Annual report of the board of directors and officers of Longview Asylum, to the governor of the state of Ohio, for the year ending ...

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BOARD OF DIREOTORS .

MARK E. REEVES, ESQ.

HON. JOHN F. TORRENOE,

JUDGE JOHN BURGOYNE.

OFFICERS.

SUPERINTENDENT AND PHYSJOIAN,

O. M. LANGDON, lf. D •

. A. SSIS~. ANT PHYSICIANS,

J. A. HALL, M. D.,

JAS. H. DENNY, M. D.

STEWARD.

ROBERT T. THORBURN.

MATRON,

MRS. LOUISA W. JONES.

REPOitT OF THE TRUSTEES. ,

LONGVIEW ASYLUM, 11th Mo. 18th, 1865.

To His ExceUerwy Oha'lles Anderson,

Governor of Ohio:

In conformity to the law reorganizing Benevolent Institutions of the

. State, passed April 25th, 1852, the under igued, DirectOrs of theJA> ngview

Asylum of Hamilton county, beg leave to submit their sulb annual

Report.

The receipts for the current year have been as follows:

From State Treasurer ...... _ ... _ .... _ . _ . _ .. _ ..... _ ..... .

" Oounty Treasurer ~ ............................................................... ..

" Board of Pay Patients ............ ................................... ,. .... ..

" cash balance last year, as per l'eport ................................ ..

33,408 10

53,000 00

15,820 50

173 62

Total receipts _ .... __ ........ _ . . . . . . . . . 102,402 22

The expenditnres for, the. year . have amounted to .... _. .... . 102,197 15

Balance _ ... __ . _ . _ .. __ ... __ . _ ... ___ . . . 205 07

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We would . respectfully call your . attention to the fact that the following

items areinclnded in'tbe above statement of outlays for the year, which,

. though in our opinion judicious and requisite, should not be considered

in the estimate of cUrrent expenses, viz. : '

Paid for real estate __ . _ . __ .......... __ ...... .. .. _ . . . . . . . $ 2,224 20.

" telegraph .. _ ..... _ ... _ .. _ .. _ .... _ .. : __ .. ___ . _ . . 507 00

.. coal. _ . ____ . _ ... .... .. .'. _ .... _ . __ .... . . __ . __ . . . 17,031 93

.. improvement in ( aDd additional) machinery. _ . ___ . 4,875 41

.. piano. - __ .. _ ... _ ...... _ ....... ' .' .... _ . ___ . . . _ . 500 00

.. insurance .. _ ... __ .... _ .. _ ........ '.' ..•... _ ... _ . 345 00

Total .. - . .. - -. - -.. - - . . - -... -... - - _ . _ . $ 25,483 55

From our personal inspection and examinations from time to time during

the year, we are convinced tbat every department Of this Institution has

been faitlifuIly and economically managed; and that the ' increased require­ment

of money over former years has been caused by reason of the con­tinued

advance of provision, material and labor.

It will be observed that our receipts for pay- patients during the past

are largely in excess of any previous year.

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The improving and ornamenting the grounds have been steadily going

on, and the labor has been mostly performed by the inmates, who enjoy it

as a recreation, and are improved in health thereby.

Each year's ob ervation convinces us of th~ necessity of having more

land for agricultural and horticultural purposes; and we would again call

attention to this want, with the hope that it may not be overlooked by

the next Legisiature.

We feel fully justified in al'lsuring you that the administration of the

affairs of Longview Asylum are managed with considerate care and in

business like manner; that all of the unfortunate inmates who are placed

within its walls are the recipients of kind intelligent treatment, and their

wants carefully attended to in every way. The officers and employees

who have charge of the various departments of the , institution are, we

believe, competent, and endeavoring to conscientiou ly discharge their

responsible and laborious dutie .

The term of ( ix years) for which our much esteemed and efficient super­intendent,

Dr. O. M. Langdon ( wa originally elected), having expired,

we were unanimou ly of opinion that the best intere ts of this A ylum, as

well a the cau e 0 humanity, would be greatly promoted by securing

his continuance of its mallagement, and we accordingly re- elected him

Superintendent for another term of six year .

The number of inmates remaining at the close of 1a t year,

as per report . ... ............................... .... _ 367

Received during the year.. ......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 163

530

Discharged during the year ........................... } 154

Died .. " .......................... .

Remaining. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . 376

For a more minute account of the cure , discharges and mortality of

the patients during the year, we re pectfullyl refer to the report of the

Superintendent, and for the details of the expenditures to the report of

the Steward, rull of which will accompony thi .

M. E. REEVES,

JOHN BURGOYNE,

JOHN F. TORRENOE. I

REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT.

To the Board of Directors:

GENTLEMEN,- I have tbe honor to submit my sixth annual report, the

current year endiJlg Oct. 31st, 1865.

You will find, it is believed, in tbe following statements and tables all

tbe more important and interesting facts which it is thought necessary to

present for your consideration.

At the date of our la t report we had remaining in the Institution 175

males and 192 females; making a total of 367 patient. Since then there

have been received 73 males and 90 female. Of the e there were ent by

friends, 25 males and 17 females; and by the Probate Oow't, 78 males and

73 females.

The whole number, therefore, treated during the year was 248 males and

282 females, making a total of 530.

During this time there were discbarged cured, 35 males and 55 females;

illtp)' oveil, 11 males and 20 females; unilnproved, 2 male and 1 female,

while tbere died, 17 males and 13 females, making in all, 154.

There consequently remained in tbe house at the end of the year, 183

male and 173 females, or a total of 37~.

The greatest number in the Asylnm at any time was from June 18th

to the 21st, when there were 414; the smallest from Dec. 1st to 4th, 365 ;

and the average for the whole time wa' 390. The smallest number of

males wa 173; of females, 191; the greatest number of males was 198,

and of female , 223.

The average number of pay- patients was_ .. __ .. _ . . _ ............ .

And of those committed by tLe Probate Oourt ..... ............ .

The per cent. of cures on admission wa .. _ .. _ .................. .

" " deaths on whole number treated. _ ............. _.

"" " on the average was ... _ ..... ............ .

The average co t of each inmate per annum .................. .

" " .. per week ...... .... _ ........ .

" " exclusive of pay- patients per annum ...... .

" " " " per week _ ...... .

" " exclusive State patients per annum ....... .

" " " " per week. _ ....... _

" .• pay · patients per annum .................. .

" " .. per week ................... .

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350

55.20

5.66

7.69

262 04

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246 79

4 74

151 34

2 91

395 50

7 60

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RECEIPTS OF MONEY.

Amount received from County .. ' ...... , .. , .............. .

'- " " State .............. _ ............. ..

" " pay- patients _ .. , ............. , .... .

Cash balance from last year ............................. .

$ 53,000 00

33,408 10

15,820 50

173 02

$ 102,401 62

Cash now on hand .. . . • . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . .. .. . .. . . . 204 47

Total expenses ( See Steward's Report) .•.. ,......... $ 102,197 15

TABLE I.- Showing discharges d~ tring the year.

Discharges. Males. Females.. Died.

Cured ............................................................. 34 55 90

Improved .... _ ..... _ ........ _ . _ ..... 11 20 31

Unimproveu ....................................... 2 1 3

Died .................................................. .. ........ 17 13 30

Totals ...................... 65 89 154

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TABLE 2.-~ howing the number and Ca1t86 oj deaths.

Causes. bIales. Females. Total.

Phthisis pulmonalis ........•......... 3 5 8

' Epilepsy ...... , ..................... 2 2 4

Pneumouia typhoid .................. 3 ............ 3

General paralysis .................... 4 1 5

Marasmus ..................... : .... 1 1 2

Gastro enteritis .................... ...................... 1 2 3

Maniaical exhaustion ................................ 2 1 3

Apoplexy ........................... .. .......... 1 1

Suicide ............................. 1 .. .......... 1

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- Totals ...................... 17 13 30

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TABLE 3.- Slwwing the number received, diso'luvrged or died, and remaining.

Remaining at commencement of the year ........•.• : • . • . . • • . • 367

Received during the year. . . . .• . . . . . . • . • • . . . . . .. . • . . . . . . . . • . . . 163

Disch~~ ed or died.................. . . . . . . . • • . • . . . • .. . . . . . . 154:

RemalDlDg • . • • . • . . . . . . • . . • . . • . . . . . . • . . • • . • . . • . • • . . • . • • . • • . • 376

Total. . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . • . . • . . • . . . . . . . • • . . 1,060

, TABLE 4.- Slwwing the age oj patients at time of admission..

Ages. Males. Females. Total.

From 5 to 10 years .............................. 3 2 5

" 10 to 20 " .................................... 37 20 57

" 20 to 30 " ................................... 152 184 336

" 30 to 40 " .................................... 185 161 346

" 40 to 50 " .................................... 134 120 : 254

" 50 to 60 " .................................... 69 57 126

" 60 to 70 " .................................... 17 19 36

" 70 to 80 " .................................... 8 10 18

" 80 _ to90 " .................................... 3 3

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T. A1lLE 5.- Showing the oCCttpation of 1181 patientB.

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Artist ............................ 1 .. ....... 1- Expressman 1

Artist's wife ........ . ........... 1 1 Engineer's wife .... ... .......

Butchers .. . ......... 6 ........ 6 Farmers ... ................... 58

Butcher's wife .... " . ........ 1 1 Farmers' wive .. .......

Brick · mason ......... 1 ........ 1 Farmers' daughtere

Brickmason's wife ... ......... 1 1 Farmer's son ...... 1

Bakers .........• . ... 6 ......... 6 Finisher .. ................... 1

Baker's wife . .... .... ........ 1 1 Freight- agent ...... 1

Broom · makers ............ 4 .. ...... 4 Grocers ....... .... 4

Book · keepers ........ 5 ........ 5 · Grocer's wife ...... .. ......

Book. keeper's daught. ........ 1 1 Grinder •.•..... ... 1

Blacksmiths ................... 11 ...... .. 11 Gardeners .. ................. 3

Bookbinder's wife .... ......... 2 2 Gardeners' daught'r .. ......

Boatman ............ 7 .. .. .. .. 7 - · Gunsmith ....... .. 1

Boatman's wife ...... .. .. .. .. 1 1 · Gla · blower ............ 1

Boiler · makers .............. 2 .. ...... 2 Housewive& ••..... .. ......

Brewers ............. 4 .. .. .. .. 4 - · Hucksters ................ 3

Barbers ... '" .•..... 2 .. .. .. .. 2 - Hatter, •••• ....... 1

Bookseller ..................... 1 .. .. .. .. 1 Harness- maker .... 1

Builder ............. 1 .. .. .. .. 1 Hotel- keeper ............ 1

Olerks .............. 21 .. ... .. .. 21 Hotel. keeper's wife. ........ oa binet · m akers ........... 9 .. .. .. ... 9 " daught. .. .......

• Oabinet- maker's wife. .. ... .. .. 1 1 Jeweler ........... I -

Ooopers . " .... •..... 13 .. .. .. .. 13 Laborers .......... 127

Oarpenters ...... .. .. 13 ......... 13 Laborers' wives .. : .

Oontractor .......... 1 .. .. .. .. 1 " daughters ........

Oattle · dealers .............. 2 .. .. .. .. 2 Laundress ......... .. ......

Coalheavers ......... 2 .. .. .. .. 2 Locksmith ................ 1

Oonfectioners .............. 2 .. .. .. .. 2 Livery · stable keeper 8

Carriage- maker ...... 1 .. .. .. ... 1 Lawyers .. ~ .................. 6

Cooks .. ' ......... , ... 4 .. .. .. .. 4 Lawyers' wives .... .........

Olergynnen .....•.... 7 ........ 7 " daughters 3

Oigar- makers ........ 8 .. .. .. .. 8 Merchants ......... 27

Coffee. house- keeper .. 2 ........ 2 Merchants' wives ..

Ooffee · house · keeper's " daughteI ........

wife ............................ .. .. .. .. 1 1 Music- teachers ..... 4

Oopper · plater ........ 1 .. .. .. .. 1 l\ fachinists ........ 2

Clothiers ....................... 2 .. .. .. .. 2 Moulders ....•..... 3

Coppersmith .... ......... .... 1 .. .. .. .. 1 Milliners ......... : .. ......

Clerk's daughter ..... ........ 1 1 Miners ........•... 2

Oaulker ............. 1 .. .. .. .. 1 Manufactur's daugt. ........

' Domestics ........... .. .. .. .. 115 115 Musician' wife .... .. ......

Druggists ........... 1 .. .. .. .. 1 Mechanics' wives .. .........

Druggists' wives ..... 3 3 " daughter ........

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Optician __ .. _ .. _ .. _ . 1 ~ ....... 1 Sale man _____ e ••• __ 1 .. ....... 1

Peddlers ............ 10 ......... 10 Sawyers _._ .. -_ ... 2 ... ........ 2

Printers ............ 4 ... ... ... .. 4 Saddler . .... .. --- .......... 2 .......... 2

Potter .............. 1 1 Students . •. __ ..... 4 ........... 4

PIa terer ........................... 1 ... ....... 1 _ Si ter. of Charity . . ... ......... 1 1

Paper carriers ... _ .. 2 .. .. .. .. 2 Tailors . ... _ .... - .. 16 ......... 16

Painters .- ..... -_ ..... 2 ... .. .. ... 2 Tobacconist . _ ..... 1 ... ...... 1

Porters ---- ..... -_ ... 2 .. ...... 2 Tanners ...................... 3 ... ....... 3

Pattern- maker ....... 1 .......... 1 Tinners ........ _. . ,> ... ......... 2

Prostitutes .......... ... ... ... ... 6 6 Traders ........... 2 ........... 2

Pilot ................ 1 ......... 1 Trader's wife ...... ... ....... 1 1

Physicians ....................... 5 ... ....... 5 Telegrapher ....... 1 ... ....... 1

Public officer ........ 1 ........... 1 Trunk- maker ...... 1 .. ...... 1

Rope- makers ........ 2 ......... 2 Team ter .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... 2 .. ....... 2

Rag- picker .......... 1 1 Undertaker ................ 1 ... ........ 1

Painter's wife ....... 1 1 Unknown ......... 14 20 34

Seam tresses ........ ... .. ... .. 35 35 Varnishers ........ 2 .. ........ 2

Servants. _ ....... _ . _ ... ... .. ... 13 13 Va£ ant ....... ___ ......... 1 1

Shoemakers ........ _ 19 ... .. ... ... 19 W chmen. _ ..... _ 4 ........ 4

Shoemakers' wives_ .. .. ... .. .. 4 4 . Waiter ............ 1 ......... ... 1

School- teacher .. .. ... .. .. .. 7 3 10 Wagon- maker _. _._ 1 ......... 1

School- teacher's wife _ ... .. ... .. 1 1 Watch- maker .. _ .. ~ 1 ......... 1

Stone- masons ...... __ 4 ... .. .. .. 4 Wa hwoman ............. ... ... .. .. 1 1

Soldiers .......................... 41 .. .. ..... 41

Soldier'S wife ...... __ ......... 1 1

Stone- cutters ....... _ 2 .......... 2 Totals ........ : 617 1564 \ 1181

TABLE 6.- Show- ing ci'IJ- il condition oj 1181 Patients.

, Oondition. Male. Female. Total.

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Single .............. -. . .. . .. .. .. ..... 330 __ 228 558

Married ............ . ........... ... . . -_. 241 253 494

Widowed ...................................................... .. 31 , 94 125

U nkno'IYn ............... -...... . .. . . 3 1 - 4

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Total .............................................. .. .... /' 605 576 1181 . , t,

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TABLE 7.- Slwwing ' age at which i' 1l8awitll appeared in 1181 Patients.

Age. Male. Female. Total.

Oongenital .......................... 23 13 46

: From Ito 5 years ...........•...... 4: 1 5

".. 5 to 10 .... .................................. 10 6 16 .. 10 to 20 . .. ................................ 4: 3 39 82 .. 20 to 30 .. ...................... . ............ I ~ 170 180 350 30 to 40 .................................... 172 178 350

" 40 to 50 " .................... .. ............ 111 96 207

" 50 to 60 " .................................... 54 40 94:

." 60 to 70 " .................................... 12 16 28

.". 70 to 80 " .................................... 6 4: 10 80 to 90 " .................................... 3 0 03

Total ..........•..•.••••..... _ 608 I 573 I 1181

TABLE 8.- Showing the nativity of 1181 Patieltts received in . Asylum.

Nativity. Nativity.

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Ohio ..... ~ ..... : ... 113 851'

Pennsylvania .. ~ .... 18 24

Oonnecticut ........ 1 3

Kentucky .......... 24 22

Indiana.. .. .. .. . . .. 11 5

NewYork. : ........ 14 13

Maryland .......... 10 5

New Jersey......... 6 7

Virginia... .. .. .. . . .. 12 16

Vermont ....... .. . . 1 2

lllinoi ............. 1 3

Massachusetts .. . . . . 3 5

Georgia .. . .. . .. .. .. 2 1

Michigan ...... .... 2 1

New Hampshire .... 2 3

Alabama . . . . . . . . . . . 1 ... .

lTelaware .......... r .. ..

Missi sippi ......... 1 .. ..

Tennessee ...... . . . . 1 2

North Oarolina..... 1 ... .

Maine ............. ; 1 ... .

Unknown .......... 4 14

Total American. 230 2131 « : 3 I

Nova Scotia ........ 2 .. ..

Oanada ............ 4: 2

Germany. • . . . . . . . .. 20. s 180

Ireland.. . .. .. .. .... 419 129

Pru sia ...... ...... 7 7

Holland ... . . . . . . . . . 2 ••..

Switzerland .•..•... 2 2

England.. . . .. .. • .. . 11 19

Scotland ........... 5 6

France ............. 7 4:

Italy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 ... .

Au tria .... ........ 2 .. ..

Poland. . . . . . . . . • . . . 1 ... .

Wurtemburg ....... .... 1

Hanover ........... .... 3

. Wale ...... .. ...... .... 2

Norway .•. ........ 1 . .. .

Belgium.... ... ... .. • 1 ... .

Baden,. . . . .. . . . . . .. .... 1

New Bron wick..... 1. ...

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Total Foreign. .. 375 363 738

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Total ..... '," . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .......•.. . .. 4: 4: 3 738 1181

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TABLE 9.- Showing caue of Insanity in. 1181 patients.

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Oongenjtal. . . .. . ....... 22 15 37 Lo s of sleep . ....... . 4 1 5

Intemperance ... .... .. . 117 28 145 Ma turbation ........ 65 3 68

Domestic trouble . ... ... 16 58 74 Di ea e of brain ...... 4 2 6

Uterine derangement .. . 58 58 Joy ..... .. ..... ..... ... 1 1

Menstrual derangement . ... 18 18 Mortified pride ....... .., 1 1

Ohange of life ......... ... 6 6 Oondition of country .. 1 1 2

Fever .................. 5 2 7 Family trouble ....... ... 8 8

" Typhoid ..... ... .. 13 5 18 Apoplexy ........ .... 3 ... 3

" S11i p ............. ... 1 1 War excitement ...... 23 10 33

" yellow . . ... . . .... ., . 1 1 Family Estrangement. . .. 2 2

PuerperaL ............. ... 35 35 Spinal disease ........ 1 1 2

Sexual excitement ...... ] 1 Oong tive chilL ..... ... 1 1

Injury to head .......... 23 9 32 Pregnancy .......... ... 1 1

Di appointed love. . . . .. 20 35 55 Protracted nursing, . . ... 3 3

Religious excitement.. . . 20 30 50 Rheumati m ......... 3 6 9

J ealousy. ..... .. .. . ... 11 9 20 Excessive use tobacco. 2 ... 2

Grief.................. 9 31 40 Abuse ............... ... 1 1

Loss of property. . . . . .. 11 6 17 Dyspey ilL .......... 1. .. - I

Epilepsy .... -......... 39 17 56 Old age ............. 3 5 8

Seduction ............. .. . 6 6 Accidental homicide . . 2 ... 2

Seduction of sister ...... 1. .. 1 Homicide . .......... . 1. .. 1

Nostalgia .............. 7 14 21 Bad hauits ........... 1. .. 1

Variola ................ . .. 5 5 Disappoin · tment ...... 1. .. 1

Ill · bealth .............. 27 22 49 Imprisonment ....... 2 ... 2

Spiritualism ........... 2 4 6 Financial troubles .... 16 1 17

I nflall: mation of bowels. ... 1 1 Exposure ............ 1. .. 1

Povert, y •............... 4 9 13 Hard study .......... 5 1 6

Frigllt ................. 3 ' 4 7 Oongestion of brain .. . 1 1 . 2

Ooup de sol ............ 11 1 12 Measels ............. . 1. .. 1

Convulsions ........... 2 ... 2 Nervous derangement. ... 1 1

Injury by friends ....... 1. .. 1 Mental anxiety _ .... ; . 1 1

Disappointed marriage .. 1. .. 1 Erysipelas ........... 1 1

Acquisitivene s ........ 1. .. 1 Fear of draft ... ... .. . 1 ... 1

J!' atigue and expo nre ... 1 1 2 AdV'er ity ............ ... ~ 1

Mechanical injury ...... 1 1 2 Scrofula ............. ... 1 1

Slander ...... ..... ..... 1 3 4 )) eath of President ... ... 1 1

Old ulcer .... .......... 1. .. 1 Unknown ............ 93 83 176

P aralysis ........... , '.: 1. .. 1 - -

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TABLE 10.- B1wwiwg the form of disease in 1181 patients.

Diseases. Male. Female. Total.

Idiqcy . . . . . . . . . •. . . . . . . . . . . .• . . • . . . . .• . . . . . . . . 18

1m becility . . • . . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . 15

Mania acute. . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . • . . .. 129

" Chronic ................................................................ 148-

" Puerperal . ........ .. ............................................................ ..

" Hysterical ...................................................................... ..

" Suicidal .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 3

" Periodical .................................................................... .. ..

Monomania. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 83

Melancholia... . . . . .. . . . ... ... . . . . ... ........ .. 15

Dypsomania . . .. '. • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. • . . .. . . . 2

N ympbomania ............. ~ ........................ .

Epilepsy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . 42

Demedtia.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95

" Senile.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 3

General Paralysis. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Hallucination ....... : . . . . ..... . .. . . . . . ........ .. 1

Del(' rium ............ . ...•.... . .............. 3

Not iusane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Total ..... .' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 505

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TABLE 1l.- ShOtD- ing the number of attacks in, U81 patients.

Number of attacks. Male. Female. Total.

One ..................... . ........ ~..... . ...... 493

Two .. " ..... :; ....... .. .. . ..... . ... , . . . . . ... .. 71

Three . . . . ..... . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . ... . .. . .. . .. ... .. 20

Four .... ...... . ................... . ......... 8

: F'ive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Six .. .. ... ..... ......... ... ..... . . .... . ... . . .. 2

Seven .. . .. . .. . ... . .. . ... . . .. ... . . . . .. . . . ..... 1

Eight ..... ...... " .......................... , . 2

Nine '.' .... , ................................... r 1

\. Ten.... .. . .... . . . . .. . .. ... . .. .. . . . . . ... . . . .. .. 1

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Total . ~ ............•...... _ ..•......... .... ]" 608 673 \ ll81

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. TABLE 12.- S1wwing number of patients received, cwred, discharged and died

in each month since opening oj Asylum.

\ Admis'Ds. Di charges lOured. Died.

Received from Hamilton Co. Asylum. 296 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... .. .. .. ......... .............

" " Southern Asylum .... 23 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .......... ............

January ....... . ....•.............. 54 43 24 14

}' ebruary ......................... 55 32 27 3

March" ................... ... ..... 64 42 28 8

April ... . ......................... 89 72- 45 14

May .............................. 102 76 49 13

June •...••.......•..... . ••....... 101 80 50 , 14

J uly ~ ... . ...............•......... 73 79 45 19

August ............. .. ............ 63 81 48 15

Septem ber ........ .' ................ 72 94 68 11

October ........................... 65 129 77 16

November ............... . .... ......... .. . 6 32 20 10

Decemuer ........ ................. 56 45 23 12

---

1181 805 504 149

--

TABLE 13.- Showing d1tration oj residence in Asyl1trn oj 805 patients, who

have beml, discharged, cured, improved, stationary and died.

f

Duration of residence. Cured. Improved. Stationary Died.

---

I

Less than 1 month .......... .. . .. .. 121 21 2 28

Bet. w. een 1 and 2 mos ............... 56 10 .................... 11 2 " 3 " .. ............................. 70 6 1 7

" 3 " 4 " . . ...... ... -- .. . .. 45 11 1 6

" 4 " 5 " ................................ 40 16 1 6

" 5 " 6 " ... .. .. .... ...... 22 !} .... ---_ ..... 5

" 6 " 9 " ...................... .... .... 55 21 9 14

" 9 " 12 " . '. . . ............ 26 8 .. .................. 11

" 1 " 2 years .... ...••.... 33 ~ 6 2 29

" 2 " 3 " .................... 16 13 2 9

" 3 " 4 " .... .. ........................ .. 9 1 .. .. ...... .... .. -... 7

" 4 " 5 " .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 3 2 ............ .... .... 3

" 5 " 6 " ............................. 7 6 1 10

.". .6 " 7 " .................... .. ...... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .................. .. .......... 7 " 8 " .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 1 .. .... .............. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..........

.". 8 " 9 " ...... .... .... .. ...... ........ .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .................. 3 9 " 10 .. .. ............................ .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .................. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..........

--- - Total ..••.••..•••.......... . 504 133 19 149 . .,

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TABLE 14.- 0MwVng the Oause oj aU the Deaths 8inet the opewing oj tM

- ImtituUon,

Oauses. Males. Females. Total.

I

Epileptic convulsions ....... .......... .. 11 4: 15

Mani. acal exhaustion .... .... ... .. . ~ . . . . 7 3 10

Senile debility. . . . . . . . • . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 2 3

Phthisis pulmonalis . ... .. ... ... . . .. ... .. 25 36 61

Apoplexy ................ .... .. ........ 3 1 4:

Marasmus....... . ...... . ....... . ....... 2

Oongestion of the brain .. .. . . .. .. . . . . . .. 1

Chronic dinrrhma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

2 4:

1

1 2

Fever, typhoid.... .... ................. 1 1 2

.. - pnerperal ...... ... .. .. ..... ... ... .. .. .. . . . 1 1

Ery~ ipe~ 3; s.. . . .. .. . . . . .. .. .. .. . . .. . .. .. . 2

Pentomtls ............................. 1

1 3

1

Pneumonia. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ...... .. .. .. . . 6 - 1 7

Ohronic enteritis . ........ ... .. . .. .... ... . ....... . 1 1

Fatty degeneration of heart. . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 ............... 1

Hepetitis .. .. ...... . ....... .. ......... . ......... . 1 1

Anasarca ...... . ... . .... ..... . ........ . 1 ................ ... 1

Inflammation of bowels ................ : ....... .. 1 1

" bladder and kidneys.. . .. .. . 1

General paralysis. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 15

................. 1

6 _ 21

Ga tro enteritis . . ... . . .. .. . . .. . . . . . . .. . . 1 2 3

Suicide ..................... 1. • • • • •• •• •• 1 1 2

Admitted iu articulo mortis. : . .... .... , .. 2 1 3

Total........................ 83 66 149

The general health of the Asylum ha been very good. There has been

nothing here at ' any time looking like the approach of ~ n epidemic of any

kind, yet the mortality of this year,' compared with the last, is increased

by foUl'. This is partly owing to there being a larger number of inmates,

so that tbe percentage of death is reany little more than before. By look ·

. ing at table No. 2, you will see that IDO t of all who died were affected

with diseases almost necessarily fatal. Insanity is often but an expression

or result of a bad physical condition, and wheu one so afflicted is attacked

by any severe acute malady, he is, from the fact stated a well 88 from the

difficulty of . pr: operly restraining him, much more apt to die than one dif­ferently

situated.

By comparing the report of this - year - with the last, you will lind we

have had an increase of the whole number treated of thirty- three. It was

. the opinion- of mapy' of the b. e. st and wisest medical men, that a a conse­quence

of the excitement and ca. lamities incident to a state of war, there

would be a great increase in the number of in ane, but happily such opin­ion

has-- not- beeu verified. : V~ y fe cases coming unde our care could

~

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be attributed to ~ uch cause. On the contrary, indeed, it is the almost

uniform testimony of physicians in general practice, that during all the

four year of onr dreadful conflict, diseases of the nervous system were

less prevalent than before. By others it was believed that when the

war should end, and the sustaining excitement attending it had passed

away, people would reflect more profoundly upon the calamities that had

fallen upon the nation, and more especially upon themselves in the loss of

relatives, friends and property, and that then there would come more of

grief, despondency, insanity. Thls, however, so far as we can perceive,

is not being jnstified by the facts. That some have been made insane by

the distresses and accidents of war is undoubtedly true, but the increase

in the number of onr inmates is owing, in the main, to the operation of

more common canses. Prominent among these common cau es, I feel it

a dnty to refer, in an especial manner, to the matter of the intemperate

use of alcoholic stimnlants. To one in health they are never beneficial,

and are almost always pernicious in their effects upon both body and mind.

Of 1,181 patients received here, 145 were insane from this cause alone.

This bad iufluence of a bad babit was' particuiarly manifest during, and

more immediately snb equent to the rebellion, and gives additional con­firmation

to what has been observed in the bistory of all civilized nations,

namely, that when any great calamity, whether of war, famine, pe tilence,

or monetary crisi , fall npon a people, they in large numbers take either

to praying or drinking.

: As one having a right to speak somewhat authoritn, tively npon this sub­ject,

I would advise that the State erect and snstain an asylum or house

for the inebriate, where he may be committed and restrained by due pro ·

cess of law; or at least that our Legislature do something by which

private enterprise and capital might be encouraged to operate in this

I direction.

While upon the subject of legislation, I have to remark that I regard

tbe pre ent practice of serving legal process directly upon the insane as

being, if not decidedly absurd, certainly in many instances as highly inju­rious.

The insane, while they do not nnderstand, are almost always

greatly excited by such proceeding.

It seems to me that the law should be so altered as that process should

be served upon the Superintendent of asylums, and that they bave power

to employ legal counsel, if deemed necessary. to the protection of the

rights of the persons or property of those under their care.

Since the opening of Longview, we have received in all 1,181 patients.

I ' Of these 805 have been discharged cured, improved, or dead, leaving now

under treatment 376, which is an increase on the original number bere

of only thirty to be supported by the county, while at Lick Run for a

liimilar period, and that when the State Asylum was receiving all curable

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in the number

530, and the dis-

55.20, agnin t 57.50 last

10.46

7, U

4.7'

.. 7.5~ 8.70

u

46.82 9.56

9.57

6.66

0.06

17

You will find the expen es of this year are in excess of those of last

in the urn of nearly ixteen thon and dollar. This is owing, in part, to

an increa e of inmates, to the nnmber of thirty- three, but more especially

to certain unusual or extraordinary outlays, among which are, as for

example:

Coal _ ............ _ ... _ ............. _ .. ' ......... .

Machinery of all kinds ......... _ •....... - ........ .

Real tate ...•............•.•. _ ..••...•...•....•.

Rou e tel graph .••....•....•.•...........•..•...

Piano ••......... _ ........................••..•..

17,031 93

4,875 42

2,224- 30

507 00

500 00

$ 25,138 65

It i estimated that the. expenses for the ensuing year will be one hun­dred

thousand. doUar .

• Connected with the subjoot- it seems but proper to say that, in conse­quence

of a difference of opinion between the Auditor of State and

Dl)" eelf, "~.~ I( U. the appropriation 01 about nine thousand ~ On~ 1' 8, . w.. ,.

~~ rnstitGtion, by t_ e llWlt. Legislature, , Ute mat~ r in. oontroverlSY w~' ,

., bmiited to ,/ the ~ tto!'~ Ge~ er. w ' ~ ho~ d~ ide4 *:, vuselJ to U8. :~, , ,;.

,.. tu~ i~. ~ . Hon • . A~ PerI'J. w~ ~ mplo1~ . to brin" ~ uit ' in. " -,.

u. e(\ 8ullftlme ' Co1irt or ~~~ ' S& attf for, a,,~& nd~ m~ ~ pin~ t ' the ' Aucii~ r. ~ .

' Ill, tnal , reAltld' io oar favor. , Tkere etm remai08, dpe and unpaid $ 0 \ l8

.., & he~ W.. Q62.85, over and above' its , a~ propriatlol1 · et last. year. and '

it ilitoped ~ .. Mle ~~ wut,' iIak. PrQvill". b; meet t'ia

4etct't. . " ~ ,

, We. have ,~ to'wfld, dae usual Maouot of care and ~ t~ ntion in , beutify­IDg

our building and grounds, ' and many substantial i~ pl: Ovement8 have

been made, wIll h add ' much ' io , the permanent'Valne of both. It{ onia­menting

and decorating our wards we have made an addition of many

ilowers and vines, and over two hundred oil and engraved pictures. We

ha. ve graded, filled up and perfooted our walks and roads, and done ..

most laborious work in erecting a culvert and laying the stone neceiSary

to prevent a slide in the hill in front of the house. We have bmli new

washing machinery, and entirely refit the wringer. Ohanges bave been

made in the heating apparatus- the boilers have been reset, the fire- beds

have been raised, and the steam drums moved from in front to the rear

of the boilers over the mud valve. Attachments have been made to the

large cisterns in front of the building, and pipes laid to the boilers. We

have likewise had constructed a hou e telegraph, so that instant commu­nication

. can be bad between the office and any of the ward. We have

found this of much advantage, saving a good deal of valuable time and

labor to us and our attendants. The u ual number of game, dances and

other amusements have been kept up to the manifest advantage of the

patients.

2- LoNGVIEW Asy.

18

•

•

• • I} . f i , J "

For the QeI, lefit of tbose who seek, adr, nia& ion for pay patient • ~ e ap­peJ:

td a. fO'im J(> 1' a Phy iciall' , certificate, th~ fQr/ ll of a bond of security ,

to be given to the Superintendent, and a list of questions IlVhich it is de-sir~

Ple to h, ave answered as fully as po sible. ' ,

The chq, rge for board and all necessary attention, includipg medicin~,

is frQm four to twenty dollars per week for residents of Hafulltou county,

and ( or aV non- residents it is eight dollars , per week, which secure ever. v

rie , gsatt' colnfort and a. ttention, · while additional accommotiations Qrld

dietai'y may ' lik~ wise' be olltaine( i '' t) y a. cdrtesWnding'inctease' of e. n- I

diture. . I I. , • J. I " . ' .1 .' . r •

f' ,"

• I

1-;-...'.- --"'--., 186-.-. ~-.--

t, I tr ~ ,. ", « " ,, « . , ., t .,

I The a. bove request is to be. signed . by t~ e gua. t; 4li! W, or by two of the

hear relatives or friends of the insane pel'sol}.. > . ......

1 J ' 0' . FORM: OF BOND • r

' KNdW ALL nN BY T'HESE PRESENTS: That ' we, -- L- L!..-.....:- ---,

of the c\: mnty of --, in the ' State of-, --, are held and firmly bound

unto ------, Superintendent ot' the" Longview Asylum, State of

Ohio," Hamilton county, and his successors in office, in the SUill of One

Thousand Dollars, for the payment of which we jointly and severally

bind ourselves by these presents.

Sealed with our seals, and dated this -- day of --, 186-.

WHEREAS, -----, of the county of---, in the State of---,

and who is insane, has been admitted a patient in the Longview Asylum:

Now, therefore, the condition of this obligation is, that if the said obligors

shall pay to the said Superintendent, or his successors. in office, th.; sum

' of -- dollars per week for the board of the said patient, 80 long as - ­shall

continue in said Asylum,. and shall pay for all requisite clothing and

Qther things deemed proper for the health and comfort of Ik'lid patient,

20

and hall pay not exce ding Fifty Dollar for all damage-- may do the

fUfnitur and other property belon iug to aid A ylum, and shall pay for

alln ce ry funeral xpen e' in ea e of death, and rea onahle charges

in ca of elopement, and baU r move -- from aid Asylum within

thirty day after notice ba been iven by the Superintendent to one of

id obli 0 , or to either of their uretie; and if talwn away against

tb advice and con nt of the uperiutendent, befor the expiration of'

thr cal ndar month aft r th r ct'ption, then if aid obligors pay board

for tbirte n w k, nul -- houltl be oouer cllred, then not le~ s than

four w k, nch payment for board and CloUting to be made monthly in

advance, and at th time of removal, with intel'c t on each bill from and

after the tim it om dn, then this obligation to be VQid, otherwise

to r main in full for •

- -, ~ 8EAL'l ----, SEAL.

----, SEAL.

U. S. Stamp. SOc.

ShQuld the igne1' 8 of tb above Bond be non · residents of Hamilton

county, it ' ill be n ry to hav- e the clerk of the county court of t" 8

~ ty iIlwhidl Ule, rMide, to certify as to their reepoD8ibility.

It i8 l'D Iy. f'eq~ tbat not pn)~,~ he follawing q1le8tiODS should

be aoonrately and folly an wered. In Vi~ t. iDi, by tile ay'IIiciaD or friend

OD & elidiug, ... pat' ' · to. f. iIJlriew Al\ YJam. bn' that - i other ' circum­Doos..

l} fpotM &, 0:. ' t} any, rel tion t~ tb~" ca8e, sho. 1el also be ~ ted:

, ..... 1~ . Name " AR' · , ' 3 Nash- ity 1 j; 1lesidence'l 6,- ReIi~ ion t 6!.~

.' , eupatioo 1- lt, a female', taU! the father or bnsbawl's oooupatio. n. ' 1, . ar.

ried 01' tgnglet- if fmnale, state whether he has enr borne childre. n.

their Dlllll~, and tile date 01 the 1 t birth. 8. Natural di8p08ition ' f-;.

_~ aleG wlMltber1be P8 ' eyer exhibi~ any eocntrioitr of mind,

d~ tQoo, ' temper or condnct. before the pre nt attack. 9. When did

the symp~ mi of in nity ftr8t ppear, nd how were they " Hifeeted f

. .. 10, . Nnmber, duration and: character. of previou attaeke, if aay 1-- etate

whether the ' pati nt WI ever ui idal, and in what manner, or had a

homicidal propen ity, or a di po ition to injur othen, to be de tructiv8

or 1lltby. 11, Are ncb or other morbid propen iti till active' 12, 18

there any phy ical di or derang meu t 1 13, Have any of i. he patient'a

relativ been in ; ne, and if , who of th m 1 14, What i the uppo8ed

can of tbi or of previou attack 15, th pati 0& addicted to the

use of tobacco, pirituou liquor, or opium 7- if 0, tate wheth r the

nse i immod rate. 16, I th l) ati nt pH ptic, paralytic. or ha he re­ceived

any injury of the head7- if • tat tb duration and cbaracter

of attacks, etc. 17, What treatm ut or coufin ill nt ha been employed ' I

•

21

ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT.

Thermometrical ~ -; ~ 0

S 0 ...,

ob ervatiou . , ~ ~

~ ~ .<.. I;,) tn

rn ~ rn

rnQ$ >: l

Date. I-< rn . r. cn - 0 6A. M. 6. P. M, :: l:: l ] ,...;

00 CIl

.. c=.. c bo

.... < 1;) .... .... 0.. c 0. ~ c:. g Air. Air. . ..., 0:: l o~ Om Z ..... Z~ Z:: l

1864:- Nov. 1 .......... 34 50 17 100 32,000

II 2 .......... 42 47 17 9 32,000

II 3 . .. . , ..... 42 48 17 10 28,800

II 4 .•••.•.... 46 43 18 100 26,400

II 5 .......... 34 42 18 100 2u, 400

II 6 .......... 38 56 18 96 2 ,00

.". 7 .........• 57 58 17 96 29,600 r .. 8 .......... 60 63 5 6 27,200 9 .......... 67 61 5 48 ' 33,600

" 10 ..•.... ..• 44 45 18. 96 33,200

II 11 .......... 36 48 1 _ 100 35,600

" 12 ...... . ... 41 36 18 100 12,000

.". 13 .......... 30 35 18, 104 .......... .. . 14 ........ . 30 42 Ii:! 104 ............... ..

" 15 ...•.... : . 45 45 . .. 18 100 30,800 ' 16 .......... 39 49 1 100 38; 800

II 17 ... . : ..... 55 54 17 96 16,400

. I. I 18 .......... 41 43 18 ' 100 33,800 19 ...... . ... 34 46 18 100 23,600

II 20 .......... 44 47 18 104 21,600

.". 21 ........ . . 35 30 19 104 27,200 .. 22 .......... 24 22 20 140 20,800 .. 23 ........ . . 16 30 . 20 140 22,400 24 ... .. ..... 26 38 19 112 24,400

".. 25 .......... 31 44 18 112 26,800 26 .......... 44 47 18 108 19,600

" 27 .......... 47 53 17 104 1~ ,400

II 28 .......... 56 61 8 64 22,800

. I. I 29 .......... 63 65 4 48 19,200 30 ..•..•.... 51 49 16 60 27,600

48 · 2,900 740,840

I'J

T- Continued.

a; Q:: : - g . J8. i CIS

! iL'

c Qc3 cQ ei i - Q gg = c;;

, Q.. c1 , Q bO

"' 4; 1 ~. ...

~: i

o .

0" ~ 1 01

~- z=

.. 1 ....•..... 27,000 .. 2 •••••.••.. 61 26,000 3 .......... 67 21,000

.". • , ••.•.•••• ' 1 6 •...•.... ' 1 •• • ••••••••• 1

32 24.400

31 24,800

.. ~ 2U, 400 7 .....••••• : 63 3O. soo

" ................. 19 25,600

• .. 9 ... " ...•. n 29,200 .. 10 .......•.. 2lj 20.400 .. 11 •......... I 2 21,600 .. 12.1 . ••••..• ' :; 29.000 .. 13 ...•.....• 20 26,800 14 ......•.•. 34,600

.•.• ] 5 .......... 26 .. 1 · ............... 25 .. 17 .......... .. 1 .. .................. .. 19 ......•... .. 2U •..•..••• . 23 .. 21 ...•..••.. 29 .. 22 ....•.••.. 1.5 .. 23 ...•..•... 6 .. 24 ••.•.••••• 2G 25 •.....•... 31

a.. t .................. .. .... 27 · •. •.....•.....•..•........•. 33 .... ,.. .................................... 3214 31 •••••••.•. 19

1,837,200

23

ENGINEER' DEPARTMENT- Continued.

0~ ...... ~

Thermometrical ~ ~ ~

observations. 0Q ~ .2c5o .. rJ. 1. !~ 1l

UJ~ . Q;) ~ ,.::: I 0

Date. 6A. M. 6. P. M. ~~ UJ .....

P ......

00 c::

,.::: I. q .0 bO

- ..... ~ ..... .....

0,.::: 1 o . o .

Air. Air. e+> o~ oal

", I Z. S Z~ Z~

1865- Jan. 1 ...... . ... 15 20 20 101 24,000

" 2 .......... 19 32 19 100 " 26,00

" 3 .......... 21 32 19 100 I: 23,200

" 4 .......... 19 27 19 100 25,600

" 5 ..... ..... 29 41 18 112 I · 24,400

" 6 .......... 30 36 18 • 104 22,000

" 7 .......... 25 21 19 100 22,400

" 8 .......... 9 27 20 100 24,400

" 9 .......... 27 36 19 100

.

21,200

" 10 .......... 36 29 20 104: t 27,600

" 11 .......... 16 22 20 108 25,200

" 12 .......... 19 31 20 100 26,000

" 13 ..•....... 23 39 19 100 I' 22, 00

" 14 .......... 29 29 19 92 24,000

" 15 .......... 26 32 19 96 24,400

" 16 ....••.... 21 I 36 19 108 23,200

" 17 .......... 25 24 19 . 10 27,200

" 18 .....•.... 12 16 20 116 29,200

" 19 . ........ . 14 21 20 116 19,200

" 20 .......... 11 29 20 96 ................

" 21 .......... 33 40 19 88 4.800

" 22 .......... ) 38 40 19 100 9,600

" 23 .......... 31 25 19 100 23.200

" 24 ........•. 19 14 21 100 26,800

" 25 .......... 7 15 21 10 31,200

" 26 .......... 9 10 22 104 10,400

" 27 .......... 10 11 22 116 .................

" 28 ..•..•.... 5 20 22 112 22,000

" 29 ..•..•.... 8 23 21 108 14,400

" 30 .......... 7 26 21 100 20.400

" 31 .......... 26 39 21 100 27,600

614 3,200 653,200

24

ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT- Continued.

~ ~

Thermometrical

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ob ervations. ~ 8 ~

~

~ ~ UJ W ~

W< V o£ 0

Date. 6A. M. 6P. M. ~~ ......

::: l ";

,0. d, 0. d . c b. O .... ~ .... ....

O,. d ° od o •

Air. Air. • +> ~~

.~

0= OW

Z ..... Z=

1 65- F. e. b. 1 ........ . . 37 39 18 96 18,000 .. 2 .•...•. . .. 32 40 18 100 24,800 .. 3 .....•... . 41 47 18 96 29,280 .. 4 ....... . .. 40 : J9 18 92 26,400 .. 5 .......... 29 30 18 88 20,800 .. 6 .•...•.... 25 28 . 18 92 24,400 7 ....•..... 26 2 19 100 26,400

".. 8 ••........ . 25 27 19 92 27,200 .. 9 •......... 25 27 19 92 21,200 10 ....••.... 25 30 18 88 27,600

" 11 .....•.... 27 35 1: 8 92 24,400

" 12 .......... 23 24 19 100 16,400

" 13 ......... . 15 32 19 100 20,400

..". 14 ...... . ... 20 40 I9' 100 22,000 15 ........ . . 40 42 18 92 32,400

" 16 ...... . ... 36 40 18 8~ 26,800

.". 17 ...•...... 34 39 19 80 . 28,400 .. 18 .......... 35 41 18 . 80 25,600 19 .......... 29 40 18 92 21,000

" 20 •• .. ...... 31 42 18 96 36,000

" 21 •......... 35 49 18 92 24,400

.". 22 .......... 48 51 18 80 32,800 23 .......... 41 40 1 80 22,800

.". 24 ... . ...... 30 43 1 80. 26,000 .. 25 ...•..•... 41 54 17 80 23,200 .. 26 •. . . . ..... 45 43 17 80 . 23,200 27 •..•..•... 38 44 17 .. 80 23,600

" 28 ••.•..•... 39 41 17 - 80 27,600

507\ ~, 508 703,480

25

ENG INEER'S DEP ARTMENT- Oontinued.

Thermometrical ~ ~

0 ~

ob ervations: ~ 0

C) ~ . s m III Q) ~ maS

~ 0

Date.

MOO 6A. M. 6P. M. 0::::! 0::::! .= 0 ~ bO ~~

..... C) ..... .....

. O. cl o • o •

' 0 ." 0

Air. Air. 0"" 0. c0) 0 oC) Z. S Z::::! Z~

1865- Mar. 1 .......... 32 54 17 96 38,480

II 2 .......... 50 57 17 52 31,1300

II 3 36 39 11 84 35,200

f I

II 4 .......... 35 36 17 4, 20,800

. I. I 5 .......... 30 39 17 bU 28,400 .. 6 .... : ..... 29 45 17 76 29,200 , 7 ...... · · .. 45 58 8 52 24,400

" 8 ...... .... 45 50 9 41 25,600

" 9 .......... 51 33 17 76 29,200

" 10 ... , ....... 19 38 17 80 39,900

" 11 .......... 27 38 17 0 26,000

" 12 .......... 33 35 16 72 26,400

" 13 .......... 34 62 5 48 21,1300

I .". 14 .......... 53 61 4 32 25,60Q 15 . ..... : ... 56 139 ... ................ 32 32,400

" 16 ...•. :.:.: 5 39 11 2' 7,200

" 17 .......... 39 60 16 29,600

".. 18 .......... 38 38 12 24,800 19 ....... : .. 40 65 7 29,200

" 20 .......... 51 139 3 28,400

" 21. ...... : .. 60 57 3 20,000

" 22 .......... 42 53 16 33,000

" 23 .......... 47 48 16 35,200

" 24 ......... : 35 42 113 33,600

" 25 ......... : 3 45 ' 16 29,600

.". 26 ...... : . :: ' 32 45 16 24,000 27 .......... 37 58 ' 8 23,600

" 28 .......... 48 58 7 18,800

" 29 .......... . 45 59 9,600

" 30 .. ........ 57 50 14 ........................

" 31 .......... 47 60 8 7,200 ---------

. 306 1,84 808,580

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ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT- Continued.

! • ~

Thermometrical 0 - a ~

~ +'>

8 t;:$ observations. ~

I '

QJ

+ rr'I> lJJ Q) QrI) l rI= Ill

~ 0

1- 000 6A. M. 6P. M. ~ I= i p ~

00 . ,. c:;,. c:; ~ b. O .... ~ .... ....

O,. c:; o • o .

' 0 ."=' Air. Air. c ' +'> 0'-' 0> 0 o~ Z. S Z= Z=

1865- A. p. ril L ......... 45 55 9 80 28,800 2 .......... 40 60 . 8 76 33,600

" 3 .......... 51 65 · 6 60 29,200

" 4 .......... 57 69 28 30,400

" 5 .......... 60 66 24 33,200

" 6 .......... 61 62 24 33,200

" 7 .•........ 42 52 15 68 21,200

" 8 .......... 34 44 ] 5 68 29,200

" 9 ........ .. 41 45 15 72 25,600

" 10 ........ .. 44 51 15 68 32,000

" 11 ....• ... _ 48 64 8 68 30,400

" 12 .....•.... 58 51 - 10 68 32,000

" 13 .......... 45 57 8 56 26,000

" 14 ..•.. ...•. 41 61 - 8 - 40 24,800

" 15 ........ .. 54 57 ............... 16 1~, 400 "

" 16 ..... .... '. ~ 49 57 ........ 20 33,600

.". 17 ... " ..... 42 63 8- 28 28,800 ' 18 .......... 53 65 .. ........ 28 30,800

" 19 .......... 43 72 ................ 4 38,000

" 20 ....•. •.... 65 74 24 29,600

" 21 .......... 65 65 20 3L, 200

" 22 .......... 46 40 16 68 30,400

" 23 .......... 37 53 16 52 21,200

".. 24 .... .. .... 45 65 ................ 48 24,400 25 .......... 45 64 .. .............. 56 33,200

" 26 .. _. •..... 48 72 ................ 52 35,300

" 27 .......... 51 71 ................ 56 29,200

.". 28 .......... ~ O 66 ................ 52 24,000 29 .......... 58 59 .. .............. 48 33,200

" 30 ........• : 48 52 . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 52 29,600

-----

157 ' 1,424 . 874,500

27

"

ENGINEER'S DEPARTl\ fENT- Continueli.

~ $ oc

Tohebrsmerovm( 0 tti'otrnisc. a l .0Q~..; ) ' a8rni ~ r~ n 00 Q3 s:: j

oo~ ~ 0

Date.

, . 6 A. l\ I. 6 . P. l\ I. ~~ p ;;

,0J: I, 0J:! .. 0 be

..... Q) ..... .....

O.. Q o . o .

A~ r. Ai. r. . ..., o'g · as 0::: 1 Z~ ° 00 Z ..... Zp

18,6 5- May 1'. ....... .. ' .' 45 56 ................ 24 26,000 " 2 .......... 41 52 ................ 28 3~, 000

" 3 .. -: ..... . 41 60 ................ 28 37,000

" 4 ......... '. 52 74 ................ 32 38,400

.". 5 ...... '.' .. 65 73 .. .............. 28 36,400 .. 6 ....•. ' .' .. 67 60 .. .............. 28 34,500 . .. 7 ..... ' .' ... 55 ' 70 .. .... '" ........ 20 21,200 .. 8 .......... 61 67 .. .............. 20 9,600 .. 9 .......•.. 58 58 20 47,400 .. 10 .......... 57 56 20 46,000 .. 11 .......... 47 50 76 31,600 .. ] 2 .......... 40 60 64 28,800 .. 13 ....• ' .' . ' .' 45 67 ( l0 33,200 .. 14 .......... 63 76 30 27,600 .. 15 .......... 59 76 20 .42,400 .. 16 .......... 61 79 28 40,400 .. 17 .......... 69 72 24 35,200 ] 8 ....... ' .' . 68 69 8 33,600

".. 19 .......... 65 68 16 39,600 .. 20 .......... 64 77 34,500 .. 2 L •••••••••• 72 85 20,000 9.') fi4 76 12 40,200 ~~ .......... .. . - ......

.". 23 .•••••.••. 57 72 20 47,200 .. 24 ..... ' .' ... 60 76 24 36,800 25 .......... 63 63 .. .............. 24 ' 37,200

.". 26 .......... 5. J: 62 11 72 26,800 .. 27 .......... 51 71 .. .............. 28 , 26,000 28 .......... 50 ( l1 8 44 ~ 8,800

".. 29 .......... 55 74 5 28 24,000 .. 30 .......... 51 75 .. .............. 24 2( l, 800 31 .......... 57 79 .. ............ .. 24 32,800

----

54 874 1~ 22,000

28

ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT- Oontinued.

Q

Thermometric111 ~ 0 ~

observations.

S 0 ~

~ <:) ~

mm Q) ~ m m~

~ 0

Date. 6. A. M. 6P. M. ~~ I: l ~ .0cl. 0cl , t:: l t. o

.... ( j) .... ....

O, J: I o . o .

Air. Air. 0:; .~ o~ Om ~ ..... Z:::: ~~

1865- Jun8 1 .•....... ' . . . 61 81 .. ...... ... ...... 20 26,800

" 65 83 ................ 24 20,200

" 67 85 ................ 12 24,800

" 68 8 16 25,200

" 70' 89- 16 32,800

" 71 89. 16 30,400

" 71 87 16 32,000

" 74 75. 16 33,600

" .72 8J. .............. . 16 32,800

" 72 77' .... ~ .... " ..... 12 30, 00

.". 65 81 ............. .. 16 31,600 71 83 .. ....... ~ .. ..... 16 30,400 .. 75 84. .. .............. 16 31,600 75 , 86 .. ...... ........ 16 35,200

" 75 86 ................ 16 33,600

" t 16 .•.. , ..... 77 81 .. .............. 12 33,400

" 17 ......••.. 7.- 00 ................ 12 33,600

" 18 .......... 76 85 ................. 12 24,400

.". 19 .......... 72 80 ........ ......... 16 30,800 20 .......... 64 83 .. .............. 16 35,200

" 21 .. ~ ....... 67 82 ................ 16 35,600

" 22 .......... 71 86 .. ...... ' ... 16 35,600

" 23 .......... 75 87 ................ 16 34,400

" 24 .......... 74 89 ................ Hi 33,200

" 25 .......... 74 74 ................ 16 24,400

" 26 .......... 66 75 ...... "" ....... -. 16 30,800

" I 27 ......... '. 61 70 .. .. ........ .... 16 . 31,600

" 2 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 69 87 ................ 16 32,000

" 29 .••••.•••. 75 86 ........ -......... ] 6 42,400

" 30 .......... 74 79 .... .. .. ...... -. 1 40,000

,-------

472 958,200

,.

; .

29

ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT- Continued.

- :;

Date.

1865-- July 1 •••••••••.

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30 ........ ..

3ll ....••....

Thermometrical

observation •

6 A. M. 6 P. M.

Air. Air.

70

65

64

76

16

18

11

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",

1~

17

88

6! t

M

64

64

59

· 51

72

71

75

75

76

75

71

69

73

77

70

69

63

80

81

82

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9~

93

9Z

9\

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.. ' ' 86

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83

12

78

12

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14

76

19

84.

15

84

83

83

81

85

85

86

81

81

82

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12

16

16

18

16

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12

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18

l~

8

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IS

• 16

16

16

4

16

16

16

16

20

16

16

12

16

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29,600

37,600

24,400

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418,600

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38,() O( t

38,000

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32,. jOO ·

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40,000

1lS. 209

30,000

3~,~

37,000

32,000

35,200

43,200

20,400

31,200

31,600

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45,600

70,400

39,300

33,200

28,800

26,000

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30

ENGINEER'S DEP ARTME~ T- Oontinued . .

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., i' 2 . t 36,400 .. . . ....

· · 16 .. 2(;, 800 .. .. .

· ; i6 .. 29,200 .. .. .. ., < It "'

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, .. 16' 42,000

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12" .. -. 30,400

· · 20' .. II 32,400

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II 20 38,400

......,. ......... 20 38,800 II .............. · 16 41,600

.. ................ 16 32,000 .. .............. 20 33,600

" ................ · · 16 36,800

II ................ 2() 46,800

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 20 51,200

" ................ · 16 45,600

" · 16 38,800

" ................ 16 39,300

" ...... .. .. ... .... 20 36,400 ,

" . 16 42,800

." ........... -... 20 47,200

" .. s" ....... ..... 16 42,400

536 1,204,900.

ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT- Continued.

Date.

'~ 86~~ Sept.

Tbermometric3. I

Observatiohs.

•

I I • 6 A: M. 6. P. M.

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39,300

29,600

35,300

41,200

47,000

39,300

38,800

35,600

' 32,800

40,400

44,800

58,000

44,400

46,000

41,600 .

43,200

32,000

40,000

48,800

45,600

42,000

39,200

35,600

43,600

32,800

47,600

33,400

33,600

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RECAPITULATION.

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IS" 64. --, -

November ...........•.. 2,900 740,840 96 24.695 .. .. .. .. .. . ............

December .............. 3,168 1,837,200 102 59,265 ....... .. ..........

1865. 53! 30,9821

January __ . _ .. '" '" .... 3,200 653,200 103 21,071 ............

February _ . __ ....... •. .. 2; 508 703,480 89 25,124 .. .. .. .. .. .. ..........

March ................. 1,845 808,580 59 26,083 ............ .. ..........

April .... : ............. .1,424 874,500 47 29,150 ............ .. ........ ..

May .................. _ 874 1,022,000 2E 32,968 ............

Jnne .................. _ 47:: 1 958,20U 16 31,940 ............ .. ..........

July ............ -...... 460 184,900 15 5,965 _.- .-. ............

August .............................. .. 536 1,204,!) 00 17 3 ,868 _ .. - _ .. - ............

September . __ .............. 436 1,212,700 16 40,423 .. .. _ ... .. ..........

October ......... : ...... 1,592 1,108; 000 51 35,742 .. .. .. .. ... .. ............

1-._- -------

19,455 11., 308,590 ........... .......... ..... ..... ... ........

Coal used in the Gas H6use .. .. .. .. ........... .. .. .. .. .. .. ....... .... .... ........ .. ..

for the year .....•. _ .. _ 4,395 .. .. .. .... ...... . ......... ........ .. .......... .. -_ ..

Coal used in tlie Well ............ ~ .... .. .. .. .. .. .. ... .... ..... .... .. ..........

Pump for the year .... 1,593 ............ .. .. .. .. .. .. .... ..... . .. .. .. .. . .. ..........

_ .............. .. .. .. .. .. .. ....... • ..... oo ..........

25,443 ...... _ .....•.. ..... .... .. .. .. .. .. . - -.... -.

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1,000 00

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466 50

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1,100 70

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15.

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DEOEMBER.

REOEIPTS.

Oash balance ................................... .

" Oounty Order , No. 8 ....................... .

" " " 9 ....................................................... ...

.. " " 10 .......................•

" " " 11 ...........•............

!' " " 12 ......••...•............

" " " 13' ...... ..... ...... .. .... .

" board of patients .............................................................. ...

EXPENDITURES.

Butter, 603z lbs ..... : ............•........................

Ooffee, 328 lbs ........................................... .

Ooal .............................................. .. .... .

Daily papers, postage and toll ....... " " ................... .

Dry goods . ............................................. .

Eggs, 80 doz ... _ ...... _ .. _ . _ . _ .... _ ...... . .............. .

Employees .............................................. _

Fish. . . . . ... . ... ...... ......... . ...................... .

Freights ............................ ... ................ .

Flour, 100 bbls .•................................... _ .... .

Groceries .................•.. _ .......................... .

House furnishing ........................................ .

Insurance .........•........ .... ..........................

Improving ground ........ ........................... .... .

Inmates di charged ...................................... .

Meats, 6,064 lbs., ( fresh) .................................. .

" 1,59!) " ( smoked) ............................... .

Machinery .............................................. .

Marketing ...................................•...........

Officers' salaries ......................................... .

Real es tate .... .. ................................. .... ... .

Soap, 1,200 lb .............. ................ . ........ .... .

Stable expense .......................................... .

Vegetables. . . . • . . .. . .•...•.......................•......

Oash balance ...........................•.........

1,202 91

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

915 00

$ 8,117 91

287 30

15416

2,000 00

3430

33690

36 90

1,050 75

42 50

103 61

98750

329 37

4135

270 00

49 00

11 00

611 80

32150

89 35

179 60

41 66

330 75

198 00

6 00

16420

7,677 50

440 41

$ 8,117 91

Jjl{. 2.

2.

f.

9.

12.

16.

16.

I .

23.

u BY.

Ca. s. h balance.. . . .. ..••...• • •.•..••....•....•.... .. on Order, 0. 1' ....................... . .. ".. ' 4 15 ................................. .. .. .. II 1 .............................................. . " 17 .. p •••••••••••••••••••••

" .. .. .. &, 1 .............................................. .. .. ' I 19 .............................................. .. .. .". I' 20 ............................................. .. .. " 21 ............................................. .. boardoCpatien

and

Butter, 3061b1L .••.••...•••..•.••.•••••.••.•••••...•••••••

162 .. • •••••..••...••••••••••..•••.••.••••••••••••

.,. p~ poIt: qe IIIld ton ............................ .

dos. ............................................ .

EalIlIoyeea .............................................. .

nllII{ I: IUI ................................................ .

s. dC1lery ................................................ .

t. lu1tCe ................................... ..

440 fi

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

96100

", 401 fi

199 M

1M 00

78 U

1,920 00

U2 4_

' 15

. FEB. I.

1.

6.

10.

13.

20.

20.

24.

41

FEBRUARY.

REOEIPTS.

Oash balance ..........•.........................

" County Order, No. 22 .. _ ................... .

" " " 23 ............................. .

" " " 24 ..................••...

" " " 25 .........••........•...

" " " 26 ........••.............

" " " 2J .... .....•.........•...

" board of patients ........................ ..

EXPENDITURES •

. Butter, 1,135 lbs ................... '" ...............•..•.

Ooffee, 317 I bs .......... : ......... . .......... .. .......... .

Dry goods .. ...... : ........... -: ............... : .... : ..... ..

Daily papers; postage and toll ............... ':: .......... ' ..

Eggs, 167! · doz .. : : .. : .•.. : .............. .. : ..•.... : . ~ . :::.

Employees ............... 0 • 0 ••• ••• ~ •••• 0 •••••••••••••••••

Fish . .. 0 ••••••• 0 •• 0 •••••••••••••••••••• 0 • : • : •• ' 0 • 0 0 0 •• 0 • ' .

. Freights. 0 •••••••••••••• 0 ••• • • 0 0 ••••• 0 o. 0 •• 0 • •••••• ••• o •••

Groceries .. 0 ••• 0 •••••• .-•••• 0 •• 0 ••••• •••••• 0 ••••• : ••• • 0 • : .

House furnishing ..... : .. 0 •• o. 00 •• • ' 00 0 0 • 0 •• 0 •••••• 0 ••• 0 •• 0

Inmates discharged 0 ••••• 0 ' . ' •••••• 0 • 0 •••••••••••• 0 ••••••••

Ice ........ 0 ••• o •••••••••••••• 0 •••••••• 0 ••••• 0 ••••••• o. o.

Imptoving ° gJ; oun( ls ......... ..... ' . . .. 0 •••••••• : . : . : •••• 0.00

Meats, 5,8881bs., ( fresh) . ..... ... .. . 0: .. : .. : ........ :.:: 0.. .... .

" . ( smoked) ' ........••.... 0 ••••••••••••• 0.0.

Marketing . 0 ••• 0 •••• 0 •••• : •• " 0 ••••••• 0 ••• : • • ••••••••••• 0 •

Real estate. 0 •••••••••••• 0 •• •• 0 •••••••• 0 ••••••••• 0 ••••••• 0

Stable and dairy .. : ....... : ............................ ..

Shoes and findings ....... 0 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 •• 0

Soap ,1,200 lbs .. 0 •••••••• 0 ••• 0 0 •••••••••••••••••••••••• ., ••

Sugar" 3, OJ 4 lbs ••.•......•......•..•.............. 0 •••••

Vegetables. . . . .. •.•••• • ....••..•••..........•...........

Oash balance .•.........••••••.•.•.......•. 0 •••• 0 •

$ 571 80

1,000 ()()

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

81000

$ 7,381 80

533 43

14899

168 75

2a 15 '

75 68

1,268 30

9448

12 96

530 44

119 03

11 50

77 50

13 40

883 20

230 27

6835

680 00

600 23

236 74

192 00

787 68

5837

$ 6,83145

55035

$ 7,381 80 -- -------

.. ~

, M, ..,

.. ' borMd. of p. .11C.

n. L

3.

3.

17.

17.

2L

2L

28.

AP I

.... .. r, ;;: .0.>. 32 .......•....•.••.•.•.. .. .. O rd r, " 1... .. .. ...... .. ....................... .. .. .. ., 2 ............................................. .. .... .... .". 3 .......................................... .. .. ,. 5. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. ............ .. .. .". I .' 6 ......................................... .. 4.& 7 .......................................... ..

" boardotpati

...................•.. -.... ~-......•..•••.... ~

Ve8_ blel •••..••••.••••••.•••.••••••.•••••.••••.•.....•

C h UlUI~ oa •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

316 ( 0

123 00

-._-------- ­

T 1.

L

L

L u

3- u

6- ........

.•..•.

••

It

....

u

u

••

pa

...... 0 -

u ....

1 .............. . ....... .

11 ...................... .

12 •••••.••.•••••••••..•••

13 ...................... .

d tOll •••.•••••.•••.•••..•••.••.••.

balance .... _ .••....•••••••••.•. ••.. . . ... .. . .

1,

1 •

1.

1,

1,

1,

229 36

I, 00

935 00

36

, If}(- 36

JUNE I.

I.

I.

1.

1.

I.

1.

I.

28.

45

JUNE.

REOEIPTS.

Ca h balance .......•...............•......••....

" State Order, No. 14 ....................... , .

" " .. 15.. . . . . . . .. . .... , ....... .

" .. .. 16 .•.......••.............

.. " " 17 ...•...•..•........••..••

.. " " 18 ......•......•..•........

" " .. 19 . ....................... .

.. " .. 20 ..•....•••.....••.••..•••

" board of patients .................•........

EXPENDITURES.

Butter, 648 lbs. . ...............•...•.•....•..............

Coal. . . . . . . . . . .• ............ ................ . .......... .

Dry goods .....•........................... _ .....•.......

Daily papers, postage anll toll .................•...........

Eggs, 160 doz ..........••.•...•...••...••.........•..••..

Em ployees ......................••.......................

Flour, 152 bbls ..•.•.•...•............•. _ ............... , ..

Fish. . . . . . . . .. . ............................•. , .....•....

Grocerie .........•............•...... _ ......•.....•....

House furnishing ........................•................

Inmates di charged .................•....................

Meats, 6,049 lbs., ( fresh) .................................. .

" 1 bbl. ( pork) .. _ ........•.............. _ ....... .

1tfar ketin g ..•••............................. . ............

Machinery .............................................. .

Real estate . ...•..................•...........•......... •.

Soap, 1,200 lb ....................•.......................

Stable and dairy .... _ .................................... .

Straw .........................•.............•..........

Vegetables .........•................................•••.

Wine ............ " ...•.....................•.•..........

1,611 20

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,753 00

10,364 20

152 16 •

3,000 00

535 74

13 15

32 00

1,224 00

1,139 00

89 02

672 76

88 75

4 50

907 35

35 00

19 80

249 40

375 00

156 00

598 48

55 25

469 60

209 00

enO, 04596

Cash balanee...... . •••.• . . • ..• . .•.. ... • . .... .. •• . 318 34

10,364 20

. JULY.

JlJLY L h ............... oo .... ., ......................... .. ..

1. .. o. 21 ..•... ~ •................ ·

31 24

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1.000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,6 00

6. ••

6. ....

So ....

12. ..

12. ..

12. ••

12. ....

.. .. •• 22 • •.•. • ..••••••••••..•...

.. .. u 23 ..•.••...•..••...••....•

.. .. .. 24 ••••••••••••••••••••••••

.. .. •• 2.') ••••••••••••••••••••••••

.. .. .. 26 .•••.•••••..•.•••.•.•...

........ •• •• 27 ...•••.•••••.•••.•.•••.• .... . u,

• •

board of pau D ••••••• • •••••••••••••••••

Dails papers, and toO ••.•....••••••.•.•.••.•••••••

, 165 doa ..••.•.•••••••••••••••. ~~ . r~. ~~~. r. ~ r •••••••

ploy

C h balance ........•...•..............•••..........•.

,

' 12,016 M

7100

168 71

200 86

3,000 00

25 61

3696

1,286 00

7730

2600

67600

461 12

M6 53

296

7526

2, Ma 16

768 66

47 26

103 00

27500

2500

11980

213 48

9400

136 78

102 16

37690

40166

11,62420

392 Of

' 12,016 U

... "

AUGUST 1. Oash

1. "

1. "

1. "

10. " "

17. "

21. "

21. "

25. "

47

. A.. UG'UST.

RECEIPTS.

balance .... " ............. : ..............

Oounty Order, No. 35 ................. _.

State " " 31 ......... .. .... __ ...

" " II 32 ...... __ . _____ . __ ..

Oounty " II 36 _ . _ .. ___ .........• _

" " " 37 ... _ . _ ......... ..••

38 .................•.

39 ...... _ ......•.....

board of patients ............................................

392 04:

1,000 00

1,000 00

, 1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00 '

1,000 00

900 00

-- --- 8,- 2- 92-- 0-- 4

,169 52

1,509 00

2115

1,275 00

31 26

35 50

3118

· ' 375 00

517 32

134 75

23295

74048

218 30

84 03

30000

, 477 62

150 00

47 97

12 40

54: 1 60

586 95

.. $ 7,491 92

Oash balance......................................... 800 12

--$- 8-, 2- 9- 2- - 0- 4

48

J SEPTEMBER.

REOEIPTS.

SEPT. 1. Cash balance .......................... ........ .

1. " County Order, No. 40 .................... .

7., " It " " 41 ..............•.•....

9. Ir " " " 42 ....... ~ ......•......

1. If " " " 43 .................... .

29. " board of patients ............. ~ ........ ..

Excess balance •.•.••...•....••.•......••.......•.....

EXPENDITURES.

: Butter, 992lbs ... : ..................•.....................

Coffee, 495 lbs ...............................•........... .

Daily paperg, postage and toll : ................•...........

Eggs, 270 dozen: ....... ~ ...• " .....................•......

Emp10yees .......................•..........• • •..•••.....

Flonr, 100 bbls ....................................•....•.

Fish ... .................................................. .

Groceries .......................•........................

House. furnishing ....•...........................•........

Inmates discharged ....................••........•......•.

Meats, 5,643 lbs., ( fresh) .........•.........................

Meats, 1,392 lbe., ( smoked) .............................. , ..

Marketing ....•......................• : ................ •

Officers' salaries .................... : ... : ..............•..

Stock, two cows ..............•..•.....•..................

Sugar, 1881bs .......................• : .... : ....•.........

Stable and dairy ...................... : : . : ............... .

Vegetables .....•.....•••.••.••.••...••.. : .....••..•....•.

$ 800 12

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,342 00

6,142 12

11 22

--$- 6-,- 15-- 3- - 3- 2

$ 317 22

158 61

23 95

53 32

1,298 70

950 00

44 00

619 70

10000

140

733 59

262 12

29 60

41 66

100 00

4042

965 30

413 75

6,153 34

OaT. 1.

1.

1.

1.

9.

9.

23.

23.

23.

23.

23.

23.

27.

QCTOBER.

RECEIPTS.

Cash State Order, No. 33 ... .................•. ...

" " " " 34 ........................ .

" County.. " 44 ....... : ................ .

" " .. " 45 ..................... · · · ·

" " " " 46 .. ................................. ..

" " " " 47 ................... · · · · · ·

" " " " 48 ................................. ·

" " " " 49 .................... · · · · ·

" " " " 50 ....... . ................ .

" " " " 51 .... .................... .

" " " " 52 ........................ .

" " " .. 53 ...................... · · ·

" board of patients ., ................... .-... .

$ 1,000 00

408 10

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

2,963 00

-_$. 1_- 4,3- 7- 1- ­1-

0

EXPENDI'l'URES.

Ales an d wines .................... ... ................... .

Butter, 635lbs ........................................... .

Coal, 52,550 bushels ...................................... .

Dry goods ............ . . . .............................. .

Daily papers, postage and toll ........ ____ ......... __ . __ .. .

Eggs, 166 dozen .•....... ... . ....•............ ''- ......... .

Employees ............ .......... ........ .. .. ............ .

Freights •.........................•......................

Fish ........ ...... . .... ........................ ... ...... .

Groceries ...................•............................

House · furnishing ...............•.............. . ..........

Improving grounds ...............••.. ' .' ................. .

Inmates discharged ................................... _ .. .

Marketing ...... . ................•••.....................

Machinery .........................•. .... ................

Meats, 4,992lbs., ( fresh) ................•.. .. .....•........

Meats, 1,286 lbs., ( smoked) •.....•................. '" .... .

Officers' salaries ......................................... .

Refunder .............................•.........•........

Recording deeds .... -.............................•........

Stable and dairy .....•....................................

Shoes and findings ...........•............................

S~ p, 1,200 lbs ..........•.•......................•........

Telegraph .•........................................... . ..

Vegetables.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . .....•............. .... ....

13 00

310 82

5,578 50

573 04

8 05

48 80

1,337 00

9027

29 75

603 04

258 00

118 00

1 25

4880

461 39

648 96

289 94

2,106 34

20 00

295

260 06

138 10

17400

50700

528 25

$ 14,155 41

Excess balance...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ •. _ . . . . . . . . 11 22

$ 14,166 63

----'------

4- LONGVIEW Asy.

...... "

"

50

REOAP ITUL TION.

balan e o · ................................. ........ ..

MoIlAnell ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••• ••••••••••••

T'. jj~ b ............. . . ... ........ ... ................ .

~ pota ancl' ff'ui •••••• .•• ..••••••.••. • •.•.

' 173 02

33, j() 8 10

53,000 00

15, 20 60

t615 60

3,17 73

17,031 93

2.380 19

27920

f90 60

lS56 U

5, f90 00

15$ 3 70

2,612 22

M5 00

1. US 38

: rr 00

f, 75 f2

927 61

11,748 93

70153

430 09

11500

2,224~

660 9f,

64.5 79

3,970 57

2 93

20,37800

lS0700

f, 771 Oli

102,197 15

balance •••••• ..... ..•.... - . . .•••.•••• - •• - - - - . . 20: 1 4: 7

102,401 ffl

51

EMPLOYEES.

Name. Position.

fi. H. Stickney. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Engineer :: .. : ... -: ..... .

J~ hn Castner ............... : . . .. . A!. istant Engineer:: : .. .

Compen­sation

pr:- monib;

$ 10.0 00

56 ® ­J.

R. Bunnell · . ....... : ........... Carpenter: . ::. : .': : ..... . go 00

Philip Corcoran ............ : . ... . Ga . mam .: ::::::: ..... I

Michael AJff ...... ." .... ... ...••.• Baker'. : ... ::. ::: ::::.-.. I

4500

5' 0 00

40_ Q. O_

40 00

33 00

40 00

30 00

30 00

27 00

27 00

27 00

26 00

22 00

20 00

20 00

18 00

27 00

27 00

22 00

27 00

22 00

22 00

4200

18 00

22 00

24 00

24 00

24 00

24 00

22 00

20 00

20 00

18 00

18 00

17 00

17 00

17 00

17 00

22 00

17 20

20 00

1100

Lonis Helfrick. __ .............. '.. Fireman _ ... _ .......... .

Frederi ck Millar .... . _ . . . . . . . . . . . " ............... .

E. J. McClorg . _ . ...... .. ....... _ Watchman ............. .

James Saffin. _. ... ...... .. ....... Supervisor ............. .

John Lowrey _ .................. _ Attendant ............. .

Ed ward Barrett ............. _ . . . . " ............. .

Thomas Lowrey. _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " .......... .. . .

~ Daniel Grimmer................. " ............. .

R. J. Blanke... . . . . . . ... ... ... ... " ............. .

C. Nielson .. _ .................. _. " ............. .

Henry B. Sowers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " .......... _ .. .

John Logan..................... " _ ............ .

Gottfried Kostars ...... _ . . . . . . . . . " ............. .

Christian Hausen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. - " ............. .

Oweu Gaffeny . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Teamster ........... . .. .

Nicholas Macks ....... ___ . . . . . . .. Porter ................. .

John Clarkin .. _ ... _ . . . . . . . . . . . .. Laborer ............... .

Chris. Schell. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " ............... .

Owen Farrell ........... _ . . . . . . . . " .. _ ... . ........ .

John B. Bryant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " ........ ....... .

John Woelfflin . . . . .. . .. . ... . .. . .. Cook .. _ .... _ .... _ ..... .

Adolph Daske. _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. As istant cook ......... .

Thomas Farrell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Laborer ............... .

Isabella L. Roberts. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Supervisor ............. .

Coroline Beylau. d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Attendant ............. .

Mary Lowrey.................... " ............. .

Metta Dreyer .. _ . .. .... _ . . . . . . . . . " ............. .

Lizzie Beyland. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " ............. .

Martha Broo Ie s. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " ......... _ ... .

Mary J uhuson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " . . ........... .

Phillepaena Dewine.............. " ... _ ......... .

Charlotte Hott. _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " ............. .

Ellen Sick ... .............. _ . . . . . " ............. .

Jannie Marchant ...... _ . .. ... . ... " ............. .

Margaret Stevens................ " ............. .

Ellen Theis .................. _ . : . " ............. .

Mary McCullough . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Seamstress ....... . ..... .

Sm · annah C. Jones. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Assistant seamstre: iS _ .. . .

Sophia J. Hott.. . ... ... . ... . .. ... Laundress ........... . . .

Rosa Grimmer.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •• . ........•....

1Geep1dDe ,8cbDeider •••••• • ••• ~ ••• lMDar- ..... ~ ....... .

LoaMa 8cb1ilttlr . . •... , ....... u ~ . • .. ............ ..

. J eDDie BDiot . . ....... . . . . . . . . • . . Coot ••.•. ~ ••.•••..••••.

'. l'ben! M Deicke. . . •. • . . • . . . . . . ... DiDiDg. rooaa .. .........•

Br.~ FatJ: eIl •.• •••• • • • . ••••••• DIIr, r . •• • ..•••.••.•••.•.

~ Dee. u. ••• ••• : ••••••••••• , ••• , OtuuDber ..••.••••••••••

' 17 00

1700

1700

1300

uIIOG.