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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LONGVIEW HOSPITAL.

REFORT OF THE DIRECTORS .

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LONGVIEW HOSPITAL,

CARTHAGE, 0., November 7, 1899.

To His Excellency, A A S. BUSHNELL, Governor oj Ohio:

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SIR: - The Directors of Longview Hospital submit the Fortieth

Annual Report of this institution, as provided by Section 727, Revised

tatutes.

The term of E. T. Sprague, Esq., as a member of this Board

having expired, he was re- appointed by Your Excellency for the full

term of five years.

We have . frequently visited and have carefully inspected the

hospital in all its departments during the past year, and are grati­fied

to report that we have always found it, in every particular, in

good and s~ tisfactory condition.

The Superintendent and his assistant officers have been faithful

and efficient in the discharge of their duties.

A new building to accommodate two hundred and fifty patients

is being constructed by and at the expense of the County of Hamil­ton,

and will exhaust all the funds realized from that source, and we

must therefore look to the State for an appropriation sufficient to

cover the running expenses of the hospital, and request Your Excel­lency

to aid us in procuring the same.

We call attention to the wants of the institution, as detailed in

the Superintendent's report and respectfully refer you to the reports

of the Superintendent and Steward for a detailed statement of the

management and expenditures of the institution.

Very respectfully submitted,

JOHN ZUMSTEIN, President.

W. J. COPPOCK,

C. H. SMITH, SecretafY.

E. T. SPRAGUE,

SAM'L HUNT,

Directors LOftj; view Hospital.

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REPORT OF THE SUI'ER] TE DE T.

Lo on ... HosPITAL,

CAaTHAG , O., ovember I, 1899.

n • B dk IJMrt " Dirt/', ' 1,1 U B rjiI4J:

GUM: - I hue the booor to b it tho the Fortieth

Annual Report of Lao new Hospital, comp . · 111 the operatio of

the ill " tlltioo for the yeat eDdin, October 31, 1899, aDd the needs

of e for the ensui yeat.

Admitted, • . • 141 es, lIS ( emaleI, ' 56 total.

. harJed. ISO" 114 I. .64"

Daily anra, e, 484 " 58, II 1011"

R. emainioa, 415" 590 " 1065"

The h · hest Dumber ill the boule at & Dy ODe time wu 1,0& 4.

the lowest 1,060. Tbere ere ill aU 1,319 pabeotl uDder treat ·

IDCDt, which Dumber is 13 peateT than that of last yeat. There

were 1,073 at the bepmiDa, 1,065 at the doee of the yeM, show­iDe

• dccreue of s ..

T'he reccweria were. I .11 per c: aat 01 , 6.7 per ceDt

of the aYerace populatioo, 5.4 per c: aat of the total Dumber ander

treatmeIlt, 11 per ent of tbe dilcbarca, & Del So per ceDt of the m.

char& es adasi e 01 deaths.

The death rate w.. S. II per cent of the whole Dumber aDder

treatmnt. The reco., eri were 3 per c: aat more thaD Jut Jar, the •

death rate the IAIDC. The a- renp resideDc: e ill the tw. pital of cua

reco cred wu 4 months aDd .4 days; of thole who died, 1 y.,..,

• moaths aDd 1 day; the nence Ale of thole wbo died 1rU 51 yean.

A DlIIDber of our old people died duriDc the year, many et! the. of

peat & Ie; 39 were oyer 60 yean. .. o., er 70 yean, 6 were o., er 10

yean. Eiabt d~ after a residence of only. few days.

Full information in ngard to the IDO'f'CIDCJlt of populatioa wiD be

( ouDd in the statistical tabla.

The variatioa ill tbeae Itatistia rro. year to year is occuioaed

put1y by the dwacter of cua m: ei., ed, pudy by the & rat Dumber

of chroDic iIIcurablea who ban been accumulatin, ill the iDstitutioD

dlll'ina the put forty yean; the •• ripe old • " to wbich IDOIl of the

latta arrive it • fa., orahIe COIDIDC1ItarJ' upoD the care & Del treatment

they recei., e.

Por leYeral yean put the inc: reuiDl DlIIDber of old brokelHlcnrn

people ~ to LcJeriew bas been Tf! IJ DOtieeabIe, & Del iDcIicalei

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not only a growing tendency upon the part of relatives to shift the

burdens of senescence from private to public shoulders, but also an

increasing faith in the management and resources of institutions ' of

this character.

A feeling of confidence in the public mind is much to be desired,

yet this method of IVanifesting the same is detrimental to the interests

of more legitimate forms of insanity; and. besides, . operates , against a

favorable summing up of the year's work, for it is impossible in a

report of this nature to show forth the immense ' deal accomplished

toward the relief of this class of patients who are beyond all hope of

mental improvement.

We have no choice in the co'mmitment of patients, the statute

providing that the institution shall be open for the admission of all

insane persons over the age of seven years having a legal settlement

in the County of H amilton.

During the ensuring year we shall be oblig~ d, in compliance with

an act of the last General Assembly, to care for the insane now in the

infirmaries, the great majority of whom are old and infirm , a class of

" unfavorable. s " who will stm further increase our death rate and

diminish the percentage of recoveries.

I do not believe, howe~ er, that the Legislature intended in the

act referred to that all of the troublesome old people, harmless imbe-'

ciles and other inoffensive persons in the infirmaries, should be trans­ferred

to hospitals for the insane, but only those whose condition, in

the judgment of the court and medical experts, would be benefited by

such transfer.

A majority of the inmates of county infirmaries are mentally

weak, either by reason of heredity, bad habits or old age, and could

within the letter but not the meaning of the law be declared insane.

The nicest discrimination should be exercised by the medical and

other officers of the examining court to prevent the imposition of

counties upon the State, and gross injustice toward the actually insane

in our hospitals by overcrowding them with persons who are more

properly bubjects for old men's' homes and idiotic asylums.

The year just closed has brought no special changes in the meth­ods

of treatment and care of the insane, nor in the general manage­ment

of the institution; but much has been accomplished along lints

already established. There has been no unusual sickness and no seri­ous

accident. A farge mimber of suicidal patients have been cared

for, but none" of them succeeded in carrying out their designs of self­destruction

.

. The case of homicide which occurred the year previous was tried

in the triminal court, and, as was predicted, the attendant accused

was acquitted of any intent to inflict injury upon the patient.

12 A VAL lluoaT.

Tbe nriou n e en. entertainlllfllta, chape1 ~ J

etc., fncjuntJy detailed in these nporU: have as usual been pro-

Yided for the eDjo,. ant or aD.

Ifly · four per ceDt popula ' Ire enp, ed dail, in lOIDe

oa: upation The e caution ( or the new build-was

made entirely b male ients; to thll rk we can attribute

dw 1' e'COftI'J or r. neral casa who we had come to ngard as hope-

Medication b dru s but a U part in the treatment of

it,. today: nliance ' pUccd al carirel,. UPOD so- called

.. moral D ,. ch as e yment am ment J music, boob and

pictures, cheerful rdiDin, urrou~ jn s, good food, exercise in the

open air and enera) by ' lC condi . of life. Outdoor labor

rank. 6 .. remedial ~ re ( or men. bat it ' dIfficult to occap)"

10 1 apoo our limited .. t of la. od. Tbe padiD& of die

pounds about the De uildin will, howner, fur ' w « k lor. larle

Dumber of ~ n ( or the nut year or two. All not otbenr_ enPied

are np « ted 10 ipeDd the ot days of the , ear upoD the Ia .....

ork iD our arious ind . I departments tw ben proeecated

With accUSlOCDed . or. The appuraoc. e or the wards atrall the

ecoDOIDic Yltlle ol thete depar1JH1l while the eDeTal CODtnlmeDt

aDd . tiafactioo 0( the pairllta with their surJoundio prove Ihe trulh

ol the , oll repeated w. t that the time, labor and moaq upended

ill tbne direc: . J- 1 in eYerJ K 0( the word.

I know that you sentle1DCll aPJftCiate flllly our ebts for years

put to aab LooaYinr etbinc better than a bone ol deteDtion

( or the i. e ; aDd I wish to upr my great satisfaction at the

heart,. c: o- operariun whic. h, rcaardk 0( possible public censure or

ocher _ 16 h COD identioDt, you have alway. " yen in carryin, out

aDy atniure which has for its object the welfare 0( our patients.

IIIIP~ OT& III

The _ proYaDen made UpoD the property are 1BID1 aDd ,.. n_.

QUI; the work of repairing and addinc to the buildiDp, paintia"

marn' ioe. dc., it one whic. h from the natan of thiap c: an DeYer

be compkted. An enumeration in detail ol the iatprOYaDeDta carried

out danDg the year would be tediou aDd unprofitable. Amaal the

! DOlt important may be IIIflIticmed the npair of the entire roof 01 the

'* I buildinc.

The er from Cartbqe Pike to iD Creek was deaDed, n-paired,

aDd in many places raised from the manby pJaqs iDto which

it bad suDk. Two larae catch basin ere blJilt to preTeD' fatan

baoc: kin, ol the sewer from rciUle throWD iDto it by our qbbon.

AddirioDal room w mAcIe in the laundry by subltitutin, irOD

beuu for \ be iDIide brick .. an. which carried the roo(

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A new one hundred inch mangle was installed by the Hospital

Supply Co.

The unused space over the eleventh female ward was fitted up

for living quarters for attendants.

Plans and specifications for the new building for male patients

were approved by your Board, and work on the same commenced in

the early spring. Owing to delay experie~ ced in securing some of the

large iron girders, progress has heen slow, but we hope to have the

' building enclosed before cold weather.

The lower floors will be devoted to the treatment of acute forms

of insanity. The interior arrangements will permit of strict classifica­tion

of patients, both in day and night quarters, the latter being

entirely shut off so as to allow. thorough ventilation during the day.

There will be single sleeping rooms, and dormitories for those who

require the services of night attendants,

A hospital ward will provide for the sick and those who require

surgical attention . The building will have its own kitchen, dining

rooms and heating plant. The proximity of the dining rooms and

kitchen will insure the serving of hot meals, and such food between

times as is frequently required for this class of patients.

The basement will contain T urki sh baths, needle and spray baths,

showers, douches, etc.

For winter amusements, bowling, billiards, card and smoking

rooms win be provided.

It is the intention to furnish and equip this building with every

convenience and appliance which will prove of service in the treat­ment

of curable forms of insanity. This is, after all, the prime object

of an institution of this character; expense hould not enter into

consideration of a subject so vital to the interests of society and the

State. Every" cure " not only lessens the burden of the State, but

returns to the world a producer to assist in the support of those who

will always be dependent.

NEEDS

For the ensuing year are:

Completion and furnishing of new building.

Reflooring of ironing rooms in laundry.

Removal of reservoir onto the farm.

Usual repairs too numerous to mention.

Your Board has agreed with the County Cemmissioners to pay

out of our c'ounty levy for the improvement of Paddack Road. This

will cost about $ 10,000, to be paid jn ten years. In addition will be

the cost of laying sidewalks and removing and repairing the iron

fence.

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The per capita for the year' doled W .. $ 156.61, bued

apae ..... npnditaru, iodadi C1IITeDt eapn. e, DeW baiJdiap,

ordiury ad ntraordiDaty repain, machiDery, aDd all other ~

ror w • eapeockd.

' Be total expenditure W'u $ 167,725.61, tabulated statementl of

which wm be ~ net m the leWard'. Repon.

Our rre » t e pm a Dt w.. IS ,136.44, a per capita of

147.74-- Upon thO . allo. iD ( or aD . o( twent, OIl the

daiI, a • W'e haJJ need ( or cunnt ellpeble ( or the eDlUiac , ear

$ 16I , 03~. 60. If we are obIiJed 1lDder tbe DeW' laW' to care for the

haidrcd aDd A,. i in the infiraaries, we shall need aD

additioiW 11,161, a total of $ 183, 200.60. It' " cry ~ b. l IUt

the . are appropriate tho m, it will require eYery dollar of

tbe county JeY, to COIDp~ the DeW' baiIdiD&, .. , for PMd8ck

Ro. d ilDprOV~ Dt, and keep the iDlritatioD ia proper NpIir. La&

year it to tab frOm oar repair fuel $ l •• J6 · 44 ..,.

plelDeat the State appropriatioD for cunnt n

Prom t cou ty we n Deed the of OM

to duplicate for i pro" nant andrepain, ad $' 5.000 adcI~'"

co. pIeIe the DeW buildirlt.

Oathe da,. of

poeitioe .. I « ODCl

bee. Dr. J. W.

, I,", Dr. P. . A.,.,.. " 11M.

t ph . in to e ia peer& 1 pac­appoiDted

to fill the ncucy.

e are iadebced to ..... , kUad friads for ........ eater-tau

.... 1tI. wbich add cry larJeI, to tIM a. appan. of tile iI' . c:. rabile

& Del are DO .... u racton ia the ftCO'IU)' of

To the aaanaaemeDt 01 the ZooIop: aI Gardea, Park, aacl

the County Fair, r .. IUD,. coun . e: lteoded to CNr people.

It Ii me pIeUa: re to commead the ad of depart.

IDCOti for their dicinc:, aDd 1IDtiriac lUI ia forwudi the bat

ialCftlU 01 the ' ituboo.

The aueDdaDti haft ben' ad

to their care, & Del haye diIdwpcl die ... no.

. b 6deIity.

I ma. k JOG. , eatlemen. ror tIM ppcIIt.... aaco. r,, 1MI1d I

haft rayed from ,0. ia the d · iKI .... ~ 01, as ~~ ia

Iadeat ad for tile , pefIODal .... fa ..... yoa

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TABLE SHOWING AMOUNT ANNUALLY EXPENDED, AVERAGE

DAILY COST PER CAPITA.

Years.

1860 ..........................

1861. .. ... ..... .. .............

1862 ............... ...........

1863 .................. ........

1864 ..........................

1 65 ..................... .....

1866 .............. ............

1867 .. ....... .... .............

1868 .... .. ....................

1869 ............ .............

1 70 ....... .. .............. .

1871 ...... .......... ..... .. ...

1 72 .. ... .. ........... .... ....

1873 .........................

18 74 ....... .. .................

1875 ... .... ..... ..............

1876 ...... ... ...... ... ..... ...

· 1877' ........... ...............

1878 ........ ...... ...........

1879 ..... ..... ......... .......

1880 .... ... .... .. .............

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1882 ......................... .

1883 ......... .................

1884 .... ..... ........ ....... ..

1885 .. ............. ... .. : .. ...

1886 .... ... .. .. .... ..... ......

1887 ............ ... ....... ....

1888 ..........................

1889 .. ...... .......... ........

1890 ........ .. ... .............

1891 ........ .... .......... ..

1892 ... .... .. ......... .... ....

1893 ................... .. .....

1894 .. ................ ........

1895 ....... .............. .. ...

1896 ......... ...... ... .. ......

1897 ..........................

1898 .. .... ........ ...... ......

1899 ..........................

Total Amount Average Cost

Expenditures. Number per Patient. Time.

Patients.

$ 38,963 80 333 $ 200 16 ven months.

56,050 20 355 159 60 Whole f e& r.

48,202 41 365 132 06 "

69,671 47 361 192 99 "

86,253 67 380 226 98 "

102,197 15 390 262 04 "

122,264 68 393 311 10 "

135,646 39 417 325 29 "

110,501 21 430 280 22 ..

147,999 35 510 290 19 ..

142.686 18 537 265 71 "

140.391 43 556 262 50 "

103.487 52 585 176 90 "

115.2.26 54 591 195 96 "

119,423 .96 582 20420 II ·

115,147 20 590 195 38 "

104,076 52 615 169 23 "

103,872 34 635 163 56 ..

90,127 64 660 136 56 "

100.836 68 673 149 3 "

105,879 67 668 15 50 "

81.014 22 659 122 94

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103045 65 664 155 19 "

95,370 16 661 144 2R "

103,289 11 673 154 37 "

97,855 53 685 142 5 "

99,775 57 712 140 43 "

. 109,481 42 747 146 57 .,

131,880 71 779 169 29 "

118.206 70 794 148 76 "

129,698 04 816 168 82 "

1:: 14,106 07 826 162 34 "

150.907 28 869 176 6 "

186,829 66 880 211 89 "

164,421 81 923 167 30 "

152.639 06 973 156 87 "

171022 17 1,006 170 00 ..

160, 90 II 1.047 153 67 ..

16 .183 89 1,059 15 80 ..

167,725 61 1,071 156 61 "

Respectfully submitted,

F. W. HARMON, M. D ,

Superintendent.

1 A l1AL REPORT.

Ta~ No. 1.

R 0 P TIE RECEIVED, DI CHARGED AND

REMAINING.

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. Ie. Female. Total.

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141 115

I, on

• 256

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42 30 72

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IIOC .......... _ ••••••••••••••• • ....... . % 2

IW ......... ......... ....... .. .......... _.,-__ ........ . 77

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« 121

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160 114 2M ==-===--

475

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AGB OP PATI ITTED DUB) 0 TBB YBAB.

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2.6. 13

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Table No. 3.

OCCUPATION OF PATIENTS ADMITTED DURING THE YEAR.

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Artist .. ~ ........... , .......... ...... 1 Musician . ................... ...... 2 2

Aj!; ent .................. ...... 7 7 No Occupation ..... . ...... 21 9 ilO

Brewer ....................... I 1 Painter ............. ......... 2 2

Butcher .................... , 1 1 Printer ....................... 1 1

Barber ............ ........... 3 :: I Press Feeder ......... ...... 2 2

Blacksmith ................. 3 3 Peddler ........ .. ............ 2 2

Barkeeper .................. 2 2 Prostitute . .................. . .... ~ 2 : l

BOllk · keeper ......... ...... 4 4 Stenographer ............. .. . ..... 1 1

Baker ......... ............... 3 3 Seamstress ... .............. 8 8

Clerk ............. .............. 7 1 8 l:: laloonkeeper . ............. 1 1

Cigar Maker ............. 1 1 Sboemaker .... .... .. ........ 1 1

Carpenter ..... ..... ......... 3 3 Salesman ......... ......... 3 3

Cooper .................. ... 1 I Student ......... . ............ 2 2

Contractor .................. 3 3 Stonecutter ................ 1 1

Carpet Weaver ..... , .... .. 1 1 Tanner ................. .. .... 2 2

. Domestic .................... ...... 41 41 Teacher ..................... 1 1

Driver ........................ 1 1 Tobacco Stripper ....... .. 2 2

Engineer ............ ....... 1 I Teamster ..... .. ............. 3 3

Farmer ............ .... ... , .. 4 ...... 4 Tinner ........ ... ........... . , 1 1

Gardner ..................... 1 J Upholsterer ........ ..... . .. J 1

Housewife . .. .... ... ......... ...... 46 46 Veterinary ' ................. 1 1

Houstkeeper ............... 1 1 Unknown .................... 9 3 12

Laborer .................... 30 30 Waiter ... ..................... 2 2

Lawyer ....................... 2 2 - - --

Moulder ......... ............ 1 1 141 115 256

Machinist ................... ;\ 3

Table No. 4.

SOCIAL CONDITION OF PATIENTS ADMITTED DURING THE YEAR.

Male. Femll. le Total.

Single ................................... ' . .................... .

Married .......... ...... .. .. .... ............. ...... ............ .

Widowed ................... ......... ...................... ..

Unknown ......... .. '; ....... ; ..... ..... \" .. ... ....... ...... ..

72

50

10

9

Tota. ls ...... .....• ...... ... ...... ....... .... ...... .... ..... . 141

47

44

24

115

119

94

34

9

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Ge., ia_ ..... - ..•.......•. 1 1

N I~ _ ...... ....... ...... 1 w .. Vitci" ............• ,...... 1

JIai.. ........................ 1

1 .............. _ ..... • .... 2 3

It y................... 10 I

A ......... _ ._ •••••• _... 3

I--.. ....................... 3

Yerk ......... __ ............... ..

o •. _...................... 50;) 136

..... .., Ift. ia ............. 2 1 3

flJi_ ............................ ! 2

T_ ............................. 1 1

A.~ ...... _ •• _ ................... 7 uu-. ................... 13 , It

ToW A .... __ • 1., 8' 1 1M

InBD DURING THE YEAR .

Pomp.

1 1

2 1 3

24 17 ( I

2 7 9

2 2

1

2

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TotaIlI'OI'eifa -.. ... n 28 60

Toal A ___ "'. lot 87 196

Orud TotaL. ...... _ 1( 1 116 266

Ta 0. S.

PAnlNTS ADKlnED DURING THE YEAR.

Kale. i'emale. TcKal. = . ~ .. ::::::~.::::::.~:~:::::::::.~:::::.::.=:: ! .. 3

0.-.. • .............. _.................. ......... ...... 7 7 14 Puaaeia_................ ................................ ...... ............ 1 1

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: U!' :..:.. :.::::::::::::.:.::::.:.:.::::.~:::::::.: .:::::::~ 1t 15 2~

IIfaaia, ~ t ...................... . ..................... , 12 I

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"' ia, .,.... .............. _. __ ._ ........... _._ ...... ... w...... 3 3

"' ia, _ .......... _ ................ _-_................ 14 19 33

II"~ .... : ................... _ ...................... , 33 21 ~

A ...... '--' ......... _ ••••• - ............... _ ....... 1 10 2 12

JI « --_.- .............. _ ... _. _ .. _ .............. I........... 2 2

T .... __ · · _ · · .. · · · · · · _ · .... _ · .... · ... · __ ........... · . I~ - Iii 256

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LONGVIEW HOSPITAL.

Table No. 7.

SUPPOSED CAU E OF INSANITY IN PATIENTS ADMITTED

DURING THE YEAR.

19

Male. Female. Total.

Financial loss ........ .. .. ........ ..................... ........ 3 3

Coup de Soliel.. ..... ...... ..... .... . .... ..... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. ................................ ..

Typhoid feveT' ............. ..... ...... "................. ..... . 2 1 3

Excesses......... ....... .... ..... ...... ....... .. ....... ........ 2 2 4

Old. lI: ge ........ :...... .. .... ...... .......... ......... ...... ...... a 2 5

RehglOus excltement ......... ... .......................... 1 1

Disappointed affections ... ............... ...... ............ 2 3 5

Domestic troubles .......... ........ ......... ....... .. .. ... .. 1 5 6

Convulsions ...... ...... ........................ .... .. .... ..... . 1 I

~~ i! f~~ · :.~.:.:.:.:. · :::.:.:.:.:.:: · ..: :.:.:.:.:.:~.:. .;.: :':':::'::.':::':':':':':':':'::':'::':':':':':': ~ ~ 1:

Injury to head ...... ......... .. .. ........... .................. 4 1 5

Intemperance ...... ............ ........... ... .. ...... ........ . 16 4 20

Loss of employment ...... ..... .... .... ... ............ ... ... 2 2

Masturbation ...... ...... ...... ...... ......... ...... ............ 2 2

Menopause ...... .............. ......................... .... .. ...... ...... 6 6

Overwork..... . .... .................. ........ .................. 3 3

Grief ......................... .. ...... ....... .. ......... ........ 2 2

Puerperal condition............ ........... . . ... ...... ...... 3 3

Disease of ear ................ , .................................................................. ..

Syphilis ......... .................. ......... .. ....... . .... ... ... 1 1

Unknown .... ... ... ..... ......... .......... ......... ...... ..... . 80 66 146

Uterine disease. .............. .. ............... .. ... ......... 1 1

Overheat .................. ...................... ... . ........................... ....... ......... ..

Worry ................. .. ..................................... ... __ 8_ __~ I_~

Total......... ......... ......... ........ .. ......... ......... 141 115 256

Table No. 8.

NUMBER OF ATTACKS OF PATIENTS ADMITTED DURING

THE YEAR.

Male. Female Total.

First attack ............. ................ ...... ........ .......... 106

Second attack ......... ...... ............. .............. ........ 18

Third attack.. ........ ............ ......... ......... .... .. ...... 9

Fourth attack...... ......... ......... ...... ............ ........ 1

Eijl; hth attack ............ .. ...... ................................ . .... ..

Ninth attack ...... ...... .. ......... ......... ......... ......... 1

Unknown attack .......... ....................... .... ..... .... 6

Total .... .......... .... .................................... . 141

3

20

4

3

1 ......... ~ ..

4

lUI

189

38

13

4

I

1

10

256

..

0.9.

D TIO TY 0' PATI NT AD1IIT1' ED DURING

TilE YEAR.

Female. Total.

..

23

12

11

1(

It

11

Ie

9

.,. ............. ....... ......... ...•. I 7

•••••••• •••••••••••••••••••.••••• .•• ••. • 4. (

..... _ ............... _.............. 2 2

................. ............ ...... 1 2

H ............... _ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• _...... 3

_ ..................... _......... ...... 2 ........... .

M ......... _..................... ........... b (

41 30

' t aJ: .......................... _ ..................... "- 1' 1 115

TJ

U

I'l'. O. a 1 a tIl ......... _ ................................... .

lto'. o ...................................... .

' ao tD1, ftr ................................ .

From 1 to 2,..,. _ ....................... ............. ..

.. 2to .. _ ...... _ .......... ............ _ ....... ..

Total ...... .................. _ ....... _............ .. ...... .2

3

D

J

2

J

39

34

28

20

22

13

(

3

3

2

9

11

2M

T. a.

• . I. I t

4

3

n

LONGVIEW HOSPITAL. 21

Table No. ll.

CAUSE OF DEATH DURING THE YEAR.

Male. Female. Total.

Apoplexy .... .............. '" '" ........ ......... ...... ... ... ... 1 1 2

Carcinoma ...... ......... ........ . ......... ......... ...... ...... ...... ...... 1 1

Dysentery ...... .. .................. ............................ 5 5 10

Brights disease .... .. ............................ :............ 2 2 4,

Organic disease of brain........ .... ... ........ ...... ...... 1 1

Cereb:~ 1 con~ estion ......... ........ . ......... .. ...... ...... 5 1 6

Enteritis ......... ..... .................. ......... ............... ............ 1 1

Bronchitis .......... ......... .... ..... ......... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... 1 1

Carcinoma, stomach .............. ... ......... ......... ...... ..... ... ........ .. .............. ..

EpilepAY ... ...... ........ ... .......... .................. ......... 2 3 5

Exh~ ustio?, maniacal.................. ......... ............ 2 1 3

Septicaemia ...... ...... ....... ..... .... ......... ......... ...... ............ 1 1

General paralysis ......... ....... . ......... ......... .... ..... 13 13

Heart disease.... .. .... .... ......... ........ ......... ....... 3 5 8

Marasmus ...... ...... .......... ...... ......... ...... ...... .. .... 23 10 33

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

Pneumonia ............... ............... ........................ 4. 7 11

Phthisis pulmonalis......... ......... ...... ......... ......... 10 3 13

Cystitis .................. .... ........ ............ .......... ..... 2 2

Shock ...... .................... .................. ............... 1 1

Ramolissement .. ...... ............... ...... ....... .... ....... 2 2

Suicide ........................... ... ................. ............ ........ .......................... ..

Meninj[ itis ............... ...... ...... ......... ............ ...... .. ... ...... 1 1

Pacchyrneningitis ...... ...... ......... ...... .. .... ...... ...... 1 1

Total ....................................................... . 77 44 121

Ta. ble No. 12.

AGE OF PATIENTS AT TIME OF DEATH.

Male. Female. Total.

Between 10 and 15 yeArs ................................... ......... ... 1 1

" 15 and 20 " ................................... ...... ... ... 1 1

20 and 25 ................................... 1 1

25 and 30 ................................... 4 1 5

30 and 35 ................................... 7 : l 10

35 anrl 40 ....... .......................... 9 4 13

40 and 45 ......... ...... ....... .... .... ...... 16 3 18

45 and 50 .......... , ........................ 9 4 13

50 anti 55 " ........ .......................... 3 6 9

" 60 and 65 ................................... 11 9 20

65 and 70 ...... ...... ........ .............. 5 2 7

70 and 75 ..................... ..... ..... , ... 7 4 11

76 and 80 ................................... 3 3 6

80 and 85 ...... ............................. 2 2 4

85 and 90 ........................... ....... 1 1

" 90 and 96 .. ..................... ..... ........ ............ ' 1

Total ................................... .......... ! ......... . 77 44 . . 121

12

o. u.

T 0 TRB. lTK T OF PATTE TS WHO DIED DURING

U ... l

_.. I

..

....

TH YEAR.

12

6

3

Female. Total.

3 6

6 13

3 1

3

3 17

1 5

6 9

2

6 15

7 It

7 13

1 4 ------ T 77 .. 121,

Ta o. U.

: Kale. Female. Total.

... -...............- ...... _.. . " i 4.316

OWe.,.. re « mII1t4_ ............ _ ............. _......... I,

............... _ ........................ , 617

ui •• rcm.... ...... ........... ..... ............... 37

............ ...................... ..... 75

I ........................................ 46

Di .. _ .......................................................... ' 1.22.)

T ............... _....................... 3.

o. U.

Fro. 5 10 7 ........... _ ........................ ..

., 1 to .. .. ..... _ ............................ _

" 2fto 30 " ....................................... ..

.. to ...................................... ..

to ... . ......................................... _

to ............. __ ...................... .. ..

4,020 8,.

1 S36 3,040

6l 1,315

659 .0

1

_ ,: _ 2,1:

J, 428 7,331

1- ....... - 1--

14

41' UM

2. IIT

I,

to ......................................... 416

to ...................... ................ _ 141

to ................................... _... U .11 1"

U:..::.~!. ...... :.._: · :::::.::::::::::::::: · :.: · .: .. : .. : 1 · · · · · ...... ._ 1- 11-_ 17~

Total ............................................... _ ...... ' 6 4, 3M

LONGVIEW HOSPITAL. 23

Table No. 16.

OUCUPATION OF 8,396 PATIENTS.

Accountants

Actors ..••........•.......

Agents ••................

Architects ............. .

Artists •..... .. ........ ..

Authors •. .....•. ..... ...

Baggagemasters " ... .

Ball · player ... ......... .

Bakers ................. .

Bankers ............... .

Barhers ......... ... .. ... .

Bllrkeepprs

Basketmakers ........ .

Blacksmiths .......... .

Boatmen .............. .

Builermakers ....... ... .

Bookkeepers ........ .. .

Bookbinders .......... .

I:! oxmakers ........... .

Broommaker ........ .

Brakeman ............ .

Brass · finishers ........ .

Brewers ...... . ......... .

Brickmakers ... ....... .

Bril" kmasons ......... .

Bridj! e builder .... .... .

BruRhmakers ......... .

Builders ........... . ... .

Business managers .. .

Butchers .. .. .... ... ..... .

Cabinetmakers ........ .

Calkers ... .. ... . ........ .

Capitalists ............. .

Carpenters ..... ..... ..

Carpet · measurl'r ..... .

Carriaj! e · makers .... . .

Carriage · trimmers .. .

CarriHge · painters ..... .

Casemaker . .. ......... .

Cashiers ........ ...... ..

Cattle · dealers ........ .

Coachmen ............. .

Coal · digp: er .......... ..

Coal · measurer ........ .

Chairmakers .......... ..

Chpmist ................ .

Cigar. makers .... ..... .

Ci. e; ar · packers ........ .

Clergymen ..... ...... ..

Clerks ........ .... ...... .

Confectioners .......... .

Contractors ........... ..

Conductors ........... .

Cooks ......... .......... ..

Coopers ....... ..... .... .

Collectors ............. ..

Combmaker .......... ..

Male. m~~~ . Total. Male. m~ 1~. Total

3

5

31

2

! l

2

2

2

41

3

27

19

il

85

1:. 1

3

40

9

2

4

1

5

20

1

18

1

2

7

' 1

46

59

2

1

107

3

2 .. .... ..

22

4

10

2

2

3

9

1

1

il

1

69

2

11

183

10

9

3

19

46

2

1

6

7

3 Coppersmith ••••. .••• 3. .. .•••. 3

5 Cutters ................. 16.... .. 16

31 Dairymen •......•..... 4 ...••... 4

2 Dentists .. ... . ......... 3 ..•.. '" 3

11 Domestics ....... ...... ... ..... 166 166

2 Dressmakers ......... ! l 8

2 Drivers •................ 21 ....... 21

2 Dru~ gists ........ .•.... 10 ..... ... 10

41 En2: ravers.............. 11 ........ 11

3 F. nl( ineers ... .. .. ...... 19 ........ 19

27 Engineers, civiL.... 2 ........ 2

19 b'actory girL.. .•. ..... . ....... 1 1

:~ Farmprs ...... ......... 283 .. , ..... 2 3

f> Farmers'daujZhters.. ........ 28 28

12 Farmers' wives ...... ....... 47 47

3 Finishers .............. 10 ........ 10

40 Firemen ......... ...... 19 ... ..... 19

9 Flour dealer ....... .. , 1 ....... 1

2 Forlun · e · teJlpr .•...... 1........ 1

4 Fresco · painters .... .. 2.. ...... 2

1 Frontiersman... ..... . 1.. ...... 1

5 Furriers ... ... ... .. .. .. 6..... .. 6

20 Grainer ......... ........ 1 ........ 1

I Gardeners. ....... ..... . 19 1 20

18 Gasfitters ....... ....... 3 ........ 3

I Gaugers ...... ......... 3..... .. 3

' 1 Gilders .•......... ...... 3 ........ 3

7 Glassblowers . ........ 2........ 2

2 Grocers ......... . ... ... 14 ........ 14

46 HackdrivPr...... ..... I ........ I

59 Hairworker...... ...... ........ I 1

' 1. Harne smakers ... .. 10 ....... 10

I Hatters ...... ..... ...... il...... .. 3

107 Horse · dealers........ ;{ ....... 3

2 Hotel · keeper ......... 1. .. . .... 1

21 Housewives ........ 1,808 1,80

4 Housekeepers......... ... ..... 13b 136

10 8 ucksters ............. 6 I 7

2 H 08tl rs .... ........... 6.. .. .... 6

2 fronworker ...... .. , 1 ........ 1

il Inventors ...... .. .. ... 2 ....... 2

9 Inspector. ........ ...... 1 .... . '" 1

1 Insmance agents..... 5 .... . ... 5

1 Ice dealer. ....... ...... 1..... ... I

;{ Japanner . ............. I ..... ... 1

I Janitors................. 2 ..... ... 2

72 Jewelers ......... ...... 5 ... ..... 5

2 Journalists. ..... ...... 4 ........ 4

11 Laborers ......... ...... 955 ........ 955

I 9 Lamplighters ... .. . ... 2 ........ 2

10 Laundresses ......... " ...... 2 2

9 Laundryman ..... .... I ........ 1

:: l Lawyers ....... ...... .. 31 ..... ... 31

26 Leadworkers •... ..... 5 .... ... 5

46 Lathers ..... . '" .......• 2 .. ...... 2

2 Letter · carrier...... ... 1........ 1

1 LitbOj! raphers.. .... .. 3 ... ... .. 3

24 ANNUAL REPORT.

Table No. I6- Continued.

Male. Female . Total

Locksmiths....... .•..•. 7

Livery- stab. keepers.. 12

Machinists ..•.... •..•. 53

Ma. i1 Clerk .. ...... ...... 1

Mechanics ..•...•.. ..... 19

Merchants .....• ........ 10$

Millers .•.. ..••. .•.••.• .. 4

Milliners... ..•. ...• ...... 1

Miners .............. :... 3

Minister ................. 1

Molden ................. 35

Mu ~ icians...... ......... 22

No occupation ........ 458

Nurses ..... .... ......... 1

News · agent ...... ...... 1

Op e. r~- singers ................. ..

OptlClan. .......... ...... 1

Painters .......... ...... 9a

Paper- carriers .... ..... 6

Paper- hanger ......... 1

Pattern makers ........ H

Paper- ruler....... ...... 1

Pawnbroker..... ....... 1

Paymaster............. . 1

Peddler8 ~ ..... . ... . .. .... 50

P ension agent......... 1

Penmaker ............ .. 1

Phonographers ... ..... 1

Photographers .. ..... 3

Physicians.. ...... ... ... 20

Pilots ... ........ ........ 6

Plumbers ...... ......... 5

Plastprers ...... ......... 13

Policemen. ...... ........ 18

Private watchmen. ... 2

Polisher ..... .... ..... ... 4

Polit. ician............. 1

Pottprs .................. 6

Porters .................. 9

Printers. ........... ... ... 28

Priest .................... 1

12

6

633

14

2

4

. Proof~ readpr ........... 1 .... ... ..

Prostitutes ........ .... ......... .

Public officer .......... 1

Pressteeder. ...... ...... 4

Ragpickers 4

Railroadmfln . ......... 5

Rpvenue officer.. .. .... 1

Reporter ......... .. ..... 1

Rigll: ers. ........... ... ... 2

Reller... ...... .. ......... 1

Roofprs ...... .. ......... : 4

Ropem aker. s ........ ... 4

Roustabout .. :... ...... 1

Saddlers ...... . ......... 4

Safemakers ............ 3

Safe- plasterer ....... .. 1

Saloonkeepers ... ...... 33

Salpsmen ...... .. .... ... 37

32

I

4

, ....... .

. 2

7

12

53

1

HI

108

4

13

3

1

35

28

1,091

15

1

2

1

93

6

1

3

1

1

1

54

1

1

1

3

21

6

5

1:- 1

18

2

4

1

6

9

28

1

1

32

1

5

8

5

1

1

2

1

4

4

1

4

3

1

33

: 19

Male. Female Total.

Sausagemakers. ...... ...... .. 2 2

Sawfilers ............... 2......... 2

Saw maker ....... ...... 1......... I

School · teachers ...... 20 26 46

Slater ......... . ......... 1 ..... ... 1

Solicitors ..... ........ . 3 ......... 3

Scroll- sawyers ....... 2......... 2

Seamstresses ......... J62 162

Servantfl ............... 8 572 · 580

Shoecuttl'rs .. ......... :. I ......... 2

Shoemakers 95 ....... .. 95

Showmen............... 5 ....... .. 5 .

Silver · poli~ h makers 1 ......... 1

Sisters of Charity... ....... .. 7 7

SOll. p- dealer .. ......... 1 ......... 1

Soldiers ................ 47 ........ . 47

Speculators .. , 3 .. ....... 3

Spoke- finishers 3 ......... 3

Sprin/!"- fitter ...... .... 1 .... ..... 1

Stenographers ........ 5 5

Stone- masons ... .... 17 .. ....... 17

Stone- cutters 23 ......... 23

Students. ...... ... .. .... 35 2 37

Shoefitters ...... ...... ........ 2 2

Sheet- iron wotkers... 2...... ... 2

Silver · pollshers ... ... 3 ... ...... 3

Sport ............ .. ...... 1 ......... 1

Steamboatmen . ...... 2 .. .. .... 2

Storekeeper ........... ........ 1 1

Superintendent ...... 1 ......... 1

Tailors ................. lOa 6 109

Teacher ...... .......... 3 1 4

Telephone operator. 1 ........ . 1

Tanners ...... ...... ... 22 ......... 22

Teamsters ...... ........ 43 ....... . 43

Telell: raphere. ......... 7 1 8

Tinners . ........... ..... 29 ......... 29

Tobacconists 9 ..... .... 9

TobH. cco · bunchers .. ~ 2 5

Traders ........ ......... 7 ......... 7

' rrunkmakers......... 10 .... ..... 10

Typerubbers .......... ... .. ... 2 2

Undertaker..... ...... 1 .. ....... 1

Unknown ... ....... .... 146 224 370

Upholsterers......... . 4 9 13

Varnishers .. ... ....... 13......... 13

Veteri DRry SU rgeon . 2......... 2

Wagonmakers.... ..... 9 ......... !: J

Wash .. rwomen.. .... .. ... .. .... 66 6(;

Watchmakers.. ... ... 6 ......... 6

Weavers ... ... .. ... .... 4 .... .... 4

Wheelwrill: hts ........ . 3 ......... ~

Wbitp. wasbers . ........ 14 ......... 14

Wood- carvers .... ..... 30 ......... flO

Wood- turners. .. ...... 5 ......... 5

Waiters.. ...... ..... .. .. 11......... 11

Wood- fini. sh e. rs .. ..... 2 ........ 2

TotaJ... .. . ......... 4.376 4,02() 8,396

LONGVIEW HOSPITAL. 25

Table No. 17.

SOCIAL C0NDITION OF 8,396 PATIENTS.

Male. Femalfl. Total.

Single .. .... . ...•.• ... ....•. ...... .. .... ............ ...... ....•. 2 186

~~:;~: d' ::: ::: ::::: ::::::: ::::::::: ::: '.:::::::::::::: :::::::: ::: 1: ~ t:

Unknown .:.... .•••.. ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ........ 219

1,408

1,795

679

138

3,694

3,638

897

367 ----------

Total.. .... ... .. . .... •. ... ... ..... ...... ....... ...... ...... 4,376 4,020 8,396

Table No. 18.

NATIVITY OF 8,396 PATIENTS.

< Ii ..;

AMERICAN. Oa; l O8l ... s.. FOREIGN. ..; Ol ~ Ol 8

::.: I ., 0 ., 0 --.---- - - - r:.:-. - E-<- -------::.: I- -. r:.:-. - E-<-

ArKansas ........... 1 1 2 Austria ...... . ..... 14 7 21

Alabama ...... ...... 7 28 35 BrRzil ............. .. ....... 3 3

Connecticut ... .... 9 9 18 Belgium ~ ....... " 1 ...... .... I

Delaware ........... 2 2 4 Bavaria .... ........ 8 ' 9 17

Georgia . ........ .... 12 5 17 Bohemia . ..... .... 5 5 10

Indiana ... . ... .. .... 63 77 140 Canada ............ 28 24 52

Illinois ..... .. . . .. 16 18 34 England .. ... .. .... 66 81 147

Iowa ... .............. 1 1 2 France . ......... .. 27 22 49

Kansas. ......... .... 1 2 3 Germany ........... 1,214 1,0 0 2,29~

KentucKY · ...... . .. 155 199 354 Hungary .......... .. ..... . 4 4

Louisiana . ........ 9 4 13 Honover ........... ....... .. 3 3

Maine ............... 10 1 11 Holland ............ 2 6 8

M. chilZan .. ....... ' 4 1 [) Ireland 457 640 1,097

M. ryland ...... ...... 27 31 58 Italy ....... ... ... ... 17 6 23

Massachusetts .. ... 31 17 ' 4 Norway .......... .. 1 ......... 1

Missouri. .. . ......... 3 19 22 Nova Scotia ...... 3 ..... .... 3

Missi~ 8ippi ......... 3 1 4 New Brunswick .. I ......... 1

New york ...... .... 0 50 130 P oland ...... , ...... 2 ....... . 2

New Jersey .... ..... 19 20 39 P r ussia ..... .. ..... 9 11 20

New Hampshire .. 9 17 Russia ...... . .... .. Il ]- 0 21

North Carolina ... 10 6 16 Scotland ..... ....... 23 15 3

Ohio ......... ......... 1,588 1 ,~ 49 2 , 8:~ 7 Sweden 1 1 2

P enllsy lvania ...... 91 87 178 Switzerland ... .... 26 23 49

Rhode Island ...... 1 2 3 Wales ...... .... ..... 11 5 16

South C~ rol ina .... 6 4 10 Tyrol ..... ...... ... 2 ...... ... 2

Tennessee . ...... ... 17 17 34 ------

Texas .. .... ........... .... .... 5 5 Total Foreign ... 1,92R 1,956 3, 4

UnKnown ........... 191 12 319 Total American .. 2.448 2,064 4,512

Virl( inia .. ... ..... ... 68 56 124 - - - - --

Vermont ........... . 9 3 12 Grand Total. .. .. . 4,376 4,020 8,396

West Virginia ...... 3 8 11

Wisconsin .......... 1 5 6

Washington, D. C .. 2 ........ 2

--- - --

Total American ... 2,448 2,064 4,512

I

, ,

' 26 ANNUAL REPORT.

Table No. 19.

FORM OF INSANITY IN 8.396 PATIENTS.

Male. Female. Total.

Dipsomania ......... ..... .. ...... .......... ... .. .. ..... .. ... .

Delirium ......................... . ........ .................... .

Dementia. organic ............................... .. . ....... .

chronic .. ............. .............. . ........... . ..... .

acute .... .. ........... : .................. ............ : .. .

senile .......... .. ... .... .. ............................. .

epileptic ... ...... ... ... .... ... .... . .... ... ....... ...... .

Epilepsy .............. ......... ... ... .......... .. ..... .. . ..... .. .

Insanity. affective ......... ...... ...... ..... ..... .. ...... '"

recurrent ... . . .. .. .................... .... ....... .. . ... .

epileptic ............................... . .......... .... .

Idiocy ............. . . ... .............. .. .... ..... ... ........... . .

Imbecility .... ........... .. .............. ..... ............... .

Inar~ iculo mortis .... ..... ...... .. .. ............... ....... .... .

MaDIa ......... ............... .................................. .

acute ..... ... .............. .. ....... ....... ..... . ..... .

subacute ..... ....... ....... ........ .. ...... .... .. .. ... .

chronic ........................ .. ... ......... .......... .

acute. delirious ..................................... ..

hysterical ............ .................. ............... .

puerperaL ......... . .................................. ..

recurrent ...... ....................................... ..

suicidal. .......... .... ................... . .............. .

religious .... ...... ..................................... .

Monor:~,: ral~::::::: :::: :::::: :::: :::.:::: ::: ::::.::::: ::: ::: :::

hystericaL ............................................ .

69

10

16

383

27

127

242

16

190

42

43

166

13

334

919

90

667

11

60

6

3

3

35

Melancholia, simple ...... ...... ................. ...... ...... 702

acute...... . ........................... ...... ...... . ...... 7' 1

suicidal...... ...... ...... .. ... ........ ............... 14

relgiou8. ... ...... .......... .. ......... ...... ... .... ..... 4

attonita ................. . ........................ ...... 1

Nymphomania .. ...... .......... ........... ............. ............. .... .

General paralysis .. ...... ...... ..................... ... . .. 168

Not insane ... .... . ............ ...... ...... ...... .... ...... 57

Hypochondriasis .............................. ' .......... ................ .

Paranoia ...... ...... .................. .......................... 1

Alcoholic insanity... ... ..... ....... ....... ...... ...... ...... 14

Total.......... ..... ...... ... . ...... ..... . .... .. ... ... ..... . 4.376

27

1

244

29

75

5

108

6

2 3

27

19

8

1

333

802

no

698

35

37

137

104

1

49

3

644

73

7

2

2

3

13

43

1

2

4

4,020

96

11

15

627

56

202

5

350

22

47:' 1

69

62

244

4

667

1,721

200

1,255

46

37

137

164

6

4

3

8- 1-

3

1,346

147

21

G

3

3

181

] 00

1

3

1

8.396

,..

LONGVIEW HOSPITAL. 27

Table No. 20.

SUPPOSED CAUSE OF INSANITY IN 8,396 PATIENTS.

Male. Female. Total.

Abus~ ? f. neighbors., .... ................................... ..

. AcquisitIveness......... ............ ...... ......... ...... ...... 1

1 1

1

AdversIty......... ............... ..... ..... ......... ... ......... 7 9 16

Anxiety......... ....... . . .. ....... ......... ...... ...... ......... 6 4 10

Anger .............................. ................. , ...................... .. 1 1

Abulle ............................................................ 1 5 6

Apoplexy............... ................... ......... ............ 6

Burn ........................................................... .. 2

2 8

2

Business anxiety....... ......... ......... ...... .... ..... ... ... 27

Cerebro · spinal sclerosis ............................. ....... 2

Charged with crime ....................................... ..

Cancer ............................... .................................... ..

28

2

1 I

1 1

Chloral habit...... .............. . ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... .. ......... . 1 1

Chorea ........................................................... 1 1 2

Cigarette habit...... ...... ...... ... ......... ......... ......... 1 1

Congenita1......... ......... ......... .. .... ..... .............. 42

Convulsions .......................... :..... ............. ...... 7

20 62

4- 11

Coup de soleil. ........................................ :....... 93

Climacteric period .................................................... ..

6 99

31 : n

Congestive chill ...... ................. ................................. ..

Disappointment .......... ......... ....... ...... ...... ...... 3

Disappointed affections......... .... ...... ...... ...... ...... 55

" marriage ................................. ,.... 1

Domestic trouble ............ .. ........... , .. .... ... ........ 69

1 1

3 6

121 176

1

278 347

Death of lover ............ .. ............................................ .. 1 1

" relative ..................... .... ........... ...... .. 23 121 144

president .................... ... : .. . .............. .

mother ..................... : ...................... ..

Z 2

2 2

wife ............ ...... .................... ...... 5 5

Disease of brain............... ......... ....... .. ........... .. 33 12 45

I I spine.. .... ........... . .. .... ..... . ........ ..... ... 12

kidney..... ......... ....... ...... ............... 2

ear. .............. ........................... ..... 2

4 IG

2

~

DenjZue ............................ ...... .................. ...... 1 1

Empl?~ ment, want ot .. ................... ...... ...... ...... 40

Enteritis ................................................................... ..

1 41

1 1

Epilepsy............................................. ............ 251

Erysipelas .............................................................. ..

Excesses ......... ...... ...... .................................. 11

122 373

1 I

2 13

Exposure ............... ...... ................... ............... 7 2 9

Excitement .............................. ................................ .. 2 2

" of flood...... ..................... ....... .. .... 2 1 3

Financial trouble......... .............. ...... ...... ......... 100 25 125

F~~ er b; ii~~~::::::::: .. :. :::::: ':::::'.::::'. :::::: ':.::::::: :.::::: 5 13

4 ,~

malarial ..................... ....... .......... ...... . 1

scarlet...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ..... ......... ...... 5 1 6

ship ................................................................ ..

typhoid ...... ...... ..... ..... ....... ..... ...... .. .... 49

1 I

30 79

yellow ........... .................... .. .. ............. ..

Fear of draft...... .. .... ...... ...... ...... ...... .......... .... . 3

1 1

3

.' want..................... ............. ...... ............ 3 ] 4

Fright........ .................................................... 15

Fracture of femur ...... ... ................................. ..

34 49

1 1

Grief ...... ............ ...... ...... ...... ....... ...... .... . ...... 14 80 94

Gunshot wound ................... .'.... ......... .. ..... . .. .... 1 1

Hard study.................. ...... ...... .. .... ................. 2~ 10 3~

,

28 ANNUAL REPORT.

Table No. 20- Continued.

Male. Female. Total.

Heart disease ... ... . ....... ...•..•. . .. . ....•. .. •....... .. , ..... ......... .

Hereditary ......... ... . . . .. . .... ,. ... .... . ... .... ......... ...... 10

Homicide .......... ...... •. .. ... .... . ..... .. .. ... .. .. ..... .. . ... 4

Hydro. c~ phalu8 ... . : . .. .. .. . ... . .... .. .• ....... ...... . .. .. .. .. 2

ImbecIlity... ...... ... . .. ... ......... .•....... .. ....... ......... 1

Infanti Ie disease. ... .. . . .. ... . .. .. .. ....... . .. .... .. . ... ... ... 1

III health .. ... .. ........ . .. 1.. •• •. .••••. • . •• •• • .• ••• '" ••• ••• ••. 123

Intemperance ... .•. ..... . .•.... .. .... .. ... ....... . . .. .. . ... ... 64,7

Injury to head ... ... .. .. ... . .. . . . ... ...... .. .... . ... .. .. . .. . 194

Imprisonment . . .•.. .... .. ..... ... .. .. . ...... . ... ... ....... 10

• Intestinal worms .. . ... ... ...... .... ..... ... .. .. .. .. .... .. ... 1

Injury . ... ..... ... ... .. .... . . ..... .. . ..... . .. . ......... ....•... 6

Injury to spine ... .. . .. ...... . . .. .. .... .. ........ ... . . . .. .. .. . 3

J ealou ~ y .. t... ......... ......... .. .... ...... . ...... ..... ...... ... 18

Joy . ......•. ....... . . ... ... .. .. .......... .. ..... ..... .. .. ... .. . . ..

Laughing · j! as .. .. .. . .. ... ........ .. .. .. ... ... ..... ... ..... .... . ........... .

Loss of properly. ..... . .. .... ..... .. ... .. ... . .. ..... ... .. ... 35

Lactation, prOlracted ... . .......... . ..... ................ . .. ......... .

La j!; rippe ....... .. .. .. .. . .... .. . .... .. ... . ...... .... .. ..... .... 14

Lead pllison... ... .. .. .. ...... ... . .. ..... ... .... ... .. ... .. . ..... 2

Loss of sijtht .. .. .... ... . . ,. ..... .. . .. . . . ... ... .. ........ . . . .. 1

,. blood ...... .. . ... .. ... . .. .. .... .. .. .. ......... ... ................. .

sleep ...... ...... . .... .. ..... . .... .. ...... ...... ...... 6

husuand .. .. ......... .. ... .... ..... .... ...... ........... ..

child ...... .. .. .. ...... .. ................ .... .. ......... 1

employment...... .. ............ .. .. .... . . ... ........ 15

Lawsuit ....... .......... ... .. ........ .... ................ ..... 1

Masturbation .. .. .. .. .. .. .... . .... .... .. .... .... ..... ...... . .. 326

Measles . . .... :.: .... .. ....... . ... . ~ . ....... .. .. ...... ' ........... 2

Mec~ an. l~ al injury .. .... ..... . ...... ... .. .. .... .. .... .... .. 2

MenmlOt\ s .. .............. . . '. . ..... ..... .... .. .. .. ...... ...... 3

Menstrual derangement ........ . . .................... ................ .

Menopause ....... ............... . .. .. .. .. .. ........... ................ .. .. .

Nervous derangement .. ..... .. ... ......... .. .. .. .. .. .. 2

Nostalgia.. . .. ... .... . ..... .. .. .. . ......... .. ..... ...... ... ...... 13

Old age............. .. ......... .. .......... .. .......... .. ........ 6

Over · exertion .. .... .. .. ..... .. .. .. ........... .................. 14

Ovpr- beat ...... ... . .. .... .. .... .. ......... . ...... ...... .. .. .. .. 9

Over · study ...... ............. ..... .. . .... . ......... ...... .. 2

Over work .. ...... .. . .. . ...... .. .... ............... .......... .. 50

Opium eating ......... ......... .. .. .. ................... . ...... 2

Puprperal condition ...................... .... ......... . ................ ..

Political excitement .... .... ......... ..... ........ .. ...... 6

Povprty .................. ............. ..... .. . ...... ....... 6

Pride. mortified ......... ;.... .............. .. ......... .. ...... 2

Paintprs' colic ...... ... ... ............. .. ...... .. .. .. . .. ...... 6

Paraly~ is.. ............ ............ ...... ........ ...... ......... 9

Premature labor ........ .... .... .. ... ..... ....... . .. ...... . .

Pregnancy ......................... ... .. ....... .............. ..

Pu~ e~ ty ....... : ....... ...... .. ............................... ..

Rehj! tOus excitemeut ......... .......... .. ... ...... ......... 76

Rheumatism ...... ...... ... ......... ......... ......... ... ...... 8

Remorsp. .. ................ ..... . ............ .. .. ..... .... .. .... ,.

Riot ... ................ ......... .. ... . ........................... ..

Seduction ....................... ........................................... .

8ednctioll of sister ......................... ........ .. .. .... .. 1

~:~~\~ t:~~ i.~ .:::::::: ':::::.::":::::::::::::.:::::::: :::::: :::::: 3~

Slandl'r ...................................... . ..... .. .......... .

Speculation ...... .......... ...... ....... ...... ...... ...... ... 1

Snake- bite ..... ............. .. .... ...... ...... ............ .. .... 1

2

8

119

137

29

1

2

19

1

2

21

4

14

1

1

1

5

1

12

2

2

1

86

65 a

21

3

16

2

21

10

231

7

9

1

I

2

109

8

1

1

20

38

10

1

2

18

4

2

2

1

242

7H4 ·

223

~ 10

1

i

5

37

1

2

56

4.

28

2

1

1

7

I

6

15

2

338

4.

4.

4

86

65

5

34

9

30

11

2

7]

12

231

6

1:~

2

6

18

1

1

2

185

16

1

1

20

1

69

1

10

1

2

LONGVIEW HOSPITAL.

Table No. 20- Continued.

Male.

Spiritualism ...... .... ...... ........ . ..• .. .... ...... ...... ... ... 2

Sexual excitement .. .... ...... ...... ....... ... .. ..... ........ 3

Syphilis ...... ... ... ...... .... .. ...... ...... . .. ......... ..... .... 54

Struck by lightning ....... .. ............... ...... .. .... ...... 1

Tobacco, excessive use of........ . ...... ........ ...... ...... 5

Uterine derangement ..... .................. ............................ ..

~ ~: i~ f:~ ::::::: ::: :::::::::: .. :'.::: :~:.: :::::: '.:: ::: ::.' ::::::: ::' .. ~:.~~.~ .. .

Want of nourishment ..... . ............................................ .

War excitement................. . ............ ... ............... 30

Woman's rights . ............................. .. .. : .......... .. .

Worry ........ . .... ................ . ...................... .. .... .

Totals .................... .... ........ .. .................. . . -

Table No. 21.

CAUSE OF DEATH.

An eurism aortic ..................... . ...................... ..

Amyloid degeneration ................................ .... ..

A~~ cess, cereb~ al ........... ... .. .. ..... .................. . ..

hepatIC ............................... .... ......... ..

64

4,376

Mall'.

1

1

A~~ te bro. n~ hial pne~ monia ... ... ........ ............... 1

dehrlOus maDla...... ............ ...... ...... ..... .... 5

Arachnitis ......... ...... ...... ...... .. .. .. ......... . .. ... ...... 1

Anremia '......................................................... 6

Angina pectoris .... .................................. :-: .... .. ............. .

Apople~ y .. ~ erebral .. .. ..... .. .. .... ...... ... ..... .. ... ...... 46

AppendICItiS ...... .. ........ ......... ... ...... ......... ......... 1

Asphyxia ...... ........................... . ...... ............... 1

Asthenia .......... .... .... ........ .. .......... ...... .... .... ..

Brain, orltanic disease of. ........... . ...... .. ............. ..

Bronchitis, cbronic .......... .. ...... .... .. ................ .

Brigbt's ! lisease ....................................... .. .... ..

Carc. i. n oma of breast .............. .... .............. ... .... .. intestinorum ......... ......... .... ............ ..

mesentery ...... .. .. .. ............ .. . ...... .... .

uteri ...... .. .... ..... ......... ............. .. .. .

....

stomach .... ...... ...................... ..... .... .

Cardiac embolisru ................... ... ......... .. ........... .

Caries, dorsal vertebra ...... .. ......... .... . .. ..... ..... ..

Cere~ ral con~ e sti~ n ...... ... ...... .... . ....... ... . ....... .

hemlplpj! la .......... . . ...... .... .. .. .. .......... .. ..

hemorrbae; e ............................... ...... ..

meningitis ............. .. ............... .... ... ... ..

redema .. ........ .... .. .. ......... . ................ ..

ramollissement, chronic ...................... ..

I . thrombosis .................. ... ..... ' 0' .••• •• ••• •

1

3

27

2

2

1

6il

1

2

6

7

34

tumor .... .... .. .. .......... .. .. ........ .............. 7

Chole8terremia .. .. ............... ............................. ... .. ..... ..

Cbol~ ra, epidemic ........ .... ... ......... ..... .... ... ......... 3

morbus ........ ......... ..... .. .... .... .. .. .... : .... ..

Cholelithiasis ......................................... : .... ..

Convulsi<? ns, epileptic .. .. ............... , ................ ..

C. ynanche, IBryngia ......... .. ............. ...... .......... ..

Cirrhosis of li ver . ...................................... .... ..

Cho~ e. d" by a patient . ...... .................. ......... : ...... .

I CystitIs ..... ......... ..... .. ................. .......... ...... .. .

Diar~ h rea, acute .... ............... ............ , ........ . .. .. ..

chronIc ............ .... ............ ............. .. .

1

3

2

3

2

9

Female.

10

2

18

192

1,692

9

2

10

1

73

4,020

Fema) p.

1

I

1

11

1

1

22

4

12

3

2

6

2

1

28

10

2

2

21

I

Ii

1

1

1

1

' 7

10

29

Total

12

5

72

1

5

192

3,298

9

2

40

1

137

8,396

Total

1

2

1

1

1

Hi

1

7

1

68

\ '

I

1

1

7

39

a

2

2

6

2

2

2

91

II

2

~

9

() 5

1

~ ,

1

9

1

1

1

1

' 2"

il

9

19

30 ANNUAL REPORT.

Table No. 2 I- Continued.

- Mall'. Fern all'. Total.

Dysentery, acute · ......... ......... .................. ......... 27 20 47

. " chronic ............... ...... ......... .. .... ...... 6 3 9

Drowned in canal......... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... 1 1

Debility, general......... ......... ........ ......... ......... 5 6 11

• senile ......... ..................... ............ ...... 10 21 31

Enteritis......... .................. ...... ... ... ......... ......... 7 7 14

Epilepsy...... ....... .............. ............... ......... ...... 83 45 128

Epithelioma...... ...... ...... ......... ........... ...... ......... 1 1

Erysipelas ..................... .................... . ..... "..... 5 4- 9

" phlegmonous......... ................ .. .......... 12 6 18

Exhaustion, maniacal............... ........ ..... . ......... 92 65 157

Fever, pernicious intermittent ......... ...... ...... ...... 3 5 8

" puerperal...... ......... ...... ................. ......... ...... ...... 1 1

typhoid ................ ................................ 2 3 5

Gan~ ene, pul! D0nary ......... ......... ............ ..... .... 2 2

sentle ......... ......... ...... ....... . ............ 2 2 4

Gast~ itis, acute.:....... ......... ... ...... ..... .......... . .. 2 2 4

chromc ...... ...... ...... ............... ...... ...... 1 1

Gastro · enteritis....... ..... .. .... ........ ... ...... ...... ...... 2 2

Gastric ulcer................................ .. ................. 1 1

Heart, fatty degenl'ration................................... ...... ...... 3 3

" paralysis...... .. ..... ........ ............. .... .......... 1 1

rupture of ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ......... 1 1

vall'ular di ease ................... ........ ......... 41 35 76

::~; 1: fs~: h:::~:::'::':':':':'::':':':':::':':':':':':': :':':':':':':':'::".:.::.:".:.:.:.:.:.: :::::: :: i::: t ~

Hydro- thorax and hydro · pericardium ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... 1 1

Hydrocephalus, cbronic...... ...... ...... ...... .. .. .. ...... 1 1

~ ~ e~~~~~~\~ .. ~~ ~ ii~ · '''::. ':. '::: .. ':::. ":. ':::::. '::::. '''::::.: ... ::: .. ':. . ..... 4';' ~ ~

Injury from fall ............... ...... ...... ........ .... ...... 1 3 4-

Locomotor ataxia ........................ ......... ......... 1 1

Marasmus ..................... ........... . ..................... 118 91 209

Meningitis ......................................... . ............ 2 3 G

MeniD~~ al hemorrh! 1ge ..................................... 1 1 2

NephrItis, suppuratIve ...................................... 2 2

CEdema, pulmonalis .................. . ....... ..... ... . ...... 2 2

Ovarian dro. ps~ . : ............ .................. ...... ........ 2 2

Pacc hymenln~ l t18 .............. ) ........ ... ... ......... ...... 2 2

Paralysis agitans ......... .......... .... ... ........ ......... 1 1

Peri~~ rdit~~~.~~.~~:::::::::::: .. :: .. .': .... ::::.::::::::: :::::: :::::: .. ... ~~.~... 2~ I 7~

Peritonitis ....... ................. ....... ....... ......... ...... 7 7 14

Perityphlitis ......... ...... ....... .. .... :.. ...... ...... ...... .... ........ 1 1

PhthiRis pulmonalia ...... ..... ........... .. ..... ...... .. ... 232 285 517

Pleuritis ...... ...... ...... ... .... ..... ...... ...... ...... ......... 1 1

Pneumonia ..... .... ...... ........................ .... . ........ 112 109 221

" typhoid, ........ ..... . ......... .... .. .. ....... 1 1

Pyremia .......................... .......... ......... ......... 1 1 2

Psoriasis ...... ...... .... .. ...... ......... ... ........... ....... . 1 1

Pyelitis, chronic ...... ......... ... ....... ...... ......... ...... 2 1 3

Railway injury ...... ........ ...... ......... ...... ...... ...... 2 2

Scrofula. ...... ...... ...... .... ........ ............ ... ... ... ...... 1 1

Senility...... ...... ... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ..... ...... 5 5 10

Septicaemia......... ...... ...... .... .......... ......... .... .. ... 1 1 2

Stomach, perforation of ............... .... ... ............ .. 1 1

Suicide .......... .. ..................... :......... .... .. .... ..... 11 9 20

Syphilis .......... ......... .... ...... ....... .. .... ... ...... ...... 3 2 5

Shock ............. ........ ........ . ........ ......... .... ... ..... . 1 1

Tetanus ........................... .............. ....... .. ...... . ............ 1

Traumatic pneumonia . .... .. ....... ........... ....; ......... ___ 1_ ~ ___ 1_

Total .......... . ................................... ...... ~. 1,225 938 2,163

I

LONGVIEW HOSPITAL. 31

REPORT OF THE STEWARD.

DR. F. W. HARMON, Superintendent:

SIR : - I submit herewith tables showing the receipts and dis ·

bursements for the ~ upport and improvements of Longview Hospital

. for the year ending October 31, 1899, both in the aggregate and

classified lie tail by months, together with classification of the aggre­gate

of the expenses for the year, and products of the farm.

LONGVIEW HOSPITAL,

November I, J 899.

,

Very respectfully,

H. MILTON FOSS,

Steward.

32 ANNUAL REPORT.

NOVEMBER, 1898.

• RECEIPTS.

November I - To balance as per thirty- ninth annual

report, ending October 31, 189 ........ .

Longview sales ...... , .... .. ..... . ....... .. ........ .

Discounts ...... ....... ..... .. .........•......•........

DISBURSEllENTB.

A. musement .. .... ... ........... ....•. ......... ... ...

Blankets ... ... ...... ..... . .... .. ..... ... .... ........ .

Butter ...... .. .. ............... .... ......... ....... .

Clothing .... ........ .... .. ...... ....... ............••

Chapel Services .. .... . ... ...... .. ..... . .... ...... .. .

Dairy ......... ..... ... .. ............ .. ........ . .... ..

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

Drugs ..... . . ................... . ..................... .

Eggs .................. ........................... .... ..

Fnrnitnre ........ . ... ... ............................. .

Freight .................. ................. ........... ..

Fruit ....... . .............. ............ .............. .

F ish ......... . .......... .. .......................... .

Flour ................................. ................ .

Fourteenth Female Wl\ rd ..................... ..

Garden ........ ........... .. ........... .............. ..

Groceries ...... .......................... .. .. ...... . ..

Hats ......... ......... ............................... .

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

Lumber ......... , ..................................... .

Milch Cows .. ........ ................ ........... .. .. ..

Meats ............ ... .. ...... ... ....... ..... ....... ..

Newspapers .............. ... .. ........ ..... ....... ..

Pay- roll ... ........... . ............................... .

Paint ..................... ............... ............. ..

Po tage stamps .................................. ..

Poultry ............... ........ ... ... ................. .

Repairs ..................... ... .................... .

Stock Hogs .................................... .... .

Surgical Instruments ............ . .............. .

Straw . ......... .............. . ......... ... .... ........ ..

Stationery ................ .. ...... ..... ............ .

Slippers and shoes ........................ ...... ..

Stable ............... ............................... .

Vegetables ........... ............... .............. ..

Wines, liquors and beer ........... ~ ...... . .. .. ..

79,688.4U

25lJ. 56

8944

---- $ 80,037.4!)

48.00

460.00

765.31<

1,3 5.37

59.40

165.96

62o. s2

109.49

;\ 36.16

91.25

! l7. s.. t.

• 175.65

86.:' 12

377.60

71 .73

18.25

1,076.3; 1

63.50

667. 4

86.59

462.89

984. 02

l! UO

4,069.54

101.2;\

21.06

226.2; 1

· ~ 5.65

141.00

4.00

150.23

49.13

162.00

118.51

163.9

56.70

By 08sh balance al below .............. , .. ......... ..... .

14,574 84

65,462.65

$ 80,037.49

I

..

LONGVIEW HOSPITAL.

CLASSIFIED BALANCE.

In State treasury November 1, 1898 .......... ....... ....... : ... $ 50,923,68

To amount trausferred to county treasury ......... .... . 13,898.19

In county treasury November 1, 1898. ......... ............... 24.405.48

By amount transferred from State treasury......... ........ 13 , 898. ~ 9

By deposit for Longview sales ..... .. ......... ...... .. . ...... ... 259.56

By depolit for discounts. ...... .. ...... .... .... ........ ...... ...... 9.44

38,652.67

To amount drawn on orders of Directors .... ... ..... .. ..... 13,898.19

In Commercial Bank .......................................... ..

In Market National Bank. .. .................. : .. .......... ...... .

Leu outstanding checks ....................................... ..

3,637.18

219.02

33

37,025.49

24,704.48

138.82

3,418.16

In hands of Steward ................... .. .. .. ... ......... ...... ........ .. ..... .... 37.24

Advanced on pay- roll .......................... ........... .... ...... .... . ....... 88.46

A- pproved December 7, 189 .

F. W. HARMON, Superintendent . •

.. ~ I

E. T. SPRAGUE,

W. J . COPPOCK,

C. H. SMITH,

JOHN ZUMSTEIN,

$ 65,462.65

Directors Longview HOlpital.

34 ANNU AL REPORT.

DECEMBER, 1 98.

RECEIPTS.

December I- To balance ...................................... ~ 65,462.65

Longview sales ......................... ,...... .. 175.30

Discounts......... .......... ...... ............ ...... 21.50

---- ~ 65,659.45

DISBURSEMENTS.

Clothing ............ ............ w .......... ...... ..

A. musements ........ . ............................ .

Butter .............. .. ............................. ..

COal. ...................................... .... .... ..

Chapel Services ............................... .

Carpets ............................................ .

Dairy ............................................. .

lJ) rugs ....... " ..................................... .

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

Eggs ............. ......... ......................... ..

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

Flour .............................................. .

Freight ............................................ .

Fruit .............................................. ..

Groceries ................................... .... ..

Furniture .............. . ......................... ..

House furnishing ....... ! ..... .... .... .......... .

Incidentals ........ .... ................... : ..... ..

Meats ........... .......... ........ .............. ..

Milch Cows ... ................. : ................. ..

Medical Papers ................................ ..

Newspapers ............ ................... ....... .

Painting ........................................... .

Pay- roll ........................ ... ................. ..

Postage stamps .......................... .. .... ..

Poultry ........................................... ..

Lumber ................................... ......... .

Repairs .... ...................................... ..

Slippers aud shoes .............................. .

Stationery ...................................... .

Straw ........ : ..................................... ..

Stable ..................................... ........ ..

Telephone ................. ...... ................. .

Upholstering .............. ~ ..................... .

Traveling expenses ........................... ..

Wines, liquors and beer ..................... ..

Vegetables ........ ........... .... ........... ..... ..

10.00

48.00

962.79

1,279.45

26.40

344.47

230.12

125.78

836.55

4.' H. 82

325.47

481.25

100.82

235.95

1,570.03

460.88

497.27

55.98

1,603.95

390.00

.: 15

19.: 10

136.81

4,103.: 19

27.00

371.26

2: 1.51

~ 23.56

62.37

10.00

86.45

9480

56.38

113.74

25.50 •

77.80

290.77

By cash balance as below ............................. ..

15,747.97

49,911.48

~. 659.46

..

LONGVIEW HOSPITAL.

CLASSIFIED BALANCE.

In State treasury December 1, 1898...... ... .. . ... .. .... ...... 37.025.49

To amount transferred to county treasury...... .. .... ...... 15,981.27

In county treasury December 1, 1899 .... .. ..... ............. , 24,754.4

By amQunt transferred from state treasury............. .. ... 15,981.27

By deposit of Longview sales .............. . ............. .. ... ..

By deposit of discounts .......... .. ... ............... . ... ... .... ..

175.30

21.50

40,932.55

To amount drawn on orders of Directors" ......... .......... · 15,981.27

In Commercial Bank ......... .. .................................. .. ... ....... ..

In Market National Bank ............ ...... ............ .. .. ..... :{, 754.67

Less outstanding checks ..................................... .. 159.17

Balance in hands of Steward ........... ..... ... .. .......... ... .............. ..

Advanced on pay- roll .............. . _ ....... ........... _ ...... . ... .. . ...... .... ..

Approved January" 4; 1899. E. T. SPRAGUE,

W. J. COPPOCK,

C. H. SMITH,

35

21,044.22

24,951.28

138.8%

3,595.50

8.26

173.< 40

t49,91 l. 48

, Directorlf LonglJietD HOlfpital.

F. W. HARMON, Superintendent.

OAL ItDoItT.

JANUARY, 1

It. 8C " n'S.

• · · · · • · · · · · · • · · · · · · · · · · · · · ................. .. 9,911. •

.................................... - 609 .. 64

Dl a un.

... "' ....... ................................. ........ .

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t&&~ .......................................... _

T ... , eli •• Ex ...... , ..................... _ ........ .

lDei4a ........................................ ..

V f1' lt& b .................. _ ....................... .

Wi .... ~. on' a » d ' beer ....................... ..

lUI

6.60

98"() 5

899.90

600.00

1 .019. ~ 3

16.00

J3U"

m. oo

147.7

492. U

391.6.

12t. 70

~ 1. U

56U.

61.95

nUl

191,30

20.36

. ,471.

38U6

1,31U' 1

1'. 16

4 .... 41

! t."

150.00

63i. U

. M _ 66

I'll. ' hi

• • GO

34047

111.11

tIM

U. 7t

$ 7. ..

21U2

- l- UI B, eulll& l. aoe .. btJcnr ........................ _ ..... .

16.- ",

& S, stt ..

_, 4.1U3

LONGVIEW HOSPITAL. 37

CLASSIFIED BALANCE.

Balance in state treasury January 1, 1899 .. .... ......... .... $ 21,044.22

By amount transferred to county treasury.... .. ...... ...... 14,595.45

--- ' 6,448.? 7

In county treasury January 1, 1899 .. ...... ..... ........ ...... 24,951.28

By amount transferred from state treasury .. .. .......... .... 14,595.45

Longview sales .. .. .................... .. .......... ................. . 509.64

Discounts .......... .. ......... ........................ ... . .. .. .... .. .. 13.41

40,069.7

To amount drawn on orders of Directors .. .. ... ...... .. .... 14,595.45

In Commercial Bank ..... ...... .. ......... .. .. . . : .... .. ..... .. ........ .. ..... .' ..

In Market National Bank....... .. ........ ....... .. ... .. .... ... ... 3,746.42

Le88 outstanding checks ...... ... .... .. .. ... ....... .. ........... .. 469.17

Blllance in hands of Steward .. ... ........................... ... ............... .

Advanced on pay- roll ...... .. ........... .. .. . ................ .. ............ .. .. ..

Approved February 1, 1899. E. T. SPRAGUE,

C. H. ~ MITH ,

W. J. COPPOCK,

JOHN ZUMSTEIN,

26,474.33

l: lS. S2

3,276.26

S. 29

51.20

$ 35,397.66

Director. Longtlietl! Hoapital.

F. W. HARMON, Superintendent.

. ,

38 ANNUAL REPORT.

FEBRUARY, 1899.

REOEIPTS.

Febru .. ry I- To b .. l .. nce ......................................... $ 35,397.66

State appropri .. tion ............................. 155,000.00

Longview sales.. .... ............................. 192.76

Discount.... .. ....................... ........ ....... 17.49

Patients' Money.............. .... ...... ......... 8.38

Rebate ...................................... ....... 55

---- $ 190.616.84

DISBURSEMENTS.

Chapel services .. .... ... ............. ........ .. ..

Amusements .............................. .... .. ..

Butter ............... ... ........................... ..

Books .... ...... ............................... ..... .

Carpets ..... . .................................. .. .. .

Coal .................. ..... .. ..... ......... .... ..... .

Drugs ................. .... .......... .... .... . ...... ..

Dairy ..... .. ...... .. ............................... .

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

Ellgs .................. .. ................ .......... ..

Freight ....................... ... .... ........ ..... ..

Fruit ................ : ........... .. . ........ . ...... ..

Flour .. ...... . .. .. ......... ....................... ..

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

Groceries ............. ............ .. ......... .. .. ..

House furni sbinlr .......................... .... ..

Lumber ........ .. . ............. ...... ............ ..

Medical journals .. ....... .. .... .. . .. ....... .. .. ..

Meats ... ..... ....... .. ..... .... .. ........... ....... ..

Newspapers .............. . ....................... .

P .. y · roll .............. ............................ ..

Paint ..... .......... .. ............................. ..

Post .. ge stamps ....... .................... : .. ... .

Poultry ............ .. .......... ..................... '

Milcb cows ................ .. .. ................... ..

Rep .. irs .. ...... . .. .... ... ............ ... .... ....... .

Slippers .. nd sboes ............................. .

StraW' ...................... ........................ :

Stationery .. ..... .. ....... ... ...................... .

Stable ...... ..................... .. ................. .

Surgical instruments .................... .. .... ..

Upholstering .............. ... .................. . .

Vegetables ........... ..... .... ...... .... .... .. .. ..

Wines, liquors and beer ..................... ..

33. 00

68.00

737.39

5.00

482.81

1,268.44

53.53

231.18

619.64

392.16

61.13

70.70

4 1.25

292.5

1,242.73

273.94.

15.18

2.00

1,448.51

19.30

4,105.78 .

78.25

12.00

149.07

203.00

522.23

8. 13

129.42

122.50

149.50

69.94

123.29

261. 73

69.00

By cash balance as below ......... .... .... ........ .... .

13,792.01

176.824.83

$ 190,616.84

L ONGVIEW H OSPITAL. 39

CLASSIFIED B A. LAN CEo

In state treasury February 1, 1899 .... ..................... .. $ 6,448.77

State appropriation .... ....... .. ............... :... ... .... .. ...... 155,000.00

Transferred to county treasury ...... ............ .. ........... 161,448.77

6,448.77

---- $ 155,000.00

In county treasury February 1, 1899 ......

Amount transferred from state treasury .... .. .. .... .. ..... ..

Longview sales .. .......... ...... ........... ....... .. ... .. ......... . .

Discounts ... .. ....... .. ... .. ....... . .. ...... . .. .... ... .. .. .... .. .... .

Patient's motley .... .... .... .... ... .. ... .. .. .... ............. ... ... .

Rebate .. .. .. .. ... .. .. ..... ... ........ .......... : ............ ..... .... . .

25,474.33

6,448.77

192. 76

17.49

8.38

.55

32,142.28

To amount drawn on orders of Directors. , ... ...... , ...... .. ' 13,907.1

In Commercial Bank ..... ...... .... ... ........ . ..... ........ .... . ... ........... .. .

In Market National Bank.... .. ... ........ . .............. ... . .. ... 3,651 ,68

Less ontstanding checks.... .... . ............ .... .... .. .... . .. .... 330.66

Balance in bands of Steward .. .. .. ...................... ... ... .. .. ... .. ... .... .

Advanced on pay- roll ...... .. .. ... .... .. ............ .. .. . ...... .... ........... . ..

Apprond Marcb 1, 1899. C. H. SMITH,

E. T. SPRAGUE,

W. J. COPPOCK,

JOHN ZUMSTEIN,

$ 18,235.12

13~ . 82

3,321.02

6.07

123. 0

$ 176,824.83

Director, Longview Ho. pital.

F. W. HARMON, Superintendent.

ANNUAL REPORT.

MARCH, 1899.

REO); IPTB.

I- To balance ................ ... ......... .. .... .... ...... $ 176,824.83

Longnew sales. .... .. ..... .. ... ...... ... ..... ........ 116.81

~:~~~ .................... :... ..............................................:.. . ......: ... 1~:~~

IHSBURSEMENT .

AIDa ments ................ · · ........ · · · · · .. · · · ... . ..

Butter ..................... ........ ..... .. .... .. ... .. .. .

Cha 1 - rice .... ......... .... . .. ....... .......... .

oat .................. · .. · · : .... · ... ... ..... ...... ..... ..

Dairy ................... ........... ............ . ... ... ,.

Dry Good . .............. .. .... · , · · .. · .. · · · .... · .. · · .. ..

Dru .................... ......... ....... .... . , ...... .. .

Fruil. ..................... ... ... ..... .... · · · .. · · · · .. · · · ,

Flour .................... ...... ... .. ... , ... .. ..... .... ..

Fi h ........................... ... , ..... , .. .. .. .. .. . .... .

Fr j ht. ............. .. ........ ................... ... ... .

Groceri .................. ...... ........ ... , .. , ...... . .

Ro Corni hing .............. .......... ..... ..... ..

Lumber ............ ....... .. .... .. ..... .... .. , ....... ..

a ......................... ............. ... .... .... ..

ew papers .......... ...... ... ... ... .. ............. . .

Painting; .................... .. ... ..... , .. , ........... ..

Pay · roll .................. .... .. .... ...... ... ..... .... ..

POita e mp .............. .. ... ....... . .......... .

Poultry .............................. ... ..... ........ ..

Bepai ....... , ................ .. . ..... ... . ..... . .... ..

w r R p. ir ........... ....... .... ............ . .... ..

01.30

76088

44.00

684.42

19 06

515. 25

130.67

3 38

6.00

385.00

234.10

44.22

1,124. 19

165.85

139.44

1,995.46

43.30

2025

4,092.43

14.33

150.57

207.23

45.26

80.46

198.80

.50

67.85

46.70

54.95

32.77

54.22

81.30

54.00

By caah balance as below .... ..... ..... ... ........ ...... ... .

$ l76,959.30

$ 12,016.48

164,942.82

$ 176,959.30

LONGVIEW HOSPITAL. 41

CLASSIFIED BALANCE.

In State treasury March I. 1899 ....•......... .. ... ........... $ 155.000.00

Transferred to county treasury......... ... ........ .... ... ... ... 5.977.66

----- $ 149,022.34

In county treasury March I . 1899 ......... .... ............ .... . 18,235.12

Amount transferred from State treasury. ..... . ............... 5.977.66

By deposit of Longview ales .......................... . ..... .. . .

By depolit of discounts ................................. ......... .. .

By deposit of rebate ....... .. .................. ..... . ............. .

116.81

16.64

1.02

24.347.25

To amount drawn on order of Directors. .. ... ... ... ... ...... 11.955.32

---- 12,391.93

In Commercial Bank ......... .... .... ...... ... ... ............... 138.82

In Market National Bank.. ........ ...... .................. ...... 3.964.32

Less outstanding checks ...... ......... ...... ......... ........... 633.03,

Balance in hands of Steward .................................................. .

Advanced on pay- roll ....••.................... ..................... ...........

Approved April 5. 1899. W. J. COPPOCK.

C. H. SMITH.

JOHN ZUMSTEIN.

E. T. SPRAGUE.

3.331.29

22. M

35.90

$ 164.942.82

Directors LongfJjew Horpital.

F. W. HARMON, Superintendent.

APRIL, 1

ftL

T.

............ _ .... -.......... \ ... .

hnri _._ ...... ..................... ......... ..... .

J'nDi •.•••••. _ ....................................... .

til.......,. ......................... _.... ......................................... ... .

Be, airL. -""- ................................... ..

Repair to roo( ...................................... ..

Repair 01 ..,. beiliu... _ .................. ..

BIei,,., u. . o r. ..

. _ ••••.••••••••••• _ ....... . ........ _ •••• _ ' 0 ••••••••

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U~. n., .......... _ ........................... .

v .... _ ........ _ ...... _ ...... "_ ..... .

Wi liq ........... _ ...................... ..

tl H2.82

12,". 63

302. IT

1262

111.11

---- t177, 7.27

.04,

.25

U .

~. 1

It.

1,17927

126.

V& Gi

6S8.

306."

7.76

3UO

385.00

187.39

60.

U.

70.10

31. OS

I, .12

317.61

.97

.01

lUO ,, 1".

21U1

IIU'

1.1... 1.6 221 ..

n. 53

111.61

1' 71.18

12.11

". 87

IU'

M. tO

6."

Ia.

IIHI

36

f13.2C8 03

BJ'" ............. --........ _ .......... _... 114,699 U

' lTl, 86U7

LONGVIEW HOSPITAL.

CLASSIFIED BALA. NCE.

In tate treasury April 1, 189~ ........................ : ...... . $ 149,022 il4

To amount transferred to county treasury. ......... ...... 14,24- 2.00

--- 134,780.34

In county treasury April I, 1899........ .......... ............ 12.391.93

By amount transferred from state treasury........ ......... 14,242.00

By credit of December 1898 tax collection...... ......... 12,49863

By deposit of Lottgview sales...................... .. .... .. ... 302 1 ' 7

By deposit of discounts............... ...... ..... ................ 12.52

By deposit ofrebate ............................................. 111.13

39,558.3

To amount drawn on order of Directors........... ......... 14.242.00

In Commercial Bank ................... ... .................... .. .......... .. .. ..

In Market National Bank........ .... .................. ......... 4,59' 7.49

Lp8s outstanding checks .. ................... .... ....... ....... .. 267.14

Advanced on pay · roll ...... .. ........... .. .................. ........... ...... .. ..

Balance in hands of Steward .... ...... .... ................ .. .............. .. .. .

A. pproved May 3, 1899. E. T. PRAGUE,

C. H. MITH,

JOHN ZUMSTEI

W. J . COPPOCK,

25,316.38

138.82

4,330.35

25.00

8.35

$ 164,599.24

Director Longview Hospital.

F . W. HARMON, Superintendent,

ANNUAL R EPORT.

MAY, 1899.

RECEl1" 1' S.

ay i - To balance . ........ ........... .... .. , ........... ... .. ..

Longview sales.. ........ ...... .. ................. .. .

Discounts ...................... .. ...................... ..

Rebate ........................... .. ..................... .

DISBURSi: MENTS.

Advertising ....... .. . .... ........................ .... .. .

Amusements .. ...................... .. ....... .. .. . .... ..

Butter ....... ................... .. .... ... ......... .. .... ..

CoaL ................... ........ ... ............ .... .. ..

Dry . goods ....... .............. · ........................ .

Dairy ....................... ......... ........ I ....... .... .

Drolts .................................................. ..

Eggs ............. ...... ...... .................... ...... .. ..

Fruit ...... .. .... ................ . ...................... .

Flour ............................................ ........ .

Freight ........ .... .............. ........ : ............... .

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

Furniture .................................... ........ .

Garden ................ : ........ ........... ...... ......... .

Groceries ............ .. ....... .. ...... . ...... . ..... .. .. ..

Bou e furnjshing ....... .......... . .... ......... .... ..

Bats . .. ........... .. ..... ...... ....... .... ...... . .. .. .... .

Incidentals ............... .. .. ..... .... .... .. . ..... .... ..

Lumber ...... .. ...................... .... ............. ... .

Laundry machinery ....... .................. ...... .. .

Laundry building repair .. ............. : ... .. .. .... .

Meats ......................... ... .... ........ .... ...... ..

Milch COWB. ......... ........ ......... . ................ ..

Medical papers ........................................ .

Newspapers ......................... .. . ..... ... . ....... ..

New building .. .. ...................... .. .............. :

Painting .. ..................... ... ....... ............... ..

Pay · roll ... .............................. .. .............. ..

Poultry ...................................... ........... ..

Postage stamps .............. ........... . ........ ... .. ..

Repairs .... ... ..... ..................... .............. .. ..

Repair of sewer ..... ................................. ..

table ... ... ................... . ...... ........... ........ .

lippers and shoes . .................................. .

tationery .............................. ..... . ...... ..

traw ...... ...................... .. .. ............ .... ... ..

tock hogs .. ................... ... ................ . .. .. ..

nrgical instrument ......................... .... . ... ..

Upholstering ..... ........... ..... .................... ..

Vcgetablps .. ........ . ........ .. ...... .. .. .......... .... ..

Wines, liquors and beer .... ... ... .......... : .. ..... ..

$ 164,59924

363.79

17.93

8. 01

6.00

98.00

8 17.35

58312

479.85

201.58

97.91

248.76

7.30

4e1.25

46.19

158.35

185.81

34.40

1,544.27

291. 3

36.00

54.59

22.93

800.00

117.90

1,574.89

102.50

2.40

19.30

80525

58.91

4,143.05

27816

1542

351.81

19.20

9555

200.05

22.00

1' 07.55

5800

18 25

472

603.64

71.60

By: caab balance as belo'l' .... , .......... .............. .

$ 164,988.97

14,865.64

150,12:: 1:: 13

t1G4,988.91

LONGVIEW HOSPITAL. 45

C. LASSIFIED BALANCE.

In tate treasury May 1, 1899 ............... .... . . .... .. .. .... $ 134,780.; 14

To amount transferred to county treasury .............. · · _ 14_, 00_ 0 .00 120,780.34

In county treasury May 1, 1899 ....... ...................... .

By amount transferred from State treasury .............. .

By d~ posit of Longview sales ............................... ..

By deposit of discounts ............. : ... .. ...................... .

By deposit of rebates .. . ........................................ ..

: l5,316.:{ B

14,000.00

~ 63. 79

17.93

8.01

39 ,706. 11

To amount drawn on order of Directors ......... ............ 14,000.00

In Commercial Bank ......... ...................... .. .......................... .

In Ma. rket National Bank .. .. .................... \ .... · ........ · 3667.48

Less outstanding checks. ... : ....... ... ....................... .. 206.28

Balance in hands of Steward .......................... \ ....................... .

Approved June 7,1899. E. T. SPRAGUE,

C. H. SMITH,

JOHN ZUMSTEIN,

W. J. COPPOCK,

25,706.11

13 .8: l

3,461.20

36.86

----

$ 150,123.33

Director. Longview Ho, pital.

F:. W. HARMON, Superintendent.

June

UAL R EPORT.

JUNE, 1899.

REOEIPTS.

I - To balance .............. .. .. .. .................. . . . , ..

Lon~ iew aales ...... .... ...................... , .... ..

Diacountll .................... .................. · · · • · · .. ·

Reb~ te .... ...... .. .. ........................ ........ .. ..

DJSBUR8EKENT8.

Advance to patients ..................... ..... . ..... .

Advertising ............ .. ........................ ..... ..

Butter ................. ... .... .. ........... ...... .... ..

CoaL .................... .. ............ . ............. . .. ..

Carpeta .. .. ............ .. ...................... .. .... ..

Dry gooda.. ..................................... . . . .. ..

Dairy ........................ .. ................... . ... ..

Druga ...... ............................................ .

E 8 ......... _ .............................. .. .... .... ..

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

Fruit ............................... ........ ........... ..

Flour ......................................... .... ..... .

Freight .............................. ...... ... ......... ..

Furniture ................................ .... ......... ..

Grocerie .............. ....... .. .. .......... ..... ...... .

Garden ........................... .. ................... ..

Hou e furnishing .... .......... .. ........ .. ...... .. ..

In rance ................ . ........................ .... .

Incidentals ............................................ .

Lumber .................. .. ............... ......... . ... ..

Milch Cow ......................... ... ........ ... . ... ..

eat. s .......,. .................. ............. .. .. . . .. ..

e'lf8papers ............... . ................ .... ... . .. ..

New building ............................. .. .. ....... .

Pay. roIL ....................... .. ........ ............. ..

Painting · ....... ..... ..................... .. ............ .

Poultry _ ............. ................ .......... .. . ... ..

Po tage tamps .......... ... .. .. ..... .. .. .. ... ....... .

Repair ................ .......... .. ..... .. ... ........ .

table .... ......... ... .... .......... ....... .... .. .... ... .

tationery . .......... : ..................... .. ..... .. ..

traw ......... ..................... .. ........ ... . .... ..

Telephone .............. ........ .. ........ .. .. ....... . ..

Travelin, l!; ex penses .. .. ...... .. ...... .... ...... ... .. .

Upholatering .. .... ..... ......... .... .. .. .. .......... .

Wines, liquors and beer .... .. ............... ....... .

$ 160,123.33

487.48

17.13

5.24

7.55

23.50

63 .19

9 8.05

147.22

458.88

234.68

95.81

268. «

148.49

225.10

478.75

49.42

147.00

I , 6:{. 94

95.30

194. 92

225.00

63.79

0.38

263.00

1,5 2.55

19.30

44. ~

4,152.33

109.51

229.29

11.00

321.13

210.80

15.00

74.53

52.85

212 .60

1.60

59.50

Bl.! lllsQ Qal,. ncll al l) eloW' . .. ... ... , . .. . .. '''."" ,." .. .

150,633.18

13,794.24

136,838.94

$ 150,633.18

..

LONGVIEW HOSPITAL.

CLASSIFIED BALANCE.

In State treasury June 1, 1 99.. ......... .......•....... ...... 120,7 .34

To amount transferred to county treasu. ry....... .......... 13,146.67

In county treasury June 1, 1899 .... ... ..... .. . .... .......... .

By amount transrerred from State trea ury ... ........... .

By deposit of Longview sales ... ...... ....... .... .............. .

By depoait of discounts ....... .. .. . ' ...... ....... .. ........... .

By deposit of rebate ..... . ... ..... .... ...... . .................. .

25.70 .11

13,146.67

487.48

17.13

5.2

39,362.63

To amount drawn OD order of Directors........ ...... ...... 13,146.67

In Commercial Bank. ..... ... ... ................................. ... .. ......... .

In Market National Ba. nk. ....... .. · · · · · . · .......... ......... .... 3,209.59

Less outstanding checks... ...... .. ..... .. ...... . ..... .. .......... 9.

Balance in hands of Steward ...... ... .. .. ............ ... ...................... .

Advanced on pay · roll •....•....... .. .. ..... .. .......... ................... .....

Approved Ju\ y 6, 1899. E. T. SPRAGUE,

C. H. SMITH,

W. J. COPPOCK,

107,633. 7

,215.

1 • 2

2,71 .71

3. li2

7.26

$ 136, .9

. Director. Longflje1lJ Ho.,,' tal.

F. W. HARMON. Superintendent.

fl36,838.94

~. OQ

7.96

4.80

602.44

6! Ui

« .36

•. 27.56

625.00

238,, 41

3U9

376.00

1.03

893.30

l , t .21

lUO

I 4. 1

2:. 00

&" 26

11244.33

' SUO

145.00

UU.

19.3.

" 123.72

17.83

1ft .•

Ill."

U6.

75,".

112.

U6.

53.60

' 13' 1,( 9610

1I. 602.1O

- 125.- .80

LoNGVIEW HOSPITAL. 49

CLASSIFIED BA. LANCE.

In state treasury July 1, 1899 ........ ; .. . ....... .. .. .... ... ... 107,6336' 7

To amount transferred to county treasury.. ...... ........ . 1l, 753.4:{

---- $ 95,880.24

In county treasury July 1, 1899 .... .. .............. . ........ .

By amount transferred from state treasury ..... .. .... ... ..

By deposit of Longview sales ....... ..... .. ..... ... ... ... .... ..

By deposit of discounts ......... ............................. ... .

By deposit of patient's mOlley ...... ... .. ..... ...... ..... ... .

26,215.96

11,753.43

645.00

7.96

4 0

38,627. 15

To amount drawn on orders of Directors.......... ...... .. 12.50343

In Commercial Bank .. .... ... ........ ... .. ..... .. ... ... .. ........ ... ... ... ...... ..

In Market National Bank. .. ............. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. ..... .. 4,17! l, 3! J

Less outstanding checks . .. ... .............. ...... ... ... ..... .. 812.12

Balance in bands of teward .......................... .. ... .... . ............. ..

Advanced on pay- roll ....... .. .. ............ .............. ....... ... ..... ... .... .

Approved A ugu t 2, 1899. E. T. PRAGUE,

JOHN ZUMSTEIN.

C. H. SMITH,

W. J . COPPOCK,

$ 26,123.72

138.82

3,367.27

30.01

354.54

$ 125,894.60

DirectorB Longview HOBpital. ,

F. W. HARMON, Superintendent.

50 ANNUAL R EPOR. T.

AUGUST, H199.

RECEIPTS.

August I- To balance ..... ..... ........................... ... ... ' 125,894.60

Longview sales ... ........ ........ .. ... ..... .. .. ..... 272.42

Discounts.... ......... ...... .. ...... . .................. 14.87

DISBURSEMENTS.

Butter ............ .. ............ .. ................... . ..

Coal ...... .. ........ : ............. .. .. .. .. ........... ..

Dairy _ ........ .... .... ............... .. .... .... ..... ..

brugs ... ..... .. .... ....... .. .. .. ... . : .... . ............. .

Dry Goods .. .. .. .. .. . .. .... .. ... ... .............. ... ..

EglI; s ....................... . .... ... .. .. . ............. ..

F lonr ............. .. .... . .......... .. ....... .. ..... .. ..

Fruit. ..... .......... .. .. .. .. ..... ........... ... .. .. .. .. .

F ish .. .... ... . ....... .. ..... .. ...................... .

Freight ............... .. ... ........... .. .. .. ......... . ..

Garden ..... ...... ........ .. .... .. ......... . .......... ..

Groceries .... .. .. . .............. .................... ..

House furn ishing ........... .. .. .. .... ... .... .... .. .

Incidentals .. .. ............................. ........ .

Milch cows ....... .. . .. .... ... .. ...... . ........... ... .

Medical paper8 .. .............. : ........ ........ .. ..

Meats ...... ...................... .... ............ ..... .

Newspapers ..... .. .. ....... ............. ...... . ... .. .

New building . ....... .... ..... .. .... .. ............. ..

Painting .. ... . ............. .. .. ...... .... .......... .. ..

Pay · roll. ............ .. .. ....... .. . .. .... ...... ... .. .. ..

Poultry .. .. ........... ... ...... ..... .. .. ..... .. .. .. . , ..

Postage stamps ...... ........... ... ......... ....... ..

Repairs ... .. ...... .. .. ........ .. ..... . : .. .... ..... .. .. .

Stock hOIl; S .... .... ........ . .. .. .. .... ...... ...... .. ..

Surgical instruments .. .......... .. .. ..... ... .... . .

Slippers and shoes .... .. .. ....... ..... . ...... ... .. .

Stable .. ........... .. .. ... .... .. .... .. .. ...... ........ . .

Stationery ...... ......... ..... ... .. .. .... ..... ... ... .. .

Straw: ... ...... .. .. .... ............. .... . .. ......... .. ..

Telephone, house ... .. ... ...... .... .. .. .. ... ..... .. .

Travelinj( Expenses ...... .. ..... .. .... .... ........ .

Wines, liquors and beer .. .. ............ ..... .. .. .

592.36

488.75

188.08

81.34

539.85

2 8.80

468.75

339.69

136.64

30.67

49.25

1,701.65

184.21

9.00

500.00

14.00

1,385.58

19.30

1,645.15

7378

4, 057.04

182.73

11.85

237.84

64.00

18. 00

78.00

125.02

25.15

114.63

180.00

64.66

90.55

By cash balance & s below ...... ............. ....... ... .... ..

$ 126,181.89

$ 13,916.12

112,265.77

' 126,181.89

LONGVIEW HOSPITAL. 51

CLA. SSIFIED BA. LANCE.

In State treasury A. ugust I, 1899 .... .................... .. .... $ 95,!! 80 24

To amount transferred to county treasury .................. 12,430.68

----- tB3,449.56

In county treasury August I, 1899....................... .. ... 26,12372

By amount transfe!' l'ed from State treasury........ ... ...... 12,430.68

By deposit of Longview sales.. ...... ........ ........ . ......... 272.42

By deposit of di8counts. .... .. ... ... ...... . .. .... .. ...... .... .... . 14. 7

38,841.69

I • To amount drawn on orders of Directors........... ... ... ... 14,430.6

In Commercial Bank ................. ........................................... ..

In Market NatisnRI Bank...... .. ... ......... ..... ......... ... 4,704.77

Leu outstanding cbecks...... ..... ......... ...... ......... ...... 650.14

Balance in bands of Steward ... .... ................. ...................... ... ..

Advanced OD pay · roll .... ... ..... ......... ....... ......... ....... .... ...... .... ..

Approved September 6, 1899 C. H. SMITH,

W. J . COPPOCK,

JOHN ZUMSTEIN.

24,411.01

13 . 2

4,064. 63

1350

198.25

112,265.77

F. W. HARMON, Superiflte1ldent.

Director, LongfJieUJ Ho, pital.

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LONGVIEW HOSPITAL.

CLASSIFIED BALANCE.

In State trea. sury September I , ~ 899.......................... 3,449.66

To amount transferred to county treasury...... ... ...... .. 11,944.46

In county treasury September I , 1899 ....................... .

By amount transferred from State treasury ........ .. ..... ..

By deposit of Longview sales ........ ....... ... ............... .

By deposit of discounts ............. ... ........ .. ..

24,411.01

11,944.46

46 ,18

17.66

36,831.30

53

71,605.11

To amount drawn on orders of Directors... ................. 16,369.20

___ 21 ,462.10

In Com mercial Bank. .... ...... .......... ....... .. .... ,.. .... .. ... .. ....... ..... 138. 2

In M~ rket National Bank ......... .... ..... ... .. .. ... . ........ . 4,224 9~

Less outstanding checks. .... .... .... ..... ........ . ......... ...... , 2 9,66

---- 3,935.27

Balance in hands of Steward ...... ........................ .. .... ...... ....... . 10.36

Advanced on pay- roiL ....................... . .... ........ ... . .. ............... .

Approved October 4, 1899. E. T. SPRAGUE,

C. H. SMITH,

W. J. COPPOCK, .

1 066

97,232.31

Directors Longview Hospital.

F. W. HARMON, Super i1lte1ldent.

54 ANNUAL REPORT.

OCTOBER 1899.

REOEIPTS.

October: 1- To balance . ......................................... $ 97,232.31

Hamilton Co. June 1899 tax collection...... 11,511 61

Longview sales........... ......... ...... .... .. ...... 355.52

Discounts............. ...... ...... ............... ...... 12.88

--- $ 109,112.32

DISBURSEMENT .

Amusement ............. ..... ....................... .

Butter ............................................... ..

Coal ................................................. ..

Clothing ............................................. ..

Dairy .. .......... : ................................... .

Drugs .. ........ . ...................................... .

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

Eggs ......... ..... ........ ................... .... ... ..

Fish .. ... ................................... : ........ ..

Flour ................................. .............. . ..

· Freight ..... . ..................... .............. ..... ..

Fruit ...................................... ...... .... ..

Groceries ............ ... ............................ ..

House furnishinl!; ................................ ..

Incidentals ......... ............ .. ............. .... ..

Meats ............................. ............ ...... ..

Milch cows ....... .................. ............... ..

~ ew building ..................................... ..

Newspapers and periodicals ......... .......... .

Poultry ............................................... .

Pay. rolJ.. ........................................... ..

Paints ................................................. .

Postage stamps ... .. ............... .... ..... ....... .

Repairs ....... .... ........... . ...................... ..

Return of patient........ ..... ......... . .. ....... .

Slippers and sboes ........ ..... .. ................. .

Stable ............ ....... .............................. .

Stationery ...... .................... ........ . ........ .

Straw ................. .............................. ..

Wines, liquors and beer ........................ ..

12.46

829.89

1,237.25

10.50

183.08

71.83

494.81

227.22

l7.83

377.50

36.40

261.97

1,216.40

260.88

44.12

1,49' 7.94.

146.00

5,91( 0.25

121.30

305.55

4,05' 7.67

8 .58

17.20

364.22

14.90

6l. 85

60.10

14.60

16.65

120.2-

By cash balance a8 below ................................ .

18,139.20

90,973.12

$ 109,112.32

LONGVIEW H OSPITAL.

CLAS IFIED BALA CE.

In State tr( 1asury October I, 1899........... ............ .••. .. ' 11 ,50:>. 11

To amount transferred to county treasury.... .. ...... ..... . 11, 7 .• '

In county treasury October I, 1 99............... .... .. ...... 21,. 2.10

By amount transferred from tate tre& ury ...... ......... 11, " 1049

Hamilton county June tax collection. ...... .................. 11,511.61

By deposit for sales..... ...... .......... ....... ...... ... ......... 355.52

By deposit for discounts ............................. ;............ 12.

45,1 .

To amount drawn on orders of Directors.................... 17,. 27.74

In Commercial Bank. ...... ... .............. ...... ...... ......... 1 •. 2

In Market National Bank ............... .................... · .. · 3, . 3

Les8 outstanding checks...... ............... ...... ......... ...... 1 9. 5

Advanced on pay · roll......... ...... ...... ........ ......... ...... • .

In hands of Stewe. rd...... ........... ......... ......... ...... ...... 13.

Approved November I, 1 99.

90,973.12

E. T. PRAGUE,

JOHN ZUM TEl T,

W. J. COPPOCK,

; 5

27,371.

3,765 i

Dirutor. Long'Ointl H() pita/. .

F. W. HARMON, Superintenae1. t.

56 ANNUAL REPORT.

RECA PITULATION.

To' balance November 1,1898, commencement of fiscal year, a. follows:

In State treasury ...... ... ...... ..................... ......... ..... $ 50,923.68

In county treasury. ......... ..... ..... .. .. .... ......... ..... . .. .... 24,405.48

In bank...... ...... ........... ... ...... ... ... ...... ... .. .... ......... 4,285.92

In hands of Steward .............. ... .. ~ .... .. ........ ..... ...... 32.90

Advanced on pay- roll.. .... .......... ... .. ..... . ... ... ... ......... 40.51

RECEIPTS.

State appropriation ....... ..... ........................... ........ .

Hamilton county ta levy .. .... ....... ... ... ........... ... ... .. .

Sales of empty barrels. tallow, hides, hogs, etc ..... .. .... .

Discount off current bills ........................ . ..... ..... .... .

Patients' money ......... .... .... '" '" ....... ... ................ .

Rebate , . . .... ............ ....... . ..... . ... ..... .................... .

155.00000

24.010.2 ~

4,138.63

259.43

13.18

125.95

79,688.49

Total receipts........ ........ . .... ...... ............. :. ...... ...... ......... 183,547.43

Aggregate .. .... ...... .... ... .. ...... . .. .. .. ..... ... ...... ...... .... ..... ... ... 263,235.92

DISOURSEM ENTS.

Novemher, i898... ........ .. ... .... ......... ..... . .. ....... .. .. .. ... 14,574.84-

December, 1898 ... ........ .. . .. ... ....... . : ..... . .... .............. 15.747.97

. January. 1899.... .. .. ................. .... .. ... .... ....... .... ... ... 15,036. 87

February, 1 99 .... ...... :. .... ... .. ..... . ..... . .. ... ... . .. ......... 13,792.01

March, 1899. .... ... ... .. .... .... .. ... ....... ... ... ...... ......... 12.016.4

April, 1 99... ... ... .. .... ...... ..... .... ...... ............ ... .. . ..... . 13,268.03

May, 1899 .... ... .. ...... ... ...... ....... .. . .... . .... .. .... ..... . ... 14,865.64

June, 1899 ...... ... .... .... ... ... . .... .. ......... ..... ..•. ... ... ... 13,79(. 24

July, 1899 ... . .. .... ... .... ......... . ........ .. .................. ..... 11,602.10

August, 1899. ... .. .. .. . ...... ... ......... .. .... .... .•... ...... ...... 13.916.12

September. 1899........ .... .. ...... ...... . .. .... ..... ...... ......... 15,509.30

October, 1899.. ..... . .. .. .. .. ... . ... ... ...... ... .. ... ......... . ...... 18,139.20

Total expenditures. .. .. .. ... ... .. .... ... ... ...... .... ..... .. .. .. .. .... ...... 172,262.80

By balance October 31, 1899, at close of fiscal year as follows :

[ n State treasury .......................... ............ ......... .

In county treasury ...... ..... .. .... .................. ... ...... ... .. .

In bank ........... ... .... ........ ........ ~ .......... ... ...... ... .... .

In hands of Steward: .. .... ...... ................ .... .. ... .. .... .

Advanced on pay- roll .... ........ ............... .. ............... .

59,647.62

27,371.86

3,894.30

13.04

4630

---- 9: 1,973.12

AjI; gregate ... ... .... ........ .. ... ... ......... ........... ......................... $ 263,235.92

LONGVIEW HOSPITAL. 57

CLASSIFICATION OF EXPENSES

FOR THE FISOAL YUR ENDING OCTOBER : n, 1899.

Architect ..... ..... ... . ........... .. .. .. ............ ... ...... .. . $ 600.00

Advertising.. ... ..... . . ........ ..... ... ... ... .... ..... ..... . .. 44.26

Advanced to patients ...... .... ..... ... ..... ... .... ...... 72.69

Amu~ ements. . ....... . ... ... ...... ...... ... ...... . ...... .. ...... 478.61

Butter ......... ........ .. .... ........ . .... .. ......... ...... ...... 8,986.90

Blankets... ..... ...... .... ..... ......... .. .. .. ... ... ... ...... .. 460.00

Chapel services........ . ..... .. .... ...... ........ ...... ...... 182.60

Carpets .... ... ...... .. . ... ....... ........... .... ... ... .... .. 974.60

Clothing ... ...... ... ..... .... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ... .. . 1,420.87

Coal..... ... ....... .. .. . ... .•. .. . ........ .... .. ......... ......... 9,606.30

Carriage .. ...... ...... ............... ... .... .. ......... ........ 600.00

Dairy. ...... ...... ... ... ... ...... ...... .... .. ........ ..... ... ... 2 336 69

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DII'ectors compenHatlOn... .... .. ......... ...... .... .. ...... 1,250.00

Eggs. . ......... .... .. ...... .. .. .. ...... .... .. .... .. ...... .. .... ... 3,7;\ 5.06

Fourteenth female ward...... .. .. ............ .. .. .... ...... 761.52

Fish ... ... ... .... ..... .. :.... ... ... .. .. . .... . .... . ... ... ..... ... 1,963.9

Flour ....... .. ......... ...... ........... ....... ............ ...... 5,241.25

F reight . ........... ..... ... .. .... . ............ .. .... ......... 660.53

Fruit...... .. ...................................................... 2,1;\ 7.26

Furniture. ...... ......... ......... ......... ...... ...... ......... 1,050.64

Fitteenth female ward......... ...... ...... . . .. ... .... ..... 70.10

Ga. rden ... .. ...... ......... ...... .. .. .. ... ... ...... ...... ...... 30: 1.30

Groceries... ..... ...... .. ... .... ... ...... ......... ............... 16,6 9.27

Ha. ts.. .............. .. ... ..... ......... ...... ..... ...... .. .. .. .. 101.50

New Building... .. .. . ....... .. ........ .......... ............... 12,645. 24

House furnishin g..... .... ...... .... .. ... ... ...... ...... ...... 3,619.63

Incidentals... ....... ....... .... ....... .. ...... .. .. .. ... ... ...... 355. 0

Insurance. ....... . .... .. ... ...... ......... ......... ...... ...... 225.00

Laundry machinery ............................. ; .. ......... 800.00

Lumber ...... .. .... .. .. .. ...... ...... .... .. .. .. .. ...... ........ . 368.03

* Milch cows... .. .. .... ... ....... .. .. ............................. 2,212.;\ 9

Meats .... .. .. .. .. ......... ... .. .. ......... .. .... ........ .... ... 16, 79.00

Medical jonrnAols. ...... .... ....... ... .................. ...... ' l7. 90

Newspapers and magazines. .............. ... ...... .... .. . 367,60

Pay- roll ... ... ....... ..... ...... .. .... .. .... .. .. . .... ..... ...... 49,251. 00

PAotients money returned.............. ...... ...... .... .... . ilO. OO

Postage. ......... ... ...... ....... .... .. ... .. .. ....... ......... 177.69

Poultry. .... .. ...... ...... .... .......... . ......... ...... .. ....... 3,06287

Paints.... ... .. ............ ......... ........ .. ... ... .. .. ......... 941.9

Repnirs . ... ..... , ......... ...... ...... .... .. ...... ...... ......... ;\, 7il2.9

Repair of roof .......... .... .......... .... . ... ....... ..... .... .. 32 63

Repair lAundry building ........ .... .. .. .. ............. ..... 2 0.40

Return of patient.......... . ..... ...... ......... ....... .... . 1490

Sewer repair...... ...... ......... .. .... ... .. ............. ...... 2: 16.4.2

Slippers and shoes..... .. ......... .... . ...... ...... ......... 1,353.72

Stable.... .............. .. ....... ...... ... .. .. .. ......... ......... 1,238. 29

Stationery.... ..... ......... ......... ........ .. ....... ......... 469.61

Straw .................................. : ................. .. ...... 1,051.72

SurgiCRI instruments. ........ ............... .. .... ......... 161. ~ 9

Stock hogs......... ......... ...... ......... ...... ...... .. ....... 692.60

Telephone, public .. ... .. ......... ......... ......... ... .... .. 216. 3

Telephone, house......... ..... ......... ...... ... .... .. .... .. 1 0.00

Traveling expenses ....................... ..... ............. : 300.: 12

Upholstt'ring......... ......... ...... ...... ...... ...... ......... 657.42

Vt'getables .. ....... ... ... .. ...... .. .. .. .......... ...... ..... 2,346.25

Wines, liquors and beer .... ................................ __ 875 05

Total _ ...... ...... ................. .................... .. $ 172,262.80

o Milch cows when dry nrc slaughtered.

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