOINGS OF TROOPER J C WILLIAMS, 2ND LIFE GUARDS. (Continued from last we: k). I was woundel on Friday, taken to the field hospital same night, aid my leg put in splints on Sa urdsy. The reason they did not do so Oil Fiiday night was that I had made a rough j Jb of it myself. I got some watar, bathed both wounds, and ured the fidd bandage which we always cany. I used my rïie as a splint, end bandaged it tight with my pnttie. As the decior was very busy I told him I would wait. I was taken to the ambulance train at Yprcs on Saturday morning, arrived at Boulogne on Sunday morning, atd taken bj motor ambulance to th3 Australian hospPai five miles awsy. Under an X-rays and an operation on Monday, hg propetly get. Awaiting developments. My leg put into plaster of Pans on Mcndsy. Two holes have been left in the plaster to enable them to drees the woutds. Laft the ho pits! en F.iday, and bckm on board the ambylacce ship "St Andrew," cne cf the Fishguard packet boats. Had a horrible passage in a gale. Ail of us ees-sick. Ariived t-t Southamp'on on S^utdavafternoon, taken to the itmbilance traw, and arrived at Waterloo at 8.15 From there in a motor ambulance to Denmark Hill hospital. While in hospital, lying in b;d, I thought of the brave deeds that are done duly, and of the narrow cscap's one gets. I re- member on Friday, Nov mbar Gb, 88 we were scotching the Gsrmins, who were on the rup, we were running after theni through a fsrm. I was lucky enough to be ennngst the first lot. There was a email gate eiding fn m the farmyard to the field. As the first four ran through they seemed to c,timple and k:ck, of course, we kcew wh&t was up, but w'thout a second's hesitation they were csrrisd to ezkiy, BJ whew how they whistled. Tw) more got hit, but not seriously. A bulbt struck ire butt of my riflle, bat that was 511.
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Local Lighting Table. I FOB. OYCLISTB AND DRItEEB, zatroing «en:tf Saturday, January 2nd 7 28 5 20 Sunday, J-Anualy aid 7 21 Monday, January 4th 7 £ 8 5 22 Tiisgday, January 5th 1 37. 6 2J Wec!ne3day, Jiruary 6h 7 37. 5 25 Thursday. Jscuary 7.h 7 36 26 Friday, January 8 h 7 35 6 27
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