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STATE OF NEVADA
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT
OF THE
Nevada Hospital for Mental Diseases
1901=1902
W. H. PArrTERSON, Superintendent
GARSON CITY, NEVADA ST4Tf:: PRINTING O],'lfICE, • • ; : ANDREW MAUTE, SUl'EIUNTENDENT
1903
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LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL.
CABOON CITY, NEVADA, January 19, 1903.
HON. JOHN SPARKS, Governor of Nevada:
DEAR Sm: I have the honor to transmit herewith the Report of the Hospital of Mental Diseases at Reno, Nevada, for the years 1901 and 1902. Yours, respectfully, .
F. L. WILDES, Sureta'I"!J Board oj Commissioner8 for Care of Indigeaf. Insane.
LIST OF OFFICERS.
BOARD OF COJOlISSIONERS. RON. R. SADLER ___________________ ~----------Car6on City, Nevada HON. S. P. DAVIS _____________________________ Carson City, Nevada
RON. D. M. RYAN ____________________________ Carson City, Nevada
HON. F. L. WILDES, Clerk _____________________ Carson City, Nevada
HOSPITAL Ol'PIClAI.S.
W.'H. PATl'ERSON, M.D., Superintendent ______________ Reno, Nevada J. G. MCCARTHY, Supervisor and Clerk _______________ Reno, Nevada MRS. IDA SHEEHY, Matron ___________________________ Reno, Nevada
F. G. FOLSOM, Engineer ______________________________ Reno, Nevada
BIENNIAL REPORT.
RENO, NEVADA, J9.nuary 1, 1903_
To the HrJnoY'able Board of Oommissioners for the Oare of tke Indigent. Insane of the State of Ne'Vada, Car80n, Nevada.:
GENTLID1EN: I have the honor to submit the Tenth Biennial Report of the Superintendent of the Nevada Hospital for Mental Diseases, for the term ending December 31, Hl02.
JrlOVRHEHTS OF POPULATION.
At the beginning of the term there were 133 males and 49 females; total, 182.
During the term there were admitted: Males,47; females, 18; total, 65. Total number under treatment, 247. Of these 22 were discharged-17 males and 5 females; and 25 died-20 males and 5 females. Eloped, 1 male. Average popUlation for term, 189.80. Term closes with 142 males and 57 females; total, 199.
CONDITION OF THOSE DISCHARGED.
Recovered, 16, a percentage of 24.06 to number admitted, and. 6.22 per cent of total number under treatment.
DEATHS.
The average age of those who died was 61·years. Between 40 and 45 years of age ______ ._____________________ ______________ 3
BehYeen 50 and 55 years of age__________________________________________ 6 Bettreen 55 and 60 years of age _____________________________________ .____ 3 Between 60 and 65 years of age ___________________ • __________ ••• __ •• _.___ 4 Between 65 and 70 years of age _______ • _____ • ____ • ____ • ___ • ____ .________ 3 Between 70 and 80 years of age ______ . __ • __ • ________________ •• _________ 5 Between 80 and 90 years of age. _____ • _____________ ••• _. ___ ._____________ 1
Total_._. _____ ••• _ •••• _____ • _______ • _____ • __ • ___ .________________________ 21i
The causes of death were: AIJ()plexy, 4; abscess of the liver, 1; Brighfs disease, 1; concussion of the spine, 1; exhaustion of insanity, 2; general paralysis, 3; paralysis festinans, 1 ; inanition 2;. inflammation of the howels, 2; pneumonia, 1; senility, 2; shock resulting from injury, 1; Boftening of the brain, 1; suicide, 1; syphilis, 1; urromia, 1.
PINANOIAL STATEMENT.
From pay patients there was collected· during the term the Rum of $1,1191 25. Deducting this from the total expended, $71,000, leaves an actual cost to the State of $69,408 75 fpr the 189.80 patients, ()r an average per capita per diem of 50.79 cents.
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APPltOPJUATlO •••
The following were the appropriations for this term: General appropriation ________________________________________________ $71,000
H()Spital building and improvement of j'eating appliances in the main building_ ___________________________________________________ 6,000
Repairs of fences, ditehes, etc.______________________________________ 3,500 Purchase of one-fourth of Sulliven ditch aIUl water righta_______ 9,000
GENERAL APPJtOPJUATION.
The amount given was exactly that asked for in my last report, but it was inadequate to the needs of the institution. The continued rise in prices, coupled with the unexpected influx of new patients, made it all but impossible to get through the term without a deficiency. In compliance with the wish of the Board, a deficiency was obviated, but to do so recourse had to be had to such expedients as converting dairy cows into beef, exchanging part of our stock of hay for supplies, and allowing needed repairs to go unmade.
There is such a thing as false economy, and that we have been compened to practice in order to avoid a deficiency. The general appro-
. priation this term was five hundred dollars less than four years ago. Meantime the general level of prices has risen at least 25 per cent, which alone means $17,750. The influx of new patients, with the cost of their maintenance and that of the transportation of them and those in charge of them, means a considerable addition to the above sum as representing the saving effected. That all this could not have been done without leaving undone some needed repairs and improvements must be apparent to all.
That it cannot be continued indefinitely is evident. With the promise of a continuation of high prices and a still greater increase of our population, a larger general appropriation is an unavoidable necessity. The ·maintenance of the new hospital alone will cost probably $2,000 per annum. TherefOl'e, it sOOms wise to ask for a general appropriation of at least $78,000.
HOSPITAL BUILDING.
The sum of $6,000 was appropriated to construct and furnish a building for hospital purposes and to render more efficient the heating system of the main building. To effect the latter $1,500 was expended, and the inmates of the main building are now kept comfortably warm, regardless of the outside temperature.
The amount of this fund left available for the construction and furnishing of the hospital building ($4,500) was insufficient, and an additional appropriation will be necessary to complete it.
Before it was commenced, it had become apparent that provision in some way would have to be made to relieve the congestion, particularly in the female wards. Therefore it seemed imperative to enlarge somewhat upon the original plan of this huilding, and to fit it for use not only as a hospital but also as a ward-room for some of the overcrowded female patients. 'I'his increase of Bize, together with the prevailing high prices of material and .skilled lahor, has made it impossible to complete the building with funds available. A plain, but thoroughly good, building of thirteen rooms has been constructed of rock from the old Prison walls, calJable of housing comfortably from fifteen to twenty
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persons. It is enclosed and a considerable portion of the inside work is done. - The original estimate for the smaller building was $6,000. After the deduction for heating the main building, only $4,600 was available for the larger one necessitated as above explained. An additional sum of $2,500 will be necessary to complete and furnish it, making the total cost $7,000. There is urgent need of its immediate occupancy and authority to push it to completion will be asked of the incoming "Board of Examiners.
STATEXEHT.
The upprupriation for hospital and heating repairs was ------1------------ $6,000 00 Expended as fon(PJ:~: I
Skilled Jar-hJ', masons and carpenters __________________________ ; $2,896 75 j'
1!.eating and plumbing ___________ . _____________________________ 1 97284 Llme and cement ______________________________________________ 449 74 Plans and ~liecifications ________________________________________ ' 4.0 00 " Brick _____ .: ___________ . ______________________________ • ____ • ___ : 108 90
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REPAIRS OF WATER WORKS AND FENCES.
As explained in my last report to your Honorable &ard, the bridge and flume across the Truckee river, by means of which water for power was conveyed to our lower ditch, were about to fall down, and the fences everywhere on the premises were very much dilapidated. For their improvement and repair the sum of $3,500 was appropriated. The items of its expenditure will be found in the accompanying statement. The fences, except where work on the new railroad line prevents, are in a fair state of repair. '
A careful inspection of our system of water works showed that we were depending for power on a water right that afforded us no water in times of scarcity; that such water as we did obtain from this source was conveyed by means of a costly bridge and flume from the south side of the Truckee to a low ditch on its north bank and thence to an enormous water wheel so constructed for a low head as to require the use of a very large volume of water to generate any power. The result was that at times, when water was scarce and valuable, this water supply failed entirely, and it became necessary either to rely for power on steam, costing $12 50 a day, or to take from our farm on the higher level all the water needed for irrigation and run it in an open flume down into this low ditch to fill the big water wheel--a very wasteful alternative. By the purchase of the Sullh'an ditch a permanent supply was secured on the highel'levei of the farm sufficient for irrigation, and also for power if the higher head of thirty-four feet was utilized instead of the lower one of fifteen feet. With your approval the lower worthless right with its costly appurtenances was abandoned and a small wheel substituted for the large one, with an underground pipe line leading to a reservoir of six acres constructed within the old Prison walls. 1'his change cost less money than would have been expended in renewing the old bridge and flume, saves nearly threefourthH of the water formerly wasted when moat needed, and e1i~tea much of the cost of future maintenance.
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The reservoir, though in use, is not yet completed, hut in a few weeks next spring, by the aid of inmate labor, it can be completed without further cost. In addition to its substantial value as a utility, it will then be an ornamental pond where the inmates and others may safely indulge in flwimming, boating and skating. By the purchase of the Sullivan ditch and water right the institution bas now a water supply sufficient for power and irrigation.
STATEMENT.
$3.500 00
Th - t- ii . '; I e appropna IOn or repalfS \Tas. ____ ' •• ____________ ._ •• ______ ; •••••• __ •••• ,
. Expended a,~ fo71oll:s: . : I Labor ---.-.--•• -. ,-----------.-------------------____________ ... $1,211) 14 I Redwood pife. l)~Jl feet __ . __ • ______ • __ •• __ • __ • _____ ••• __ •. ____ . 1,174 96 , Pelton whee with appliances _______ •• ________ • __________ ._____ i>'l351) : Lumber .... -.----.--. ____________ c ____ • ____________ .___________ m 76 I' 'Vire fencing. _____ • __ ' ________________________ • ____ • _____ • _____ • 2f'j) 8S Iron pipe and rails ____ •••• ___ • ________________ ...... __ •• ___ ... _ Iff.:! 47
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' Cement culvert ______________________ • ____ • __ ._ ••• ___ • _____ .__ 50 00 Freight ________ • __ • __ . __________ • ____ • _______ • ______________ . 33 29
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$3,500 00
EXCHA.NGE OF RAILROAD RIGHT OF WAY FOR LAND L'fSTEAD OF MONEY.
The giving of the right of way for the new line of railway across the' State farm in exchange for more land instead of money as effected by your Honorable Board was wise. Had a ~imple sale been made, we would have been left with several small, triang-ular fractions on the north side of the railroad, too small to he utilized. As it is now, the land on the north side is of such size and form tbat it can be utilized. There is, however, a small triangular strip of land belonging to :Mr. George Schafer, about two hundred and fifty feet in width at its eastern hase and running to a point at a distRnce of some eight hundred feet to the west, that intrudes itself into the State farm as now constituted. This comprises less than three acres, and a ,erbal option on it has been obtained at the reasonable rate of one hundred dollars per acre. Sufficient money for its purchase should be appropriated.
THE FARM A SOURCE OF PROFIT.
The farm affords healthful employment to the inmates, and at the same time it is being made a source of considerable profit to the Stat~. Each year some twenty-five acresoOf the old run-out alfalfa are broken up and, after being cultivated as a vegetable farm for two years, are then reseeded in alfalfa. By pursuing this sYEtem the whole farm will in a few years he brought into a high HtatB of cultivation. We have already reseeded some seventy-five acres of it and the resulting increased productivity is quite marked. For this term the net value of the farm Rnd garden products, computed, at market rates, charging against such product~ all hired labor f!mployed thereon, with hoard at tbe rate of thirty dollars pel' month, Hhows a net profit of $14,047 18 for the term, or $7,023 u!) per annum.
Foa POINTING AND PAIN'l'HlG MA.lN BUIL1)ING.
Our main huilding is of hriok Itnd mortar and has never heen pro))el'ly pointed and painted. The plaster is being wltRhed by the elements from between the bricks. It has now become ullsightly and
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will soon become unsafe. It should be pointed IIp with cement and then painted. Fo!" this an appropriation of $l,F)OQ is asked.
A NEW BUILDING FOR PEMALE l'ATIENTS A NEOESSITY.
Our State has entered upon a new era oj prosperity and development that promises to continue. Its mineral and agricultural resources are beginning to attract the attention they deserve. Its possibilities, with promised water st.orage, are very great. Its unexcelled climate must prove, when recognized, another powerful attraction. The railroads are bending their energies to bring people to this coast, a ,ery small proportion of whom will double the present population of this State. Increased population means added re~ponsibi1itjes. One of these that cannot be evaded is the care of the indigent insane. With but the first slight wave of this incoming volume of population, our facilities for the care of theE": unfortunates are ulready overtaxed.
In the female wards we have now five patients crowded into space sufficient for only two. It was to afford temporary reHef from thlE ('ongestion that the original plan of the hO!lpital building was enlarged. But that relief will be but momentary. The male wards are also overcrowded. The only substantial relief is the erection of a separate building capable of housing one hundred female patients and the devotion of the present building to the exclusive use of male patients. Thus far the health of the inmates has continued wonderfully good, notwithstanding the deficiency in the cubic air space; but the results of overcrowding are sure to manifef't themselves. All these poor people are, by reason of their defenselessness, entitled to the utmost consideration demanded by our own common humanity. Many of them deserve the highest praise for the fidelity and efHciency with which they discharge such duties as they are capable of. To compel them to inhabit unsanitary quarters would be a crime against civilization.
THE TAILORING DEl'ART14ENT
Is managed by Mr. Thomas Speck with such care and efficiency as to deserve the highest commendation. During the term he has made 988 articles.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Grateful acknowledgements are again due to Father Reynolds of the Roman Catholic Church, the Epworth League of Reno, Rev. Samuel Unsworth and choir of the Trinity Episcopal Church, Daily Ne'1;ada State .!ou'·nal, Wadsworth Dispatch, Vi't'yinia Evening Chronicle, and Virgini(£ Evening Report, for their several publications; to the State Agricultural Society, for courtesies shown patients at their meeting, and to Mr. WID. Bechtel, formerly Supervisor of this institution, Hon. Alfred Chartz, ~Irs. R. L. l?ulton, Mrs. C. T. Bender and others for contributions of books and magazines. The evidences of their desire to brighten the lives of our people are appreciated.
Whatever measure of SUCCCEB has been attained hy my administration is in a large measure attrihutable to the help of a most excellent corps of assistants and a. sensible Board of Commissioners, to all of whom sincere thanks are hereby tendered.
Very respectfully, W. H. PATTERSON,
Superintendent.
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STATISTICAL TABLES.
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REl"OBX -OF H08P.ttAL 1'0& UBliTAL'DIIIE4!!£8. 15
TABLE I. M01:e-ma of Popul4tiot~-..4dll,iuion8, diachaygu, d.eatlu ~ e1open..enl8.
I Admissions. " lJll,cbuges. I ~tbll. Elopements. ,_ ,._ .. _, i.."" ,. ' __ " __ ... _. ___ .. --. ,. I ~ I:::: ... 1 <:: :::'...;' ... i :::: 'j' o-! "" II ...
I: ? : ~ I? i ~ 1: 1 ij :
lIoDtha. , 1i' I 0' ~ I '" I o· ! g. I' ;" ! 0' ~ l;' !2. I:"'lg ~ ~I~'~ ~ ~I~ t:l ~ I· . , . {, I' I' \. :-!---'--+~_
-- ·--~1-. --TI-' 1...'-.-' "-'-"IT.'-' -- 'I: January_. ____________________ • ____ , -11 3
1
____ 1: 1 I _ -___ '2 ------ -----February __________________________ ; 1 ---- 1 ---- ----;--- 1 ____ ---- ---- ,----- -----
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~~~~:-T I==i: -ll~~~~!~~~~ j~~~~I-!-I~~!: ! I~~~~~~ ~~~ July ----------------.--------------~ 1 1---- 1 1----I.---!·-- :.--. ---- ----1------1-----~ogost------.---------------------: 31' ___ ' 3 ---.j.-.. ! ...... ; 2 ___ .I '2 1 1
O~f~r:r~:.~:::~:::::~::::::::=:::::--3- --i' "4' ! __ ~.i __ ~_! __ ~_ i ~ __ ~_ ~ ::=:::~-:=::: Novern ber -------------------------! 2 2 4 I'---I! ___ ,1 .... 1---- ___________________ _ December ._------- . _______________ 1 1 1 2 ---- ____ 11 ____ 1 ___________________ _
. I ' l!lO? ! I' JaDUary __________ :~ _______________ ! 2 1 31' ____ ----;----i 2 1 3 ------ ------
February __________________________ ! 3 215 11---.1 1, __ C --'-- ---- __ .. ___ 1 _____ _ !>larch ____________________________ : 1 1 2 i 2 I---.! 2 1 ____ 1 ____ ---- ------,------ApriL ________________ .. ___________ : 3 1 4 , ____ i ___ i .... ; 1 ___ . 1 ------1------!>lay -----.------------------------- 3 I 2 5\ 1 (.--.J 1! ~ 1----) 1 1 I 1
Julr ----------------.. --~----------i 1 .--- 1 j I! 1: 2 :----1 1 i 1 ------1---· .. Jlme --------.. --------.-----------, 6,----1 6 , .. --'---.'----1 - ---- 2 3 3
~eu~~~;h6r::::~:::=:=::::~~:=:::::: ._:_ --i~1 i :--3- : .. ~_: ~! l !::::1 { ----i- :----;i t!ctober .-------.. -----------------: 3 \ 21 5 i ~ i----i 2 r----~·--+---I 1 i 1 !\o\'cmher .. ______________________
i 2 1 ? I 3,. ___ , 3, .. --1---- -·--1 1 ,------
December .-----------------------.) 3 '1---"1 3 I 1: 1 ~ 2: 1 1----1 1 i------,------TO~19.-~-=-~~----.. ~------~-~~=-=~J~.7_~S, ~ I :7i_51_~.L20 15r~I--81--.
*John Blaydoner escaped Jnne 5, l899. returned september 11, 19(I2.
'l'ABI>E II.
Daily average.
~ : d >f ~ ~ S I E Months. i:: !i , I - ! .. 1 ? I ?
·--·1~1.-~'\'-: --I -: -i-·_:_·J __ · 1902'--\--'-" 0'1.16'-1
1--_.
January __________ 133.42 49.it 183.13 January _________ 137.16 188.32 l"ehrnnry ________ • 1~3,3~; 49.71 1183.07 l"ebrullry ________ , 138.50 I 51,67 i 190.17 Mnreh ____________ \ 13.'UI, I 49.00 182.87 Murcb ___ .... ___ .1 138.04 I 53.65 t 19Uj9 April_____________ 132.70: 4!1.70 181.40 April ___ .... ____ • 13V.2.'l I M.IO I 193.33 ~Iav •• ____________ : Itl3.1l7 i 47.97 181.64 :May _ •• __________ , 140.3,'; I 55.!l1 I 1!l6.2U Jlllie. ____ • ________ j' 134.03: 48.57" 182.60 i June ______ .. _____ : 143.07 I 57.00: 200.&7 July ____ • _________ 134.09; 49.00 183.09 i .July _____________ 1 IH.38 I 00.57 i 200.95 Al1gll~t ______ .. _.. 13i.54: 4f1.00 183.51' August ... _._..... 146.46 1 64.06: 200,52 Hepternher ________ , 1:H.I0 i 48.:>0 182.60 He\JtclIIher _______ 144.3.~ I 64.84 i 199.17 Or:toll£lf. ______ .___ 132.58 47.61 180,1(} Octoher __________ 143.8'~, 55.20 i 100.03
Months.
November ___ •• ___ 1..%93 48.77 183.70 Novemher' _______ 143.'J3 67.171 roo.50 December _______ • W.OS 60.67 186.70 J){>cernber. _______ 142.77 57.59 200.36
Total. ______________ .. _______ ._ .. ___ • ____ I. ___ ~ •• ___________ • ls7.88 5l.92,-18(/,S()
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TABLE III. Fornu of imanity; a.t gi_ i& _mit~ for term.
Forms of Insanity. I ~ e
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TABLE IV. Alleged camu of ;'nw.nity, takeR frQf4 commitments, during ter;u.
I ~ -:; ~ I ~ ~
! ~ i r , Alleged Causes.
~e~5~i~~~~~~':;=:=::::::=::=:::=::::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.1-.-. ~_II'----2-1-~i Old age and solitude ____ .____________________________________________ 1 ______ 1 Chronic alcoholism • ______________ . __ .. _______ . _______________________ , 4, 2 6
if:~~~b~~i~:~_~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ----4-L ___ ~_ ! Prenatal impression of mother _______ • __ • ___ • _____________ • __ • ____________ : 1 1
I~l~~lr!~i~f~~sfon;::::::::: ::.::::.::::::: :::::::::::::::::::: :::::::: .:--:-l----i-1 i Ovenl'ork, hardships and destItutIon __ ._____________________________ 1 !______ 1 Art.erio-scleroHis ------ ----- ----------------.-------- -----.- __________ 1 1 '------1 1 Opium ____________________________________________________ .__________ 1 ______ 1 Religious impre~sions _______________________________________ .. ______ ._____ 1 1 Degeneration in nerve centers _______ • _____________ ._________________ 1 i ... ---i 1 1..oS8 of family _______________________ .. _____ .. ___________ • __________ 1 1 1 ______ , ,1
Lead poisoning -------.----------------------------------------- -----,' 1 ; ______ 1 1 Diseased genital organs ________________________________________ ... --- _____ -'1 1 1 Cerebral softening ____ • ___________________________________ • ________ •. 1 __ .___ 1
Uterine disease ------------------------ •• -------... -- .. ------•• ------ ------; 1 I 1 Epllep:~y ------------.-.---.------•• -----.---.-- • _____________________ 1; ---- --I 1 1 Hereditary ___________________________ •• ___ • _______ • __________ • ______ • ______ 1 1 No cause alleged .. _____ • _______________________ • ________ •• ____ .______ 28 6 34
------Totala •• _______ ••••••• ______ •• _____ •• _. __ ••• __ ... ______ • _____ .. ___ • __ • 4i 18 65
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B.Bl!QB.!r OFn~.u. I'OB )(QT~ ,PUlE 4f1i&
TABLE v ShQwiNg tle agu of thou admiU.e<l dluiDg 1M Urlll.
Ages When Admitted.
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}I'rom fifteen to twenty .--------------------------------------------- 2 ; 1 I' 3 From twenty to twenty-five _________________________________________ 2 ; ~l 3 From twentv-five to tliirty _________________________________________ ~ ! 6 From thirty' to thirtv-five __________________ .________________________ ;) , 8 From thirty-five to forty __________________ ... ______ ... __ . ___ .. ___________ 7 ! 4 I 11 From forty to forty-five ______________________________ .. ______________ / 4 ~___ 4 From forty-five to fifty _____________________________________________ '3 I 2 5 From fifty to sixty ______________________________ • ___________________ 1 9, '3 12 }!'rom sixty to seventy ______________________________________________ .1 4! 2 6 From seventy to eighty ___________________________________________ 1 6 ! 1 7
Totall! _____________________ : _____________________ ~-~-______________ Ir.I'l:SI~
TABLE VI ShowiRg duration of diuau before admission.
Period.
Under one month __ . ________________________________ . _______________ .I 171 51 2'2 Prom one to three months ___________________________________________ ' (; : ______ 1 I) From three to six months ________________ . _____________ • ____ :_______ 7 i 1, 8 From six to nine months____________________________________________ 1 / ____ .. 1
J~g~ ~~~ ~ 1~~~e;~:~==:::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~ I ~ ~ From three tofouryears ___________ -_______________________________ -- 21_____ 2 From four to five years______________________________________________ 1 ______ . 1 From five to six years________________________________________________ 1 I 1 I 2 }:I'rom six to ten years________________________________________________ 1 I 5 6 Unknown _______________________________________________ ------------ __ 9_1== __ 9 TOtals _____________________________________________ .------------------- 471 181 65
TABLE VII b'kolOlng age at WA1JJA imanity lluule iU fint apjlearance.
Age.
~nder fifteen year. __________________________________ ~ _____________ __' l' 1 I 2 Fifteen to twenty years _________ • _______________ • ____________________ 1 1 1 I 2 Twenty to twenty-fhe years ____________ . _________ • _______ o__________ 2 1 11 Twenty-five to thirty years__________________________________________ 6 1 6 Thirty to thirty-five years___________________________________________ 6 3 ~' 9 Thlriy-fi,. to fOriy'"m ____ mu ________ m ___ m ______ u_m _____ 1 ' 6 11 ~'orty-five to fifty years. _________________________ • ________ .__________ 8 2 ]0 Fifty to sixty vears ____ • _________________________ .. _____ .____________ 8 2 10 Sixty to seventy yeS1'8 _____________ • ________ • __________________ ._ .. ___ 6 1 6 Seventy to eighty years ___________________________ • ______ .___________ 6 1 6
------Totals. _________________________ • _______________ • _____ • _____ • _____ .___ 47 18 6:)
--- . ---- -------320
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T.A.BLBvin. Oc.cu.patiom of t~ 4d~ duri'A{J the -term. :
'I ~ F e. - L~, -I' '-,-'-
1 2 1 4 1 :j
13 14 1 5 1 1 1 1 4 2
"Tait~r _______________________________________________________________ : 1 , ______ 1 1 "'ood-chopper _~--------------------- ________________________________ : 1 ! ______ I' 1 No occupation g1V6Il __________________________ -' _____________________ , 4 I 4 8
!-I'--Totals ---------------------------------------------------.--______ 1 47 18. 65
TABLE IX. lluuullU, by COlJ,lltkB, of ~ admitUd during term.
______ __:~- . .......~ .. J ~ ::: .., " o' 0
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f _L~. ___ Churchlll ____________________ ._____ ____________________ ______________ 1
1 DOtlglas ______________ . _____________________________ ._______ __________ 2 2 Elko ____________________________________________ . ____ "' _____________ • 3 3 Esmeralda _____________ • ______________________ . _____________ • ___________ • __
Ji)ureka ______________ . ______ .• _______________________________ ._______ 2 2 2 2 Humboldt _______ . ___________ • ______ . _________ . ____________________ . _. 6
1 7 Lander _. ____ • ______ • ______________ . ____________ • __ • ____ • _____ • __ • ___ • 2 3 :; Linea In _____ •. ______ • _______________________________________ ._______ _ 1 I 2
t~t:~:::~~:~~~~::~~::~~i~~~::~jm~~~:~~~j~~~j~~:=:~~:m~m ·"i!' 3 8
3 1 8 2 2 5 18 White Pine ______ •• __________ •• _____ • ______ • __ •. __________ • _____ • ____ 2 2
Tot&lfl __________ ._. ___ • ______________ • ____________ .. __ • ______________ _ 47 18
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TABLE X.
Nativit.y oj Uw# admitld clurifig term.
~ II ~ I ~ ~ ~ eo ; f i __________________ ~2- ;
Nativity.
1 1 ~ .2 .3 6
.4 1 1 2
United States _______________________________________________________ 1 24 11 I 35
I-I-i-Totals ____________________________ u____________________________ 4i 18 I 65
TABI.E XI
Sh.owing civil conditions of thole aclnlitUd during /Mm.
_ n_ "''"--.... _~ fJ ~ Single ________________________________________________ ----------------1 34 1 4 38 Married ___ _______________________________________________ ______ ______ 9 9 18
:=~~:::~~:::==:::::=::~-=::=::=====::::~~:=:: ::;'I~I~
TABLE XII. lIWMy a$Ul duration of casu of recovery duc7w.rged during unll .•
Duration Before Admillsion •
Whole Period of Att&Ck •.
.. ~ I.r I ~- f I j I ~ ~ I f I .~ ~1~dcr-;n~:~nt~ __ ~==~_~_'·--~21 - 00-~21 -- !,-- 11 ~'I--i,11 °oi 37 One to three months. ---.- .--- ", 'l'hree to six llJonths._________ 1 0 1 4 2 () " 0 . 4 Nino to twelve 1II011th8. __ .___ 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 : 0 One to two years._____________ 0 a a 1 . 0 1 1 3 4 T!lree to five years_.__________ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 f 0 Five to ten years __ • _________ • 2 2 4 1 0 1 2 2 i 4
Totals __ • ___________ • _______ • 17 --t;-2217 -0-2217 -t;-I~ 1 ,
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20 REPORT' OF' HOSPITAL FOR MENTAL DI8E!S.ES.
'I'ABLE XIII Showing duration (}f trwtll~ of tAMe diuTw.rgw cu fUOlIMW during tmn.
_, "..,1=_ I ~ I i I ~ ~Less than on,e month ______________ ~ _______________________ . ________ ! 3 1 •• 'From onB to three months ___________________________________________ 7 2 9 J!'rom three to six months___________________________________________ 5 '27 From nine to tWBlve months ________________________________________ 0 0 0 From twelve to eighteen months___________________________________ 2 0 2 . -.-1---~ota1s _________________________________ ._. _____ • __ .___ 17 [; 22
TABLE XIV Showing duration of CIUU that died during urn",
Before Ad.IJili!siou. IIOS£ita\ Resi euce. Entire Duration.
Duration. I
I -
I I ...
! - .., ". :::! ~ ~ ~ ~ ;; .. I
0 l> 0 e- o '" 0 ::0 S c e e. ::0 e e.
'" , '" ,. ,
?' : ?' ?'
01 il ,
Under one month _____ •• _____
" 2 6 2 0 0 0 One to three months _________ 1 0 1 '0
tl 1 0 1
Three to six months ___ ••. ___ 1 1 2 2 2 2 0 2 Six to nine months _______ • ___ 1 0 1 1 Nine to twelve months __ • ____ 1 1 2 1 One to two years ___ • _________ 3 0 3 3 Two to three years ___________ 3 1 " 2 Three to four years _____ • _____ 1 0 1 0 Foor to five years ____________ 0 0 0 0 :Five to six years __________ ._. 0 0 0 1 81 x to ten years ____ •• ____ . ___ 0 0 0 3 Ten to fifteen years ______ • ___ 0 0 0 2 Fifteen to twenty years ______ 0 0 0 1 Twenty to twenty-five years _ 0 0 0 1 Twenty-five to thirty years __ 0 0 0 1 Unknown _ •• _. ____ :. ____ • __ ._ 5 0 (j 0
1-------Totals ___ • ______ • _._. ___ •• __ 20 (j 2Q 20
1 1
1 I " 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 2 0 1 2 3 1 2 0 0 ----6 26
0 0 2 1 1 2 0 1 2 1 1 1 5
I-20
0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 --5
0 o " 1 1 2 0 1 2 1 3 2 (j
25 --
ltEPORT OJ'HOSPITAL roa 'MENTALDTSE"s£s'
TABLE XV SMwing duraliMa oJ HOIpit4l f'~ of Uoae WM died durillg ~
Asylulll Resldence. I ~ ,
21
-----~-'--' '-------j--'..--!--'---cf--'-Less than one month ________________________________________________ 1 21 tl2
From Qno to three months ----------------------------------------- 0: I 1 1 From six to nine months_________________________________________ ___ 0 '3 From one to two yeal'll _______________________________________________ ) 1 5 From two to three yeal'S _____________________________________________ ' 2 I 0 2 ,From three to foul' years ____________________ .. ______________________ j' 0 0 0 -From four to fi\"e years______________________________________________ 0 0 0 P'rOm five to six years _______________________________________________ ! 1 0 1 From ten to fifteen yea1'8 ____________________________________________ ! 5 0 5 From fifteen to twenty years _____________ .. ________________________ .! 1 0 1 From twenty to twenty-five years ___________________________________ ! 1 2 3 From twenty-five to thirty years ___________________________________ \ 1 1 2
- ---1-----'Xotals _________________________________________________ ------_____ , 20 L 5 25
TABLE XVI Blwwi7lg MWU of cUath of tMU wlj(J died during term.
_________ c_&WI_e_o'-& lIB I ~ ,fWs.r1se:Kfilieiiv;;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~n~~~:i~~~~~pine-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-::::::: Exhaustion of insanity _____________________________________________ _
?:::ft~~~~~~!.~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Inftam matioD of bowels _____________________________________________ \' Paral sis festlnans _____________ -c __________________________________ _
~~~:~onla:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Senility _____________________________________________________________ _ 8hoci( resulting (rom injury ________________________________________ _ Softening of brain __________________________________________________ _ Bulcld e ___________ • ~ _________________________________________________ _
W~~'i::::::::::::::: :::::::: ::::: ::::: :::::::::::::::: ::::::~:::::::
3 1 1 o 1 o 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1
1 o o 1 1 1 o 1 o o o o o o o o o
4 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1
'1'otala •• ___ •• --•• ------.~ ••• -••• ---•• ---.--~ •• -.--•• -.-•• -----.-._ ••• 1----;) --5 ~
22 BEPOal'OF"U08PITAL FOR M&NT~,DJ~EA}3~'
TABLE XVIl GitJicg age at deaU. oj tIt.out#1w.4kd dUrt1i!1 teTrA.
~ ;. t '';j
____ ,' : _ ~J ~ Age at Death.
, ':From forty to forty-five years _____ • ___ . ___ • ______________ , __________ : 21 1 3 'From fifty to fifty-five years ___________ • __ .. __________ • ___ • ___________ : ;; !' 1 '6 From fifty-five to sixty years ___ • ___ .... __ •• _ .. _. _______ •• ______ • ______ ! 2 1 :3 From s!xty t~ sixty-five years __ ._. _____________ •••• _____ • ______ • ___ 1 3 ! 1 '. :4
.. From slX.ty.five t9.seventy years ______ • __ ._. ___ • __ ••••• ___ •• _. _____ .! ~ , 1 ,3 From S€~enty to eIghty years , _____ ••• __ • __ • _________ ••• ____________ "! 00 ,'l<'rom eighty to ninety years _______ • _____________ ••• ___ •• _._~.---.- 1 0 1
TOtals ________ •• ___ • ___ • __ • ___________ • __ •• ~---.--•• -.---Iroj-o-~
TABLE XVIII Showing average number of palV:nU empwyed, and how.
t" ~ I
'=' I
'" [ ! Months. <=' ;;-'" tI' '" i ~ <> ':;: .,
CI I ... 0
I 0 i a I co
Janu:r~1: ______ 17.so I 6.93 I 21.00 February _____ 7.71 6.17 19.57 March ________ ., 7.13 7.00 18.19
Alanl -------·--1 7.56 7.00 ,17.60 1> ay ____ •• _____ 7.87 7.00 17.42 June ______ • ____ 1 7.83 7.00 17.76
7.00 17.97 I
- I ~ j
j
I I I f
34.77 i 3.3.75 I 33.45 , 3M3 i 34.03 ; 34.20 , :-14.80 :
How Employed. "r .'"' "~;;':' ~ ;:;... r: i c' : 0 -'. a. ~ ~ ;;: { = I ; , a~ §" ~g, : , g ,:- g~ ; f;E' : : : l: : ~ ~ ""'" • 1 • I. • c. :' g~ : I : I: : ~ : _~'-":_, ... L_: _L..i... ___ :_'"
r 10.111 17.13 "1·0 I •• 1 I 11.14 15.89 67.85 11.12 2M2 73.22 !
23.47 78.73 !
11.1'>8 25.68 79.74 :
2-5.12 \ 96.82\ 26.92 94.71 24.19 97.41 I 23.20 101.93 , 23.64 103.38
183.1 183.01
3
7 o 4
182.8 181.4 181.6
12.27\
11.63 26.70 SO.56 i 24.64
24.46 105.02 I 182. 60 09
September -____ 8.23 /.3O! 17.90, 33.93 , 12.1l1 123.23 I 11.631 25.8.~ \103.461 18_.ro October ... ------ 8.16 B.oo 18.00 I 34.13 i 13.oM 23.38! 77.90 I 27.80 If}:>.70 180.19 November .____ 8.73 8.00 18.00 I 33.9-3 (14.87 22.76 78.211 28.03 100.29 183.70
'December _._ •• _ 8.26 s.oo 118.07 36.00 10.60 21.20 78!1i 28.25 1107.22 186.70 1902. I I I I , I
July __________ .! 8.03 12.00 I 78.80 f 25.64 10U4 I 183. August ________ 1 8.20 7.00 ii.V,' ; 3.5.1)'} 1~.12 I 2-3.84 78.19 I 26.00 11at.19 183." , ~. ?
January _ •• ____ 8.61 8.16 18.77 I 3fl.62 ; 16.:1S I 24.26 I 8,U4 I 29.29 \ 112.831188.32 Februa.ry. ____ • 8.50 8.00 19.03 1 368) i 16.15 1 26.75\ 8-5.321 29.00 114.32 190.17 ~Iarch _--. __ •• _ 8.31> 8.00 19.03 i 37.74 I 1Ij.Z:~ I 28.00 87.41 29.03
1
U6.H 191.59 'April • __ • ______ 1 8.46 8.40 18.m I 37.f17 1 14.4fl 3O.0il 89.43! 28.1\() 118.29 lOi.\.33 May __ ._______ 8.68 7.93 19.00 3B.!/.' I 14.51 I 30.62 89.45 I 2'J.4n 118.90 11116.26 June ______ • ___ . 8.76 8.00 19.00 I 3S.8Q j' 13m 30.77 89M I 2'J.40 ; 118.8Il '100.57 July . __ •• ____ ._ 8.S! 8.03 18.93 :19.00 11l.4213J.6! 89.4R I ::10.38 \ 119.81; 200.!)5
. August --.----. 8.38 8.00 19.00 I 39.00 ! 11M2 31.33 90.00, 2V.:2::I 1119.2::1 ' 2OO~'j2 September ____ • !WO 8.00 19.00 3!J.30 11M3 31.10 \K!.211 i 29.47 : HO.7a 199.17 October __ ._____ 8.!1t 7.29 111.00 39.W!,' la.29 30.911 00.00 \,20.:18 'll!I.44 19!J.03 November _._._ 8.77 7.00 ,1Il.20 I 40.00 14.03 31.56 00.::l3 30.2::\ 120.5U 200.50 Decell1oor ___ .__ D.13 7.00 19.00! 30.!!7 lfi.S7 ::ll.B4 00.1;1) sun 122.77 200.':16
Totalll __ -===- 8:3T 7.49liiii"I36.48-~ 2ii:65 ~"I 28.11 ~T~
Patients remaining over December 31,1900 ________________________ ; 133 i 49 182 .Admitted during term of 1901 and 1902.. __________________________ : 47: 18 65
1-,----'Vhole number treated during term __________________ . ___________ , 180! 67 247 Decrease in population during term ____________________________ ~: 10 48
Patients remaining December 31, 1902 ___________________________ ;~! 57 199
DecrlXUe in population during terril a. jollcwa: - r-r-- I
Discharged, recoyered _____________________________________________ ~ 14 ! 2 16 Dischargetl.lmproYed _____________________________ . _______________ ., 1 i 2 3 D!scharged, urnf!lproved __________________________________________ -' 1 i 1 2 DIscharged, not manne ____________________________________________ ' 1, 0 1
~l~£~ri~~r~~~~~-:::::::==::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::; 4 ! g 4 Total decrea.'Ie in population during term ________________________ .! 38-' 10 4~
;-:-1-Maximum number within the term _______________________________ : 146.00 /57.00 . 203.00 )Ii!1imum number w!thin the.term. ________ . ______ . _______________ , 132.00 147.00 179.00 Dally ayera}o(e of patIents dunng the term __________ . _____________ : 137.88 ,51.92 189.80 Pereentage of recoveries to total number admitted _______________ ' _______ -j-_____ 24.61 Percentage of deaths to total Jlllm ber treated _______________ . _____________ . ______ 38.46 Percentage of recoYeries to total numbertreated __________________ ' ________ ! ______ , 6.47 Perceutage of deaths to total number treate<i. ____________________ : _______ j______ 10-12
j[orel1lenu oj popltlatwnjronl openillg oj Hospital on .lul!1 1, 1882. Total number of admissions _____________________________________________________ _
Total number of discharges ------------------------------------------------------Total number of deaths _________________________________________________________ _ Percentage of deaths to total admissions ________________________________________ _
I 799 307 268
33M
TABLE XX.
c
Mot'e-ment.. of population nncc opcni'lg of the lIospital-Gaills. losses. dail.V a"Magcs alld daUu cost per patient.
------------..:....:~ e~~-:---~I\f AYCr:::.---· 'g ~ -l-;~ ~ -----"'("l :;"c
"Jo ~ ~ ~ i'~ .~ ~~ ~ ~~ ~_o ~;:: ClI'4:::
:1> E ~ II> ::;:11> : • II>
; I:!'("l: J:::l"l
;:~~~;~:1~;-----------~:~-.-~~-~~~~1-· ~17 ~- -1-48- _________ ._. _.~ __ ~ ~~-~_~~ •• _~[~_~~~_ ---_!~_.~~~~~~~ __ ~ ~_~_~ __ ~_~. ~~.-=~=~~ __ ~~== December 31, 1882. __________________ . 20 8 23 27 4 at • ________ • __ . ___ . 114,orlh !F() 81l IFO 74 ___ • ___ 4. ])lIw~on, 1I1.D. 1883 and 188L ________ • _________ . ___ • 62 16 76 60 6 68 114,8.,00 llGMh 14Il,~'h 7Il,'I,0" {J7 bPo _ •• _____ t:l. lliHhop, M.D. 1885 and 1886 ________________________ (8 7 66 47 7 M 121 ,'Wh 88,~o lU91'o"n' 61l,'1ii! 62,'1hT •••••••• t:l. BlMho", M.D. 1887 and 1888 ________________________ 49 8 67 41 10 61 l!N,'ii\' 87",.,,'),- Wi,1.?O SOI'1hT 6!1eo'h- __ • __ ••• 8. BiMhop, M.D. 1889 and 1890 ________________________ IiO 14 64 43 7 IiO 134
"
01:. 59iiilr 171,~o 65,v" 67 frio _____ • __ 8. BiMhop, M.D. January and I!'ebruary, 1891.________ 2 1 __ ,_,_ 2 2 2 lSBillh 43 lS1·NIT Slt'\!~ 64t'\i1r _._ •• ___ 8. Bishop, M.D. March 1,1891, to December 31, 1892__ M 12 66 til 15 6tl 141,'Ii\, 42,1m, 184,.~o 61NlT 49f\i~ •• _. G. H. 'rh01ll8, 1I.D. 1895 and 1S!H ________________________ 40 18 64 41 14 !if> 143,~'& 43lh"o 187,·~~ ro;'b"o- _. __ • ____ •• ___ G. H. Thoma, M.D. 1895 and 1896 _____________ .__________ 48 Ii 65 46 16 62 148i'o'1r 44-i~'h 1~~. -lS,';,} : _________ •• _. __ H. Bergste~n,M.D. 1897 and 1898 ____________ ••••• _. ___ ._ 40 22 62 49 19 68 146NtT "Bi'8u l~CU i '~"1r _________ . ___ ._H.Bergstem, M.D. 1899 and 1900________________________ Sf 12 46 58 11 49
1
lS4io\- 48Nrr IS:? Iir ! Ii:?\.~ i--.•.•.••.. W. H. Patterson, M.D.
1901 and 1902 ____________ ••••• _._.___ 47 18 65 I SS _~ .. _~8._~~~_~~~j_l_~~L .. _~t~~=~.~=~~~~~~~tterso~,~~.
Term. Superlntenden t~.
Gains, Losses, Admissions. J)\schnrges,
I ~ ~ I::: ~
~ E f.. ~ r '" . iO
- .-.. -~-,-- .- I
BEPOR't OF HO!Pl'rAL FOB MENTAL DleE~SES.
TABLE XX[. CalUU of iUMll&ity, IU given in t'O_itmmu, of th4u remainit"<9 ia tAe Hospitq.l at
dose of Unlh
25
-----.---.----'--''--+--'---0--'--
Alcoholism -----------------------------------------------_______ -- --' 0 I 2 I 2 :!lIasturbation __ • ______________________________________ ---------------' 31 0 I' 31 Injury to head ___________________________________ ~ ___________________ r 5 I 0
0
5
Worry over supposed property --------------------------------------: 1 I' 1
~~~Y!~fev_ei::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~ I ~ I t ~l~~~[t~f~~==========::===::==:=====:====::::=:::=:=::::::::====== ! i ! 1 ~ l<'a!D&?~rou?J~and busineSR re\-erse!L ________________ .. ______________ : ~ I' g 2
fv~~~i~~~~~n;,r:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::, I! 0 i ~:!!r~~~~;:~~:~~~~::::::::::~::::::::~::::=:::::::::::::::::::::; ~ I g i Old age ______________________________________________________________ • 2 l 0 2
Wi~~~~~"-i;;;;;~-iiill:i:;}~i~~!}--:i}!~r}]-; I Ii! Fever ________________________________________________________________ , 0 I 1 1 Dome~tic trouble ___________________________________________________ 0 ill Stomach trou ble ______ " _______________ . ______________________________ ' 0 : 1 1
~r~~o~1 ~hifJ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::' go 'I ~ ~ Disarrangement of menstrual functions _____________________________ , 1 1
~[~~{J!~~gf~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i :g11 II! i Menopause and mental worry _______________________________________ ' 2 2 t:erebralsoftening ____________________________________________ .. _____ ! 0 0 Degeneration in nerve centers ________________________________________ ' 0 1 Opium _______________________________________________________________ : 1 ! 0 1 Prenatal impression of mother ______________________________________ , 0 1 1 Unknown ____________________________________________________________ 1 74 i 18 92
Totals ______________________________________________________________ :-u2IMI~
426
TABLE XXII. Fonn of mehtal diuaus of tMu rtrAaifliug lJecel1wer S1, 1902.
121 I g~~ [~~=-~~~~=-~~~-=::~::~:~~:::~~~:::~~~:~:~:~:~:j .11 ,II .1 ~:l:~~~~n~ !~n~ri~=:::=:=====:=:=:::::::::=::::::::::::~:::::::=:: 1 i 4\ 1~ ~~=~l:::_'h~",:::::=:~-=:::::::::::::::::=::::=:::::::::: 'Z I 11 1 ~li~~~~::~:;~~:~~~:::::~:m~~~::~::::~~::~:~~l J iii ~ ~ Idiocy ------------------------------------------------------_________ 1 3 2 5 Etilepsy with insanity ______________________________________________ 3! 2 {) A te.rnating (circular) insanity _____________________________________ . <I i 3 6
~~~\~rifi~-:::::::==::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i ~ i ~ I ! ,_-:-_1_-TotaIs ________ ; _______________________________ : __________ -------1 1421 571 199
TABLE XXIII
Sl.owi1tg the durati<m. of.diuale before ad)JIU8ion.
],'or the Term. At Close of Term.
-~--I ;. I "J-~ s· E ! 1 P I
Period.
~~~~:~~~:l_______________________________________ -~ -- -0 I .. 0 1 1 2 Under one month________________________________ 17 051 I 22 2 4 Ii One to three months _______ .. ________________ .___ 5 6 24 4 28 Three to six months _________________ ____________ 7 8 19 6 2b Six to nine months __________________________ ____ 1 0 I 1 6 6 12 One to two years_________________________________ 1 '33 I 4 103 I 4 7 Two to three year~_______________________________ 2 I) 8 If!
~hreettolollr ycars ------------------------------ il
I 8 I i ~ \' ~ l~ 'OlIr 0 lve years________________________________ 1 I 2 i ~
It'Ive to Hlx yenrs .. _______________________________ ,", I !',' 4 !l
Hlx to ten years ___ ----------------------.. ------- 1 fJ "I 4 7 Ten to t'.I'enty yeari! _____________________________ 0 0 0 1 1 2 Unknown ._______________________________________ (j 0 I) 57 !J 66
------------Totals __ •• _. __ ._._ •••• _______________ • ____ • __ .____ 47 18 (J5 142 57 199
REPORT OF HOSPITAL FOS MENTAL IHSEASES. 27
TABLE XXIV Showillg occupatioo of those iu Ilo.~pi.tDl at cluJe of term.
Occul>1ltion.
---------------------+-'--+-1 -'--'1:--'-Hut<.>hers. ____________________________________________________________ 1 2 I 0 -2
~I~~·~~~r_===:::::::::::::==:=::::::::::::::::==::::::::=::::~::::=:::::l 1~! g 1~ Laborers ______________________________ • ______________________________ 1 50 0 50
Shoemakers --------------------------------------------<-------------iii g 3
~~~:;'>:~~~_e~:::::::::::-~::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:=:::::::::::::! ~! g i 1~~~J~-~:~~:~:~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~:\::m~~\::~~::~~:~1~:i ,1111 j ~~~~~~~~::::::=:=::::=:::::==:===::=::::=:=::::==:::::=::::::::::::1 ~1 I go ~ Photographer _____________________________________________________ 1 1 Stone cutter _________________________________________________________ ! 1 f 0 1
Glazier ---------------------------------------------------------------; 11 I 01
1 Prospe{;tor~ __________________________________________________________ 1 2
¥i;;~itb::::::::::::::::::::=::::::::=:::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::=:1 1 1 0 i CollI burners ________________________________________________ ---------1 ~1! go 3 Dairyman ___________________________________________________________ ! 1 Artists ______________________________________________________________ 1 1 I 1 2
~!i~~~~~~~~=::::=:::~::=:::::::::::::::=:::::::=:::::::::::::::::::1 ~ 1 g i Domestics -.--------------- ------------------------------------------1' 0 10 I 10 Houseyrives__________________________________________________________ 0 30 30 Hotel-keeper ------------------------------------------------------__ I 0 I 1 1 \y ood-choppers _. _____________________________________________________ i 3 0 3 No occupatIon gJven _________________________________________________ j 20 1 141 34
~.:~-=-- ____ _=~_==~==___====~==:_--1U21571OO
, j i
• 28 REPOR'l\ OF no&l'lTAL FOR MENTAL DlIIE..,SES-
TABLE XXV. RepruetitatWn-by ~ut.iufli cloae of tenll.
:::: :; >-l 0
'"' 0 e: Counties. ::s e " f'
-Chnrchill. _______________________________ . __________________________ 1' 1 I 0 1
~:J:l~_==::::::::::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::: 41 : l~
[~;~;~~:~~~~:~~~~:~~:~~:~::~:~~~::~:::::~:::::::~::::::::::1 ~ I II ~ Lincoln ---------------------------------------------________ . -------. - 31 is 6 Lyon ____
r
______ • ___________________________ • __________________ • ______ 7 :; 12
fS~~~:~j~~:~~~j~~~j:j:~~~:~~::~~~j~~~:j~~:~~~~~:~ ~! 1i ~ TotalB ___________________________________________________ ------------- '1421$1---;:00
TABLE XXVI. Nativity of patients in HOlpital at close of term.
Nativity. ~ I Unit€d States of Americn ____________________________________________ l 371 19 56
g~1:~~;::::::~::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::===1 g i ~ ~t Denmark ____________________________________________________________ i 7: 1 8
~~!~~~~.::::::=::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~! A ~ ?r~I~~dn:_:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::::: 15 I J g ~1~~co-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~ I ~ 1~ f~~~~~:=:::==:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=::::::::::=::=:::~I ~ ! g ~ ~cot1nnd ____________________________________________________________ oj O! 2 2 Spain _____________________ . ____________ . _____________________________ 1 l' Q 1 Sweden ___ ..•• ______________ • __________ .•. ___________ • _______________ i 4 0 4 SVfft7.erlrmd . ___________________________ . _______________________ . ____ -i 3 1 4 Unknowll _______ .. ________ . ___________ • _____________ •• _______________ I 11 6 17
~~tal.s •• ==::=~==.~=~:=:._:=:~~._-~,~:~-=.:.==:.-L~42 . ~ 5~ ~
B.E1'OU OJ' HOSPITAL_ FOB lIENTALDISEASRS.
TABLE XXVll Showing civil conditions of ,/wu i~ H<upllal at cl<JIe of tenn.
~ 1 ~ Oi vil Conditions. g I :.
_________ I :1 I :Matried ___ • ______________________ • ______________ ••••• ________________ 1' 20 I 2S I 48 Single .. ________________ • _________________________ • ____ ._ ____________ 106 I 12 _ _ US
~idO~~~-:::::::::::::::=::=:::::=::=:=:::::=:=::::::=:::::::::::::: ___ ~j 1~ I J Widowers. ________ .. _____________________________________ ----------- 31-----1
3
-~::~:~~~~=~~~~=~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ 5~ I 1: ,
MATRON'S REPORT.
RENO, NEVADA, January 1, 1903. DR. W. H. PA~ON, Superint.endent of Nevada HOlpital for Mental DUecuu:
DEAR SIB: Please find in the following a repOrt of the work done in the sewing room and wards during the years 1901 and 1902:
Articles.
Aprons, muslin ______________________ _ Aprons. gingham ____________________ _ Aprons, kitchen ___ • ___________ • _____ _ Aprons, calico ________________ • ______ _ Hags, candy ______ • ______ ._. __ ._ •• ___ _ Comfo;1:ers ____________ ._. ___________ _
g~~;:: i;es::: ::::::::::: ::::: :::::: :=:: Curtai os _______ • _____________________ _ Cnrtains, Swiss _________________ • ____ _ Drawers ___________ • _________________ _ Drcsses, outing ______________________ _ Dresses, calico _______________________ _ nres~eH, Htrong _____________________ ._ Dres81ls, woolen _____________________ _ Dreasell, night ___ • ____ ._._. __ •• ______ _
56 57 35
7 5(iO
1.7 15 90 7'l 7
71 41 13 5 1
92
Articles.
Elastic garters _____________________ _ N apklns _~_ .. _________ • _____ •• _____ _ Sheets, dou ble _________ • ____ • _______ _ Sheets, single _____ ••• ___ • __ ._. _____ _ Strait jackets __ ._. ____ •• _ ••• _____ • __ Skirts _____________________________ _ Ticks, mattresses ___________________ _ TiCks\ pillow ____ •• ___ •••• ______ • ___ _ TOlYe s, hand ______________________ _ Towels, roller ______________________ _ 'Vrappers ___ • _____ • _______ • ________ _ Pillow cuses __ ._. ______ • ____ • __ • ____ _ Tablecloths ______ •• _______ • _______ ._
12 108 49
348 4
31 21
8 49
357 10
656 24
Total Dum ber of articJ6II___________ 2,766
In IIddltiOll to the above articl611 many were wade over and repaired. Respectfully submitted, }d1Ulo IliA Swoonc, Matron.
· REPORT, OF HOSPITAL, FOB !4ElIITAL DISEA8E8.
TAILOlUNG D~P..utTMENT.
TIIO)lAS . f!rlwL
Male DtpartTMRt-Artkla nwd4 durill9 tenn 1901-1902.
Articles. i };o. --.-.'"----~~~--~-- .. -. --- - .--~ ---i----·
.~~~~-::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::! ~ i~rdr;i~~;:=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::===:~:::::::::=::====:::::~::::::::::::! id ~~:~~r::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1 ~ Suspenders ____________________________________ .. _____________________________ ! 6
Total _______________________________________________ -----------------\--98&
. 'S' .. q .,:.
. '
.}
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
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IN THE ORIGINAL DOCUMENT
BEPORT OF HOSPITAL FOR :r.tENT.A.L DISEASES. 33
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STA.TEMENT I. &ate Indigent ItU(lnt FuJUL
To approprjation _________ u~~: __________________________ I ______ --J $71,000 00 To bOard-M.aintenance of patients. ___ • ____ •••• _. ______________ ---__ . _____ \ 1,591 :2j
:----Total______________________________________________________ ____________ $'r2,59l 25
Creditor. i By support ___________________________________ • _______ • __ • ___ '_'(' $61,175 63 By repair and improvements. ___ ••• __ • ____ ••••• ________________ 7,717 67 By transportation ___ • ____ • __________ . ______________ . ___________ 1,896 80
By itlBuran~-.-------------------------------------------------I !!-lO 00
Total to creUlt of fund. December 31,1902 __ • ________________ .1. __________ _ ________ . I
STA.TEMENT II. Diat,.ibutwn by ckpartllUnu.
i1.000 00
.$l,591 25
Administration (Superintendent and Supervisor's salaries} ________________ $7,650 00 Board _________________ •. ______________ • ______________ . _______ •• _____ • ______ . 17,621; 11
~~r.1E:~~~~~~·:j)==~~~:~:~~:~)j~)jl~:m~~~:~)~~:)·~)l~~~):~~m)i ~ I Laundry ____________________________________________________________________ i 1,451 Ofl Legal fees (searching record, Sullivan ditch) _____ . _________________________ , 50 00 Ornamental, grounds _______________________ . ______________________________ 1 1,6;0 Ofj
Repai1'6 and permanent inlprovements _______________ • _____________________ , ;,717 U7 Supllrlntendent's residence ____ • _______ . _____ .. _______ . ______ • _________ • ____ : 810 SO
~:Jr.~~~~~~_::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::l lk~~ Wt 1--··---- -Total. __ ._ ••• _. _____ •••• _. ____ ••••• ______ •••• ___ ••• _._.-___________ • ___ .1 $11,000 00
---5'l.il· -.----~---.--.--
34 REl'OaT. OF HOSPITAL FOR YE.."iTALDISU)iES.
STATEMENT III.
____________ ~ Supplies p~~~_~u.~uo.~_ Urn'=-~_________ ___ _ Bacon a·nd ham _______________________________ . _________________ ._. ________ • $51 i2 Baling powder, eream tartar, etc •. ___ ._ •• ___ • __________ •. _. ____ • ______ ..•.. 122 78
~~:r~:~1e :~~~~~:==:==:::=::: ~::= ~::=::::::: :::~:: :::::::::::: ::::::::: :::: ~ ~ ~~t~i~~id~hO~~-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. Ji n Books and papers __ ._._. _____ •. _._. _.,._.,. ___ . __________ • _. ________ • __ •• __ . 19 S5 Board visits and ofllcial transportation ___ . ___________ ._. ___ •. ____ • __ • __ .___ 83 10
i~~~ri~~i~:~~iF~~===:::=::=~::==:::::=~:::===::=::=:::===:::::=::::::=:::!. l e gr~B;:;ga~~fl~~ig-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::_::::::=:=::::::::::::::~:::; ~ ~ Chocolate and c(){:oanut __ •• __ •. _ .. __ .. ____ .. _. ____ • _______ • _______ ._. _____ . 59 9;, Coffee and tea .. _____ • ____ .. _______ . __________________ .. _____________ .. __ . ___ ' 1.2fJll (» Committed patients ______ • ___________ .. ___ . ____________ ._. __ . ______ .• _____ • 1,loZI 80 Corn and oatmeal .. ___________ . _____ . ____ "' __ .. ' . __ .• _____ .. ________ • ___ •. 121 9-3 Crockery and glassware _________ .. __ • __ ... _____ •• ___ • ___ .. ____ . __ ._ ... ___ .: 146 &! Crackers .•• __ .• ___ .... _._._. _____ ._ .. __ • ____ ...... _ •• ___ ••. _ .. ___ ..... ____ •. w'J (jj Curtains and blinds __ • __ ..... ____ •. _" _________ . ______ .. __ " ___ • __ . _______ .. 46 31
Bi~~~:e~{\;~~~~~g~:::::::::~::: :::: :::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::; 1~ ~ Disinfectants. __________________________ • _______ •. ___ . ___________ .___ ________ 151) 34
B~?e~l~:~~~~~~!~~~~!:~~~~==:::==:::::=~==:===::=:==~::=::::~=::::::=:=::= .~ ~ Dry goods and notions ___ . ________________________________ . __ . ____________ ._ 250 53 Dusters _. __________ ._. __________________________ . ___________________________ . i6 50
~f!c~ri-;gooci;~~===::::::::::::=:::::-:=:::::::::==::=:==:::===:=::==:~::=~::. ~g ~i Fish and oysters __ . _____________________ . ________________________ .. ____ ._ ___ 261 22 Flayoring extracts _______________________________________________ . _________ • 63 35 Flour ______ • ____________ . _______ . _____________ . ________________________ _ _ ___ 2,199 85 Freight and expressage ___________ . _____________ . __ • ___ . _______ .____________ 100 05 Fmits, fresh, candies and nuts ______ .. _____________ . __ . __ . ______________ . ___ 451 70 Fruits. canned and dried ____ • _______________ • _____________________ . ___ !_____ 3\15 03 Furniture _______________________________ . ___________ . __________ . ______ . _____ 32 80
~~~~~~~~Js~===:=:~:::=::::=::~=::::::===:::::::::~::::==:====:~:::::::=::: ~ ~ Grass seed __ • ____________________________________ • ________________________ .' W 40 Hard ware __________________________________________ . ________________________ : 991 18 Hose and robber goods __________________________________________ . _________ .' 13107 Horse ______ .. __________________________ •• _____ • ______ • _______________________ . 165 00 Harness and harness repairs. _____________________________________ . _________ . 16725 Ice ___________________________________ ._. ______ . ____ • ________ ._______________ 370 23
tti~i~1~i~rf~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i :~ ~ Lime, cement and plaster __________ •• _ .• _______________ ._. _________ . __ . ____ .: 140 R.5
t~b~~a__nts :::::::::: ::::::::::=:::::::===:=::: ~::=::::::::: ::::::: ::::::::::! ~i ~ 1,nm ber _______ .. ___ • _____ . ____ ~ _____________ • _________ .-____________________ i 1,187 92
Si:~~~~~?ajjd-ve~mfc~iii::::::::::=:::::::::::=::::::::=:::::===::::::::::::; 1~ ~ ~lattresses __ • ____ .• _______ . _______________ . _________________________ . __ .. ___ ! 193 15 ~atting and mats __________ .. ____________ • ________________________ . _________ ; 111 28 ~fiscellaneotl8, labor .--- ___ . ---. ___ .. __________ .-. ____ ._ .- _____ • ____ . ___ .--. i 2H1 20 )fis(·~llaneotlH, expenses and supplies ____ • ___ . ________________ .. _________ .. , 21876 ~I 1 1 h tl ;w.) al il!~el~ir~~'~ ('~~d~~,_e~t~:::::::~::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::; 86 ~3 Plated ware and optical goodH ________ ._ ... ___________________ . ___ . ________ .' 11i 40
~~~lr~~{:~~~~r~~;;;=:=::=:===:===:~:::::==:=:::=:::::=:~::===::::==:==::=:=! 19 lz TUee [Iud crnrkerj wheat. _________________________ ._. _____ . ___ . __________ ._.' :117 15 Rolled oats lind pearl barley ______ .• __ ._._. ____ . ___________ ..• ______ • ___ . ____ i 109 16
~~~:~~_~~v!~::::::~::_:=::::=:::=::::::=:::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=,' _ 36,~ i~ Carried forward .. _____ • __ • _____ • _______ ••••• __ • ____ ._. ___ • _____ ._____________ $59,9'7 80
REPORT OF HOSPITAL Fon )(Y-lo:TAL DISEASES.
81'ATEME~T IV.
$iXl.947 30 9306
10-100 il59 51
81; 60 :3267 6900 7S 52
12000 4035
1,199 25 9625
14340 88 44 6g 68
22795 U8 99
1,405 32 5300 22 40 9334
11700 lli 10
18186 6,165 61
$71,000 00
Im'elltory of properly on l.wad December 31, 19')2, (1, per tl.e 000J:.s of the II(Mpital. by departllunU.
Hoard ________________________________________________ . _____________________ ! $5,788 12
F!i~~~~iti~~~~~~~~:~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i -~:m fi f~~~:~~~~~~;;;"i;~~~E~~;~~m~~:~~~:~~~~~::::~:.~:t~::~~~::~::~I i ti Superintendent's residence ________________________________________________ 1 1,405 15 'Vards _____________________________________________________________________ ! 17,104 26
1--·---Totalll __________ ---------------- .----.-_________________________ ----________ i $48,096 27
STATE20IENT V.
PUTcluued sloc/.: sItW(ITtUred. Valu~ «Imputed at ct!rrent pncu. 110 ~tcers and cows, 72,555 pounds _________________________________________ _ !I'J sheep nnillarnbs, 4,717 ponnds _ . ________________________________________ _ 3 sheep killed by dogs _________________ .. __________________________________ __
Total value _. ___ . _________________________ • _________ • ____ .. _______________ ..
I
$5,078 85 471 70 1200
36 REPORT OF BOSJ>lTAJ, FOR ll";STAL DISEASES.
8';I'ATElLEN'l' VI. Fan,. atUl Garda..
------- '---------~-------.-----DebUrt.
Junuul'Y I, 19m-To personal pr.operty as ver Inventories all i follows:
:Machinery and tools -----------------------------------------i $723 10 i Vehieles _________________ . ____ .. ______________________________ ' 995 00 :
~&:~;~~?~~:~:~~::::~~~~~~~~~~:~~~~~~~::::~::~~~i . j ft I $4,1)3110 To expenditures ___________________ • ________ • ____________ ... __ 1.. __ • _______ 1 4,588 11
I :--------, Total _______ •• ______ • _______________________________ ---------.i •• -------t $0,522 21
&editlor. 1 I Products raised as follows (values hereto attached, computed! I
at prices current at time of gathering or wIll!:) ~ ; I' Fruit- ; Apples, 10.800 pounds ________________________ ••••• ___________ : $21000:
Currants, 1,000 pounds ____________ • ___________ •• _ •• _________ : 50 00 : Gooseberries, 425 pounds _. _____________________ • _____ • _______ ! 21 25 ! Plurns and prunes, 6,000 pounds _______________ ._. ___ • __ ••• _.! 300 00 I Raspberries, 2i5 gallons ____________ • _____________ • __________ .! 13i 50 I Blackberries, 28 gallons _______ ._ •••• _____ • _____________ • _____ ( 14 00 \
Ve!!etables- '0')385 50 I; Asparagus, 1,590 pounds ___________________________ • ___ • ______ ! .... Deets, W,OOO pounds __________________________________ --------1 390
60 0000
II' Cauliflower, 600 pounds __________________________________ • ___ \
g~~~~~~~£~~l~C;;Js-=:==========:===::====:::=::::=:=:::::::: L~ ~ , Cahbage, 32,000 pounds ______________________ . ______________ .. : &1000 Cucurn bers, 2,400 pounds _______________ . ___ • ___ • _____________ ~ 48 00 Canteloupes, 912 pounds ____________________________________ ._, 45 00 Corn, green, 1,350 dozen ears ___ .. ____ •• _______________________ , 2i0 00 Egg-Illant, 170 pounds _____________________________ • ___________ i 51 00 l,cttllee, 3,.344 dozen heads ________________________________ • __ . i 3.34 40 Onions, green, 2,961) bunches _________________________________ .! 14B 00 Onions, dry, 62,500 ponnds ____________________________________
1 62.500
Peasl green, 2,200 pounds _________ • ____________________ . ______ , 88 00
Pars ey. 800 ounces _____ • _____________________________________ , 2400 Potatoe~, 302,000 ponnds _____ . __________ . _______________ • ___ ._1 2,i1800 Parsnips, 1(),000 pounds _____________________ . _________________ ' 100 00 Peppers, green, 290 pounds __________ .. ______ . _______ ... ______ : 290 00 nadishe~, 2,200 bunches _________ . ________________ • __________ .' 116 00 Rhubarh, 312 pound~ _____ • __________________ .________________ 1560 Rutabagas, 12,000 pounds _____________________________________ ' 120 \JO RquastJes and pumpkins, 15,000 pound" ___ L_ ---- ___ • ________ i 300 00 Turnips, 10,000 pounds ______________________________________ .. 1 160 00 Tomatoes, 4,510 pOlmds ___________________________ . ___________ ' 90 20 , 'Vatermelons, 2,800 pounds ____________________ • _____________ 1' 560 00 i
lIm,- ----, It ay, alfalfa, 634 tons ________________________________________ .i ____________ ! ~~-' :'
Milk, 25,!l!JO gallons -----------------------... ----- ________ • ___ i----------.-! Block .~I(lII(/"teTC<l (<,OIllPUted at current prices)- i ;
15 COIVS, 11,241 pounds ___ • ____________ .. _______________________ , $674 46 1 34 ealves, 3,254 pounds ________________________________________ , 323 40 I 91 hog", 17,495 pounds _____________________________ , _______ • ___ l 1,399 60 I
Po"ltn, Yard- !--- --, I 'l'urkeys slaughtered. 3 -_____________ • _______________________ 1 $900 I
$i29 .5
8,690 .0 4,12100
2,BSB !lO
2,399 46
Eggs, 2,255 dozen _______ . __ • ___ • _________ .. ____________ . ______ 1 6i660 Chir.ken~ slaughtored, 44Y:; dozen --------------------------.-i 3,1033
1
~'otal _.,_. ~-_____ ._~-.~:- _~=---.-~--~-~~~~~-~-.~.~-:~~~~--~.:-- !~=--=-~==.-.I_ .~::_;
REP()f..T OF HOSPITAL }Olt lIIE.'iTAL DISEAaES.
December 31, 1902-By value of the products as aho<:e ____ • __ .
~~~~h~;e~~ !~~la i~~~~~~~~:_~:_~~~r~~_~~~~~~!.~ _____ _ Vehicles. __ • _____ •• ___ . __ • _______ •• ______ • ___ . _______________ _ Harness and robes __ • ___ • __ . ______ • ___ ._. ___ • __ •• ___ •• __ ... __ _ Hay and straw __ ••• ___ •• ______ ._ •• _______ •• _._. __ ••• __ • __ ••••
t~?:k~~~~~~~~=::=:::=:=:=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
! $19,005 89 \
1,11510 ,
~~nll 9S100 34300 I 159 2-'i
37
3,105 00 I Debtor. I $26,i79 39
To inyentones and expenditures as above. ____ •• _. __ ._ •. -------1 $9.522 21
same in Hospital books) 107 months at $30 per mOllth______ 3,210 00 Deduct board of farm and garden employees (no account of I
• i· 12,732 21
Net proceeds of farm ___ • _______________ • __ •• _______ ._._. ____ I. ____ ~-----.! $14,M718
STATEMENT VII. Farm Cootingent .fund.
DebtoT. ! January 1, 190I-To cash on hand --._. __ ._. __ • _____ ._. ______ • __ i '1'0 casli from Dr. Patterson_ for hoard of his non-resident guests i To casll from sale of 150 hldes and 92 pelts __ •• ___ • ______ .•• __ .\ To cash from sale of old milk cans ______ . ________ • ____ ._. _____ . To cash from sale of old bull, 3 cal Yes and 2 suckling pigs •• ___ , To cash from sale of potatoes and vegetables ___ • __ ._ •• ____ •• _. 1
To cash from sale of tallow ••• -•• -----.-----------.--.-.----.--1 To cash from land rent. _____ • ____ • _____ ._. ___ ~-•• ---•• ----- •••. ' To cash from pasture -.-.- •• -.-- ---•• -.-••• -.- -.--.------.-- ---. i
I $51 91 ! 12200 i 453 00 '
00' lob 00 I 23280 ! 69 ~2 200
258 15 27960 56500
To cash from sale of machinery and old iron .• _. __ • __ • ____ • ___ \ To cash from sale of hay _._ ••• ___ • __ • ______ • __ ••• ______ •• _ •• __ _
Creditor. • .----.!=~$2.;1~4~2:11~1 By cash paid for 102 sheep and lambs-.-----___ •· _________ • ____ i $400 80 '\' By cash paid for ground rent, f;outherfi Pacific P.allroad Co. __ I 1500 By cash paid for garden seed ________ .. _____ • _____________ • ____ , 926 Bv cash paid for five horses ______ • __________ • __ • _________ • ___ ._: 4D7 50 I Bv cash paid for boat -.--. ________ •• _____ • __ • _______ .• _______ ._1 1000 By cash paid for hides ______________ • __ • _____ •• ________________ i 325 ! By cash paid for breeding mares ----.--.- -.-------.--•• --- _ .--.: 46 00 I By cash paid for frnit __ • _______ • ___ • __ •.• ________________ • _____ \ 84 80 Bv cash paid for feed __________________ ._._. _________ • _____ •• _.. 24852 , Bv cash paid for changing radiators ___ • __ • _____ •. _______ •• ____ , 25 10 ; By cash pa!d for stra\,. -----.-. __ ••• ________ •• ____ ••• _. _______ ._\ 1200 1 By cash pnHl for buIL ______ • ____ • ____________________ . _____ .___ 100 00 I By cash paid for roosters ___ ._. _______ ••• _______ • ________ • ______ .1 2200 ; By cash paid for potato planter -______________________ • ________ ! 12 00 I By cash paid for beef _____ ._. __________ • ___ • __ ._ ••• _____________ ! 630 40 I
, ---~i $2,lOt flO CllI!b balance on band December 31, 1902--••• ---•••• ----.--.--.1.--•.. -.--.. 1 ___ 32 _4~
! $2,142 11 . I ~ ..... ______ _
38 REPORT OF HOSPITAL FOR MENTAL DISEASES.
STA'!'EMENT VIII,
Prepared articles of food t,«Ide from protUull of HOIpital far .. ,..
Bacon and ham!!, l>ounds _____________ 2,640 I Pickled pigs' feet. gallons ____________ 340 Blood pudding. pounds _______________ 180 l:5auerkraot, gallons __________________ 1,200 Lard. ponnd" _______________________ 2,150 i Peach prelrerves, gallons _____________ 12 Tallow, pounds _______________________ 2,000 I Plum preserves. gallons __________ ---- 30 Pickles, galloll!!_______________________ 30~ Apple je!lY, ?allot!s__________________ IB:'; Tomat()es, gallons.____________________ 116 -Currant Jell.!'~galJOIlS-________ .. ____ 113 Head cheese, poo.nds________________ 2i6 -
---~~----------------~-------.-- ---._--.- - -.-~-.------- .. -~ .. --.~-.--
STATEMENT IX.
Patie1IU' Jkporit Furul.
Debtor. January 1, 1901-To cash on hand ______________________________ : To cash received from patients during 1901 ____________________ 1
$1,421 6J . 7615 i
Creditor. i I By cash disbursed for patients during 1901.-------------------:------------;
$1,500 i6
539 28 , ------Cash in fund December 31,1001 ________________________________ i ____________ : $!l61 48
1 Jamtary 1, 1902-To cash on hand ______________________________ ! $WI 48 I To cash received from patients during 1902____________________ ~87 45 I
Creditor. i $1,248 93
Debtor.
By cas11 disbursed for patients during 1902 ________________________________ \ ___ 1_3_9_35_-
Cash in fund December 31, 1902 ----- ---------- -~-- --------- _____________ 1 $1,109 58
STATEME~T X.
AvtrQ{Je cost for tTle term of 1901-1902.
8 :,.... :,;... ." ~ '":: 9. g .,,~ :16 ,~ ~:; re~ _::. ~~ o-i::! ~n ~t") ~<:) ~ .. ~ I t:)~""'~~'; t:~ Departments. ... t'; ~~ ;:. r: ~ :::,' 0 .... ~ ~. g; e~ ~c: ~;= e~ -;<~ =,"-1 . .-.~ ~ ; ~ : 2 :7~ . ~ fh :~ :~ :~
~upport ___________ ~~ ____ ~""I- $(in,liM 2B-I;2,4~2 68 . $8276$156 071 ~13 OR ! $03~Mij 'l'ransportatiol1 _____ .. _______ 1,891) 80 ' 790a 2 fi:~ 499 i 42 I .Ol,\'h ltepairs and jlUprovelllent~ __ I 7,717 67 321 67: 10 72 20 ilil I 1 6!) i .o·~,·lib Insurance ___________ .________ 210 00 l! 75 : 29 66 I 05 I .00,'Il1,
~~1s--~=-~~::.-~ .. ---··--I-~40875 ~8112 03 i ~ 40 $182 ~J ~~ :41~a
REPORT OF 1I0SPITAL FOR 3lENTAL DIsEASES- 39
STATEliEST XI. DUburumenU froJl~ ltUligtitt IIU4'~ YtVAll /}y l1wnthl,1901-1902.
~llJii~~!ll!=i;;l!;;;!~;~i~;;~!~~1;!!!i;;!llll Novem ber _______________________________________________ , 3,726 49 December _______________________________________________ 1 3,184 44
I $37,325 65
lOO2-{~b~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-::::::::::::::! ~grg ~ I March ____________ - _______________________________________ : 2,365 81 April _____________________________________________________ : 2,688 02
-S~~e::::::::::::::::::::::==::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::=:: ~= ~f I July _____________________________________________________ , 2,521 83
t{~!Et~~~~~:===:==::==:==:==:=:===:==:~:=:==:::=.:=::=:::i ~rJ ~ I Novem her ________________________________________________ 1 3,220 92 ' December _______________________________________________ 1, 3,436
841
I $33,67435
:otal ____ :~-~~~-~~-=~~-_~~=~-~~~~~--==~=~-~_.~---~~~=-----!----=--=L $71,000 00
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