Annual report of the board of trustees of the lunatic asylum of Georgia for the fiscal year from September 1, 1895, to September 1, 1897 [1895-97]

5
jCiT
ANNfJ REPORT
OF THE
TRUSTEES
OF THE
GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
FOR THE
Fiscal Tear from September i 1895 to September 11896
GENERAL LIBRARY
THE UNIVERSITY QF GEORGIA
umpwwwY
i y
AUGUSTA GAi
Richards Shaver Printeks and Binders
1896

IOfficers of the Georgia L ic Asylum
Superintendent and Resident Physician POWELL M D
First Assistant Physician j M WHITAKER m D
Assistant PhysicianL X JONES M d
Assistant Physicianj c PATRSON M D
Assistant Physicianw A 0I ANIEL M D
PathologistT E OSRTEL M D
ApothecaryA G NORTH M D
fARDQLJLAMAR
Assistant StewardG w HOLL1NGSHEAD
SecretaryH S JONEs
MATK0NMRS J M LARNELL
TreasurerAJCARR
EngineerT H DeSAUSSURE C E
ChaplainREV D W BRANNENe
7ZL
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF THE
Lunatic Asylum of Georgia
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING
SEPTEMBER 1ST 1896
To Mia Excellency W Y Atkinson Governor of Georgia
The Board of Trustees of the Lunatic Asylum of Georgia has the honor
to present to your Excellency this its Annual Report for the fiscal year
ending September 1st 1896
Since our last report the new building for whites has been completed
Its occupancy began in the early part of 1896 This building is used exclu
sively for males
NUMBER OF INMATES
By reference to Supt Powells Report herewith presented you will
And that at the close of our fiscal year Sept 1st 1895 there were in the
Asylum 1823 inmates Whites 1243 colored 580 During the fiscal year
just closed 332 whites and 209 colored insane patients were received intothe
institution Total reception of patients during the fiscal year 541
During the year there were discharged removed eloped and died 362
patients leaving on hand Sept 1st 1896 2002 patients
6 ANNUAL REPORT
FINANCES
Amounts Received and Expended for Ordinary Maintenance
At the close of our fiscal year Sept 1st 1895 we had on hand a
balance amounting to 11316 60
August 31st 1896Cash drawn from State Treasury during fiscal
year 223333 66
234649 88
Of which amount we have expended 226868 78 as follows
1896August 31stBy subsistence 80999 83
By clothing 25751 31
By fuel and transportation 18249 01
By salaries 19566 60
By wages 55266 45
By incidental expenses 20510 79
By medical supplies 4756 95
By contingencies 909 24
By stationery and postage 858 60
226868 78
Leaving on hand7781 10
For itemized statement of these expenditures we refer you to
abstracts A B C D E F G H I and J Steward Lamars report
You will therefore see that notwithstanding the increased appropriation
for support and maintenance the amount was inadequate by 3535 50 as
shown by the fact that our surplus on hand Sept 1st 1895 amounting to
11316 60 has been reduced to 7781 10
This was caused by the largely increased number of patients Your
Board of Trustees would remind you that the institution has been man
aged with the utmost economy compatiblewith the welfare of the inmates
and yet notwithstanding this fact and the further important one that pro
visions have been cheaper than at any time during the last fifty years the
amount appropriated was provento be inadequate as shown by the inroad
made upon our surplus fund
This Board of Trustees requested the Legislature to appropriate 240
000 00 for support and maintenance for the fiscal year 1896 but the Legis
lature appropriated only 230000 00 for this purpose In the emergency
upon us there was but one recourse and that was to pay the deficit out of
the surplus which this board necessarily carries from one year to another
SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES THEREOF
By reference to Abstract K of Steward Lamars report you will find
that 46231 04 balance of the 100000 appropriated for enlargement of
Asylum was expended during the fiscal year just closed Abstract K fur
nishes an itemized statement of expenditures of this fund
BALANCE OF APPROPRIATION FOR DUPLICATE PUMP
Abstract L of the Stewards report shows the balance on hand SeptGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
1st 1895 of the special appropriation for Duplicate Pump and how this
balance was expended
SPECIAL APPROPRIATION FOR STEAM HEATING APPARATUS
FOR DETACHED BUILDINGS
Abstract M shows that 555200 was appropriated for this purpose
during the last session of the Legislature The report of the Steward gives
the items showing how this fund was expended and that we have on hand
a balance amounting to 97677 which will be consumed in completing
payments on the work
SPECIAL APPROPRIATION FOR BUILDING BRICK WALL
AROUND THE NEW BUILDING FOR WHITES
Abstract N shows the special appropriation of 6000 made at the last
session of the Legislature for erecting brick walls around the new building
for whites The Stewards report shows that 539729 of this fund has
been paid out to the close of our fiscal year leaving a balance amounting
to 60271 All of this balance will be necessary to finish payment for work
contracted for
APPROPRIATIONS FOR SUPPORT AND MAINTENANCE FOR
THE NEXT TWO YEARS
By reference to the reports of Superintendent Powell and Steward
Lamar you will find that these faithful and intelligent officers estimate
that it will require the following amounts for support and maintenance for
the next two years
Fiscal year 1897280000
Fiscal year 1898 2900UU
We endorse these estimates and respectfully request appropriations
above named for the next two years The necessity is upon the State to
provide for its unfortunate insane Year by year the number increases and
there is no escape from the sacred duty of providing for this helpless por
tion of our population Superintendent Powell and Steward Lamar are
thoroughly qualified to form an intelligent opinion on this question and
feel satisfied that it will be necessary for us to maintain 2200 inmates in
1897 and 2300 in 1898 The necessity stares us in the face and we respect
fully ask to be put in a financial condition adequate to meet it Let us see
what amount per diem will the above named sums allow to each insane
patient It will allow 35 cents a day per patient or 12775 per annum
When we remember that 35 cents per diem per capita will be expended for
food clothing washing fuel lights cooking furniture crockery nurses
physicians medicines burying the dead paying the railroad fare of
patients returned to their homes repairs to buildings replacing broken
crockery and furniture etc it must be seen that only by the most ngid
economy is such a work possible It is all important that the Legislature
in making appropriations to the Lunatic Asylum should remember that
we start into our next fiscal year crippled by the severe loss entailed by
death of almost all of our hogs from cholera and an almost total failure of

ANNUAL REPORT
our fall gardens Then too it would be unreasonable to expect the pres
ent low prices of supplies to continue during the next two years Again
with increasing age of our large buildings the expense for repairs will
necessarily increase from year to year with the age of the structures
In estimating the reasonableness of our request for an appropriation of
36 cents per capita per diem for support and maintenance we would call
the attention of your Excellency to the fact that but very few lunatic asylums
in America are supported within the amount asked for by your Board of
Trustees
We respectfully renew the following requests made in our last annua
report
SPECIAL APPROPRIATION FOR DUPLICATE AND ENLARGED
WATER PIPES FROM PUMPING STATION TO WATER
TOWER
We heartily endorse the following from Engineer DeSaussure and ask
a special appropriation for this purpose amounting to 84700
Hon Board of Trustees Milledgeville Qa
GentlemenI beg to call your attention to the fact that the pipe
through which water is pumped to the Asylum from our water works was
laid when we had but eleven hundred patients With the eompletion of
the buildings now going up the size of this Institution will be more than
double what it was at that time
To force the water through this old pipe in quantities necessary for the
increased population requires the carrying of an increased water pressure
this means an excessive consumption of fuel
I would respectfully ask that if it meets with your approval you take
steps toward putting down a teninch pipe from the water pump at the
creek to the water tower in the back court yard
I estimate that the saving of fuel alone will amount to three hundred
and twentyfive 325 dollars per year not to mention the excessive wear
on the water works engine and boiler
This pipe would also give us a duplicate line to pump through in the
event of any accident to one of them As you are aware we have dupli
cate pumps and boilers but no duplicate main
This new pipe could be put in for four thousand seven hundred 4700
dollars Respectfully
T H DeSAUSSURE
Engineer
The report of our Engineer will give you in detail the extensive and
excellent work of the year in increasing our facilities for extinguishing a
conflagration should it occur in any one of our buildings If the duplicate
and enlarged water main from pump at Camp Creek to tower in yard of
centre building is constructed as suggested above by the Engineer our Are
department will be in firstclass position to promptly put out fires in any
of our buildings We would however remind you that unless this last
suggested work be promptly done we are in imminent danger of our ma
chinery proving inefficient at the moment when it will be most urgently
needed Our water supply is taken from Camp Creek more than a mileGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM 9
from our buildings The water is forced into the tower by the pump at the
creek If at any time the strain upon this line of pipe be such as to break
even a single joint in it the pump at the creek would be utterly useless
until the pipe had been repaired If a break occurred in this line during a
fire in eilher of the buildings frightful disasters will of necessity result for
the reason that no water would be available with which to extinguish the
fire If the duplicate line of pipes were constructed we would be safe for
the reason that if a break occurred in one line of pipe the second one
would supply the needful water So that safety as well as economy of
maintenance suggests the indispensable need of this duplicate line of
water pipes
You should ever bear in mind the fact that conflagration is a constant
menace to an insane asylum Within the walls of every such institution
are confined pyromaniacs i e persons who have uncontrollable impulses
to fire buildings and only by ceaseless vigilance can they be prevented
from carrying into execution their insane cravings to set fire to the building
giving them shelter No matter how tireless the vigilance of the officials
the time finally arrives when one of these pyromaniacs finds an opportu
nity and takes advantage of it to apply the torch How necessary then
that an insane asylum above all other public institutions should have a
perfect system for extinguishing fire Appreciating the fact that confla
gration is a constant menace to our Asylum and knowing the calamitous
results which would ensue among this helpless class of citizens we seek
your aid in placing our firefighting service upon the highest plane of effi
ciency
During the year just closed we have expended a large sum from our
ordinary fund for support and maintenance in perfecting our firefighting
service We have also purchased a number of hand fire extinguishers
and shall purchase these machines from time to time until we shall have
placed one in every ward in the institution
AMENDMENT OP ACT OF 1889 ORGANIZING THE BOARD OF
TRUSTEES
We beg to call your Excellencys attention to the fact that the above
specified Act provides only for paying the actual railroad fare of the mem
bers of the Board of Trustees going to and returning from the Asylum
The best interests of the Asylum require that occasionally members of the
Board should visit the Capitol on urgent business of this institution They
go solely in the interest of the States institution and it seems only just
that their actual expenses in so visiting the Capitol should be paid out of
the Contingent Fund for travelling expenses of the Trustees and we
respectfully ask that the law be so amended We would call your attention
to the fact that while this fund is set apart to pay the travelling expenses
of the Trustees the full amount has never been drawn from the Treasury
RECEPTION OF NONRESIDENTS
The law should be amended so as to alllow the Trustees to receive
temporarily into our Asylum insane citizens of other States found within

HEAR VIEW OF MAIN BUILDINGGEOKGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
11
our borders In some few instances citizens of other States while visiting
our commonwealth have suddenly become insane and unaccompanied by
anv friend or relative
Humanity requires that these unfortunates should be promptly
received into our Asylum or sent under guard to their homes We have
no fund available for this purpose and we therefore ask that the law be so
amended as to allow their commitment to our institution temporarily or
if deemed best that the Superintendent of the Asylum be allowed to
expend the necessary money to send them home and charge same to our
ordinary appropriation for support and maintenance
The report of our worthy and efficient Superintendent will give you in
detail much information as to the work of our noble institution and we
ask for it your careful study
Steward Lamars report gives an itemized statement of all the expen
ditures of the Asylum for the fiscal year We beg to call the attention of
the Legislature through you to the fact that a duplicate voucher for every
purchase made during the year can be found in the Governors office
These vouchers are furnished your Excellency monthly as required by law
The Treasurersreport gives the financial status of the institution
The Assistant Stewards report will give you an insight into the farm
ing operations of the year just closed
The report of the Apothecary exhibits the work of his department
Engineer DeSaussures report furnishes valuable information as to the
work of his department
The report of our excellent Matron shows in detail the work done in
her department
The Chaplains report shows the work of this worthy officer
Your Board of Trustees would take this opportunity to commend the
corps of officers of the Asylum for faithful and efficient discharge of duty
Invoking the continued aid of your Excellency and that of the General
Assembly in placing and maintaining the Georgia Lunatic Asylum on a
plane with the best equipped Asylums in America we have the honor to
be very respectfully yours
GEORGE A CABANISS
President Board of Trustees
EUGENE FOSTER
Secretary Board of Trustees
Report of Superintendent Powell
State Lunatic Asylum
Milledgeville Ga September I 1896 S
To the Honorable Board of Trustees Georgia State Lunatic Asylum
Gentlemen In obedience to the requirements of the law and rules of
the institution I have the honor herewith to submit for your consideration
the following report of this institution beginning September 1 189o and12
ANNUAL REPORT
ending September 1 1896 together with the reports of the Steward and
Treasurer and other officers giving a full and detailed statement of its opera
tions in its every department and showing the amount of provisions cloth
ing bedding drugs and indeed everything purchased from whom price
paid and aggregate cost Also the movement of its population with
such suggestions as I may think advisable or beneficial in conducting the
affairs of the institution
On the first of September 1895 there were white patients on hand
1243 and colored 580 making a total of 1823 There have been received
since 332 whites and 209 colored making a total reception of 541
There have been discharged removed eloped and died during the year
362 leaving on hand September 1 1896 2002 of whom there are sixtyone
whites and three colored on furlough not discharged
The average number of patients under treatment during the year was
1912 while the total number receiving treatment was 2364 It will be
seen that the average number receiving treatment this year was 129 more
than last year We have 179 more patients on hand than at the close of
last year
The following tables will give in detail the movement of both white
and colored population
STATEMENT
In relation to the number of white patients during the past year or from
September 1st 1895 to September 1st 1896
There were patients on hand September 1st 1895 1243
White male lunatics490
White male epileptics 62
White male idiots 25577
White female lunatics590
White female epileptics 52
White female idiots 246661 243
There have been received during the year
White males 159
White females 2 032
Total number of whites under treatment1 575
Of whom there have been
Discharged restoredj04
Discharged improved 15
Discharged eloped 1120
There have diedMales 39
Females 4382 202
Leaving on hand September 1st 1896i373GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
13
CLASSIFICATION OF THE WHITES
White male lunatics548
White male epileptics 67
White male idiots 28643
White female lunatics646
White female epileptics 59
White female idiots 25730
1373
Of the males there have died from apoplexy 5 paresis 1 diarrhoea 2
paralysis 7 cerebrospinal sclerosis 1 epilepsy 3 heart disease 3 old age 3
injury from attack of vertigo 1 softening of brain 2 consumption 4 ex
haustion 5 cholera morbus 1 and convulsions 1 Total 39
Of the females consumption 5 dysentery 2 exhaustion 17 heart
disease 7 marasmus 2 epilepsy 5 congestion of stomach 1 old age 2 fever
2 and apoplexy 2 Total 43
STATEMENT
In relation to the number of colored patients during the past year or from
September 1st 1895 to September 1st 1896
There were patients on hand September 1st 1895 580
Colored male lunatics236
Colored male epileptics 31
Colored male idiots 7274
Colored female lunatics288
Colored female epileptics 13
Colored female idiots 5306580
There have been received during the year
Colored males117
Colored females 92 209
Total number of colored under treatment 789
Of whom there have been
Discharged restored 45
Discharged pregnant 3 48
Brought to the institution in this condition
There have diedMales 55
Females 57112160
Leaving on hand September 1st 1896 629
CLASSIFICATION OF THE COLORED
Colored male lunatics271
Colored male epileptics 28
Colored male idiots 6305
Colored female lunatics300
Colored female epileptics 12
Colored female idiots 2324629PARTIAL VIEW OF THE BUILDING FOB CONVALESCENT MALESGEOKGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
15
Of the males there have died from chronic diarrhoea 1 exhausted
mania 6 dropsy 5 consumption 4 epilepsy 10 scrofula 1 heart disease 5
marasmus 6 old age 10 apoplexy 3 pneumonia 1 fever 1 paralysis 1
and unknown 1 Total 55
Of the females exhaustion 5 old age 2 marasmus 7 apoplexy 2 con
sumption 12 epilepsy 6 heart disease 2 dropsy 3 paralysis 1 diarrhoea 1
cerebral softening 1 Total 42
TABLE No 1
Showing the number of whites admitted during the year
spective ages at the time of admission
Males Females
Under 15 years 1 6
15 to 20 26 6
20 to 25 13 15
25 to 30 24 16
30 to 35 1 18
55 to 40 16 25
40 to 45 11 24
45 to 50 11 I5
50 to 60 16 I9
60 to 70 12 n
70 to 80 3 6
80 to 90 1 3
Unknown 1 9
Total159 173
and their re
32
28
40
28
41
35
26
35
23
9
4
24
332
TABLE No 2
Showing the duration of insanity of the whites before admission
Males Females Total
1 to 3 months 27 17 41
3 to 6 11 6 17
6 to 9 11 13 24
9 to 12 5 4 9
12 to 18 11 I3 24
18 to 2 years 1 3
2 to 3 13 19 32
8 to 4 6 12 18
4 to 5 2 8 10
5 to 6 8 7 15
6 to 8 9 8 17
8 to 10 3 7 10
10 to 12 4 12 16
12 to 14 4 7 U
14 to 20 11 6 l716
ANNUAL REPORT
20 to 30 3
30 to 40 1
40 to 50 1
Several 7
Unknown 21
Total159
4
2
0
7
18
173
7
3
1
14
39
332
TABLE No 3
Occupation of the whites admitted during the year
Bailiff 1
Blacksmith 3
Boilermaker 1
Carpenter 1
Clerk 3
Conductor 1
Convict guard 1
Cook 2
Doctor 2
Dressmaker 2
Drummer 1
Engineer 1
Farmer 81
Fireman 1
Harnessmaker 1
Housekeeper 91
Laborer 6
Lawyer 1
Mill hand 4
Money lender 1
No occupation 68
Overseer
Painter
Peddler
Preacher
Railroad agent
Seamstress
Servant girl
Shoemaker
Tailor
Teacher
Tinsmith
Soliciting freight agent
Unknown
293
39
Merchant 5
Total3s2
TABLE No 4
Civil condition of the whites received during the year
Married34
Single146
Widowed 43
Unknown 9
Total332
TABLE No 5
Homicidal and suicidal of the whites received during the year
Homicidal 49
Suicidal 39
Homicidal and suicidal 7
TotalGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
17
TABLE No 6
Cause or supposed cause of insanity of the whites received during the
year
Blow on head 1
Catarrh 1
Change of life 4
Childbirth 9
Congenital idiot 4
Dissipation 5
Domestic trouble 3
Epilepsy 31
Female trouble 9
Financial trouble 9
Grief 5
Gunshot wound 1
Heredity 34
111 health 22
Insomnia
Lightning shock 1
Loss of eyesight 3
Masturbation 5
Melancholia 1
Menstrual trouble 12
Nervous prostration 3
Old age 4
Ovarian trouble 2
Overwork 4
Paralysis 3
Religious excitement 12
Softening of brain 1
Spinal trouble 4
Stricture 1
Sunstroke 4
Syphilis 2
Uterine trouble 3
Womb trouble
UnknownH2
Total
332
TABLE No 7
Showing the number of colored admitted during the year and their re
spective ages at the time of admission
Males Females Total
Under 15 years 3 14
15 to 20 13 8 21
20 to 25 19 17 36
25 to 30 10 9 19
30 to 35 9 5 14
35 to 40 10 la
40 to 45 3 9
45 to 50 8 5 13
50 to 60 5 4 9
60 to 70 8 5 13
70 to 80 5
80 to 90 4 0 4
90 to 100 1 1
97 78 175
Unknown 20 14 34
Total H7 92 209
2PARTIAL VIEW OF THE BUILDING FOR CONVALESCENT FEMALESGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
19
TABLE No 8
Showing the duration of insanity of the colored before admission
1 to 3 months
3 to 6
6 to 9
9 to 12
12 to 18
IS to 2 years
2 to 3
3 to 4
4 to 5
5 to 6
6 to 8
8 to 10
10 to 12
12 to 14
14 to 20
20 to 30
30 to 40
Several

Males
53
6
Total
3
1
8
1
4
3
0
1
2
0
1
0
2
1
1
2
28
117
Females
23
11
6
5
9
2
6
2
3
0
4
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
19
92
Total
76
17

6
17
3
10
5
3
1
6
0
2
0
3
1
1
2
47
209
TABLE NO 9
Occupation of the colored admitted during the year
Blacksmith
Carpenter
Cook
Driver
Farmer
Hostler
1
3
6
2
17
1
Plasterer
Preacher
Servant
School girl
Shoemaker
Teach sr
Housekeeper t Turpentine hand
Laborer
Machinist
No occupation
Nurse
Painter
Total
76
I
6
1
1
Washerwoman
2
2
1
1
3
9
1
10
Unknown
70
139
209
TABLE NO 10
Civil condition of the colored received during the year
Married
ye
bingl
Widowed
Unknown
Total
81
82
8
38
20920
ANNUAL REPORT
TABLE No 11
Homicidal and suicidal of the colored received during year
Homicidal
Suicidal
Homicidal and suicidal 2
Total
TABLE No 12
Cause or supposed cause of insanity of the colored received during the
year
Blow on head 2
Change of life
Childbirth 4
Domestic trouble 3
EpilepsyI 9
Exposure to cold
Financial trouble 3
Hereditary 7
111 health 8
111 treatment 1
Masturbation 2
Total
Measles 2
Menstrual trouble 6
Old age i
Overheat
Paralysis 1
Religious excitement 14
Spinal trouble 2
Softening of brain 1
Syphilis 1
Unknown139
209
HEALTH
The general health of the institution during the past year has been as
good as we could reasonably expect when we consider the age and mental
and physical condition of those received during the year
We have been exempt from all epidemic diseases save a few cases of
measles which by prompt isolation and hygenic measures prevented a
general spread of the disease throughout the institution having onlv
twelve or fifteen cases among the patients We have also enjoyed
immunity from casualties of every kind Suicidal homicidal and pvro
mania tendencies have been indicated in the histories and symptoms of
many cases With such tendencies and no serious accident with so large
a population it clearly shows the faithfulness and untiring watchfulness
on the part of those who have been charged with the care of 2 364 insane
persons
The ratio of death upon the number treated is 8 per cent Bv
reference to tables No 6 and 12 giving the cause of death it will be seen
that the mortality has been principally in those cases suffering from
organic or chronic mental diseases and it will be seen that old age con
sumption chronic exhaustion apoplexy epilepsy paralysis heart disease
etc are the leading causes of death
RECOVERIES
The per centage of recoveries on the number admitted during the yearGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
21
is 31 This you will see is a little lower than last year though it is fully
up to the average of similar institutions
The decrease is due to a large number of chronic and incurable cases
received which the records will show and which I think can be readily
and satisfactorily explained
When our new buildings were opened for the reception of patients
many of the 541 received during the year as you will see from tables No 2
and 8 were cases of long standing and incurable sucb cases as senile
dementia general paresis dementia after epilepsy dementia after chronic
mania dementia after melancholia without the slightest hope of any
favorable results from treatment Indeed the poorhouses were simply
emptied in upon us apparently a desire on the part of many of the county
authorities to get clear of all that were in any way an expense to the
counties regardless of age and physical condition
The records will also show that quite a number lived only a few days
weeks or months after reception hence from the above statement and
the records of the institution you will readily see that there was a differ
ence in the class of patients received during the past year and that of
many years back
In regard to those removed improved and furloughed there are many
cases that after long restraint and regular habits obtained from hospital
life return home with good results The enfeeblement of the mental in
tegrity was in many cases improved to a considerable degree and they
were able in a measure to aid in their support and that of their families
EMPLOYMENT AND AMUSEMENTS
We have continued outdoor employment with quite a large number of
male patients when the weather was suitable They have done all the
grading sodding etc removing a large amount of earth around the new
buildings and much work has been done by them in the various depart
ments of the institution i e garden dairy laundry handling of lumber
and keeping the yards and grounds in order
The employment has been as varied as we could make it Since the
workshop for the employment of patients was built it has up to this time
been used only for making mattresses As you know in occupying the
new buildings it required quite a large number
Alfthe sewing and mending for the entire institution has been done
by the female patients with such assistance as the attendants could give
Great improvement has been noticed in quite a number of those engaged
in work and in many cases that have recovered their recovery can be
attributed to pleasant employment
Pleasant employment of mind and body in my judgment will ulti
mately be one of the leading features in all well managed hospitals for the
insane We hope every year to make our employments more varied and
diversified so as to suit all cases No one is forced to work but all are en
couraged to engage in some employment if their mental and physical con
dition will justify
Weekly amusements have been continued throughout the year when
the weather was suitable save during the epidemic of measles1 IUII mrUT THfTT 7TITT TTT
1lrnr n T TJrirrriJir
m unviiTTnTivGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
23
IMPROVEMENTS
A very large amount of important repairs and improvements have been
made during the year The institution has grown far beyond the capacity
of the laundry hence it was absolutely necessary to enlarge the laundry
to meet the demands of the increased number of patients
As the male patients were removed from the main or center building
to the new building to make room for the female patients and as some of
these buildings have been occupied for more than fifty years repairs on
them were absolutely necessary
Rooms for pathological work have been fitted up and I found it neces
sary to fit up a new apothecary shop at a more central point so as to facili
tate business and give more room which was needed
As your honorable body knows the two old detached buildings which
were heated bv air furnaces located in and under the wards have been a
constant source of apprehension as to the safety of the patients in the build
ings from fire The appropriation made by the last Uegislasure has been
expended and these buildings will now be heated by steam
It is unnecessary for me to say more in regard to improvements as the
Engineer will in his report give a full and detailed account of aU improve
ments
FINANCES
You will see from the report of our faithful Steward that the finances
of the institution continue to be managed with the strictest economy con
sidering the welfare of the patients and the necessary preservation of this
large property and his books will show that both have been properly
cared for The per capita per diem of the past twelve months has been
3242
ESTIMATED AMOUNT FOR SUPPORT AND MAINTENANCE
FOR 1897 AND 1898
The estimated amount by the Steward for the support and mainten
ance of the institution for the year 1897 is 280000 based on an average
number of 2200 patients and for 1898 290000 on an average number of
2300 patients This estimate as you will see is calculated upon a per
capita per diem of 35 which in my judgment is as low as can be to do
justice to our unfortunate charges and keep up the necessary repairs etc
of the institution
ASSISTANT STEWARD
By reference to the Assistant Stewards report you will see the results
of the garden and dairy and the amount of pork raised The clear profits
of this department for the year over all expenses is 839948 This is an
increase over last years profits of 107344 This is very satisfactory
I am sorry to say that from the long continued drouth the latter part
of the season we will have but few winter vegetables I fear Collards tur
nips and sweet potatoes are our principal winter vegetables The outlook
now is that the potato crop will be very short and it is doubtful as to24
ANNUAI REPORT
whether we will have any turnips or eollards at all which will be a calam
ity as we cannot buy them around us in sufficient quantities to supply our
needs
We have also to report a fatal epidemic of hog cholera among our hogs
One hundred and seventytwo have died from it and they are still dying
We have tried all of the known remedies and consulted with those who
are supposed to be or claim to be skilled in the treatment of the disease
with apparently no benefit This is a very serious loss indeed to us
STOREKEEPER
By reference to the report of the Storekeeper you will find a full account
of the conduct and management of that department
ENGINEER
By reference to the report of the Engineer you will find a detailed ac
count of all improvements during the year
MATRON
The report of our efficient Matron will give a full and complete account
of the work done in her department
APOTHECARY
The report of the Apothecary gives an itemized statemeut of the work
done in that department the number of prescriptions filled and the amount
of drugs and instruments on hand
PATHOLOGICAL LABORATORY
The Pathologist has shown an intelligent and commendable applica
tion to the work which I am sure will bring forth gratifying results The
work of this department I regard as indispensable to the institution 11 is
an important aid in diagnosing giving a clear knowledge of what would
otherwise be obscure thereby enabling us to treat the cases intelligently
By reference to his report you will see what amount of work has been
done in that department and the equipment of the laboratory I would
recommend an additional room or rooms for photographic purposes
TRAINING SCHOOL
The training school for female attendants has been in operation in this
institution five months and I am thoroughly satisfied that a well organ
ized training school will result in great benefit to patients under tbeir care
and shall endeavor to establish one during the year for male attendants
LIBRARIAN
The report of the Librarian will show the donations of the year and
the number of books periodicals etc now in the library
We are under renewed obligations to many friends for tbeir generous
donations of books periodicals etc which have added greatly to the
pleasure and comfort of our patients and for many other manifestations
of interest in their welfare and happinessGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
25
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
Religious services have been held regularly on Thursday and Sunday
afternoons during the yearsave during the epidemic of measlesby our
efficient Chaplain Rev D W Brannen and the patients look forward to
the services with pleasure The attendance has usually been large and
the conduct remarkably good Our Chaplain has buried the dead and vis
ited the sick when advisable
CONCLUSION
I sincerely thank all officers attendants and employes who have
aided in any way in advancing the interests of the institution and the
welfare of the patients
I am profoundly grateful to your honorable body for your continued
assistance to me and your wise counsel in the discharge of my duties
Trusting in the guidance of a wise and merciful Providence I am
Very respectfully
T O POWELL
Superintendent etc
Report of Pathologist
State Lunatic Asylum
Milledgeville Ga August 31st 1896 fi
Dr T O Powell Superintendent
Dear SibI have the honor to submit for your consideration this
my report as Pathologist
The department being a new one it has of course been necessary to
begin from the very foundation Considerable has already been accom
plished towards the establishment of suitable quarters
The room chosen is central in location convenient for the purpose and
well lighted Water and gas fixtures have been put in place and several
of the necessary tables provided
Laboratory apparatus as follows has been purchased
1 incubator 1 copper still 1 centrifugal machine
1 sterilizer hot air 1 microtome Chemicals
1 sterilizer steam 1 microtome knife Stains
1 hot water funnel 2 pairs of scales Glassware etc etc
Besides the above there is the following apparatus belonging to myself
1 microscope large Postmortem instru Chemicals
1 microscope small ments Stains
1 water bath 1 haemacytometer Glassware etc etc
2 microtome knives 2 hones
Together the above represents a very good equipment for the present
needs with the exception of an addition to the stock of chemicals and
glassware26
ANNUAL REPORT
accoiTatyet tS y f fT1 investition has been
cou8umedinrufppinP h0 faCt mUCh time has beeD
It is but receninh2mr7 the apParatus in order
tissue work could be don btained ad without thi
lCh1ir3Jrof clinicai work basbeen
order incomplete the laboratory is n very fair running
SubjeUctet0weredanCUding flfteen DeCroPsies have en made The
zaitzoefrithe aprded tabie sbows the
tlmt 60 per cent of the moZn CMe wiU be 8ee at a glance
cases were no elected 1Z IT I l Pulmonary tuberculosis The
nation It is 11 t at subs 1 inCeases the of e It
age of mortal tlTr the
No Name Sex I Age
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
M H
A C
H W
A C
B M
S R
H W
c s
A A
J M
W S
H P
I S Y i
J H
H G
Female
Cause of Death
Male
Female
40
23
31
55
38
26
25
33
20
64
26
40
43
25
42
Chronic nephritis
Acute mil tuberculosis
Pu monary tuberculosis
Pulmonary tuberculosis
ratty degeneration of heart
oeptic peritonitis
Pulmonary tuberculosis
Acute nephritis
Pulmonary tuberculosis
Chronic nephritis
Oedema of lungs
Pulmonary tuberculosis
Pulmonary tuberculosis
Pu monary tuberculosis
1 ulmonary tuberculosis
purpose erVaSaWet0 Ptographic
ITlTSltTz dtnhol08icl specimens
infinite interest t0 histolies and nder them of
sonatCfof mytrrrattir8 ST haDd be P
up of such a department fll u f Wl1 be ataohed to the fitting
Respectfully
T E OERTEL PathologistGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
Stewards Report
State Lunatic Asylum
MlLLEDGEVILLE GA August 31st 1886
Dr T O Powell Superintendent
Dear SiRI have the honor to transmit through you toour Boad
of Trustees this my report as Steward from September 1st 1895 to bep
01 Abstract A shows the balance brought forward from last fiscal year
the amount drawn from the State Treasurer for support and maintenance
of the Institution together with a classified statement of the disburse
ments also the balauce on hand to be carried forward to the next year
Abstract B shows in detail the expenditures on account of subsist
CAbstract C shows in detail the expenditures on account of clothing
Abstract D shows in detail the expenditures on account of fuel and
transportation
Abstract E shows salaries paid to officers x
Abstract F shows wages paid to employes
Abstract G shows in detail the expenditures on account of incidental
Abstract H shows in detail the expenditures on account of medical
Abstract I shows in detail the expenditures account of contin
EfGtlClGS
Abstract J shows in detail the expenditures on account of stationery
and postage
Abstract K shows in detail the expenditures of the balance of the
special appropriation on hand last year for enlarging the Institution
together with the amounts drawn from State Treasurer on said appropna
Abstract L shows the expenditures of the balance on hand last year
for duplicating pump
Abstract M shows in detail the expenditures of special appropria
tion for heating detached buildings together with balance on hand carried
forward to next year
Abstract N shows in detail the expenditures on account ot special
appropriation for building brick wall together with the balance on hand
carried forward to next year
Abstract O shows the requisitions for support and maintenance ot
the Institution drawn from the State Treasurer in their regular order
Abstract P shows the average number of patients from 1873 to 1896
both included together with the per capita per diem and per annum
Abstract Q shows the cost of maintaining one patient by the year
month week and day
Our Storekeeper Mr W H Hunter reports stock on hand 7970711 14TH MALE DORMITORY 2 DETACHED MALE BUILDING S GAS
WORKSGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM 2f
Our Apothecary Dr A G North reports stock on hand 77860
Our per capita is 32T4iTc
By reference to the report of Mr G W Hollingshead you will find the
results from garden dairy hogs etc
Since we opened the new building the number of inmates has steadily
increased and will continue to do so I would suggest an appropriation of
280000 for 1897 based on an average number of 2200 patients and 290
000 for 1898 for an average number of patients of 2300 This estimate is
calculated on a per capita per diem of 35 cents which is as low as can
reasonably be expected that we should get through on
I have devoted as required by the rules my entire time to the Stew
ards work and have discharged to the best of my ability the duties
required of me I feel very grateful for the continued confidence of our
Board of Trustees as well as that of yourself I am
Very respectfully
LUCIUS J LAMAR Steward
Attest
H S JONES
Notary Public Baldivin County Ga
PRIVATE DEPOSIT ACCOUNT
There is a private deposit fund sent by relatives guardians etc of
inmates for supplying them with little extras such things as are not fur
nished by the State which amounts to cash on hand now 109475 Of
this fund 52268 belongs to female patients and 57207 belongs to male
patients
ABSTRACT A
Statement of Steward State Lunatic Asylum showing the balance brought
forward from last fiscal year and all money received also a classified
statement of disbursements from September 11895 to September 1 1896
1895 Cash Dr
September 1To cash on hand n316 60
August 31To cash drawn from State Treasurer 223333 28
234649 88
1896 Cash Cb
August 31By subsistence 0999 83
By clothing 25751 dl
Bv fuel and transportation 18249 01
Bysalaries 60
By wages 55266
By incidental expenses 20510 79
By medical supplies 4756 95
By contingencies
By stationary and postage 858 60
226868 78
By cash with Asylum Treasurer7781 10
234649 8830
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT B
Showing in detail the expenditures on account of subsistence from
September 1st 1895 to September 1st 1896
Date
1895
Oct 5
To Whom Paid
B A Reddick
S R Jaques Tinsley Co
H J M Cook
D C Kingrey
J M Fountain
Wm Davis
M Wagnon
Armour Co
C L Moran
G T Raterree
Josh Gunn
B A Reddick
J A Cook
H WBeck
Ellison Pounds
Henry Hagin
G T Raterree
Wisconsin Cheese Co
Wm Davis
R L Wood
J M Edwards
S R Jaques Tinsley Co
J A Home
M Wagnon
Josh Gunn
Carr Conn
J A Home
R Buist Co
Compton Bell
Ellison Pound
Schroler Davis
J A Brooks
O M Cone
W G Hawkins
E L Furman
Dora Miller
R N Lamar
T H Latimer
M Wagnon
J M Edwards
M Wagnon
Carr Conn
C L Ivey
LC Smith
Bearden Conn
Hall Treanor
T A Miller
E B Bales
What For
Amount
Fish
Potatoes
Poultry
Eggs
Eggs
Poultry
Fish
Butterine
Poultry
Poultry
Poultry
Fish
Poultry
Poultry
Tallow
Fish
Poultry
Cheese
Poultry
Poultry
Cotton seed
Groceries
Groceries
Fish
Poultry
Meat
Coffee
Seed
Ice
Beef
Mutton
Milk
Milk
Milk
Milk
Milk
Milk
Milk
Milk
Milk
Fish
Soap
Eggs
Eggs
Groceries
G roceries
Poultry
Mutton
J M EdwardsCotton seed
J W Wheeler
E B Bales
S R Jaques Tinsley Co
Armour Co
Poultry
Mutton
Potatoes
Butterine
6 00
24 00
9 40
5 70
8 80
9 51
4 80
56 25
12 65
8 40
8 50
4 05
5 90
8 77
71 50
3 35
11 40
4 66
4 66
10 00
33 06
690 09
2618 87
14 80
7 00
140 82
283 85
20 65
222 40
1067 35
186 50
54 00
51 75
78 80
37 40
54 18
53 08
53 OS
67 60
70 47
15 75
90 24
4 55
5 75
7 16
10 34
6 90
7 00
21 26
9 20
12 67
18 65
232 50
GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
ABSTRACT BContinued
31
Date
To Whom Paid
What Fob
amount
1805
Oct 5
Nov 5
C Seed
Mutton
Fish
Poultry
Eggs
J T Hobby
E B Bales
J M EdwardsC Seed
S B Jaques Tinsley Co 1
M Wagnon
L C Smith
C R Parker
E B Bales
D C Kingrey
Daniel Drug Seed Co Seed
William DavisPoultry
J T MedlinPotatoes
JoshGunnPoultry
R Humphriesi
J M EdwardsC Seed
G T Rogers SonsF
IE A Waxelbaum Bros
iKavanaugh Brenan
IE L Lawsou
J M Fountain
B P Schooler
J G Hynds M CoFruit
Schooler DavisMutton
Potatoes
Eggs
Poultry
Eggs
Tallow
Seed
Butter
Fish
Poultry
Fruit
Eggs
E A Waxelbaum Bros
C L Ivey
A T Kingrey
Robert Buist Co
J M Edwards
Henry Hagin
C L Moran
CLayfuld
G T Rogers Son
Kavanaugh Brenan
Waxelbaum Bros
Wright Son
iJosh Gunn
Carr Conn
Wisconsin Cheese Co
S R Jaques Tinsley Co
J A Home
J M Edwards
Walker Bros
Blorden Conn
Henry Hagin
J M Fountain
D W Eady
G W HollinsheadButter
iMilk
Meal
Cheese
Groceries
Butter
Tobacco
Groceries
Fish
Eggs
R N Lamar
T H Latimer
M Wagnon
Dora Miller
Ellison Pound
O M Cone
J A Brooks
W G Hawkins
J M Edwards
E L Furman
Beef
Milk
25 20
12 80
26 33
20 06
11 00
8 65
900
8 17
7 50
11 25
6 75
8 80
7 95
5 50
18 85
104 13
36 90
23 90
4 53
9 75
6 08
15 54
58 81
17 50
4 40
4 10
57 15
3 37
6 60
5 80
6 30
134 40
22 27
26 25
3 91
7 70
185 42
151 38
1807 96
2367 00
2 75
112 59
21 39
6 00
6 10
7 50
3 75
51 21
51 21
65 82
54 09
1041 42
56 00
55 80
82 20
62 32
33 5732
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT BContinued
Date
1895
Nov 5
Dec 5
To Whom Paid
J W Logging
Armour Co
Compton Bell
E C Granade
J A Home
J M Edwards
Wisconsin Cheese Co
Walker Bros
Henry Hagin
John Davis
C L Moran
C L Ivey
J M Edwards
Josh Gunn
S E Wright
J W Singold
H T Bothwell
Carr Conn
S Edwards
L C Smith
S E Bothwell
J M Fountain
C W Ennis
J T Hobby
J N Leonard
J A Home
Josh Gunn
Milledgeville Oil Co
W A Florrance
E P Haden
C W Ennis
J N Rogers
W H Leonard
C L Moran
J M Edwards
Waxelbaum Bros
J B OQuinn
J H Ennis
V S Janes
Ella Hill
Adam Raiford
WrightSon
W D Green
J D Bales
Josli Gunn
John Davis
H T Bothwell
E L Furman
J J Youngblood
Ellison Pound
S R Jaques Tinsley Co
Carr Conn
J A Home
G W Hollinshead
J M Edwards
R N Lamar
T H Latimer
What For
Apples
Butterine
Ice
Tallow
Flour
Butter
Cheese
Tobacco
Fish
Tallow
Poultry
Eggs
C Seed
Poultry
Potatoes
Fish
Poultry
Potatoes
Eggs
C Seed
Poultry
Coffee
Poultry
C S Meal
Poultry
Apples
C Seed
Apples
Tallow
Poultry
Butter
Fruit
Peas
Hay
Poultry
Butter
Onions
Apples
Poultry
Mutton
Hay
Potatoes
Poultry
Beef
Groceries
Meal
Groceries
Butter
Milk
Amount
28 88
232 50
73 53
6 15
85 00
2 50
139 59
111 09
9 00
18 50
8 32
4 55
17 96
6 59
5 65
6 40
2 40
6 00
4 50
3 45
5 80
5 00
72 13
4 00
8 00
228 14
6 80
438 00
14 75
6 00
36 30
15 75
11 45
10 23
2 69
65 00
19 25
23 26
7 95
9 80
2 75
14 70
8 63
2 53
8 25
18 85
33 55
13 80
15 40
1088 60
1087 96
185 42
2367 00
8 50
46 57
49 65
48 65GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
33
ABSTRACT BContinued
Date
1895
Dec 5
1896
Jan 5
To Whom Paid
Dora Miller
E L Furman
W G Hawkins
M Wagnon
J A Brooks
O M Cone
W C Hawkins
ComptonBell
Carr Conn
Ellison Pound
J A Home
Bearden Conn
8 Edwards
E B Bales
Walker Bros
Armour Co
Wisconsin Cheese Co
Fannie Toulson
Hall Treanor
L A Traynham
M Wagnon
JT Hobby
lint Food Co
A V DuBignon
J Manderson
What For
Milk
Butter
Ice
Meal
Beef
Peas
Groceries
Fish
Poultry
Tobacco
Butterine
Cheese
Poultry
Groceries
Poultry
Fish
Poultry
Feed
Butter
Poultry
J C SavageFruit
C H Richardson
R B Torrance
3
J M Edwards
J R During
W H Grur
M Wagnon
W B Echols
Jim Duval
J D Bales
Josh Gunn
C E Brown
George Washington
John Ray
J A Home
G T Rogers Sons
W D McMillan
J E B Moran
J M Fountain
J R During
Jones Stanley
Maek Hargrove
Milledgeville Oil Co
Henry Hagin
S Edwards
C H Babb
A B Barber
J T Bloodworth
J R Hambrick
S B Fuller
J C Boyer
Potatoes
Poultry
Butter
Potatoes
Fish
Potatoes
Poultry
Peas
Fruit
Potatoes
Poultry
Eggs
Potatoes
Poultry
Amount
Cotton seed meal
Fish
Poultry
Potatoes
Poultry
46 91
39 19
83 00
45 97
51 66
57 24
14 40
30 25
136 95
564 22
39 21
8 20
10 80
8 60
124 43
232 50
154 89
39 00
2 95
7 80
5 40
2 00
30 00
2 50
4 50
9 00
10 00
9 60
2 38
9 00
12 30
12 50
4 80
5 20
6 84
6 35
17 45
3 80
3 60
18 46
77 62
13 60
5 40
8 00
5 50
32 20
6 75
423 05
7 50
9 60
10 70
9 60
11 10
12 75
17 00
15 20AN ALCOVE IN FEMALE CONVALESCENT BUILDING
LIBRARY FOR PATIENTSDate
GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
ABSTRACT B Continued
35
To Whom Paid
What Fob
1896
Jan 5 Jack Dixon
A Y Patterson
Wisconsin Cheese Co
T F Champion
A J Home
C H Hutchins
John Davis
Gus Freeman
J C Smith
Hugh Butler
John Davis
Wm Rice
A N Torrance
Murray Harper
Park Cartwright
M J Glynn Co
J B King
Josh Qunn
Jack Waller
L C Tye
C L Moran
W D Green
T H Latimer
J A Home
S R Jaques Tinsley Co
Carr Conn
Wright Son
J A Home
Milledgeville Oil Co
E L Furman
Ellison Pound
M Wagnon
W G Hawkins
R N Lamar
T H Latimer
Dora Miller
J A Brooks
O M Cone
J M Edwards
Bearden Conn
Hall Trennor
Carr Conn
J A Home
B P Schooler
Compton Bell
G T Rogers Sons
A D Ellison
Swiff Co
Feb 5 W C Patterson
A V DuBignon
W E Deason
J N Edwards
J N Fountain
W A Deason
C M Gibson
G D Case
Wisconsin Cheese Co
Poultry
it
Cheese
Poultry
Amount
Butter
Mutton
Poultry
Tea
Poultry
Fruit
Poultry
Peas
Groceries
Meal
Eggs
Peas
Acid
Milk
Beef
Milk
Groceries
Soap
Groceries
Tallow
Fruit and nuts
Tomatoes
Tallow
Butterine
Poultry
Butter
Poultry
Butter
Eggs
Poultry
Garden seed
Cheese
4 25
4 00
6 21
9 30
46 40
4 50
13 44
13 90
19 85
9 60
15 45
6 80
7 25
6 50
7 20
198 24
2 20
12 40
10 40
12 30
10 54
54 35
7 CO
38 40
832 65
185 41
5 33
34 57
13 02
44 63
1328 93
42 28
82 66
53 14
53 14
57 10
55 44
55 80
52 20
6 25
9 45
112 50
2401 47
8 45
320 55
13 80
118 50
205 00
8 25
4 50
6 80
4 25
4 17
9 75
5 50
97 67
129 3336
ANNUAL KEP0RT
ABSTRACT BContinued
Date
1896
Feb 5
March 5
To Whom Paid
What Fob
Hancock Bros Co
S R Jaques Tinsley Co
J A Home
Carr Conn
John Davis
Wisconsin Cheese Co
Smith Co
Schooler Edwards
M Wagnon
J M Edwards
W Q Hawkins
E L Furman
J A Brooks
O M Cone
Dora Miller
R N Lamar
T H Latimer
GC McKinley
Rufus Morris
G W Hollinshead
T W Turk
W G Phillips
Compton Bell
Bearden Conn
J M Edwards
J J Kingrey
W H Armstrong
W A Deason
Wright Son
J B O Quinn
Hall Treanor
S R Jaques Tinsley Co
G T Rogers Sons
P A Gunn
W A Deason
Wright Son
J B O Quinn
Warren Edwards
C L Moran
S R Jaques Tinsley Co
J M Edwards
Hale Orchard Nursery Co
Warren Edwards
C E Brown
C L Moran
G N Easton Co
Swift Co
J M Edwards
J A Home
Wright Son
Warren Edwards
Carr Conn
S M Gilmore
J M Fountain
Bearden Conn
Schooler Edwards
Rufus Morris
Tobacco
Groceries
Potatoes
Tallow
Cheese
Butterine
Beef
Milk
Butter
Poultry
Sundries
Groceries
Butter
Eggs
Poultry
Eggs
Peas
Groceries
Oatmeal
Poultry
Eggs
Potatoes
Butter
Fruit Trees
Eggs
Cheese
Butterine
Butter
Eggs
Potatoes
Turkeys
Eggs
Groceries
Beef
Butter
Amount
307 65
1154 50
2224 17
47 67
17 40
171 18
205 00
939 08
50 40
62 52
84 55
43 11
61 00
54 90
55 08
54 58
64 58
22 68
3 19
5 25
3 50
6 25
3 05
24 41
4 19
7 50
15 10
3 37
22 63
22 60
15 30
4 60
5 50
9 45
10 60
6 06
3 75
6 25
3 00
12 95
3 62
68 80
5 00
4 75
6 20
155 88
205 00
4 88
16 73
10 70
7 50
95 33
8 70
7 90
13 38
1083 34
3 87GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
ABSTRACT BContinued
Date
1896
March 5
To Whom Paid
What Fob
April 5
S R Jaques Tinsley Co
J A Home
W G Hawkins
E L Furman
J M Edwards
G C McKinley
Dora Miller
R N Lamar
T H Latimer
M Wagnon
O M Cone
J A Brooks
Waren Edwards
Hall Treanor
Wright Son
J R Hine
Carr Conn
G T Rogers Sons
Warren Edwards
H E McComb
J B O Quinn
W H Armstrong
J N Edwards
Wright Son
Warren Edwards
JB O Quinn
Win Rice
J M Edwards
Geo Raterree
J B O Quinn
Steve Hill
Groceries
Milk
Lard
Milk
Eggs
Guano
Potatoes
Eggs
Groceries
Eggs
Butter
Eggs
Butter
Poultry
Peas
Potatoes
J A HomeCheese
Warren Edwards
J M Fountain
P AGunn
A V DuBignon
W A Denson
Judson Warren
T W Turk
C W Moran
J W Scott
E PGibson
C L Ivey
C H Richardson
S R Jaques Tinsley Co
G T Rogers Sons
E C Granade
Jones Bethune
Geo Raterree
Hornell Farell
Josh Gunn
Warren Edwards
J M Edwards
Warren Edwards
S R Jaques Tinsley Co
J M Leonard
Warren Edwards
Eggs
Poultry
Butter
Eggs
Butter
Eggs
Peas
Tallow
Eggs
Potatoes
Tallow
Potatoes
Poultry
Peas
Poultry
Eggs
Butter
Eggs
Groceries
Eggs
Amount
154 50
224 17
72 27
46 71
65 92
46 53
51 52
48 33
48 33
61 53
49 83
51 79
8 83
27 50
11 25
27 95
51 85
28 50
8 00
4 37
2 30
5 00
5 56
8 85
9 70
12 24
3 70
4 56
10 95
7 35
18 25
83 65
9 20
14 25
9 75
3 00
6 00
3 25
3 12
15 60
17 00
13 40
10 26
6 25
30 00
26 00
13 40
90 37
14 60
3 31
11 80
12 30
3 44
5 00
1189 49
3 95
57 9038
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT BContinued
Date
1896
April 5
May 5
To Whom Paid
J A Home
J M Edwards
C W Moran
Warren Edwards
J A Home
P A Gunn
J N Leonard
Warren Edwards
Schooler Edwards
Rufus Morris
E L Furman
W G Hawkins
George Raterree
G C McKinlev
O M Cone
J A Brooks
J M Edwards
M Wagnon
Dora Miller
R N Lamar
T H Latimer
Bearden Conn
Hall Treanor
Compton Bell
Jones Bethune
T W Turk
L F Hagin
J M Fountain
W A Deason
J P Jackson
J A Home
Alex Drug Seed Co
O D Layfleld
Josh Gunn
J M Edwards
Milledgeville Supply Co
Wright Son
Warren Edwards
JMEdwards
J T Martin
A H Wagnon
C C Johns
W A Deason
Warren Edwards
E B Bales
C L Ivey
J M Fountain
Kavanaugh Brennan
J B O Quinn
Warren Edwards
J M Edwards
George Ratterree
L F Hagin
P A Gunn
D C Kingrey
Wright Son
J N Leonard
What For
Amount
Peas
Butter
Eggs
Hams
Poultry
Eggs
Beef
Butter
Milk
Poultry
Milk
Groceries
Potatoes
Butter
Fish
Eggs
Groceries
Seed
Eggs
Butter
Eggs
Butter
Poultry
Pish
Butter
Eggs
Mutton
Eggs
Lemons
Eggs
Butter
Poultry
Fish
Poultry
Eggs
100 75
4 12
3 85
4 75
18 45
8 25
2 30
18 60
1142 59
2 81
45 54
87 23
11 20
55 80
51 90
55 35
80 36
67 84
56 47
50 47
50 47
6 30
16 10
3 90
44 83
4 00
5 40
14 85
9 60
6 65
2243 98
6 00
5 50
14 25
3 37
4 00
6 20
9 15
4 62
8 45
9 36
7 60
8 60
16 20
6 80
12 65
12 60
5 00
3 00
10 70
6 87
13 50
15 00
11 35
21 05
8 15
6 55Date
1896
May 5
GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
ABSTRACT BContinued
39
W A Deason
Milledgeville Supply Co
Warren Edwards
George Raterree
W A Deason
J M Edwards
Warren Edwards
L F Hagin
J M Fountain
Josh GunnPoultry
D C KingreyEggs
Butter
Eggs
Poultry
Eggs
Butter
Eggs
Pish
Eggs
Groceries
Tobacco
Groceries
Butterine
Eggs
T W Turk
W A Deason
Wright Son
Savannah Grocery Co
Walker Brothers
Carr Conn
S R Jaques Tinsley Co
J A Home
Armour Co
Warren Edwards
Milledgeville Supply Co
J B O Quinn
C W Moran
Kavanaugh Brennan
J A Home
Compton Bell
Hall Treanor
H E McComb
Bearden Conn
Warren Edwards
J M EdwardsButter
Dora MillerMilk
Beef
Milk
Lemons
Groceries
Ice
Groceries
June 5
Schooler Edwards
R N Lamar
T H Latimer
Rufus Morris
Terranee Treanor
J A Brooks
O M Cone
G C McKinley
J M Edwards
E L Furman
W G Hawkins
M Wagnon
J M Edwards
T F Vinson
Carr Conn
Warren Edwards
D C Kingrey
S B Traywick
W A Deason
J M Edwards
C W Moran
M Wagnon
George Raterree
J M Edwards
Butter
Milk
Butter
Eggs
Lard
Eggs
Butter
Eggs
Fish
Poultry
Butter
9 20
4 00
5 00
8 70
7 15
G 19
9 75
17 40
12 25
9 05
10 40
2 12
8 40
4 00
195 44
115 00
410 17
748 08
058 04
188 70
3 60
7 50
3 00
13 80
9 90
52 19
54 55
28 96
6 25
7 20
6 40
4 37
64 47
098 25
52 63
52 63
1 50
45 57
54 00
54 00
53 10
96 25
49 27
86 02
78 36
5 50
4 95
58 19
18 45
11 05
21 65
9 15
3 62
6 20
2 82
12 45
4 121 CONTAGIOUS DISEASES HOSPITAL 2 CHAPEL 3 MACHINE SHOP AND TATTNDRVGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
41
ABSTRACT BContinued
Date
1896
June 5
To Whom Paid
Milledgeville Oil Co
M Wagnon
S B Tray wick
D CKingrey
IP A Gunn
W A Deason
ij M Edwards
J B O Quinn
8 R Jaques Tinsley Co
E P Gibson
Savannah Grocery Co
What For
Cotton seed
Fish
Eggs
meal
Poultry
Eggs
Butter
Peas
Potatoes
Tallow
Groceries
Kavanaugh BrennonLemons
Tobacco
Groceries
Butterine
Meal
Poultry
Groceries
Eggs
Poultry
Mutton
Poultry
Eggs
Poultry
Rice
Tobacco
Milk
Walker Bros
S R Jaques Tinsley Co
Armour Co
Carr Conn
Warren Edwards
J A Home
m L Byington
S B Traywick
J M Fountain
M M Blood worth
J M EdwardsI Butter
S R Jaques Tinsley Co iOatmeal
E B Bales
J P Jackson
Q L Ivey
F A Gunn
Savannah Grocery Co
Walker Bros
R N Lamar
T H Latimer
Dora Miller
M Wagnon
W G Hawkins
Terrance Treanor
Schooler Edwards
O M Cone
J A Brooks
G C McKinley
Ellison Schooler
E L Furman
J M Edwards
G W Hollingshcad
J A Home
Wright Son
Bearden Conn
Compton Bell
C E Newton
W A Lingold
G W Caraker
J M Fountain
J R McCookMutton
A H Wagnon jFish
O C KingreyEggs
Willie LingoldFruit
Warren EdwardsEggs
Beef
Milk
Mutton
Milk
Butter
Lard
Eggs
Ice
Potatoes
Fruit
Amount
180 00
14 40
20 30
10 35
12 10
12 30
5 50
5 00
12 50
12 25
254 48
7 10
112 93
748 08
188 70
410 17
10 00
2058 04
2 05
20 20
9 95
6 25
5 81
2 75
6 74
7 45
5 10
8 40
103 16
108 56
55 21
55 21
55 80
90 00
89 32
45 31
1101 02
55 80
55 80
54 81
67 14
47 56
107 82
5 25
42 00
2 50
7 80
133 95
33 27
20 60
3 88
11 20
6 40
8 10
8 60
25 15
11 2042
ANNUAL BEPORT
ABSTRACT BContinued
Date
To Whom Paid
1896
June 5
July 5
Kavanaugh Bro
W A Deason
Fannie Taylor
Henry Hagin
Willie Lingold
Warren Edwards
J M Fountain
J M Edwards
Fannie Taylor
A J Golden
S B Traywick
Adam Rayford
Geo Raterree
T A Gunn
W L Johns
J P Jackson
Willie Lingold
D C Kingrey
W A Deason
S Edwards
J K Armstrong
C W Moran
W J Harper
J M Edwards
C L Ivey
M L Byington
8 B Traywick
Wright Son
M J Glynn Co
Kavanaugh Bro
Warren Edwards
J B O Quinn
W A Deason
Willie Lingold
G H Jenkins
T M Ryle
Geo Raterree
Milledgeville Supply Co
Wright Son
J M Fountain
J M Edwards
W A Deason
J P Wagnon
8 B Jaques Tinsley Co
S B Traymick
S R Jaques Tinsley Co
Willie Lingold
M Wagnon
R N Lamar
T H Latimer
Dora Miller
Terrance Treanor
J A Brooks
O M Cone
G CMcKinley
Schooler Edwards
E L Furman
What For
Lemons
Poultry
Fruit
Fish
Fruit
Eggs
Butter
Fruit
Poultry
Butter
Poultry
Fruit
Eggs
Poultry
Fish
Poultry
Eggs
Butter
Fruit
Eggs
Tea
Lemons
Fruit
Poultry
Eggs
Fruit
Butter
Eggs
Fish
Potatoes
Eggs
Groceries
Fruit
Fish
Milk
Beef
Milk
Amount
7 10
13 80
8 10
7 56
28 80
5 00
13 40
11 37
5 40
9 55
18 20
3 06
6 25
15 50
5 85
7 60
29 90
10 85
19 40
16 38
12 66
1 70
1 70
6 50
10 05
8 80
18 15
3 80
62 16
7 10
10 00
6 08
13 40
44 65
15 10
11 65
17 85
6 00
4 80
17 90
6 12
8 40
8 22
9 52
28 03
727 98
31 15
98 20
52 85
52 85
54 76
43 20
54 00
54 00
54 00
1052 61
44 82GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
43
ABSTRACT BContinued
Date
1896
July 5
To Whom Paid
What Fob
Milk
Butter
Mutton
Eggs
Fruit
Crackers
Ice
Eggs
August 5

W G Hawkins
J M Edwards
G W Hollinshead
Ellison Schooler
W J Harper
Milledgeville Supply Co
Warren Edwards
Carr Conn
Compton Bell
Hall Treanor
Bearden Conn
J N Leonard
J M Edwards
J A Home
Warren Edwards
Swift Co
Carr Conn
W A DeasonPoultry
J B O QuinnHoney
Milledgeville Supply ColEggs
Hancock Bros CoI Tobacco
J A HomePeas
Lemons
Fruit
Poultry
Butter
Poultry
Mutton
Poultry
Butter
Groceries
Eggs
Butterine
Syrup
Kavanaugh Brennan
C L Ivey
S B Traywick
J M Edwards
Geo Washington
C H Babb
Warren Edwards
P A Gunn
E B BalesMutton
J O SnowFruit
Geo RaterreePoultry
D C KingreyEggs
D BrewerFruit
L McCullar
F M McCookMutton
J M EdwardsButter
T M MillanPoultry
Alex Drug Seed CoSeed
S B TraywickPoultry
J T Pettigrew
B M Beck
T F VinsonFruit
R H BloodworthPoultry
Beni Gaudry
W I HarperEggs
J B O Quinn
Warren Edwards
J M Fountain
T W Turk
M Wagnon
J O Snow
W A Deason
Geo Washington
J F VinsonFruit
H M BloodworthPoultry
Butter
Fish
Poultry
Amount
86 29
106 38
3 50
212 52
2 60
5 20
24 65
3 20
168 00
12 05
5 05
3 90
6 00
1993 29
18 25
142 80
556 52
12 15
6 58
11 60
323 00
12 00
6 60
3 35
31 05
8 50
12 50
6 50
5 50
14 00
7 19
4 95
7 10
12 65
25
3 00
9 00
7 94
6 72
7 50
30
4
6
3
35
50
10 75
6 60
2 75
3 50
8 35
8 95
3 94
10 95
3 70
30 55
15 35
2 85
4 0044
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT BContinued
Date
1896
August 5
To Whom Paid
What For
S M RobinsonPoultry
8 HillFruit
W H StembridgeEggs
W H WillisFruit
J B O QuinnHoney
Warren EdwardsPoultry
EHJenkins
E B BalesJMutton
S B Tray wick Poultry
Warren EdwardsI
Warren EdwardsEggs
T J Croley Fruit
Savannah Grocery CoRice
Schooler EdwardsBeef
M WagnonFish
J B O Quinn Hogs
J M EdwardsButter
8 R Jaques Tinsley Co Groceries
J A HomeI
Warren EdwardsPoultry
Kavanaugh BrennanLemons
Wright fc SonEggs
Warren Edwards
J F VinsonFruit
E B BalesiMutton
S B Tray wickEggs
W A Deasonj
J M Fountainj
D Brewer Fruit
Carr ConnSoap
Warren EdwardsEggs
Compton BellGroceries
George RaterreeiPoultry
J M EdwardsButter
G H JenkinsPoultry
S W RobinsonHogs
Poultry
Butterine
Poultry
Mutton
Ice
Beef
Milk
Mutton
J O Snow
Swift Co
Warren Edwards
E B Bales
C H Babb
Compton Bell
Schooler Edwards
M Wagnon
Ellison Schooler
P A GunnPoultry
G W HollingheadButter
W G HawkinsMilk
J M Edwards
Terrance Treanor
R N Damar
T H Latimer
Dora Miller
J A Brooks
O M Cone
G C McKinley
E L Furman
Amount
1 38
19 50
2 65
4 27
4 00
11 60
15 85
11 90
32 54
13 50
8 40
7 75
622 39
558 51
6 25
7 54
7 50
1743 42
1056 42
00
60
10
45
70
70
7
5
3
2
7
12
38 40
6 30
7 15
4 50
144 00
5 00
13 95
10 75
6 75
11 50
6 97
6 55
142 80
12 45
7 10
7 62
225 25
1076 01
111 78
182 99
9 35
6 69
87 97
108 18
44 64
52 96
52 96
55 80
55 80
55 80
55 03
45 27GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
45
ABSTRACT BContinued
Date
1896
August 5
To Whom Paid
What For
Warren EdwardsPoultry
Bearden ConnEggs
HallTreanor
Carr ConnCotton seed
M WaguonFish
W A DeasonPoultry
George Washington
Z B BrookinsFruit
Warren EdwardsPoultry
J M Fountain
8 B Travwick
8 W RobinsonHogs
J M EdwardsButter
Warren EdwardsPoultry
W A Deason
George Washington
Warren Edwards
J Martin
Kavanaugh BrennanLemons
8 B Tray wickPoultry
August 31 J F VinsonFruit
George WashingtonPoultry
F M McCookHogs
E B BalesMutton
G H JenkinsPoultry
W M DeasonEggs
J F Vinson Fruit
George RaterreePoultry
J M EdwardsButter
H W BeekFruit
D Brewer
Walter Davis
J C WhitakerHogs
S B TraywickPoultry
J M Fountain
P A Gunn
W L Johns
C L IveyEggs
E B BalesPoultry
8 W RobinsonHogs
T W TurkButter
George WashingtonPoultry
J S Spence
D BrewerFruit
J H BloodworthjMutton
S B TraywickPoultry
J M EdwardsButter
MJ Glynn CoTea
Hams
Cotton seed
Butterine
Fruit
Butter
Bacon
Potatoes
J A Home
J M Edwards
Smith Co
D Brewer
J M Edwards
J A Home
C E Newton
J J Waxelbaum Co
S R Jaques Tinsley Co
Amount
6 00
2 75
10 33
19 24
10 00
12 40
16 27
6 15
10 05
7 70
36 60
7 10
6 75
13 50
14 92
6 60
5 50
3 00
7 10
28 75
8 25
8 38
26 72
6 70
5 68
9 08
4 05
11 00
10 50
6 60
3 60
3 75
42 64
39 93
11 17
9 05
9 10
3 70
7 50
20 00
2 94
5 12
4 95
3 00
6 88
23 50
9 25
258 50
23 21
73 87
142 80
5 00
8 81
348 97
30 00
28 00
29 10A WARD DINING BOOM
A CORRIDORQEOKGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
ABSTRACT BContinued
47
Date
1896
Aug 31
To Whom Paid
What Fob
Groceries
Fruit
Butter
Beef
Fruit
Beef
Kavanaugh Brennan
Alex Drug Seed Co
E Humphries
J W Scott
Henry Hagin
V S Jeans
A T Kingrey
B R Jaques Tinsley Co
J A Home
H H Patterson
G W Hollingshead
Ellison Schooler
J A McMullen
Schooler Edwards
J H DeasonEggs
W I SimpsonFruit
M WagnonMilk
J M Edwardst
Terrance Treanor
RTST Lamar
T H Latimer
J A Brooks
O M Cone
G C McKinley
WGHawkins
Dora Miller
E L Furman
Carr Conn
Bearden Conn
Compton Bell
E J Adams
S B Traymick
J D Harper
J M Edwards
Jas Ennis
J M Edwards
L L Smith
Josh Gunii
Kavanaugh Brennan
Abram FoordHay
Jas JeansFruit
Potatoes
Seed
Poultry
Cotton seed
Fish
Fruit
Groceries
Ice
Poultry
Cotton seed
Butter
Fish
Cotton seed
Fruit
Poultry
Lemons
Amount
F Rutherford
S B Woodward
I J Peeler
B C Simpson
Schooler Edwards
C E Newton
W A Deason
Hay
Cotton seed
Fruit
Beef
Potatoes
Poultry
Total
35 00
5 80
7 47
9 87
7 75
5 25
6 55
1743 42
1056 42
7 50
10 69
189 74
8 25
1096 38
7 95
4 50
113 58
107 91
44 64
55 84
55 84
55 80
54 90
55 62
89 23
55 44
44 37
72 87
1 55
214 45
6 00
28 20
7 28
10 06
6 50
45 65
8 80
16 05
9 50
4 96
5 00
18 97
6 36
7 94
5 50
957 21
31 25
8 56
80999 8348
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT C
Showing in detail the expenditures on account of clothing from Sep
tember 1st 1895 to September 1st 1896
To Whom Paid
Date
895
Oct 5 W H Thomas Co
Peter Thomson
C P Scott Co
Howitt Warner Co
Foster S R Co
I A J Joseph
P J Cline
Macon Knitting Co
jAdelsdorf Bro Co
jStrauss Bros
W H Thomas Co
j W Teeple Co
Nov 5 W H Thomas Co
Bowen Jewell Co
Macon Hat Co
F Hany
H honnborne Co
Wolff Happ
A Joseph
J R Freid Co
P J Cline
A Joseph
P J Cline
Dec 5 H Sonneborne Co
j Wolff Happ
A Joseph
Wolff Happ
Byck Bros
J R Freid Co
P J Cline
P J Cline
T L McComb Co
A Joseph
What For
1896
Jan 5
Feb 5
Dry goods
Shoes
Calico
Hats
Hose
Hats
Dry goods
Straw
Ticking
Checks
Hats
Shoes
Blankets
Jeans
Dry goods
Shirting
Hats
Dry Goods
Coats
Jeans
Shoes
Jeans
Shoes
Shirting
Hats
Shoes
Flannel
Shoes
W H Thomas Co
Fosters R Co
A Joseph
F Haug
P J Cline
H Sonneborne Co
P J Cline
A Joseph
Howett Warner Co
P J Clfne
A Joseph
Byck Bros
H Sonneborne Co
W H Thomas Co
Appa Schaul
P C Cline
J R Freid Co
Macon Knitting Co
Bowen Jewell Co
Edward Wolff
FingerS M Co
F Haug
A JosephICalico
Dry Goods
Shoes
Osnaburgs
Blankets
Hats
Dry goods
Shoes
Blankets
Samples
Handkerchiefs
Hats
Shirting
Hosiery
Checks
Domestics
Shoes
Amount
66 88
15 45
11 89
41 96
8 99
161 98
85 50
174 26
9 83
24 79
1287 76
106 00
64 80
181 07
171 55
320 70
2210 17
324 34
448 58
204 17
47 50
589 00
79 80
2210 17
647 00
448 58
51 41
125 00
415 12
47 50
108 90
49 39
180 24
15 62
16 02
374 29
19 80
270 00
1377 10
47 50
491 01
8 71
44 41
160 39
275 06
66 00
19 80
23 75
196 51
332 50
159 75
189 83
341 10
498 54
136 67
130 13GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
ABSTRACT 0 Continued
49
Date
1896
Feb 5
March 5
To Whom Paid
What Fob
April 5
May 5
June 5
July 5
Aug 5
Aug 31
Coats
Cotton
Shoes
P J ClineShoes
F Haug
Milledgeville Oil Co
H Sonneborne Co
F Haug
J E Fried Co
J W Teeple Co
A Joseph
Edward Wolff
A Joseph
P J Cline
W H Thomas Co
Foster SR Co
Phelps Dodge P Co
W H Thomas Co
P J Cline
W H Thomas Co
Milledgeville Oil Co
Finger S M Co
F Haug
W H Thomas Co
Macon Knitting Co
Wolff Happ
Edward Wolflf
J R Fried Co
Howett Warner Co
I Bowen Jewell Co
P J Cline
A Joseph
A Joseph
F Haug
F Haug
J R Freid Co
M Rich Bros
Howett Warner Co
Bowen Jewell Co
P J Cline
I A Joseph
Edward Wolff
JW H Thomas Co
A Joseph
P J Cline
Macon Knitting Co
j A Joseph
Athens Mfg Co
W H Thomas Co
lEdward Wolff
Bowen Jewell Co
JGlobe S C Co
P J Cline
A Joseph
F Haug
W H Thomas Co
A Joseph
Howett Warner Co
P J Cline
Cotton
Coats
Shoes
Shirting
Bedding
Dry Goods
Domestics
Bed Spreads
Hats
Coats
Shoes
Dry Goods
Hosiery
Cottonade
Calico
Osnaburgs
Dry Goods
Shoes
Domestics
Matting
Calico
Checks
Dry Goods
Shirting
Coats
Thread
Shoes
Hosiery
Dry Goods
Checks
Dry Goods
Domestics
Checks
Shoes
Dry Goods
Shoes
Crash
Shoes
Gingham
Shoes
Amount
Total
22 98
23 55
333 41
583 70
275 33
95 00
106 00
264 15
155 55
575 51
240 47
359 14
6 60
9 97
22 34
5 70
389 35
236 03
160 99
124 17
83 75
137 93
151 93
99 36
279 40
101 79
188 81
90 11
117 86
72 70
14 40
248 33
550 57
176 72
203 59
367 24
76 03
267 25
77 50
241 08
67 99
2 00
137 97
22 46
56 52
140 19
637 60
235 30
2 00
17 23
81 99
49 20
95 00
362 60
125 40
66 73
25751 3150
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT D
Showing in detail the expenditures on account of fuel and transporta
tion from September 1st 1895 to September 1st 1896
Datk
To Whom Paid
What For
Amount
1895
Oct 5 American Coal Co
American Coal Co
C R R Co
G R R Co
M G A R R Co
Henry Davis
American Coal Co
American Coal Co
C R R Co
M G A R R Co
G R R Co
Reuben Gran tland
Southern Express Co
W H H Barnes
W T Lingold
J P Lingold
McDonald Coal Co
C R R Co
G R R Co
M G A R R Co
Nov 5 C R R Co
G R R Co
M G A R R Co
Tom Bland
Tenn Coal Iron R R Co
J P Lingold
W T Lingold
Tenn Coal Iron R R Co
G R R Co
C R R Co
M G A R R Co
Dec 5 M G A R R Co
G R R Co
CR R Co
Southern Express Co
W H H Barnes
GRRCo
C R R Co
M G A R R Co
Coal
it
Freight
Hay
Coal
Freight
Hay
Freight
Wood
Coal
Freight
Wood
Coal
Wood
Coal
Freight
1896
Jan 5
Feb 5
C R R Co
G R R Co
Western Union Telegraph Co
Postal Telegraph Co
J M Edwards
J R Hines
M G A R R Co
G R R Co
C of G Ry Co
W HH Barnea
Western Union Telegraph Co
Postal Telegraph Co
C of G Ry Co
G R R Co
Wood
Freight
Telegrams
Hay
Wagon
Freight
Wood
Telegrams
Freight
228 94
108 21
53 02
3 10
42 47
13 99
222 75
166 65
96 33
1 88
9 70
13 81
8 35
76 00
42 40
35 60
1614 69
211 80
22 05
9 94
114 83
17 25
3 16
7 00
334 14
17 60
20 00
89 19
8 55
14 53
10 08
1 24
3 37
5 49
21 20
197 60
3 20
38 50
9 37
10 12
91
7 75
75
125 95
48 00
3 48
40 17
143 27
129 20
7 27
2 06
21 81
15 71GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
51
ABSTRACT D Continued
Date
1896
Feb 5
To Whom Paid
Coal
What Fob
Amount
Freight
Coal
Wood
Coal
Telegrams
Freight
Coal
Freight
Wood
Hay
Freight
April 5
Wood
Telegrams
American Coal Co
American Coal Co
Southern Express Co
American Coal Co
Mingo Coal Coke Co
W H H Barnes
American Coal Co
American Coal Co
i Western Union Telegraph Co
M G A R R Co
C of G Ry Co
G R R Co
March 5 Tenn Coal Iron R R Co
Mingo Coal Coke Co
M G A R R Co
c of G Ry Co
G RR Co
W H H Barnes
Carr Conn
M G A R R Co
Southern Express Co
G R R Co
c of G Ry Co
M G A R R Co
G R R Co
C of G Ry Co
W H H Barnes
Postal Telegraph Co
Western Union Telegraph Co
G RR CojFreight
C of G Ry Co
Southern Express Co
G R R Co
C of G Ry Co
M G A R R Co
J W Preston
M G a R R Co
C of G Ry Co
p p t r
Western Union Telegraph Co
Postal Telegraph Co
Southern Express Co
Coal CS A
Coal C S A
C of G Ry Co
G R R Co
M G a R R Co
P J Cline
Milledgeville Supply Co
J M Edwards
P J ClineL v
J W PrestonFreight
M GA R R Coj
G R R Co
C of G Ry Co
Western Union Telegraph Co
May 5
Telegrams
June 5
Freight
Coal
Freight
Hay
Telegrams
M G A R R CoFreight
252 04
201 30
14 75
439 32
98 66
169 89
183 01
265 37
4 89
14 85
99 41
14 51
68 06
23 65
272 05
52 70
6 41
144 32
184 49
64 01
10 40
5 33
66 45
17 92
13 41
7 38
89 65
25
6 81
16 74
31 69
6 30
22 39
17 55
15 35
170 00
i 16
7 57
4 72
2 54
1 14
6 80
165 32
251 15
33 68
4 01
5 48
92 81
17 37
13 20
92 39
212 50
50 22
26 64
19 55
2 20
3 5752
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT DContinued
Date
1896
July 5
Aug 31
To Whom Paid
Aug 5
What For
J W Preston
Va and Ala Coal Co
W H H BarnesWood
Southern Express CoFreight
H E McCombLiniment
G Bernd CoHarness
Southern Express CoFreight
Georgia Railroad Co
Central of Georgia Railway
M G A R R Co
J W Preston
W U Tel Co
G R R Co
C of G Railway Co
Southern Express Co
M G A R R Co
J R HinesCarts
Va and Ala Coal Co Coal
M G and A R R CoFreight
Georgia Railroad Co
C of G Railway Co
Va Ala Coal CoCoal
Telegrams
Freight
W H H Barnes
J W Lingold
Southern Express Co
M G A R R Co
G R R R Co
Central of Georgia Railway
Va and Ala Coal Co
Freight
Coal
Wood
Freight
Coal
Freight
Georgia Railroad Co
Central of Georgia Railway
W T Tel CoTelegrams
Va and Ala Coal Co
J W Preston
Va and Ala Coal
W H H Barnes
J P Lingold
J W Lingold
Southern Express Co
Geogia Railroad Co
C of G Railway Co
M G A R R Co
Coal
Freight
Coal
Wood
Freight
Total
Amount
96 75
16 40
1 25
58 70
10 65
18 57
95 48
5 12
212 50
3 60
68 33
38 90
6 75
3 48
144 00
174 10
8 96
16 12
35 15
382 45
590 64
408 25
446 99
395 16
212 50
859 82
594 28
93 52
25 05
27 75
25
7 20
15 72
603 05
334 39
461 45
508 96
20 14
33 62
2 56
358 98
549 32
212 50
621 27
604 13
88 78
14 53
12 48
8 60
23 30
14 I 02
27 42
18249 01

ABSTKACT B
No
Check
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
NAMES
T W Whitaker A P
L M Jones A P
W A O Daniel A P
j C Patterson A P
L J Lamar Steward
G W Hollinshead A S
W H Hunter S K
T H DeSaussure Engineer
A G North Apothecary
H S Jones Secretary
J M Darnell Matron
A J Carr Treasurer
J M White Chaplain
Eugene Foster Secretary B
D W Branen Chaplain
T E Ortel A P
Total
1895
Sept
166 65
150 00
150 00
150 00
166 65
125 00
83 35
150 00
125 00
83 35
75 00
75 00
41 65
25 00
1895
Oct
Nov
Dec
1896
Jan
1896
8 166 65
150 00
150 00
150 00
166 65
125 00
83 35
150 00
125 00
83 35
75 00
75 00
33 32
25 00
166 65i 166 65 8 166 65 8 166 65
1566 65 81566 65
150 00
150 00
150 00
166 65
125 00
83 35
150 00
125 00
83 35
75 00
75 00
25 00
41 65
150 00
150 00
150 00j
166 651
125 00
83 35
150 00
125 00
83 35
75 00
75 00
25 00
41 65
150 00
150 00
150 00
183 35
125 00
100 00
150 00
125 00
83 35
75 00
75 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
183 35
125 00
100 00
150 00
125 00
83 35
75 00
75 00
March
1896
April
1896
May
June
8 166 65
150 OOj
150 00
150 00
183 351
125 00
100 00
150 001
125 00
83 35
75 00
75 00
1896
July
8 166 651J 166 65J 166 65
25 00
41 65
81566 65181566 65
81600 00
25 00
41 65
25 00
41 65
150 00
150 00
150 00
183 35
125 00
100 00j
150 001
125 001
83 35
75 00
75 00
25 00
41 65
S1600 00 S1600 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
183 35
125 00
100 00
150 00
125 00
83 35
75 00
75 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
183 35
125 001
100 00
150 00
125 00
83 36
75 00
75 00
1896
August
8 166 65
160 00
150 00
150 00
183 35
125 001
100 00
150 OOj
125 00
83 35
75 00
75 00
Total
25 00
41 65
125 00
166 65
150 00
150 00
150 00i
183 35i
125 00
100 00
150 00
125 00
83 35
75 00
75 00
25 00
41 65
125 00
25 00
41 65
125 00
25 00
41 65
125 00
8 1999 80
1800 00
1800 00
1800 00
2133 40
1500 00
1133 40
1800 00
1500 00
1000 20
900 00
900 00
74 97
300 00
424 83
500 00
81725 Oosi725 0081725 0081725 0QS19566JS0
A
Apoth
Assistant Physician Strd Bteward A 8
Assistant Steward S K Storekeeper Eng Engineer
prriSet
T
M
O
w
a

Kl
f
nABSTRACT F
Consolidated Statement of Wages Pay Roll showing amount paid each employe per month and per annum also
aggregate amount of Pay Roll from September 1st 1895 to September 1st 1896
NAMES
1895
Sept
1895
Oct
Win Jackson S V
J JAllen Y A
m Brookins A
W Beck N W
5 J W Oilman N W
6 G W Clarke O S
7 F D Gilman A
8 A J Hawkins N W
9 J A Hubbard A
10 R Humphries Y A
11 Ira Hemphill A
12 W L Hargrove N W
13 G R Kemp N W
14 E L Lawson A
15 C S Lane A
16 A Leonard A
17 A H Russell A
18 W L Rassee A
19 B C Simpson A
20 A Simpson A
21 Sam Simpson A S V
22 S L Terry A
23 W K Tennille A
24 A S Tennille N W
26 W J Vaughn A
26 J F Watson A
27 Geo Whatlev A
28 J M Youngblootl A
29 A N Allen A A
30 S K Bothwell N W
31 J F Bailey A A
32 J T Bray A A
33 J B Babb A A
34 D 1 Davis A A
35 J M Gilman A A
36 J P Gholstin A A
37 W P Gilman A A
38 Fan Hubbard A A
39 J A Hardie A A
24 50
25 00
27 30
24 85
25 00
25 00
22 85
27 60
25 00
24 90
24 60
23 95
23 35
20 65
25 00
20 10
25 00
19 50
25 00
24 50
24 90
22 45
24 25
24 20
23 75
25 00
24 80
25 00
16 65
16 65
13 40
8 65
8 65
8 65
16 00
16 65
16 65
15 85
16 15
25 50
25 00
28 00
21 00
25 00
24 65
24 20
28 00
24 25
4 75
25 00
24 25
24 20
25 00
25 00
20 35
24 65
19 05
25 00
24 25
25 00
24 65
25 00
25 00
24 50
24 60
24 80
25 00
16 65
15 55
15 35
15 55
8 90
8 66
15 65
16 65
16 30
16 65
16 65
1895
Nov
1895
Dec
30 00
25 00
26 00
20 85
24 75
23 10
23 50
28 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
24 20
24 00
25 00
20 85 i
25 00
14 501
23 15
25 00
25 00
17 75
22 50
22 50
24 50
25 00
22 05
20 80
20 80
13 15
16 65
16 65
15 55
15 15
10 15
15 15
15 15
16 65
16 40
16 65
Jan
Feb
31 00
24 20
28 00
20 15
24 75
24 50
24 20
23 40 i
28 00
23 00
25 00
24 20
24 201
25 00
24 50
20 60
25 00
23 00
25 00
23 50 i
22 001
25 00
24 701
25 00
25 00
24 75
24 20
14 05
15 15
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 10
16 10
16 65
16 65
15 15
16 65
31 00
20 85
28 00
22 35
25 00
24 55
25 00
27 50
25 00
23 65
25 00
25 00
24 10
24 20
24 50
24 20
24 60
25 00
25 00
24 80
25 00
22 50
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
19 15
13 90
16 45
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
15 55
16 66
16 65
16 65
10 65
16 65
29 00
23 75
24 60
25 00
24 25
24 80
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
23 35
25 00
24 60
25 00
24 50
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
24 60
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
24 65
22 95
9 60
15 00
10 00
10 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
18
1896
March April
25 00
16 65
12 50
16 15
16 15
16 65
15 65
165
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
15 65
14 50
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
4 15
16 651
16 15
16 65
12 50
16 65
16 65
16 65
15 00
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
15 55
16 65
4 00
2 20
25 00
23 10
24 60
25 00
24 40
22 50
25 00
25 00
30 00
24 70
24 65
18 35
25 00
23 75
24 75
24 75
24 75
23 50
25 00
25 00
23 10
24 60
25 00
24 40
22 50
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
24 65
24 85
24 65
24 85
24 75
16 65
16 65
16 65
10 40
16 65
16 40
16 40
16 65
10 65
16 65
1896 1896
May June
1896
July
August
31 00
24 651
27 401
22 001
25 00 j
24 45
24 50
25 00
25 00
28 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
23 95
11 96
22 25
25 00
24 701
25 001
24 90
23 86
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
24 05
24 90
16 65
16 65
14 15
14 35
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 66
16 651
30 00
24 601
26 35
23 45
24 60
24 50
25 00
24 65
24 00
27 65
25 00
24 15
25 00
25 00
22 90
24 66
24 801
25 001
24 501
25 00
25 00
25 001
25 00
25 00
25 00
23 95
24 50
24 00
24 851
24 20
15 55
14 15
16 05
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
31 00
25 00 i
28 00
25 00
24 60
25 00
24 20
22 50
25 00
25 20
22 00
24 80
23 35
22 45
23 70
25 00
25 00
25 00
24 90
25 00
25 00
25 00
18 20
24 90
25 00
24 75
24 35
25 00
24 60
24 60
16 40
16 65
16 66
16 40
16 65
12 501
12 20
16 65
16 65
15 00
23 55
28 00
13 15
25 00
25 00
18 50
25 00
25 00
27 85
25 00
25 00
Z5 00
24 50
24 20
24 90
25 00
24 80
24 60
25 00
25 00 i
25 00
25 00
25 00 j
25 00
25 00
24 501
24 50 i
24 OO
25 OO
25 00
16 65
2 90
11 95
12 75
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
333 00
282 95
308 SO
252 30
289 10
282 95
277 35
298 05
292 65
275 15
288 25
287 20
281 30
282 00
279 85
272 10
272 05
275 85
290 65
288 60
279 65
283 35
268 80
290 25
289 05
286 60
272 95
261 60
218 55
220 90
191 45
184 80
1C8 55
170 70
191 95
192 80
195 00
184 60
184 75

2J
Z
q

a
d
0
H
3Robert Hubbard A A
T J Horton A A
W A Hemphill A A
T W Hubbard A A
W Maye A A
J j Moore A A
Sue Simpson A A
E S Snipes A A
Chas SimpsonA A
R A Trippe Library
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52 W J Willis A A
53 W W Winslitt A
54 C A Youngblood A A
55 Fan Robinson A
56 Ada Baugh A
57 IBanie Simpson A
58
59
60
61
62
J I Trice A A
W W Wilson A A
77
Harriet Stanley A
G A Hall A
Ellen Pierce A
Mattie Griffin A
Sallie Domeney A
Pris Hubbard A
G A Pearson A
Lucy Hubbard A
Nancy Talley A
Mary Lewis A
Kate Lyons A
S F Hearn A
70 Lena KelseyA
71 Salina Snipes A
72 IDollie Brookens A
73 lEugenia Duggan A
74 Celia Hubbard A
75 Mary Lane NW
76 M E Robinson N W
Pennie Pinkston N W
78 Rosa Shivers N W
79 iMattie Clarke N W
80 IM E Smith Y A
81 Evan Butts Y A
82 Delia Summers Seams
83 MJordanAA
84 AdaLaytield
85 IE Bumgartel A A
86 Fannie Babb A A
Alice Smith A A
Annie Taylor A A
Ethel Hood A A
4 00
16 15
4 50
16 15
4 50
16 65
16 40
16 65
16 65
16 65
14 45
16 40
15 85
16 65
10 15
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 31
11 70
15 30
16 65
16 65
15 55
14 75
16 65
15 65
14 20
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
15 55
16 65
16 65
12 25
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
12 50
12 10
12 50
12 40
11 90
11 50
10 40
9 40
7 20
8 90
16 65
8 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 50
16 65
16 65
16 40
16 65
16 45
18 50
16 65
5 65
15 55
16 65
15
16 65
16 65
16 45
11 75
16 65
16 65
16 65
15 00
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 10
16 65
15 45
14 20
16 40
16 65
12 50
12 50
12 50
11 70
1 25
12 50
8 65
16 65
16 65
15 15
8 50
15 15
7 15
15 15
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
8 651
15 15
16 65
12 25
15 45
15 55
15 55
16 65
10 65
15 55
16 65
16 65
16 05
16 65
15 45
16 65
16 65
14 45
16 65j
16 65
16 65
14 45
16 65
16 65
16 65
15 00
16 40
16 65
12 10
12 50
12 50
12 50
11 70
16 65
12 50
7 151
15 751
16 15
16 65
16 65
11 65
8 651
15 15
16 40l
16 651
16 65
13 151
8 15
16 10
15 55
10 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 40
16 65
16 65
14 40
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
15 55
16 65
16 651
16 65
14 65
11 60
16 65
16 65
16 65
12 50
12 50
5 80
11 10
12 50
12 50
12 20
16 10
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 50
16 65
16 65
6 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
2 801
16 65
16 65
16 65
15 55
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65 i
16 65
16 50
16 651
16 651
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 651
16 65
16 65
16 651
16 65
14 75
15 00
11 70
16 65
16 65
12 50
12 50
12 50
11 60
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
2 15
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 40
16 65
16 50
16 65
4 151
16 651
17 65j
16 65
9 15
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
15 55
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 651
16 651
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
11 70
13 35
16 65
5 10
16 65
12 50
12 50
12 50
16 65
15 75
16 65
16 40
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
31 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
24 85
20 25
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
23 35
25 00
24 20
24 50
25 00
25 00
25 00
22 75
25 00
25 00
25 00
24 75
25 00
24 75
24 75
25 00
25 00
24 50
16 65
16 65
15 00
11 15
16 101
16 65
15 55
10 85
8 00
16 65
16 40
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 40
16 65
8 75
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
12 50
3 35
16 15
16 05
16 65
16 40
16 55
16 65
16 65
16 65
15 55
15 55
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
4 55
16 65
15 90
16 65
15 85
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 50
16 65l
16 65
12 50
16 65
16 15
16 65
16 65
16 40
16 65
16 65
16 40
16 65
14 65
16 65
23 80
11 70
15 55
16 65
16 65
14 90
16 65
11 70
12 00
16 65
16 65
7 05
16 15
16 65
16 651
16 65
16 551
16 65
16 65
15 80
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 20
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 60
12 05
11 90
8 75
12 50
10 85
12 40
11 70
16 65
16 65
16 50
16 65
11 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 40
16 65
11 65
16 65
16 40
16 65
14 15
16 65
16 65
16 65
15 55
16 45
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 651
15 65
10 65
16 65
16 65
16 65i
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65l
16 65
16 65
16 55
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
1C 65
16 65
12 50
8 75
15 65
16 66
16 65
16 00
15 30
16 65
14 70
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 25
2 90
16 45
16 65
19 85
16 65
7 40
16 65
16 65
15 65
15 65
14 00
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
8 95
7 30
15 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 40
16 55
16 65
15 65
12 35
5 65
16 65
12 25
16 65
11 70
2 90
15 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
12 50
12 50
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 40
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
15 85
16 50
16 15
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
7 50
16 65
15 65
16 651
16 551
16 651
8 40j
15 55
16 65
14 901
16 65
14 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65l
16 651
16 65
15 30
16 651
16 651
5 10
11 15
16 65
16 65
16 65
15 55
15 00
16 65
13 35
16 65
16 15
16 65
156 70
173 30
175 10
196 65
164 65
198 05
180 10
188 50
198 60
199 40
186 20
181 90
213 50
181 60
212 00
171 75
173 65
199 15
207 55
197 05
203 50
199 25
191 70
198 30
205 15
196 00
205 00
192 65
198 80
205 95
193 70
208 15
205 20
207 05
204 80
206 80
204 70
199 10
180 70
195 95
195 45
197 10
189 60
158 40
165 70
152 35
169 20
166 80
147 95
146 70
53
o
w
0
d

dABSTRACT FContinued
NAMES
1895
90 Lucy Boyer A A
Georgia Frazier A A
Jennie Baugh A A
Mattie Gholstin A A
Maud Freeman A A
95 Stella Woodward A A
96 Emma Layfield A A
97 Mattie Babb A A
98 M E Brookins A A
99 Eliza Snipes A A
100 R Lavender A A
101 Dona Gilman A A
102 Mattie Fleming A A
103 Lillie Kelsey A A
104 Ida Smith A A
105 Ada Hood A A
106 Willie Carev A A
107 Annie Poole A A
108 Annie Shivers C B
109 J T Farell S V
110 M Farell Mat
111 James Hogan A
112 Butts Davis A
113 Silas Tucker A
114 Alex Foster A
115 Judson Hall A
116 Sam Spughts A
117 Henry Thweatt A
118 Adam Giles A
119 Jordan Smith A
120 Cyrus Taylor A
121 Mose Williams A
122 Louis Ryles A
123 Henry Traywick A
124 Dody Bevins A
125 Grim Rogers A
126 Jack Watson A
127 Geo Stevens A
128 Solomon Willis A
129 Tom Ray A
130 Milus Hall A
131 Frank Elsey A
1895
Oct
12 50
5 25
11 90
11 30
12 50
10 85
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
11 20
12 50
12 50
11 70
12 50
50 00
33 35
16 65
12 51
12 50
12 50
12 50
25 00
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 25
10 00
12 50
12 10
12 50
12 25
10 70
6 25
12 50
12 50
12 50
i 12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
10 85
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 59
12 50
12 50
11 89
12 50
11 40
12 50
11 25
12 50
50 00
33 35
16 30
12 50
11 50
10 85
12 50
25 00
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 10
12 50
10 85
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
10 85
12 50
12 05
12 50
12 50
1895
Nov
i 12 50
12 50
1 65
12 50
11 50
16 65
80
12 101
11 70
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 40
12 50
12 50
10 85
12 50
12 50
8 75
50 00
33 35
16 65
12 50
12 501
12 loi
12 50
25 00
13 50
12 50
13 40
12 50
12 50
10 40l
12 50
12 50
10 401
14 00
7 90
12 50
12 501
11 75
12 50
1895
1896
Jan Feb March April May
12 50
12 50
12 50
10 00
11 60
12 60
12 50
12 50
12 5l
12 50
12 50
11 70
12 50
12 5C
12 50
12 50
12 05
12 50
12 50
50 00
33 35
16 65
12 50
11 60
12 50
12 50
25 00
1896
1896
12 50
12 50
12 50
11 35
12 501
12 50
5 75
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 801
50 00
33 35
12 50
12 50
12 50
16 65
12 50
25 00 i
11 50
12 501
12 50
12 SOi
12 50
13 10
12 50
12 5o
12 50
12 60
12 50J
12 50
12 50i
12 501
12 501
12 50
12 50
12 00
12 50
11 35
9 35
12 50
12 50
12 25
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50j
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
50 00
33 35
16 65
12 50
12 50
12 25
11 75
25 001
12 00
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 10
12 50
11 90
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
J 75
12 40
11 65
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 35
12 15
12 50
10 85
12 50
12 00
12 10
12 50
50 00
33 35
16 65
12 50
12 50
8 60
12 40
25 00
12 50
12 20
11 00
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
I 11 50
12 50
12 50
11 70
11 101
12 50
12 50
12 50
10 40
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 25
12 50
49 20
33 35
16 C5
If 50
12 05
12 50
12 50
25 00
12 50
12 50
13 50
12 50
12 50
12 5
11 70
12 50
12 50
11 05
12 50
11 25
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 20
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
11 25
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 5C
12 40l
11 25
12 501
11 90
12 50
12 50
7 50
49 90
85
16 05
12 50
12 00
11 75
12 50
24 90
12 501
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 35
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
11 50
11 50
11 35
11 50
12 50
11 05
11 25
11 55
11 50
12 40
12 50
10 89
11 40
11 50
10 85
11 50
11 50
49 75
33 35
16 65
11 50
11 50
10 40
11 50
24 50
5 40
11 50
11 50
12 50
6 65
12 50
12 50
12 20
12 20
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
16 65 S
11 65
3 20
7 10
1 65
12 50
12 50
10 40
7 00 i
1 40
12 50
12 50
4 45
12 50
12 50
12 50
10 40
12 50
10 40
49 351
33 35
16 65
12 50
11 90
12 50
12 50
25 00
12 50
12 50
12 30
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50 j
12 50
12 50
10 85
12 50
12 so
12 50l
11 75
12 50

H
13
O132 Mack Rogers A
133 Mark Phillips A
134 Sol Lamar A
135 Wm Coleman A
136 Henry Hayes A
137 Geo Green A
138 Robt Harper A
139 Willis Hayes A
140 Riley Shields N W
141 Mary Rivers A
142 M Hitchcock A
143 Ella Harper A
144 Eleanor Mosely A
145 Sopha Waller A
146 Cloro Lewis A
147 Mary Whigby A
148 Mary Thomas A
149 Lou Harper A
150 Sallie Johnson A
151 Anna Thomas A
152 Judy Minter A
153 Hester Watkins A
154 Mattie Wright A
155 Cora McDonnell A
156 Kittie Hill A
157 Emma Richardson A
158 Eliza Williams A
159 Emma Harper A
160 Nancy Hicks A
161 Martha Shields A
162 Eliza Calhoun A
163 Ella Brown A
164 MTraywick A
165 M Randolph N W
166 SEWright E D
167 J H Branon E D
168 J E Hudson E D
169 J E Humphries E D
170 Dixie Presswood E D
171 E A Leonard E D
172 J W Maye E D
173 Wilburn Scott E D
174 Simon Scott E D
175 Geo Bell E D
176 Dudley Wiggins E D
177 H CHunicutt E D
178 W M Arnold E D
179 P W Hemphill E 0
180 Josh Carter E D
181 B F Summers E D
n
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 25
10 00
12 50
3 35
11 70
11 701
10 001
10 001
10 00
10 oo
9 45
3 35
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
7 35
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
2 65
10 00
38 20
28 75
28 90
28 70
25 45
21 45
25 00
30 75
18 45
29 35
14 00
29 25
25 00
30 00
19 20
48 85
12 50
12 50
12 30
10 85
6 25
12 50
11 75
10 85
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
9 25
10 00
8 35
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
8 80
10 00
10 00
8 80
8 95
10 00
9 40
10 00
10 00
9 50
10 00
10 00
9 35
39 50
28 65
29 85
28 25
29 75
27 55
25 00
40 50
17 50
32 50
13 75
31 00
25 00
26 25
19 85
52 80
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 15
12 50
12 50
12 50
11 30
12 50
10 00
10 00
10 00
9 40
10 00
1 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
5 00
7 05
10 00
4 40
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
9 75
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
9 65
39 15
29 85
30 00
29 65
28 80
26 70
25 00
44 50
18 75
14 00
29 85
20 00
30 00
19 20
32 50
52 00
12 50
12 50
12 50
10 25
12 50
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
9 45
8 551
9 401
10 00
10 00
10 00
8 10
10 00
9 40
9 40
10 00
10 00
10 00
9 10
10 00
8 65
8 25
8 80
10 00
9 45
11 25
9 45
12 95
39 60
29 65
30 00
29 95
29 75
27 95
25 00
37 75
17 40
30 15
14 00
30 90
25 00
31 00
19 85
52 00
12 10
12 10
12 10
12 50
12 50
12 50
11 20
11 70
10 00
8 80
10 00
10 00
9 25
10 00
10 00
10 00
9 00
10 00
in oo
2 65
7 05
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
9 951 10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
39 75
29 50
29 75
29 95 j
29 75
23 00
24 75
46 30
19 20
32 60 j
14 00
31 00
25 00
31 00
19 85
54 00
12 50
12 40
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
10 00
10 00
9 70
10 00
10 00
10 00
9 45
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
9 65
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
27 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
29 75
39 75
28 50
10 00
10 00
10 00
28 85
10 00
10 00
27 60
30 00
18 45
43 35
10 80
11 85
28 00
50 00
12 50 12 50
12 50 12 50
12 50 12 05
12 50 12 50
12 50 12 50
12 50 12 50
12 25 12 50
12 50 12 50
10 00 12 50
10 00 12 50
10 00 11 95
9 50 12 10
10 00 10 00
10 00 10 00
10 00 10 00
10 00 10 oo
10 00 10 ooj
10 00 9 75
10 00 10 001
10 00 10 00
7 45 10 OO1
10 00 10 00
9 30 12 50
8 80 11 95
10 00 4 95
10 00 10 00
10 00 10 00
10 00 10 00
10 00 9 40
10 oc 9 15
10 oc 10 00
10 oc 8 80
10 oc 10 00
4 15 10 00
40 00 39 90
30 00 28 75
30 0 30 00
29 25 28 75
29 75 26 90
28 0 25 95
26 65 24 75
46 2e 43 25
18 7C 17 00
14 01 14 00
30 00
30 71 25 00
25 01 30 00
30 2
19 70 19 2C
52 00 52 00
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 10
12 35
6 05
5 20
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 CO
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
2 00
3 35
39 95
30 00
29 50
29 40
28 30
24 25
25 00
36 50
16 70
31 25
13 45
31 00
25 00
31 00
19 95
54 00
12 50
12 50
12 00
12 35
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
9 65
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
2 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 ool
10 oo
10 00 i
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
39 151
29 70
29 50
29 05
28 80
27 50
24 501
14 00
17 85
30 00
13 45
29 90
25 00
30 00
19 20
50 85
12 50
12 10
11 70
12 00
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 15
12 50
12 50
7 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
10 00
10 00
9 65
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
8 15
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
11 65
40 00
29 20
30 00
30 00
29 75
27 70
24 65
46 40
19 35
14 00
3 00
25 00
31 00
19 85
29 90
54 001
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 00
2 70
8 75
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 10
12 10
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
3 15
3 15
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
9 50
40 00
30 00
29 50
29 50
29 75
29 25
25 00
46 50
17 70
13 20
31 00
25 00
30 25
11 55
48 50
149 60
149 10
147 65
144 85
141 25
147 00
126 25
128 05
137 40
124 50
124 65
125 65
116 80
110 30
105 50
120 85
121 50
117 30
120 00
103 70
92 40
109 00
121 80
114 80
112 85
118 95
118 75
117 65
117 95
126 15
118 95
110 25
104 10
130 35
475 95
352 55
327 00
332 15
326 75
318 15
285 30
448 70
226 20
285 05
163 95
358 15
307 80
290 65
258 75
621 20
9
O

a
Si

k
dABSTRACT FContiuued
NAMES
1895
Sept
Oct
Nov
1895
Dec
Jan
1896
1896
Feb March
1896
April May
189C
1896
1896
1896
June July August
182 W H Hubbard E D
183 John Hubbard E D
184 J T Pittman E D
185 S B Woodward E D
186 J H Wiggins E D
187 S R Brown E D
188 And BrogsdaleE D
189 Robt BrogBdale E D
190 Darl Nelson E D
191 Wm Hubbard E I
192 Emmett West E J
193 Jack Cummings E D
194 Sam Scott E D
195
196
197
198
199
John Jenkins E D
C E Bozemore E D
J B Fair E D
Wn
m Williams E D
Henry Pace E D
200 James Bivins E D
20L Kugene Myiick E D
202 Wm Roundtree E D
203 J B Bynum E D
204 S Heaborn E D
205 W T Wilson E D
206 I Joe Tucker E D
207 ijim Hankerson E D
208 Wm Sanford E D
209 Asbury Thornton E D
210 J T Hobby Stables
211 R Coleman Wag
212 W C Evans Wag
213 Wm Pitts Wag
214 Dan Lockhart Wag
A E Bumgartel Wag
John Smith Dairy
J A Smith Dairy
Mary Smith Dairy
M D Hobby Cem
215
216
217
218
219
220
221
222
223
J F Simpson Gard
Wilkes Hall Driver
Zed Butler F G
D E Kebbu Usher
45 50
31 50
29 40
35 25
39 35
25 00
7 151
9 55
14 45
26 85
44 50
26 25
12 40
30 00
48 00
50 00
15 20
37 50
15 20
21 45
10 25
30 00
14 05
10 90
7 SO
7 301
7 30
3 95
28 85
20 50
24 00
21 60
26 50
25 90
29 90
20 00
16 65
24 75
25 00
20 00
24 50
30 00
38 50
32 80
35 00
38 90
35 40
24 50
13 50
6 75
iojo
19 50
3 40
9 75
3 00
52 00
54 00
11 05
24 00
12 00
14 75
3100
11 05
9 55
10 30
9 75
9 75
30 30
22 50
28 50
25 50
28 25
24 85
29 90
19 65
16 65
25 00
25 00
20 00
26 00
29 85
48 15
27 20
31 75
34 65
44 50
24 75
34 10
9 00
42 00
32 60
4 00
4 00
36 75
30 00
8 25
3 00
75
75
75
75
75
75
75
75
75
75
75
75
29 20
25 25
26 00
26 00
4 55
29 00
30 00
20 00
16 65
22 50
25 00
20 00
20 00
30 00
45 05
31 85
30 30
37 65
40 00
25 00
16 50
28 50
25 40
31 00
15 70
4 00
6 50
2 00
11 80
10 30
16 50
16 70
14 65
17 80
14 25
16 30
17 80
14 80
16 90
15 98
12 75
10 90
31 80
25 50
26 00
26 00
29 00
29 85
20 00
16 65
24
25 00
20 00
25 00
30 00
50 75
28 60
34 00
34 70
40 00
25 00
31 85
36 50
28 50
31 00
23 50
13 50
16 30
31 85
22 50
16 00
16 901
10 90
8 05
9 95
30 00
10 90
11 65
13 30
16 30
13 70
13 70
12 35
30 50
24 00
26 00
28 00
26 00
150
29 25
20 00
16 65
24 70
25 00
19 85
25 70
29 00
41 15
32 50
29 15
37 40
38 65
25 00
33 40
8 50
7 45
29 00
16 05
30 00
21 50
1 90
16 15
6 25
5 00
50 00
50 00
1 90
9 20
13 15
12 00
28 85
25 75
20 00
26 00
26 00
29 80
20 00
16 65
25 00
25 00
20 00
23 25
30 00
18 00
49 90
32 30
32 50
39 00
38 75
25 00
31 00
16 65
30 00
11 25 21 00
52 66
52 00
10 5C
5 00
Hi 95
31 20
6 75
30 60
25 15
25 00
20 00
25 00
29 75
20 00
16 65
24 90
25 00
20 00
25 50
29 00
10 65
46 25
31 85
32 50
39 00
39 65
25 00
30 00
16 65
17 80
36 75
9 75
19 50
48 00
45 00
29 75
31 25
10 80
12 15
10 00
10 00
29 15
24 50
26 00
24 85
25 50
20 75
20 00
16 65
24 00
25 00
20 00
26 00
30 00
16 65
42 90
30 65
33 15
38 25
39 50
25 00
18 35
35 25
18 95
18 35
47 00
52 00
29 50
31 00
30 70
23 95
24 00
20 00
25 80
29 50
20 00
10 65
25 00
25 00
20 00
26 00
29 75
16 65
45 50
33 75
31 251
39 00 i
36 751
25 00
15 40
33 75
15 401
10 50
8 15
5 60
5 60
6 55
43 00
51 00
1 35
6 20
7 35
5 05
29 80
30 00
1 70
2 10
9 66
29 80
23 50
24 60
29 00
22 25
30 00
20 00
16 65
25 00
25 00 i
19 85
25 00
29 85
16 05
46 35
29 90
31 85
39 85
39 50
25 00
31 00
7 50
13 50
3 00
1 50
2 60
5 00
5 00
50 00
47 75
1 10
1 50
3000
iso
30 75
24 50
24 85
28 85
25 00
29 25
20 00
16 65
24 50
25 00
20 00
26 501
29 801
10 65
43 30
25 40
31 85
30 35
40 00
25 00
io 66
10 00
10 00
10 00
40 00
52 00
10 00
10 00
2 35
29 70
31 00
8 00
10 80
30 85
25 65
24 85
28 75
26 00
29 75
20 00
16 65
25 00
25 00
20 00
26 00
29 85
16 65
543 30
368 30
382 70
444 00
472 05
299 25
262 25
208 60
213 45
240 60
164 50
109 10
118 80
139 80
438 70
439 30
67 05
156 05
119 50
74 00
223 70
194 10
83 50
71 10
63 70
77 10
85 45
65 25
361 35
290 75
300 90
319 55
289 85
299 05
278 90
216 20
256 15
296 75
264 85
278 10
335 45
266 75

q

H
t
c
S P Humphries L
A V Huffman L
Ella Huffman L
Emily Farell L
Jasper Maxwell L
Phillis Harper L
Lou Rice L
Dollie Butler L
Sallie Jackson L
W D Vinson Gard
Steve Harper C B
iEugene Scott Sup
236 Sallie Rivers Sup D
237 lAnna Minghon Sup D
Tom Butts G K
Julius Sims Gard
Jessie Hill Gard
Dave Tucker Gard
Wm Ridley Gard
Wm Quarker Gard
H C Motley K
Morris Sams K
Arthur Rawlins K
Jack Dixon K
248 Gus Dillard K
249 Wm McDonald K
250 F Gindraw K
251 jW B Echols Bakery
252 Ike Sams Bakery
253 J W Scott K
254 Wm Brown K
224
225
226
227
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
238
239
240
241
242
243
244
245
246
247
255 Israel Godley K
256 Howard Sims K
257 Bob Alston K
258 Nelson Dixon K
259 Wm Jackson K
260 J D Harper S D R
261 A B Dickerson A A
262 D O Fort A A
263 L S Holsey A A
264 Bertie Medlin A A
265 James Layfield A A
266 Carrie Fowler A
267 Corn Smith A
268 John Miller E D
269 Gussie Ross A A
270 Nelson Dixon Jr E D
271 Frank Austin E D
272 H M Gilmore A A
273 J D Ross A A
16 65
16 65
12 50
12 50
18 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
6 75
41 65
16 65
9 75
4 50
4 00
5 00
13 75
13 75
13 50
14 00
13 75
41 30
18 00
14 30
14 60
14 50
14 00
13 75
33 35
12 50
25 00
14 00 j
14 oo
14 001
14 00
14 00
13 25
13 75
16 65
16 65
M 65
12 50
18 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
6 78l
41 65
16 65
10 00
4 75
4 00
5 00
13 45
14 00
14 00
12 90
14 00
41 95
17 85
15 15
14 50
15 00
13 00
15 00
33 35
12 50
25 00
14 00
14 oo
13 90
14 00
14 00
13 65
12 00
12 20
4 25
7 90
12 50
16 05
16 65
16 65
12 50
12 50
18 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
6 75
41 65
15 75
10 00
4 70
4 00
5 00
14 00
14 001
14 001
13 45
13 75
42 45
18 00
16 00
15 00
15 00
14 50
14 65
32 95
12 50
25 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
13 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
16 65
16 65
10 00
16 65
16 65
12 50
12 50
18 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
6 75
41 65
16 15
10 00
5 00
4 oo
5 00
14 00
12 90
14 00
14 00
14 00
43 05
18 00
15 45
14 50
14 40
14 75
15 00
33 35
12 50
25 00
13 20
14 00
13 80
14 00
14 00
14 00
11 25
16 65
16 65
16 65
10 85
11 25
8 45
8 80
5 55
12 25
15 55
2 05
16 65
16 65
12 50
12 50
18 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
6 75
41 65
16 55
9 75
4 50
4 00
5 00
13 75j
14 001
14 00
14 001
12 90
42 65
is oo
15 20
15 00
15 00
14 80
14 75
30 05
12 50
25 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
12 50
4 15
16 65
14 10
12 50
16 65
10 00
10 00
18 40
10 00
9 751
1 50
1 70
5 00
16 65
16 651
12 501
12 50
10 00
10 001
10 00
6 75
5 00
41 65
16 40
9 75
4 75
2 00
3 35
14 00
13 75
14 00
14 00
14 00
42 40
18 00
15 35
15 00
14 75
14 00
13 90
33 35
12 50
25 00
11 65
13 55
13 85
14 00
13 25
14 00
15 00
4 60
12 50
12 50
12 50
15 00
29 001
25 00
10 501
10 35
12 10
12 501
HSb
16 65
12 50
12 50
18 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
41 65
15 30
9 70
4 65
4 00
5 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
42 15
18 00
15 75
15 00
15 00
14 50
14 50
33 35
12 60
25 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
15 00
11 35
12 50
12 50
12 50
14 50
12 50
15 00
12 10
4 15
3 15
12 50
16 60
10 00
10 00
10 00
6 00
5 00
41 65
14 80
9 75
4 25
4 00
9 55
13 75
13 751
13 75
14 00
14 00
42 45
18 00
15 75
14 85
15 00
14 25
14 25
33 35
12 50
25 00
14 00
14 00
13 70
14 00
13 95
13 85
14 75
12 50
8 65
12 50
12 00
10 00
12 50
10 85
10 00
10 00
10 00
16 65
12 50
6 75
18 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
41 65
16 65
10 00
5 00
4 00
I
14 451
14 00
13 85
13 751
13 65
40 65
18 00
3 20
11 65
14 15
14 50
11 00
25 00
12 50
25 00
13 55
14 00
13 85
14 50
14 00
13 25
12 50
16 10
16 65
16 60
12 50
16 65
10 00
10 00
10 00
12 00
9 65
4 00
10 65
25 00
lo 65
12 50
15 20
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
41 65
6 75
16 65
10 00
5 00
4 00
13 75
14 00
14 00
14 00
13 20
41 61
18 00
15 45
15 00
15 00
14 75
12 10
25 00
13 65
13 551
14 75
14 oo
13 75
11 75
2 25
11 70j
12 50
10 65
12 50
16 65
12 90i
12 50i
8 35
7 40
13 75
16 651
12 50
16 60
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
6 75
41 65
16 651
9 50
4 75
4 00
5 00
13 45
14 00
13 75
13 75
12 70
42 40
17 90
14 85
14 60
14 60
14 25
15 00
32 50
12 50
24 50
14 00
7 50
14 00
14 00
14 00
13 85
13 80
16 65
10 00
16 65
8 75
14 50
10 00
10 00
10 00
6 80
10 00
10 00
16 65
16 65
12 50
16 65
14 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
32 50
6 75
41 65
16 65
10 00
5 00
4 00
5 00
6 15
13 10
13 45
12 95
14 00
43 95
18 00
15 00
14 40
15 00
14 75
14 00
12 50
13 551
24 65
13 50
14 00
14 00
14 001
14 00
14 00
14 00
12 50
12 50
12 20
12 50
1 55
12 35
12 50
8 75
11 70
12 50
183 15
169 70
136 50
162 80
160 00
120 00
120 00
135 25
87 25
499 80
184 95
124 85
61 85
47 00
56 90
158 50
165 25
166 30
164 80
163 95
307 05
215 75
171 45
174 10
177 40
172 05
155 80
333 10
150 65
299 15
163 55
175 60
167 85
168 50
164 95
163 10
148 30
132 05
135 35
144 75
135 75
139 95
109 50
113 65
76 20
94 85
71 55
75 05
71 70
124 60
H
O
a
d
55

GO

d
sABSTRACT FContinued
No NAMES 1895 Sept 1895 Oct 1895 Nov 1895 Dec 1896 Jan 1896 Feb 1896 March 1896 April 1896 May 1865 June 1896 July 1896 Aug Total
274 S t 3 75 18 00 13 50 4 30 10 90 1 50 s 12 50 10 40 14 00 S 14 00 14 59 15 00 X 8 10 00 12 50 12 50 15 00 12 50 15 00 15 00 11 90 11 80 38 65 50 00 40 00 40 25
275 15 00 12 50 58 00
276 77 Ed King E D Herry Hall E D 14 00 13 50 46 80
78 Wm Sanders E D 23 40
279 Shade Palmer E D 5 00 10 00 46 50
280 I D Reynolds E D 1 50 1 50 1 50 17 25 14 05 15 00 15 00 5 85 10 00 70 25
81 Willis Pritchard K 15 00 2 35 15 00 12 25 15 00 15 00 14 50 14 00 10 00 10 25 8 35 63 85
S 60 00
981 DI Akredge E D 39 15
84 56 70
285 286 40 00 40 00 39 80 38 60 50 00 50 00 50 00 26 20 40 00 40 00 196 95 200 00
R7 J W Stanley L 146 20

4468 85 44i5 20 4359 25 4552 50 S4750 00 4571 16 4634 01 4698 50 4730 55 4754 00 4681 45 4611 05 55266 45
S V Supervisor A S V Assistant Supervisor Sup N Supt of Nurses A Attendant A A Assistant Attend
ant Mat Matron Cem Cemetery Gard Garden N W Night Watch Y A Yard AttendantL Laundry F G
Flower Garden E D Engineers Department Supt D Superintendents Department Wag Wagoner S D JR
Stewards Dining Room K Kitchen C B Center Building Bak Bakery
q

f
m
c
w
HGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
61
ABSTRACT G
Showing in detail the expenditures on account of incidental expenses
from September 1st 1895 to September 1st 189fi
Date
To Whom Paid
1895
Oct 5
Nov 5
Western Union Telegraph Co
Osborn W M Co
Conelly I S G Co
J W N Millan
Theo Markwalter
Tom Bland
G R Lombard Co
Standard Oil Co
Haydenville M Co
T C Burke
Tripod Paint Co
Palmer H Co
J Staley
E P Lugand
W T Conn Jr
W L Webb
Byington Youngblood
Pettibone Bros
Lorick Lowrance
T O Brown
G R Lombard Co
J R Hines
Berry Bros
W UTel Co
Postal Tel Co
G D Case
J M Bayne
Richards Shaver
0 E Prasser
W J Caraker
T O Powell
Hitchings Co
A Lotzas Sons Co
Anniston L F Co
Tripod Paint Co
G R Lombard Co
Standard Oil Co
Palmer H Co
G D Case
A A Griffing Iron Co
J L Mott Iron Co
Standard Oil Co
Augusta Broom Co
C A Conklin M Co
Emmett West
S F Hancock
Silas Tucker
Southern Hardware Co
J C Van Syckle
C E Prasser
J Stasey
G D Case
Culver Kidd
What For
Telegrams
Chairs
Sponge
Brick
C stone
Post
Pipe
Oil
Pipe
Cement
Paint
Glue
Hardware
Labor
Clocks
Tinware
Lumber
Suits
Turpentine
Brick
Nails
Lime
Varnish
Telegrams
Amount
Paint
Pipe
Reports
Lumber
B robes
Traveling expenses
Hardware
Repairs
Pipe
Paint
Pipe
Oil
Tinware
Paint
Hinges
Pipe
Kerosene
Brooms
Tinware
Painting
Tinware
Repairs
Hardware
Lumber
Tinware
Paint
2 95
64 80
76 29
57 00
109 50
8 16
79 56
38 59
45 29
32 00
22 25
1 42
5 39
3 50
6 60
3 86
66 50
131 00
55 09
193 69
13 60
17 00
10 00
4 12
1 22
69 58
6 00
288 25
57 00
11 70
19 80
44 46
75 00
4 20
76 03
44 00
16 14
17 50
64 87
28 81
12 30
15 60
70 00
50 40
74 10
6 75
7 00
103 15
23 13
21 09
16 90
122 65
9 45STORE HOUSE
KITCHEN OF MAIN BUILDINCJGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
ABSTRACT G Continued
63
Date
1895
Nov 5
Dec 5
To Whom Paid
What Fob
Brick
Telegrams
1896
Jan 5
T O Brown
Western Union Telegraph Co
Postal Telegraph Co
E N Ennis
J F Wilson
G R Lombard Co
Dufur Co
TuttleB M Co
Richards Shaver
T C Burke
Tripod Paint Co
R P Jarratt
Perkins Mfg Co
W Stebbins
James Hogan
Standard Oil Co
S Hardware Co
J D Easterlin
Pound Allen
Joe Cotton
Milner Kettig Co
E G Rogers
G R Lombard Co
Yale T M Co
J R Hines
Palmer H Co
Pettibone Bros
Yale T M Co
W J Caraker
Milner Kettig Co
Pettibone Bros
Wilcox C CoHardware
Milner Kettig Co
Palmer H Co
Dufur Co
Richards Shaver
Am L M Co
C A ConklinM Co
Culver Kidd
Knowles S P Works
J Staley
S F Hancock
G D Case
Pettibone Bros
T O Brown
J W McMillan
Union Recorder
Geo B Lombard Co
W J Caraker
Geo Gardner
H P Parker
Alien Murologist
Lumber
Tinware
Hardware
u
Registers
Printing
P Paris
Paint
B Pans
Glass
Brooms
Cotton
Oil
Nails
Telephone
Carriage
Fencing
Pipe
Desk
G Bars
Locks
Lime
Hardware
Suits
Locks
B Robes
Pipe
Suits
Gaillords M J
J F Wilson
Milner Kettig Co
Silas Tucker
Wire
Printing
Washer
Tinware
Books etc
Valves
Hardware
Tinware
Paint
Vest
Brick
Tile
Printing
Pipe
Wagon
Carriage
Roofing
Journal
Amount
Tinware
Pipe
Repairs
75 00
4 69
2 74
49 62
16 70
19 38
2 80
18 50
28 00
2 00
38 98
18 00
6 00
22 70
7 73
9 30
11 05
22 00
24 50
11 76
120 79
27 34
103 30
91 67
17 00
16 24
32 00
17 53
15 12
7 80
53 75
1 20
1 28
21 01
17 50
34 56
575 00
48 00
33 15
4 00
13 57
8 00
23 58
3 00
69 25
166 50
19 75
65 51
48 00
111 00
99 21
5 00
5 00
4 50
40 75
4 25
64
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT GContinued
Date
1896
Jan 5
Feb 5
To Whom Paid
What For
C E PrasserLumber
Standard Oil CoKerosene
A M T Iron CoPipe
Cordley HayesChambers
J R HinesLime
Amount
Caps
Iron
Lumber
Straw
Pipe
Pettibone Bros
G R Lombard Co
C E Prasser
J W Teeple Co
Milner Kettig Co
Stevens Bros Co
J L Mott Iron Co
J M Bayne
Culver Kidd Paper
G D CasePaint
Jesse Thompson CoBuilding
J StaleyHardware
W T Conn JrCrockery
J F WilsonBuckets
Walter PaineiFee
American L M CoMachine
G R Lombard Collron
Lorick LowranceTurpentine
Tom BlandPost
Cement
Mattresses
Lumber
Traveling Expenses
Hardware
T C Burke
Hass Guthman Co
Hartford W W M Co
J Thompson Co
T O Powell
Palmer Hardware Co
Culver Moore
C A Cohklin Co
Augusta Broom Co
Cordley Hayes
H F Oppenheimer
T O Brown
C A Robbe
J S Silva
M Rich Bros
Orr L H Co
J P Stevens Bro
H J Lamar Sons
C E Prasser
J R HinesHair
L W LoomisTinware
Osborn W M CoChairs
T C BurkeCement
B G H CoBarrows
R P JarrattBread Pans
T C BurkeICement
G D CasePaint
J StaleyHardware
Culver KiddBooks
Standard Oil Coj Kerosene
G R Lombard CoPipe
Dufur CoI Wire Guards
Culver CorbinHardware
Tinware
Brooms
Chambers
Matches
House
Pipe
Crockery
Matting
Bits
Knives and Forks
Glasses
Lumber
57 87
17 49
127 97
64 80
20 40
15 00
5 75
57 00
106 00
214 18
240 55
76 10
4 20
21 15
21 85
1109 92
10 90
2 05
40 10
5 00
608 36
105 49
29 80
7 50
48 00
68 75
55 59
177 21
25 46
22 07
11 00
45 95
80 00
64 80
11 25
471 69
69 78
38 25
180 75
5 95
40 00
12 00
111 28
2 00
237 60
64 80
16 00
20 00
22 72
24 00
45 79
7 88
4 00
16 08
29 75
722 50
27 44GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
65
ABSTRACT GContinued
Date
1896
Feb 5
To Whom Paid
What For
Amount
UnionRecorder
W J Caraker
Cordley Hayes
Tom Bland
M Rich Bros
March 5 Haas Guthmau Co
J P Wilson
G R Lombard Co
Palmer H Co
American L M Co
G R Lombard Co
Harrison Bros CoPaint
D SluskyiGrate
H B Panconst CoFittings
J R HinesLime
April 5
Printing
Furniture
Chambers
Post
Matting
Mattresses
Hardware
Mens shoes
Hardware
Washing machine
Belting
Tinware
Lumber
Ink
Milk cans
Crockery
Plaster
Piping
Tinware
Wire mattresses
Southern Hardware Co
C E Prasser
Troy L M Co
Iron C M Co
Palmer H Co
J R Hines
C A Robbe
Culver Corbin
M Field Co
W N Bunce Co
D W BrownLumber
R P JarrattBread Pans
C A Conklin CoTinware
Dufur CoWire guards
Osbom W M CoChairs
W T Conn JrClocks
J R HinesLime
G D Case Paints
J StaleyHardware
UnionRecorderPrinting
Southern Hardware CoHardware
J W M Millan
W UTel Co
Postal Tel Co
H B Panconst Co
G R Lombard Co
Palmer Hardware Co
T C Burke
H B Parker
Lombard I W S Co
Standard Oil Co
Southern Hardware Co
Troy L M Co
Dufur Co
Am L M Co
Brick
Telegrams
Pipe
Hardware
Cement
Roofing
Pipe
Oil
Pump
Repairs
Wire
Repairs
Lombard I W 8 CoNails
5
Payne Willingham
J R Hines
Osborn W M Co
W T Conn Jr
J L Mott Iron Works
Lombard I W S Co
Table
Hair
Chairs
Clocks
Pipe
16 50
16 31
64 80
16 00
182 25
68 75
8 20
23 90
59 91
622 09
62 30
31 25
18 00
9 70
10 20
22 27
15 07
12 00
13 00
48 79
2 25
82 32
21 20
5 05
65 00
60 00
39 83
49 50
132 03
113 30
6 90
10 20
12 49
7 55
21 25
14 15
73 00
2 12
64
30 09
8 68
25 35
28 80
73 62
118 76
16 64
1 50
8 25
34 94
164 87
25 02
4 15
4 80
48 60
6 60
48 01
11 04
VIEW SHOWING ONEHALF OF THE NEGRO BUILDINGGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
ABSTRACT G Continued
07
Date
1896
April 5
To Whom Paid
May 5
J R HinesLime
J S SilvaBrushes
H J Lamar SonsCards
Lorick LowranceTurpentine
G D CasePaper
Culver KiddPaint
J StaleyHardware
Culver Corbin
G A GardnerRepairs
W J CarakerB robes
T C BurkeCement
Haas Guthman CoMattresses
Lombard I W S CoIron
Osborn W M CoChairs
Atlanta JournalPrinting
Constitution Pub Co
Westcott Chuck CoRepairs
What Fob
Journal
Tinware
Book
Lumber
Chairs
Tinware
Brooms
Repairs
Lime
Cement
Beds
Brushes
Iron
Chopper
Furniture
Oil
Alienist and Neurologist
L W Loomis
Morning News
E N Ennis
Osborn W M Co
Southern Hardware Co
C A Conklin Co
G W W Stone
J L Mott Iron Works
J R Hines
T C Burke
Haas Guthman Co
G DCase
Lombard I W S Co
Enterprise M Co
Osborn W M Co
Standard Oil Co
Culver Kidd
S F Hancock
G D Case
J Staley
Macon Pub Co
Augusta Chronicle
Payne Willingham
June 5 Baker Bros Co
lAm L M Co
J R Hines
Osborn W M Co
Lea Bros Co
D W Brown
Payne Willingham
Osborn WM Co
J S Silva
G W W Stone
Hass Guthman Co
J R Hines
Tripod Paint Co
Standard Oil Co
Bramhall Dean CoRepairs
Emmett WestPainting
Repairs
Brushes
Foot tubs
Printing
Tables
Glass
Steam boiler
Lime
Chairs
Books
Lumber
Furniture
Tinware
Brooms
Mattresses
Lime
Paint
Oil
Amount
10 20
1 35
15 00
28 73
17 90
13 45
23 35
16 77
7 50
25 56
45 90
82 50
13 56
24 30
3 38
6 10
1 03
5 00
61 20
8 00
27 00
52 43
66 01
68 10
26 25
16 53
34 00
8 00
137 50
58 50
6 74
15 00
54 23
13 50
69 79
5 25
33 95
8 53
6 00
3 75
90 00
32 50
55 80
34 00
94 50
8 50
54 50
3 25
24 30
9 68
52 50
137 50
36 40
12 00
17 33
9 45
35 0068
ANNUAL RETORT
ABSTRACT GContinued
Date
To Whom Paid
W h at Fo R
1896
Tune 5
July 5
Osborn W M CoChairs
Stemple F E M CoExtinguishers
J M EdwardsiShucks
DeSaussures handsLabor
F MinorShucks
Stevens Bros CoBrick
G D CasePaints
J Staley Tinware
Culver KiddBrushes
W T Ccnn JrCrockery
S F HancockRepairs
H P Parker
T C Burke Cement
A FScott Fibre
Osborn W M CojChairs
Terrance Treanor Straw
jP J Cline
J B Pound
Lorick Lowrance Turpentine
Union and Recorder Printing
J A Fay Egan CoBitts
T 0 BurkeCement
i Tripod Paint CoGlass
S F HancockRepairs
Stevens Bros CoJars
M Rich BrosMatting
Hardware
Oil
Culver Corbin
Lombard I W S Co
Standard Oil Co
Chas VincentShucks
H R Worthingtonj Bepairs
H P ParkerTinware
S F Bowser CoOil Tank
Tripod Paint CoGlass
M Rich BrosMatting
Am L M Co
Payne Willingham
T O Powell
Lombard I W S CoNails
Morning NewsPrinting
Repairs
Furniture
Traveling expenses
i J P DavisSoap
J F Wilson H ardware
J Staley
G D CasePaints
Culvert KiddBrushes
T C BurkeCement
Lorick LowranceTurpentine
Milner Kittig CoHose
Druggists circularSubscription
C A Conklin CoTinware
Palmer H Co
Hughes BrosI Brooms
Milner Kiltig CoIPipe
Lombard I W S Co
Morning NewsPrinting
Iron C M CoCans
Amount
29 70
150 00
3 27
29 60
8 77
16 00
10 85
13 17
4 75
2 65
8 25
3 30
14 28
34 50
24 30
35 20
35 27
23 75
26 65
28 25
21 S2
48 00
4 75
5 75
1 90
181 88
13 40
15 20
15 23
4 71
67 00
7 94
45 78
8 18
185 50
2 00
162 50
130 00
66 13
20 00
18 60
46 81
3 50
28 24
15 50
14 56
26 45
321 74
2 00
31 84
29 00
84 00
36 10
16 90
19 98
35 00
13 00GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
ABSTRACT GContinued
09
Date
1896
July 5
Aug 5
J W McMillanBrick
Dixon WilliamsClocks
To Whom Paid
What For
Emrnett WestPainting
Atlanta JournalDaily
J M High ToCrockery
So Bell T T CoTelephone
Damrell UphamBooks
Standard Oil CoOil
Miluer Kittig CoPipe
Standard Oil CoOil
Payne WillinghamFurniture
E N Ennis JrLumber
Tom BlandPost
W J Carakerj Bed robes
R Mitchell P CoCastors
Repairs
Pipe
Painting
Soap
Pipe
Aug 31
Knowles S P Works
Lombard I VV S Co
Stevens Bros Co
Emmett West
J A Home
C A Robbe
Lombard I W S Co
Cam Phil S Co
J L Mott Iron Co
J Van Range Co
Payne Willingham
DunlupH Co
E N Ennis Jr
J R Hines
H J Lamar Sons
Sail Mt A Co
Lombard I W S Co
J H Press
J Staley
G D Cease
Culver Kidd
S F Hancock
Lombard I W S Co
W H Thomas Co
J F Wilson
Henry Hagin
Culver Corbin
Hass Guthman Co
W J Caraker
Union and Recorder
Lombard I W S Co
H P Parker
Payne Willingham
E N Ennis Jr
Lorick Lowranee
M Rich Bros
T C Burke
Am J of Insanity
Folmer SchwingPhoto supplies
C H RichardsonStraw
AlfredWrightWell
J StapleyTinware
Lime
Repairs
Kettle
Furniture
Hardware
Lumber
Wagon
Glasses
Asbestos
Pipe
Journal
Tinware
Paint
Brushes
Repairs
Oil cloth
Hardware
Fencing
Hardware
Mattresses
Bed robes
Printing
Repairs
Furniture
Lumber
Turpentine
Matting
Cement
Journal
AMOUNT
182 00
6 00
35 00
5 00
29 50
6 00
30 00
31 85
36 00
26 00
90 00
205 26
2 25
15 60
45 00
4 00
7 51
3 00
99 75
24 00
64 91
23 30
14 50
21 45
92 00
162 50
32 54
21 60
56 25
9 00
8 23
9 36
1 00
3 96
200 19
14 25
4 25
13 25
32 00
28 65
10 50
20 20
137 50
15 12
2 00
21 57
7 69
117 25
214 34
26 59
181 12
40 00
5 00
4 87
9 23
18 00
17 9870
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT GContinued
DATE
1895
Aug 31
To Whom Paid
What For
Amount
G D CasePaints
Culver KiddSundries
A M JacksonDentistry
J R HinesLime
Willingham S D CoBlinds
Silas TuckerRepairs
ij L Mott Iron W
L W LoomisTinware
J M DornallLabor
Grug Co
Postal Telegraph Co
W U Telegraph Co
UnionRecorder
Mower
Telegrams
Printing
Total 20510 79
170 90
11 10
2 50
16 00
1 50
14 25
6 45
48 00
25 00
40 00
33
1 83
11 25
ABSTRACT H
Showing in detail the expenditures on account of Medical Supplies
from September 1st 1895 to September 1st 1896
Date
To Whom Paid
What For
1895
Oct 5
Nov 5
Dec 5
Bluenthal BeckartWhiskey
Culver Kidd Drugs
G D Case
A N M BlockWhiskey
Shenholser Stewart
Culver KiddjDrugs
G D Case
C E Stults CoWhiskey
Culver KiddDrugs
G D Case
1896
Jan 5 A S Aloe Co H needles
Culver KiddDrugs
Gilpin L CoWhiskey
G D CaseDrugs
Feb 5 6 D Case
Culver Kidds
C B Stults CoWhiskey
AN M Block
March 5 C E Stults Co
Culver KiddDrugs
E Walters CoWhiskey
Shenholser Stewart
G D CaseDrugs
G D Case
iCulverKidd
E L BornesWine
Gilpin L Co Whiskey
Amount
April 5
May 5
June 5
Culver Kidd
G D Case
Shenholser Stewart
A N M Block
Culver Kidd
G D Case
Gilpin L Co
Drugs
Whiskey
Drugs
Whiskey
124 00
201 50
52 24
117 60
115 00
208 55
16 95
122 75
66 16
63 25
8 60
104 26
169 70
139 35
47 05
151 50
120 25
88 05
122 75
56 80
119 00
81 40
121 63
109 19
91 55
14 44
83 25
142 95
74 03
125 00
86 33
47 25
156 48
83 25GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
71
ABSTRACT HContinued
Date To Whom Paid What For Amount
1890 July 5 Bausch L Opt Co it 54 10 31 03
7 52
Culver Kidd 109 80
G D Case 54 63
25 37
Willis Prichard 30 CO
Aug 5 12 30
90 00
A S Aloe Co 27 00
Bausch L Opt Co 33 23
105 20
A S Aloe Co 2 00
Gr D Case 73 47
Culver Kidd 58 20
Bausch E Ont Co 56 16
Gilpin L Co 170 86
Aug 31 78 20
133 10
G D Case t 54 08
2 06
116 58
Total
4756 95
ABSTRACT I
Showing in detail the expenditures on account of contingencies from
September 1st 1895 to September 1st 1896
Date
To Whom Paid
1895
Oct 5 lj J Allen
H J Carr
What For
Escaped patient
Railroad fare
Nov 5
Dec 5
E P GibsonEscaped patient
W G Lockhart
IA J CarrRailroad fare
Ir HumphriesEscaped patient
i A J CarrRailroad fare
S L TerryEscaped patient
A J Carr Railroad fare
S L TerryJEscaped patient
A M Benford
iA J CarrRailroad fare
T O Powell
A J Carr
E F BerdaReturning patient
A J CarrRailroad fare
Expenses
Railroad fare
Amount
3 01
6 00
4 16
5 75
4 50
6 50
22 00
6 50
3 00
1 00
10 75
24 50
4 75
2 00
12 21
8 00
33 05
5 00
9 90
3 00
7 60
10 50
18 25
16 50
23 72
3 25
7 5072
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT IContinued
Date To Whom Paid What For Amount
1896 Dec 5 1896 Jan 6 A J Carr W R Cook D D Davisi Sam SimpsonA J Carr Escaped patient Returning patient Railroad fare ii it u i a ii ii ii ii a ii ii ii a ii a Returning patient Railroad fare a ii it u a ii a ii ii ii ii ii ii ii i ii ii i Escaped patient Railroad fare ii ii a u u it it ii it i Railroad fare it ii ii it it it Escaped patient Railroad fare it ii ii ii ii it ti u ii it it ti it ii u ti ti ti ii u Escaped patient Railroad fare it ii it it u it tt tt 4 50 5 00 7 10 11 32 3 50
3 50
a 5 00
el 5 00
u 4 70
t 3 00 3 15
Feb 5 a 16 50
a 6 00
12 75
5 00
i 4 00
Cl 13 00
if 4 20
a 9 00
k 2 50
i 5 00
tt 7 00
April 5 tt 16 30
u 5 50
1 18 75
2 00
t 2 00 5 50
1 3 25
1 00
May 5 1 75
1 00
29 85
A J Carr 5 50 6 25
I 5 50
t 5 60
June 5 3 25 15 93
A J Carr it 8 75 10 50
a 3 00
i 7 00
it 4 25
i 29 20
it 11 55
3 50
22 69
li 5 60 5 35
July 5 J C Haddock 6 00
5 60
ii 4 50
a 7 00
u 3 50
ii 4 50
GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
73
ABSTRACT I Continued
Date
To Whom Paid
1896
July 5 1A J Carr
i
Aug 5 I
J P Jackson
A J Carr
Aug 31
Jasper Scott
A J Carr
J P Jackson
A J Carr
W C Hardie
What For
Amount
Railroad fare
Escaped patient
Railroad fare
Escaped Patient
Railroad fare
Escaped Patient
Railroad fare
Escaped Patient
10 75
18 00
16 00
6 75
13 50
3 50
7 00
4 75
5 60
17 10
5 00
3 00
14 00
6 50
1 00
28 00
8 00
5 00
5 00
6 50
22 00
4 25
5 50
7 50
10 00
Total
909 24
N BThe amount paid Mr A J Carr Treas is the fare of dis
charged patients home
ABSTRACT J
Showing in detail expenditures on account of stationery and postage from
September 1st 1895 to September 1st 1896
Date
To Whom Paid
What For
1895
Oct 5
Nov 5
Dec 5
1896
Jan 5
Feb 5
March 5
April 5
May 5
C M Wright P MPostage
Morning News
C M Wright P M
C M Wright P M
C M Wright P M
Morning News
C M Wright P M
Morning News
C M Wright P M
jC M Wright P M
Foote Davis Co
C M Wright P M
Morning News
Morning News
Morning News
Letter heads
Postage
Amount
Paper
Postage
Paper
Postage
Paper
Postage
Paper
33 80
45 00
83 40
27 90
20 90
8 00
66 50
45 00
30 90
20 90
26 75
69 95
53 50
25 00
25 0074
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT JContinued
Date
1896
May 5
June 5
July 5
Aug 5
Aug 31
To Whom Paid
C M Wright P M
Morning News
C M Wright P M
C M Wright PM
W T Crenshaw
C MWright P M
J G Deitz
C MWright P M
J G Deitz
C M Wright P M
What For
Postage
Paper
Postage
ii
Paper
Postage
Book
Postage
Blotters
Postage
Total
Amount
22 90
22 00
63 60
42 70
2 00
30 90
20 00
54 50
2 50
15 00
858 60
ABSTRACT K
Statement of Lucius J Lamar Steward State Lunatic Asylum of the
Special Appropriation for enlarging the Institution
1895
Sept 1
20
Oct 27
Nov 20
Dec 11
Dr
To Balance 18953 79
Requisition 14784 26
4706 00
5650 00
2136 99
46231 04
Cr
Date
1895
Oct 5
Nov 5
Dec 5
1896
Jan 5
March 11
18
To Whom Paid
What For
By T O BrownContract
Hardware
Buckets
OrrL H Co
J C VanSyckel
E N EnnisLumber
C M Wright P MPostage
Amount
11088 19
3529 50
4237 50
23215 75
3979 25
8 25
11 74
160 65
21
46231 04GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
75
ABSTRACT L
Statement of Lucius J Lamar Steward State Lunatic Asylum of the
Special Appropriation for Duplicating Pump
Date To Whom Paid What For Amount
1895 Oct 7 By T 0 Brown BrickWork 97 43
ABSTRACT M
Statement of Lucius J Lamar Steward State Lunatic Asylum of the
Special Appropriation for heating detached buildings
1896
Feb 21 To Requisition
Dr
5552 00
Cr
Date
1890
June 5
July 5
To Whom Paid
What For
Amount
By E M Eunis JrLumber
DeSaussures HandsLabor
T C BurkeiCement
J R HinesLime
Milner KettigjPipe
J R HinesLime
Lombard CoiPlates
J R HinesLime
De Saussures HandsLabor
Aug 5
Aug 31
H R Worthington
Lombard Co
J W McMillan
T C Burke
Sail M A Co
J W McMillan
Milner Kettig
DeSaussures Hands
H P Parker
T C Burke
J W McMillan
J R Hines
Lombard Co
DeSaussures Hands
Milner Kettig
J R Hines
Stevens Bros Co
Milner Kettig Co
Cash on hand
jPump
Boiler
Brick
Cement
Asbestos
Brick
Pipe
Labor
Roofing
Cement
Brick
Lime
Pipe
Labor
Pipe
Lime
Pipe
Pipe
Total
66 63
43 85
11 20
42 50
1015 11
41 65
22 20
93 75
300 90
236 00
535 74
541 45
48 00
7 05
254 80
37 25
383 65
97 44
40 00
134 40
16 00
1 56
543 35
1 73
34 00
11 62
13 40
976 77
5552 00ANNUAL KElOKT
ABSTRACT N
Statement of Lucius J Lamar Steward State Lunatic Asylum of the
special appropriation for building brick wall
1890
Feb 21
Dr
To RequisitionS 0000 00
ABSTRACT O
Showing requisitions drawn on State Treasurer on account of support
and maintenance of the State Lunatic Asylum from September 1st 1895
to September 1st 1890
1895
Sept 20To Requisition 17500 00
Oct 20To 17500 00
Nov 20To 17500 00
Dec 20To 17500 00
1890
Jan 20To 19166 00
Feb 20To 19166 66
March 20To 19166 66
April 23To 19166 66
May 23To 19166 66
June 23To 19166 66
July 23To 19160 00
Aug 20To 19160 06
223333 28GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
77
ABSTRACT
Showing average number of patients in this institution the per capita per
diem and the per capita per annum from 1873 to 1896 inclusive
COST PER
YEAR NUMBER OF PATIENTS COST PER DIEM ANNUM
1873 550 52 cents 190 70
1874 550 481 cents 177 36
1875 600 37J cents 136 80
1876 600 37 cents 137 77
1877 638 36 63100 cents 133 70
1878 725 34 55100 cents 126 11
1879 743 32 910 cents 120 10
1880 820 35 64100 cents 130 09
1881 886 33 910 cents 123 74
1882 942 38 cents 140 98
1883 1005 33 310 cents 121 46
1884 1179 34 cents 126 90
1885 1232 34 18100 cents 124 76
1886 1237 33k cents 123 19
1887 1266 34 12100 cents 127 40
1888 1340 34 83100 cents 127 48
1889 1438 34 74100 cents 126 81
1890 1538 31 43100 cents 114 72
1891 1616 32 8100 cents 117 09
1892 1618 32 33100 cents 118 33
1893 1623 31 95100 cents 116 62
1894 1709 32 42100 cents 108 60
1895 1783 32 cents 116 80
1896 1912 32 42100 cents 118 33
ABSTRACT Q
Showing costs of maintaining one patient by the year month week
and day
For one year 365 days U8 33
For one month 30 days 9 73
For one week 7 days 2 27
For one day 32 42100
Report of Assistant Steward
State Lunatic Asylum 1
Milledgeville Ga September 1st 1886
Mr L J Lamar Steward
Dear SirI herewith hand you my report as Assistant Steward for
the year beginning September 1st 1895 and ending with August 31st 1896
of dairy garden and pork also statement of stock wagons etc on hand
September 1st 1896 We have lost from February 8th to August 21stANNUAL EEPORT
inclusive one hundred and seventytwo head of hogs from cholera also
four cows from unknown cause Our prospect for winter vegetables sweet
potatoes etc is very poor indeed on account of continued dry weather
Very respectfully
GEOBGE W HOLLENSHEAD
Assistant Steward
DAIRY Cr
By sweet milk gallons 39609 at 18c 7129 75
By beef pounds 9791J at 4 05c 396 55
By hides pounds 1886 at 3c 56 58
By empty bran and C 8 meal sacks No 3359 at 3c 100 77
7683 65
Dr
To wages of hands 799 80
To bran pounds 359250 at 60c 2155 50
To hay pounds 27752 at 40c Ill 00
To cotton seed meal tons 50 at 1750 875 00
To cotton seed hulls tons 20 at 3 60 00
To cow feed pounds 5678 at 50c 28 39
To salt sacks number 18 at 40c 7 20
To tie rope pounds 28 at 10c 2 80
To seed barley bushels 12 at 115 14 37
To well rope pounds 14 at 6Jc 92
To well buckets number 2 at 30c 60
To Lucerne seed bushels 2 at 6 12 00
To butcher knife number 1 at 30c 30
To turpentine pints number 1 at 4c 04
To stock powders packages 2 dozen at 250 5 00
To curry combs number 3 at 20 60
To grass blades number 2 at 60c 1 204074 72
By balance in favor of Dairy 3608 93
GARDEN
Cr
By Cabbage heads 13801 at 3c 414 03
By Turnip greens bushels 620 at 20c 124 00
By Bough turnips bushels 3250 at 30c 975 00
By Rutabaga turnips bushels 2091 at 60c 1254 60
By Sweet potatoes bushels 2556 at 50c 1278 00
By Radish bushels 100 at 50c 50 00
By Onions bushels 697 at 90c 627 30
By Snap beans bushels 21 at 75c 15 75
By English peas bushels 12 at 1 12 00
By Squash bushels377 at 60c 226 20
By Lettuce bushels 24 at 20c 4 80
By Okra bushels 202 at 1 202 00
By Cucumbers bushels 105 at 1 105 00GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
GARDENContinued
By Beets bushels 359 at 50c 179 50
By Irish potatoes bushels 364 at 1 364 00
By Tomatoes bushels 90 at 50c 45 00
By Butter beans bushels 23 at 1 23 50
By Field peas bushels 159 at 50c 79 62
By Pepper bushels 16 at 50c 8 00
By Scuppernongs ashels 12 at fl 12 00
By Green corn dozens 1328 at 10c 132 80
By Watermelons number 2240 at 5c 112 00
By Cantelopes number 5010 at 3c 150 30
By Eggplants number 1265 at 2c 25 30
By Sheaf oats pounds 21576 at 50c 107 88
By Hay pounds 18425 at 20c 36 85
By Fodder pounds 1162 at 50c 5 81
6571 24
Dr
To Wages and board Mr Vinson 580 00
To Wages and board Mr Simpson 390 00
To Wages of hands 824 40
To Farm implements 35 87
To 13 sacks guano 27 95
To One ton acid phosphate 13 00
To Two tons cotton seed meal 36 00
To 1279 bushels cotton seed 127 90
To 26 bushels onion sets 76 30
To 29 barrels seed Irish potatoes 56 55
To Garden seed 147 83
To One axe and helve 75
To Two water buckets 60
To Two tin dippers 10
To Feed wear and tear five mules 375 00
To Purchase one cart and harness 67 00
2759 25
By Balance in favor of garden 3811 99
PORK
By Pork 22974 pounds at 5c
Pork Dr
To Corn 44 bushels at 43c 18 92
To Purchase of 70 shoats 141 22
To Stock powders 4 dozen packages at 2 50 10 00
170 14
By balance in favor of Pork 978 56
By total credit of Dairy Garden and Pork 15403 59
To total debit of Dairy Garden and Pork 7004 11
By total balance in favor of DairyGarden and Pork 8399 48
CR
1148 7080
ANNUAL REPORT
STATEMENT OF STOCK WAGONS Ac ON HAND SEPT 1ST 1896
Mules 20
Horses 2
Carriages and harness 2
Carriage and harness old 1
Twohorse wagons and harness 6
Dump carts and harness 7
Hearse 1
Hearse Wagon 1
Ox carts 4
Plow stocks and geer 6
Axes 2
Pitchforks 4
Rakes 5
Spades 4
Shovels 24
Weeding hoes 14
Milch cows 68
Calves 27
Heifers 25
Yearlings 5
Work oxen 6
Bulls 2
Hogs and pigs 110
Picks 10
Report of Treasurer
Milledgeville Ga September 23 1896
Dr T O Powell Supbrinlendeni etc
Dear SirHerewith please find my report for fiscal year commenc
ing Sept 1st 1895 and ending August 31st 1896
Very truly c
A J CARR Treasurer
A J CARR Treasurer IN ACCOUNT WITH STATE LUNATIC
ASYLUMDUPLICATING PUMP c
1895 Dr
Sept 1 To balance cash on hand 97 43
1895 Cr
Oct 10 My expenditures 97 43
heating detached building
1896 Dr
Feb 21 To cash from State Treasurer 5552 00
1896 Cr
Aug 31 By expenditures 4575 23
By balance cash on hand 976 77
5552 00
building brick wall
1896 Dr
Feb 21 To cash from State Treasurer 6000 00
Cr
May 31 By expenditures 5397 29
By balance cash oi hand 602 71
6000 00GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM SI
A J CARR Treasurer IN ACCOUNT WITH STATE LUNATIC
ASYLUMSUPPORT AND MAINTENANCE
1895 Db
Sept 1 To balance cash on hand 11316 60
1896
Aug 31 To cash from State Treasurer 223333 28
234649 88
1896 Cr
Aug 31 By wages 55266 45
Salaries 19566 60
Subsistance 80999 83
Clothing 25751 31
Incidental expenses 20510 79
Fuel and transportation 18249 01
Medical supplies 4756 95
Contingencies 909 24
Stationery and postage 858 60
Balance cash on hand 7781 10
234649 88
enlarging the institution
1895 Dr
Sept 1 To balance cash on hand 18953 79
1896
April 10 To cash from State Treasurer 27277 25
46231 04
1896 CR
April 10 By expenditures 46231 04
Report of Engineer
State Lunatic Asylum
Milledgevillb Ga September 1 1896f
Dr T O Powell Superintendent etc
SirI have the honor to submit herewith my Annual Report of the
workings of this department
Respectfully
T H DeSAUSSURE Engineer
IMPROVEMENTS
The legislature of 1895 made a special appropriation for the purpose of
putting yard walls about the new building for patients of this wall there
has been built eight hundred and eighteen 818 lineal feet thirteen feet
682
ANNUAL REPORT
high and eight hundred and ninetyseven lineal feet ten feet high There
still remains a small portion of wall in front of the building yet to be laid
To make a suitable work room for the pathologist we have taken that
part of the chapel for the dead situated on the west side of the central hall
way and fitted it up as a laboratory putting in cupboards shelving sinks
hot and cold water and gas The central hallway has been converted into
a chapel by enclosing the south end with glass and putting in a glass door
at the north end
In moving the male patients from the male wings of the main building
where each ward had a separate dining room to the new building where
there are three congregate dining halls it was found necessary to make
an entire new set of dining tables fiftyeight in number that space be
economised and a uniform appearance be presented
It has been found advisable to move the apothecary department from
the residence portion of the male convalescent building to the more com
modious quarters in the new building These quarters are not only more
convenient than the old but they are in a more central position and afford
greater facilities for the transaction of business New shelving cupboards
and a prescription stand have been put in the old shelving being used in
part in fitting up the new compounding room which has been added to
this department
The two detached buildings have for years past been heated by means
of hotair furnaces located under the wards These have always been
costly in maintenance and in fuel and have been a constant source of dan
ger to the buildings and inmates from fire The special appropriation made
by the Legislature at its last session for putting a steamheating plant in
these buildings has been used toward that end and the work is well under
way and will be completed before cold weather begins It was found nec
essary to build an entirely new boilerroom and chimney for the boiler for
this heating apparatus This boiler room and chimney have been made
large enough to accommodate the boiler supplying steam for the laundry
machine shop and dry kilns in order that both boilers may be in one
house and under the care of one man This boiler has been taken out of
the old room and placed in the new one thus vacating a room twentytwo
by twentyeight feet This old boiler room is in precisely the most desirable
position as regards the laundry for use as a room for soiled clothes and it
will be used as such and fitted with bins etc for the reception of clothes
as they come from the several wards
During the past year the space between the original laundry building
and the old boiler room has been built up with brick walls on sides and
one end and roofed over thus enlarging the wash room of that department
by a floor space of thirty by sixty feet This space as well as the old wash
room 22x45 feet and the ironing room 22x45 feet has been paved with
pressed tile laid in cement Three new all brass washing machines have
been added to this department and all of the machinery moved into the
annex giving proper space for the handling and sorting of the clothes
before they are distributed to the several wards A twentyfivegallon
copper steamjacketed starch kettle and a fiftygallon copper steamjacketed
soap kettle have been purchased and put in service The soap kettle willGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
83
be an especial saving to the institution doing away as it does with the
services of one woman and the expense attending the burning of wood
under an open kettle as was formerly done in makins soft or lye soap
Much earth has been moved from the front of the new building by
patients working under the care of attendants and the work of beautify
ing the grounds is progressing as fast as can be done with this help Ter
races have been thrown up and the banks sodded The terrace bank in
front of the building for female convalescents has been sodded also and
presents a much more attractive appearance
Some of the wards vacated by the male patients when they were
moved into the new building are of the oldest of the institution and were
needing a genaral overhauling badly
A great deal of this work has been done On the seventh ward the
plastering has been chopped and a slip coat of lime putty and plaster of
paris put on On the eighth and ninth wards it was found cecessary to
knock all of the plastering off and put on new A great deal of the
woodwork has been replaced new floors laid and new sash put in and
eleven wards have thus been patched whitewashed and painted Much
of the plumbing on these wards was in need of repair this has been done
New pipes both for hot and cold water and also soil pipes have been put
in A new bath tub has also been put on the first ward
Besides doing a large amount of ordinary repair work necessary about
the institution during the year the carpenters have made the following
8 window frames
18 door frames
1 double door frame
5 gates
6 boxes for pipe
4 ladders
125 dining tables
8 tops for iron frame tables
103 window sash
4 panel doors
8 pairs of steps
1 platform for steps
1 engine room floor
1 porch floor
2 room floors
17 water closet floors
3 portico floors
1 hallway floor at chapel
37 wire guards
50 iron wire guards hung
248 bedsteads
49 lattice doors
1 well curb
1 Mortar box
2 large double gates
1 bolster
2 cart bodies
1 wagon body
3 tables for sinks
10 bake house paddles
4 sets shelving
16 water closet seats
30 shuck mops
400 curtain strips
200 sash stops
10 clothes racks
20 hoe handles
1 bread box
12 voucher boxes
2 commodes
5 trap doors
183 coffins
18 boxes for shipping coffins
148 dining room benches
1 top to well
1 hot house in front yard
1 stairway
1 shed at water works
2 frames for flushing tanks
9 pieces of furniture for apothe
cary and laboratory84
ANNUAL REPORT
Report of Matron
State Lunatic Asylum V
Milledgeville Ga Sept 1st 1896 f
Dr T O Powell Superintendent
Permit me to submit the enclosed as my report for the year ending
September 1st 1896 I would add that repairing has been done for the
institution and all scraps and remnants have been put to a good use and
have been properly accounted for through the Storekeepers office
All of which is respectfully submitted
Mrs j M DARNELL Matron
clothing and other articles made from SEPT 1st 1895
TO SEPT 1st 1899
Aprons 483 j
Bonnets 382
Bed ticks 1245
Bosomed shirts 241
Coats 3
Chemise 3066
Curtains 302
Carpet rugs 361
Carpets 5
Carriage cover 1
Cotton sacques 12
Dresses 3823
Drawers 3153
Dresses flannel
Drawers flannel
Doormats
Flannel capes
Flannel sacques
16
44
25
30
72
Flannel shirts
Flannel skirts
Gowns
Night shirts
Pants
Pillow cases
Pillow ticks
Pillow and case
Shirts
Sheets
Suspenders
Shirt waists
Spreads
Towels
Table covers
Undershirts
Underwaists
Window shades
40
144
1878
9
3318
4727
2240
25
4232
4734
2572
51
664
1553
15
2284
216
104
Total amount42070
CLOTHING MADE FROM GOODS BELONGING TO PATIENTS
Aprons 9 Gowns 19
Curtains 5 Shirtwaists 18
Chemise 17 Underskirts 23
Drawers 10 Underwaists 4
Dresses 36 j Wrappers 7
Total amount
148
PRESERVES AND PICKLES MADE BY MATRON 1896
Pickles gallons 200 j Jelly glasses 220
Preserves gallons 1965 Canned fruit gallons 96GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
85
Storekeepers Report
Office of the Storekeeper
Georgia Lunatic Asylum
September 1st 1896
Mr L J Lamab Steward
Dear SirHerewith I hand you report of all issues in my depart
ment for the fiscal year beginning September 1st 1895 and ending August
31st 1896
Amount of stock on hand the 31st day of August 1896 792817
Apothecary DepartmentAmount of purchases of drugs surgical in
struments liquors etc 473552
Engineers DepartmentAmount of purchases issued to engineer on
requisition 1010477
In the remainder of my report amount of purchases includes the
stock I had on hand at the beginning of the fical year in 1895
Very respectfully
W H HUNTER Storekeeper
ARTICLES
Amount
Purchased
Amount I Amount
Issued On Hand
Bacon pounds
Beef pounds
Coffee pounds
tFlour pounds
Grits pounds
Lard pounds
Meal pounds
Rice pounds
Sugar pounds
Tea pounds
Mutton pounds
Tallow pounds
Oat Meal pounds
Cheese pounds
Soda pounds
Tomatoes canned cans
Mackerel pounds
Fruit dried pounds
Milk sweet gallons
Milk butter gallons
Apples bushels
Turnips barrels
Candles pounds
Syrup gallons
Butter pounds
Pork fresh
Onions barrels
201338
379575
33028
383485
100549
30122
190338
69476
63958
2651
14859
7895
428
11342
1091
168
10000
10364
68798
21497J
914
45
6875
8790
240884
22178
22
174804
379575
29562
365558
88523
29015
190338
59073
63118
1725
14859
7395
358
11342
855
168
10000
10364
68798 J
21497J
914
45
5434
84785
217274
22178
22
Bacon
fFlour
Lost from dripping and handling 2573
Lost in handling 118
23961
3466
17809
12026
1107
11403
840
926
500
70
236
1441
312
236186
ANNUAL REPORT
ARTICLES
Amount Amount Amount
Purchased Issued On Hand
Cod Fish pounds
Sausage pounds
Potash pounds
Peas pounds
Pepper pounds
Potatoes Irish sacks
Salt sacks
tLemons dozen
Starch pounds
Tobacco pounds
Eggs dozen
Soap Turpentine bars
JTurpentine Spirits gallons
i Vinegar gallons
Coats
Pants pairs
HVests
Drawers pairs
Shirts
Undershirts
Chemise
Dresses calico
Dresses homespun
Dresses strong
Gowns
Underskirts
Aprons
Bonnets
Bedticks
Bed spreads
Sheets
Pillow cases
Pillow ticks
Sacques
Underwaists
Curtains
Table covers
Window shades
Suspenders pairs
Shirt waists
Pillows
Shawls
Rugs
Shirts flannel
Drawers flannel
Capes wool
Masquerade suits
Carpets
Ginghams yards
Sheeting yards
120
116
5962
34830
808
579
347
575
2530
69851
10852
16260
9874
808
1633
3414
827
3177
4644
767
3076
1643
1841
450
1880
2493
633
485
1464
1343
4557
5776
2137
65
243
295
17
78
2942
40
27
144
207
59
40
30
9
3
2417
36000
120
116
5552
34665
696
523
330
5531
1865
6490
10852
14185
808
695
1481
3439
060
3177
4028
707
3076
1643
184
368
1880
2493
531
485
1235
1107
4177
5149
1119
65
243
295
17
PeasLost in handling 165
LemonsLost from spoiling 211
Turpentine SpiritsLost from leakage and evaporation 491
I VinegarLost from leakage etc 28
VestsError in issuing 35
410
112
56
17
6651
4891
2084
130
85
152
5
132
616
82
102
229
236
380
617
1018
2403
40
27
144
207
59
40
30
539
850 15671
36DUO GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
87
ARTICLES
Amount
Purchased
Shirting yards 34801
Calico yards 17 927
Checks yards 12245
Cottonades yards 5 164
Crash yards l950
Hannel yards 1263
Jeans yards 33391
Drilling yards1 6036
Osnaburgs yards 115211
Bleaching yards 2813f
Sheeting bleached yards 385J
Ticking yards 4668
Carpeting yardsI l630
Matting cocoa yardsI 1018
Blankets pairs 3 735
Blankets indestructable pairs
Sheets oil
Shoes pairs
Slippers pairs
pairs
Hose 7175
Hose
Half
Brushes hair
Brushes shoes
Brushes whitewash
Brushes scrub
Brushes shaving
Brooms
Brushes tooth
Combs coarse
Combs fine
Combs tucking
Combs plantation
Pins papers
Hairpins papers
Needles papers
Thread spools
Thread balls pounds
Cards decks
Traps rat
Thimbles
Scissors pairs
Blacking shoe boxes
Tacks packages
Bazors
Shoestrings leather bundles
Shoestrings linen bunches
Spectacles pairs
Handkerchiefs
Blueing boxes
Twine balls
Strops razor
Cards Jim Crow pairs
Dusters feather
Towels
Buttons gross
Amount l Amount
Issued On Hand
36
596
4008
1151
Hats 1 1553
4892
272
140
329 j
148
38
2164i
149
604
354
17
253
400
827
659
10604
150
217
24
454
68
340
383
68
18
652
187
1676
126
106
20
68
28
3181
11564
348011
17927
12245
5164
1950
l263j
333
6000
9121
2813J
2991
3459
1630
776
3499
35
339
3501
780
1490
4014
6150
187
61
293
126
32
1948
106
539
347
5
252
322
273
354
7186
131
184
1
403
68
204
194
37
6
535
124
1364
241
101
20
45
24
2590
779
36
2400
86
1209
241
236
1
257
507
371
63
878
1025
85
79
36
22
6
216
43
65
7
12
1
78
554
305
348
19
33
23
51
136
189
31
12
117
63
312
102
23
4
590
3 771ANNUAL KEPORT
ARTICLES
Amount Amount Amount
Purchased Issued On Hand
Napkins dozens
Buckets water
Buckets well
Bran pounds
Corn pounds
Hay pounds
Oats pounds
Meal cotton seed tons
Coffee pots
Buckets tin
Dippers tin
Cups tin
Pans wash
Plates tin
Pitchers tin
Pans mess
Tubs tin
Candlesticks
Pans baking
Cans milk
Pans tin milk
Pans muffin
Measures tin
Lanterns
Scoops coal
Spades
Spoons
Turners Batter Cake
Shovels short handle
Waiters
Cans lard
Bowls and Pitchers
Cups and Saucers
Plates granite
Plates soup
Pitchers granite
Chambers
Dishes granite
Tumblers
Pitchers syrup
fDishes sugar
Dishes butter
Spittoons
Nappies
Whirls well
Rope pounds
Knives and forks
Axes
Knives butcher
Hops pounds
Forks flesh
Blades M S
Baskets grate
Mats foot
Oil cloth yards
72
513
65
369090
150290
63160
91857
10
64
128
1916
3506
3697
2651
216
72
199
188
98
8
15
29
21
37
4854
6
3
25
11
174
1880
1164
556
163
715
317
1625
92
19
7
25
22
72
393
30
360090
150290
63160
91857
10
51
128
940
2483
3490
1620
152
63
199
128
95
4
15
6
9
18
13
26
3185
6
1
25
11
53
1789
974
438
104
579
285
1104
92
17
7
25
2
13 7
273 190
221 104
16 7
61 43
98 58
19 2
19 10
5 3
39 36
749 653
120
35
13
976
1073
207
1031
64
9
60
3
4
11
8
11
1669
121
91
133
118
59
136
32
521
20
6
83
117
9
18
40
17
9
2
3
96
Plates graniteBroken and lost in using 57
fDishes sugarBroken in handling 2GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
89
ARTICLES
Amount
Purchased
Amount Amount
Issued On Hand
Locks
Picks railroad
Globes lanterns
Glass window boxes
Handles axe
Casters bed sets
Irons sad
Acid oxalic ounces
Tripoli packages
Tapers wax
Clocks
Robes burial
Hamestrings
Handles pick
Ginger powdered pounds
Powders stock packages
Soap blue bars
Lampwicks
Soap toilet cases
Chairs
Matresses wire
Paper writing quires
Envelopes packages
Pencils lead
Ink writing ounces
Pens writing
Books blank
Tablets writing
Staffs pen
Books time
Heads letter
Paper writing
Matches boxes
99
15
55
40
45
G32
21
608
224
408
18
79
68
31
21
12
448
468
102
912
284
1061
579
2620
785
2751
206
138
216
28
32000
55
10282
85
3
20
19
24
373
21
456
201
60
18
63
39
28
21
12
244
103
30
912
284
1029
377
1751
730
1776
146
98
128
8
32000
3
7077
14
12
35
21
21
259
152
23
348
16
29
3
204
365
72
32i
202
869
55
975
60
40
88
20
52
3205
SUNDRIES
Cart harness sets 4
Lawn mowers 5
Jam ginger pounds 1
Onions pecks 2
Funnels 3
Cinnamon cansj 2
Cabbage 26
Glass pounds 1
Jars 60
Garden seed assorted pounds 221
Jars fruit dozens 24
Sweet potatoes bushels
Holland yards
Curtain rollers 2
Nuts assorted pounds 610
Gelatine packages 24
Wine sherry quarts 10
Vanilla bottles 7
Cheese poundsI 22
Mackerel6
90
ANNUAL REPORT
ARTICLES
Amount
Purchased
Amount
Issued
Sardines boxes
Pickles bottles
Mucilage bottles
Candy pounds
Rose water ounce bottles
Macaroni pounds
Sifters
Citron pounds
Bread loaves
98
5
2
594
3
10
3
1
20
Laundry lists 2600
Scooters Georgia
Plows steel pounds
Calton balls boxes
Crackers pounds
Tartaric Acid pounds
Striping brushes
Corn vegetables cans
Salmon cans
Celery bunches
Oysters gallons
Bands I R box
Oysters cans
44
213
2
10V
i
4
104
24
11
3
s
20
Annual reports 502
Prescription books
Paint pounds
Sausage pounds
Waste basket
Baking dishes
Yellow bowls
Coffee pots
Hatchets
Plow points
Plow bolts
Baking powder cans
Prunes pounds
Assorted fruits dozens
Oranges box
Cranberries gallons
Flax spools
Maple syrup bottle
Buck wheat sack
Cape
Suit of clothes
Oil cloth yards
Laws of Lunacy books
Assorted fruits pounds
Cocoanuts
Mule and horse shoes keg
Pincers horse shoes pair
Iron bars
Axle grease barrel
Desk
Beans packages
Swiss yards
Guards grate
Zinc pounds
Cartridges boxes
500
25
23
1
3
2
1
1
24
24
7
34
494
25
4
10
o
2
1
1
2
1000
615
206
10
1
9
1
1
1
95
4
Hh
2
98
5
2
594
3
10
3
1
20
2500
44
213
2
107
I
4
4
104
24
11
3
8
20
5000
500
25
23
1
3
2
1
1
24
24
7
34
49i
25
4
10
2
2
1
1
2
1000
615
206
10 i
1
9
1
1
a
95
4
Amount
On HandGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
91
ARTICLES
Amount
Purchased
Cr
Amount 1 Amount
Issued On Hand
Grommets teeth gross
Ice pounds
Sauce bottles
International stock food dozen
Table salt bags
Faucets
Elastic stockings pair
Mince meat buckets
Memorandum books dozen
Christmas toys lots
Coffee pounds
Strawberry extract bottle
Powder face boxes
Official envelopes packages
Ribbon yards
Handkerchief silk
Silk tie
Veil
Towels
Handkerchief
Acid phosphate bottles
Blotters
Sateen yards
Crepon yards
Sage pounds
Graham flour pounds
Pepper black cans
Powder gun pounds
Shot gun pounds
Journal leather
Attendants report
Forks sterling plate dozen
Buggy whip
Bedstead
Spring bed
Knives ivory handles dozen
Lists blank
Boots
Invoice Books
Curry combs dozen
Book check
Book receipt
But Saws
Frying Pans
Bakers Soapstone
Saucepans
Bell hand
Graham Flour barrel
Pearline
Plow Handles
Bolts
Steel tool bars
Iron strands Sweeds bar
Belt punch
Truck willow
Peach trees
193 193
3 3
8 8
2 2
4 4
1 1
3 3
1 1
6 6
2 2
1 1
3 3
3 3
6 6
1 1
1 1
1 1
6 6
1 1
2070 2070
36 36
12 12
12 12
1 1
50 50
2 2
i i
3 3
1 1
1000 1000
2 2
6 6
1 1
1 1
1 1
2 2
500 500
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
2 2
2 2
1 1
1 1
1 1
6 6
2 2
800 800
1 1
2 2
1 1
2 2
1400 1400
B
92
ANNUAL REPORT
ARTICLES
Amount
Purchased
Amount I Amount
Apple trees
Beater egg
Order blanks patients
Solder pounds
Farm bells
Stamping powder package
India relish bottle
Fertilizer sacks
Pineapple cans
Beef cans
Horse rasps
Stove polish box
Book history
Copy books dozen
Machine oil bottles
Abstract of purchases blanks
Checks blanks
Inventories blank
Tables and mirrows
Pan dish
Boiler
Plate castors set
Tables
Acid gallons
Ammonia gallons
Ice cream freezer
Erasers circular dozen
Grass blades
Aniline blue pounds
Lime chloride of cans pounds
Soda caustic
Locks
Props sash dozen
Hoes dozen
Latches dozen
Beef chipped pounds
Olives bottles
Meat chopper
Strawberries quarts
Camphor pounds
Fan fly
Linament quarts
Alcohol barrel M T
Mosquito bars
Circulars for supplies
Sweeps
Beeswax
Abstracts sub blanks
Nurses charts
Chips soap pounds
Ink carmine bottle
Rubbers fruit jars dozen
Monkey wreneh
Shovels
Sugar pulverized pounds
Ledger
Plow points dozen
40
1
1000
5i
3
1
1
13
18
12
2
1
1
1
2
1750
1200
1000
51
1
1
1
316
3
2
1
1
6
1
210
110
8
2
5J
l
2
3
1
10
20
1
1
1
2
400
6
10
1000
5000
2493
1
40
1
1000
5
3
1
1
13
IS
12
1
1
1
2
1750
1200
1000
51
1
1
1
316
3
2
1
1
6
1
210
110
2
Si
r
2
3
1
10
20
1
1
1
2
400
6
105
1000
5000
2493
1
11 11
1 1
2 2
6 6
1 1
1 1
GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
93
ARTICLES
Amount Amount I Amount
Purchased Issued On Hand
Mill coffee
Fans palm
Ball brass
Thread linen dozen
Paper type writing reams
Rakes garden
Copying ribbon
Labels Pathologist
Pepper pounds
Cocoa cans
Carts railroad
Nets mosquito
Insane handbooks
Imported purple top seed
Buttons lot
Broom wisk
Cloves Spices etc pounds
Breakfast Bacon pounds
Soda pounds
Tumeric ounces
Kettle preserve
Strops pole pair
Wagon spring
Letter clips
Counter brushes
Feed eow pounds
Scales pair
Potato masher
Matting rolls
Book abstraot of issue
Pins safety dozens
Saw wood
Feed stock pounds
File bill
Pads blotting dozens
Cloth for cusing
1
400
1
1
1
2
2
1000
1
o
3
1
20
15
1
1
5
4
100
8
2
1
1
2
3
3240
1
1
2
1
3
1
2438
1
25
1
1
400
1
1
1
2
2
1000
1
2
3
1
20
15
1
1
5
4
100
8
2
1
1
2
3
3240
1
1
2
1
3
1
2438
1
25
194
ANNUAL REPORT
Report of Apothecary
State Lunatic Asylum i
Milledgeville Ga September 1st 1896 j
To Dr T 0 Powell Superintendent etc
Dear SirBelow you will find Report of Apothecary Department
for the year commencing September 1st 1895 to September 1st 1896
Amount of drugs c purchased from September 1st 1895 to
September 1st 18964651 70
Amount of drugs sold officers and employes which deductions
from check were made and for which Apothecary is entitled
to credit 188 35
Amount of drugs and fixtures on hand September 1st 1896 778 60
Amount of surgical instruments on hand September 1st 1896 512 25
Number of prescriptions filled from September 1st 1895 to Sep
tember 1st 1896 13879
Very respectfully
A G NORTH Apothecary
Chaplains Report
State Lunatic Asylum
Milledgetille Ga September 1st 1896
Dr T O Powell Superintendent etc
Dear SirDivine services have been regularly maintained on each
Sabbath and Thursday afternoon during the year with the exception of
some weeks in the Spring when on account of an epidemic of measles in
the community it was thought unadvisable by the Superintendent to per
mit any assemblies in the Asylum
These services have been greatly appreciated by the patients judging
from the large attendance and the praiseworthy interest manifested The
music of which Mrs West has been faithfully and efficiently in charge
has seemed to be especially enjoyed
Funeral exercises have been held over all deceased patients who were
not removed home
Visits to the sick and to others have been made by the Chaplain
when the Superintendent thought it advisable
Respectfully submitted
D W BRANNEN ChaplainOEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
95
Report of Librarian
Georgia State Asylum Library September 1st 1891
Dr T 0 Powell Superintendent etc
Dear Sir Below you will please find my report for the year ending
September 1st 1896
Number of volumes received to September 1st 1896 10466
Hou T B Cabiniss M C volumes 9
Mrs R A Trippe volumes 14
Dr North volumes 2
Jos L Weiss Waycross volumes 9
Miss Snipes volume l
Mrs A V DuBignon volumes 69
Mrs Jno Wooten volume 1
P J Cline one box papers 1
Number volumes received in all10571
Respectfully
ROBT A TRIPPE Librarian
Georgia State Asylum Library September 1st 1896
Dr T O Powell Superintendent etc
Dear SirI have received the following newspapers for the year
ending September 1st 1896
1 copy Macon Telegraph Macon daily
1 copy Journal Atlanta daily
1 copy Morning News Savannah from editors daily
1 copy EnquierSun Columbus from editors daily
1 copy TimesRecorder Americus from editors daily
1 copy Herald Albany from editor daily
3 copies Union and Recorder Milledgeville from editor weekly
3 copies Sparta Ishmalite from editor weekly
3 copies Athens Banner from editor semiweekly
1 copy Gwinnette Herald from editor weekly
1 copy The Methodist from editor weekly
1 copy Talbotton New Era from editor weekly
1 copy Southern Christian Advocate from editor weekly
1 copy Southern Presbyterian from editor weekly
250 copies American Sunday School Union every two weeks
1 copy Valdosta Times from editor weekly
1 copy Covington Star from editor weekly
1 copy Franklin News and Banner from editor weekly
1 copy Herald Waycross from editor weekly
1 copy The Plow Boy East Point from editor weekly
1 copy Douglass Breeze from editor weekly96
ANNUAL REPORT GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
1 copy Calhoun Times from editor weekly
1 copy Printers Ink New York from editor weekly
1 copy The Leader from editor weekly
1 copy Columbia from editor weekly
1 copy Eatonton Messenger from editor weekly
1 copy Sunday School Times from editor weekly
1 copy Blackshear Times from editor weekly
1 copy Dawson News from editor weekly
Respectfully
BOET A TRIPPE LibrarianWR
ANNUAL REPORT
OK THK
TRUSTEES
OF THE
GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
FOR THE
Fiscal Year from September 11896 to September 11897
T GENERAL LIBRARY
1 THE uNlVrFT OF GEORGIA
GIFT OF MQl xJllt
tr
AUGUSTA GA
Chronicle Job Printi
1897
GENERAL LIBRARY
OCT 7 1939
PVCRSTY GF GZOHGiA
8 Cu r i tf71 e
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF THE
GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
County
G A CABANISS PresidentAtlantaFulton
T S HOPKINS M D VicePresidentThomasville Thomas
EUGENE FOSTER M D Secretary Augusta Richmond
T M HUNTSparta Hancock
JAS P WALKER M D Weaton Webster
ADOLPH JOSEPHMilledgeville Baldwin
G W BLANTON M DBrunswick Glynn
E E DIXON M DGainesville Hall
N S WALKER M DWillardPutnam
R A MALLORT M tiConcordPike

FRONT OF MAIN BUILDING GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUMANNUAL REPORT
TRUSTEES
OF TUB
GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
FOR TIIK
Fiscal Year from September 11896 to September 11897
AUGUSTA GA
Chronicle Job Printing Co
18S7OFFICERS
OF THE
GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
Superintendent and Resident Physician T O POWELL M IX
First Assistant PhysicianJ M WHITAKER M D
Assistant PhysicianL M JONES M D
Assistant PhysicianJ C PATTERSON M D
Assistant PhysicianW A ODANIEL M D
Pathologist T E OERTEL M D
Assistant Pathologist JOHN W MOBLEY M D
ApothecaryA G NORTH M D
StewardL J LAMAR
Assistant StewardG W HOLLINGSHEAD
Secretary H S JONES
Matron MRS J M DARNELL
TreasurerA J CARR
EngineerT H DeSAUSSURE C E
Chaplain REV D W BRANNENANNUAL REPORT
Board of Trustees
LUNATIC ASYLUM OF GEORGIA
FDR THE FISCAL YEAR
Ending September 1st 1897
To His Excellency W Y Atkinson Governor of Georgia
The accompanying annual reports of the heads of departments
of Georgia Lunatic Asylum showing in detail the management
of the Institution were read carefully considered and adopted
as parts of the Annual Report of the Board of Trustees for the
fiscal year ending September 1st 1897
A careful study of these detailed reports must we are sure
convince you that this Institution is thoroughly well and econo
mically managed
An examination of the report of Steward Lamar discloses the
fact that the per capita cost of maintenance during the year was
in excess of that of 1896 The reasons for increased cost can be
ascertained by examining Steward Lamars report The mam
reason is that many and costly repairs were necessarily made toANNUAL REPORT
the old buildings and the cost of repairs is paid out of the sup
port and maintenance fund Even with this increased cost per
capita you will find that the expense of supporting similar
institutions in other States even the most economical of them
is in excess of that of Georgia The policy of your Board oi
Trustees is and has ever been to maintain the Asylum in the
most economical manner possible compatible with the welfare of
its inmates
Your Board of Trustees heartily endorse the recommendation
of Superintendent Powell relative to changing the namlc of the
Institution to that of Georgia State Hospital The reasons for
this request have been presented on several occasions in previous
Annual Reports of your Board of Trustees
Your special attention is called to that portion of Supt Pow
ells report relative to Mr Wm Swartz of Chatham county Mr
Alfred Stokes of Chatham county and Mrs Roxie Ann Long
of Bryan county inmates of the Asylum who are not now insane
yet ctnnot be discharged except by the Legislature
It is with pleasure that we direct your attention to the fact that
39 per cent of the patients received in 1897 recovered This fact
should be fully known to those in whose families cases of acute
insanity occur Our citizens should know and act upon the well
established fact that hope of cure of insanity is in direct ratio
with the length of time insanity has existed in the individual
After a person has been insane for one year the hope of restoring
him to sanity is small The people of Georgia should send their
insane relatives to the Asylum immediately that the fact is estab
lished that they are insane
The question of Criminal and Convict Insane is fully discussed
in Supt Powells report We heartily endorse his position on
this question
FINANCEThe detailed reports of Steward Lamar and
Treasurer Carr will fully acquaint you with the financial status
of the Institution and we respectfully refer you to these reports
for any desired information relative to expenditures of appro
priations for maintenance
Your Board of Trustees refer with pleasure to the fact that the
Lunatic Asylum of Georgia is at present thoroughly well e uhr
ped in its every department and the efficiency of the InstitutionGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
is fully equal to many asylums costing much larger sums of
money per capita for maintenance
Your Board of Trustees are pleased to report that the officials
of the Institution have faithfully and efficiently discharged the
duties of their respective positions during the year just closed
and we take this opportunity to publicly acknowledge our
indebtedness to these officers for valuable assistance in the suc
cessful management of the Asylum
In closing we beg to tender to your Excellency and to the Gen
eral Assembly of Georgia our heartfelt thanks for the generous
maintenance of the Lunatic Asylum during the year 1897
Respectfully submitted
G A CABANISS
President Board of Trustees Georgia Lunatic Asylum
EUGENE FOSTER
Secretary Board of TrusteesGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM 9
Report of Superintendent Powell
STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM
Milledgeville Ga Sept i 1897
To the Honorable Board of Trustees Georgia State Lunatic
Asylum
Gentlemen In obedience to the requirements of the law and
rules of ehe institution I have the honor heeewith to submit for
your consideration the following report of this institution
beginning September 1 1896 and ending September i 1897
together with the reports of the Steward and Treasurer and
other officers giving a full and detailed statement of its opera
tions in its every department and showing the amount of pro
visions clothing bedding drugs and indeed everything pur
chased from whom price paid and aggregate cost Also the
movement of its population with such suggestions as I may
think advisable or beneficial in conducting the affairs of the
institution
On the first of September 1896 there were white patients on
hand 1373 and colored 629 making a total of 2002 There
have been received since 412 whites and 264 colored making a
total reception of 676
There have been discharged removed eloped and died dur
ing the year 510 leaving on hand September 1 1897 2168 of
whom there are 46 whites and 6 colored on furlough not dis
charged
The average number of patients under treatment during the
year was 2085 while the total number receiving treatment was
2678
It will be seen that the average number receiving treatment
this year was 173 more than last year We have 166 more
patients on hand than ait the close of last year
The following tables will give in detail the movement of both
white and colored population
STATEMENT
In relation to the number of white patients during the past
year or from September rst 1896 to September 1st 1897
There were patients on hand September 1st 1896 1373
White Male Lunatics 4810
ANNUAL REPORT
White Male Epileptics 67
White Male Idiots 28643
White Female Lunatics 646
White Female Epileptics 59
While Female Idiots 257301373
There have been received during the year
White Males 27
White Females205 412
Total number of whites under treatment 1785
Of whom there have been
Discharged restored 55
Discharged improved 8
Discharged removed 8
Discharged eloped 3
Eloped not insane 5 l79
There have diedMales 52
Females 39 9l 27
Leaving on hand September 1st 1897 I5I5
CLASSIFICATION OF THE WHITES
W lute Male Lunatics 59
White Male Epileptics 79
White Male Idiots 30705
White Female Lunatics74
White Female Epileptics 69
White Female Idiots 278101515
Of the white males there have died from epilepsy 10 maras
mus 2 apoplexy 8 exhaustion II heart disease 3 influenza 2
pneumonia 2 unknown 3 consumption 3 enteritis 1 ruptured
aneurism 1 congestion of lungs 1 perforation of intestine 1
tertiarv sphilis I gastritis 1 and old age 2 Total 52
Of the white females heart disease 3 exhaustion 19 epilepsy
4 continued fever 1 tuberculosis 3 cancer 1 LaGrippe 1 apo
plexy 2 acute gastritis 1 marasmus 1 apendicitis 1 unknown 1
and fatty degeneration of heart I Total 39

STATEMENT
In relation to the number of colored patients during the past
year or from September 1st 1896 to September 1st 1897
There were patients on hand September 1st 1896 629
Colored Male Lunatics 271GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
Colored Male Epileptics 28
Colored Male Idiots 6305
Colored Female Lunatics 300
Colored Female Epileptics 12
Colored Female Idiots 2324 629
There have been received during the year
Colored Males 136
Colored Females 128 264
Total number of colored under treatment 893
Of whom there have been
Discharged restored 82
Eloped improved 1
Discharged psegnant brought to the institution
in this condition 2 85
There have diedMales 68
Females 87155 240
Leaving on hand September 1st 1897 653
11
CLASSIFCATION OF THE COLORED
Colored Male Lunatics 311
Colored Male Epileptics 16
Colored Male Idiots 5332
Colored Female Lunatics 307
Colored Female Epileptics 13
Colored Female Idiots 1321653
Of the males there have died from exhaustive mania 8 heart
disease 9 old age 6 marasmus 11 consumption 9 epilepsy 17
apoplexy 3 malnutrition 1 unknown 1 nephritis 1 oedema of
brain 1 organic brain disease 1 Total 68
Of the females epilepsy 7 senility 12 gastritis i hydrocephe
las 2 tuberculosis 24 nephritis 7 acute ytedlow atrophy of liver
1 lobar pneumonia 1 gastroenteritis 3 abdominal fibroid I
intestinal obstruction 1 marasmus 2 exhaustive mania 11
mitral regurgitation 2 chronic enteritis 1 percarditis 1 emphy
sema 1 fatty degeneration of heart 2 carcinoma of liver 1
organic brain disease 1 multiple carcinoma 1 hypertrophy and
dilitation of heart 1 unknown 1 pyonephrosis 1 diphtheretic
colitis 1 Total 8712
ANNUAL REPORT
TABLE NO i
Showing the number of whites admitted during the year and
their respective ages at the time of admission
Males Females Total
Under 15 years 3 6 9
15 to 20 15 l6 31
20 to 25 32 30 62
25 to 30 30 18 48
30 to 35 11 8 19
35 to 40 19 26 45
40 to 45 5 27 42
45 to 50 17 IO 27
50 to 60 25 2I 46
60 to 70 8 13 21
70 to 80 4 9 T3
80 to 90 o 1 1
Unknown8 o 48
Total 207 25 412
TABLE NO 2
Showing the duration of insanity of the whites before admis
sion Males Females Total
1 to 3 months 42 37 79
3 to 6 13 2 33
6 to 9 15 26
9 to 12 4 3 7
12 to 18 13 J5 28
18 to 2 years 2 5 7
2 to 3 2i 17 38
3 to 4 6 10 16
4 to 5 7 7 14
5 to 6 6 3 9
6 to 8 8 11 19
8 to 10 6 5 it
10 to 12 5 6 11
12 to 14 6 3 9
14 to 20 5 9 T4
20 to 30 7 4 11
30 to 40 4 4
40 to 50 2 2
Several 13 IO 23
179 182 361
Unknown 28 23 51
207
20
412GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
13
TABLE NO 3
Occupation of the whites admitted during the year
Bakeir 1
Basket Maker 1
Bookkeeper 1
Brickmaison 1
Cabinetmaker 1
Candy maker 1
Carpenter 1
Casllieir 1
Clerk 3
Collector 1
Dairyman 1
Dsrttisit1 1
Engineer 1
Engraver 1
Farmer 96
Eireni
Housekeeper 102
Insurance agent 1
Tnventor 1
Journailist t
Laborer R
Lawyer 1
Mechanic 4
Merchant
Total
Millhand 3
Milliner 1
Musician 1
No occupation 43
Nurse 1
Painter 1
Peddler 1
Physician 2
Plumber 1
Policeman 3
Preacher 2
Printer 1
Railroad man 3
Sawyer 1
Seamstress 2
Shoemaker 1
Tailor 1
Teaciher 3
Turpentine distiller 1
Telegraph operator 1
Unknown
309
103
412
TABLE NO 4
Civil condition of the whites received during the year
Married l75
Single T 78
Widowed 47
Unknown I2
Total
412
TABLE NO 5
Homicidal and suicidal of the whites received during the
year
Homicidal 14
Suicidal 42
Homicidal and suicidal 14
Total 714
ANNUAL REPORT
TABLE NO 6
Cause or supposed cause of insanity of the whites received
during the year
Blow on head 8
Catarrh 1
Cerebral hemorrhage
Change of life
Childbirth 13
Congenital 2
Disappointment in love 1
Dissipation11
Domestic trouble
Dyspepsia 1
Epilepsy39
Exposure R
Fall from horse 1
Female trouble11
Fever10
Financial trouble10
Fright 1
Gonorrhea 1
Grief 7
Heredity4S
Total
Ill health 32
111 treatment 2
Injury in railroad accident 1
La grippe 1
Masturbation 8
Melancholia 1
Menstrual trouble 4
Old asre 3
Ovarian trouble 3
Over work 8
Paralysis 2
Religious excitement 1
Spinal affection 1
Syphilis 2
Uterine trouble 3
Womb trouble 4
Wound gun Shot 2
Unknown 144
412
TABLE NO 7
Showing the number of colored admitted during the year and
their respective ages at the time of admission
Males Females Total
Under 15 years 3 3
15 to 20 9 I2 2I
20 to 25 15 l9 34
25 to 30 13 H 27
30 to 35 16 11 27
35 to 40 13 16 29
40 to 45 6 11 17
45 to 50 9 7 16
50 to 60 12 10 22
60 to 70 10 9 19
70 to 80 3 2 5
80 to 90 2 2
108 114 222
Unknown28 14 42
Total 136 128 264GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
15
TABLE NO 8
Showing the duration of insanity of the colored before admis
sion
Males Females Total
i to 3 months 28 40 68
3 to 6 12 10 22
6 to 9 3 6 9
9 to 12 7 4 11
12 to 18 7 13 20
18 to 2 years 2 3 5
2 to 3 9 8 17
3 to 4 7 4 11
4 to 5 5 2 7
5 to 6 5 3 8
6 to 8 3 3 6
8 to 10 3 2 5
10 to 12 o o o
12 tO 14 I O I
14 to 20 i 3 4
20 to 3c 3 1 4
30 tO 40 2 I 3
40 tO 50 2 O 2
Several 7 11 18
107 114 221
Unknown 29 14 43
Total 136 128 264
TABLE NO 9
Occupation of the colored admitted during the year
Bartender 1
Brickmason 4
Bootblack 1
Cook 9
Cooper 1
Ditcher 1
Drayman 1
Farmer19
Farmhand28
Fish dealer 1
Grocer 1
Housekeeper12
No occupation 4
Nurse l
Painter l
Plasterer l
Porter 4
Preacher 2
Restaurant keeper 3
Seamstress l
Servant 6
Turpentine hand 2
Washerwoman 18
187
Laborer63
Laundress 1 Unknown77
Millhamd 1
Total26416 ANNUAL REPORT
TABLE NO 10
Civil condition of the colored received during the year
Married i9
Single 72
Widowed 22
Unknown 5
Total
264
TABLE NO 11
Homicidal and suicidal of the colored received during the
year
Homicidal 4
Suicidal 8
I lomicidal and suicidal 3
Total 25
TABLE NO 12
Cause or supposed cause of insanity of the colored received
during the year
Blow on head 8
Burn 1
Change of life 3
Childbirth 6
Congenital idiot
Dissipation 1
Domestic trouble C
Epilepsy13
Female trouble 3
Fever 3
Heredity11
111 health
111 treatment 1
Total
Lightning shock
Masturbation
Melancholia
Menstrual trouble
Old age
Paresis
Religious excitement
Sunstroke
Syphilis
Unknown
Worn trouble
1
3
3
2
11
3
2
172
264
FORM OF INSANITY OF WHIlES RECEIVED DURING THE YEAR
Recurrent mania49
Chronic mania68
Epilepiic mania47
FaralvTc 8
Acute mania109
CongCFKal idiot
Dipsomania18
Senile rimientia19
Primary dementia 2
Suicidal mania 1
Acute melancholia 56
Terminal dementia 3
Paresis 2
Puerperal mania 8
Hysleroepilepsy 1
Paraplegia 1
Hemiplegia 1
Dementia after epilepsy 3
Total12GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
17
FORM OF INSANITY OF COLORED RECEIVED DURING THE YEAR
Acute mania 96
Chronic mania 55
Recurreit mania 25
Puerperal mania 2
Hysterical mania 1
Paranoia 1
Acute melancholia 10
Chronic melancholia 3
Primary dementia 4
Senile dementia 16
Epilepsy 33
Congomital defect 5
Hysteria 1
Not insane 5
Paresis 3
Dipsomania 1
Congenital idiot 1
Terminal dementia epiilaptic 1
Doubtful 1
Total264
SUGGESTIONS
1 again call the attention of your honorable board to the
wisdom of changing the name of the institution from the Geor
gia State Lunatic Asylum to that of Georgia State Hospital
The names of most of the asylums in the United States have in
the last five years been changed from Lunatic Asylums to
Hospitals I think the moral effect woulVl Uei good but in
changing the name the change should not go into effect until
after the present appropriation year expires
PATIENTS TO BE DISCHARGED BY THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY
I desire to call your attention to thrlee patients that are now
welltwo of whom we have never regarded as insane but were
sent here by order of the court Theslei patients can only be
discharged by the General Assembly and I respectfully ask that
you present this before the General Assembly when they con
vene
The following are the names of the patients Mr Wm
Swartz sent from Chatham county Aug 13th 189 Mrs
Roxie Ann Long sent from Bryan county May 3rd 1897 anl
Mr Alfred Stokes stont from Chatham county March 13th
1897
HEALTH
The general health of the institution during the year has been
remarkably good We have been entirely exempt from all
epidemic diseases which indicate
good hygenie
condition18
ANNUAL REPORT
of the Institution and from all contagious infectious and com
municable diseases save tuberculosis
Associated with insanity in the negro we find tuberculosis
alarmingly prevalent especially among the females As a race
their mortality is greater than in the whites and the tendency
of the disease is towards a rapid and fatal decline By refer
ence to the mortality tables and the report of the Pathologist
you will see the large per cent of deaths from tuberculosis in
the female colored insane and this record or per cent is not
based on antemortem suppositions but postmortem evidences
All possible hygenic means have been used to check it As to
the ultimate result of this course time only can tell
We have had no suicides during the year Sevral casualties
have occurred which were promptly reported to your honorable
board By reference to the mortality tables you will see that
a large number of deaths were from incurable diseases The
ratio of death upon the number trelafed during the year is 09
per cent
RECOVERIES
The per cent of recoveries upon the number received during
the year is 39 The recoveries of each year depends largely
or almost entirely upon the number of acute cases received
If you will leave out those cases in which the duration of in
sanity is more than one year you will find that the ratio of
recoveries will be much higher and if you will examine the
reception records during the year it will be seen that cases of
chronic mania also epileptics of long duration and many cases
of terminal dementia and some cases of senile dementia or sen
ile exhaustion and some of general paresis are received each
year With such cases as these there is nothing to justify the
slightest hope of recovery Hopeful cases as a general thing
are the recent cases
CRIMINAL AND CONVICT INSANE
On this subject I can only repeat what I have said in former
reports and my apology for alluding to it again must be that I
apprehend that the great evil and injustice to the ordinary
insane in forcing them to associate with this class of the afflicted
is not properly appreciated Superintendents of all insane hos
pitals are fully agreed that the wards of hospitals for the ordi
nary insane is not the proper place for the care custody and
treatment of the convict insane It can be readily seen that the
moral effect is hurtful It impresses the ordinary insane that theGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
19
asylum is a prison and not a hospital for the care and treatment
of the sick It is also injurious to the convict and doubtful
cases of criminal insanity With many it is absolutely necessary
to keep thieim under constant observation and very frequently
many are confined to their rooms hence diverting the attention
of the nurses from other patients thereby depriving them of
that attention thtey should have They are the most disturbing
and demoralizing element that we have creating constant
anxiety and apprehension A great deal of thought labor and
attention of late has been given to the convict question as to the
best mode of providing for them and I trust in considering
their care that proper provision of the convict and doubtful cases
of criminal insane will not be overlooked In my judgment
there is no class that appeals more strongly for proper provision
for their care and treatment and all of the dictates of humanity
and the pathetic appeals of the ordinary insane demand that
separate provision should be made for them To mix the two
classes is a serious evil which is injurious to both and an injus
tice to society for they cannot be securely kept in a hospital for
the ordinary insane and it tends to encourage feigning of insan
ity which we all so devoutly wish to check
While I think there should be a separate hospital for this class
the financial condition of the people and the small number
would not perhaps justify such a course just now but under the
circumstances there is no good reason why a hospital in con
nection with the penitentiary for this class of the afflicted should
not be established If we have hospitals connected with the
penitentiary for those who are physically sick why not for
those who are mentally sick With such an arrangement in my
opinion there would be far less feigning of insanity and they
would not be deprived of the ameliorating and curative influence
of proper employment which is so important to both mental and
physical health and which cannot be obtained for this class of
the afflicted in an asylum for the ordinary insantj nor would
they be irritated and annoyed at seeing others have privileges
that could not be extended to them and would not be subject
to insults from the ordinary insane
There are other classes received into the asylum that should
be provided for elsewhere and that is the defective classes with
depraved tendencies which are perhaps inherited and developed
by bad environments They too cannot be properly caiied for
in an asylum for the insane Their surroundings all tend to
develop the depraved tendencies rather than improve them
They should be placed in a reformatory where their moral facul
ties could be educated and developed and where they could be
engaged in some useful employment from which we would be
justified in hoping the depraved tendencies might be eliminated20
ANNUAL REPORT
especially those in the formative stage of life and not only be
come selfsupporting but good and useful citizens and produc
tive powers of the State instead of a burden to it
Before our asylum can be regarded as firmly established on
a scientific basis these classes must be separated from the insane
proper
To establish a hospital in connection with the penitentiary lor
the convict and doubtful cases of criminal insane would be a
higher humanitarian mode of caring for both classes where they
could be securely kept and have the ameliorating and curative
treatment of judicious employment and exercisle They should
be treated as the ordinary insane as far as possible and not
required to wear the convice garb and their attendants should
be gentle and humane in their attitude towards them and rcat
them in every way as insane patients there for treatment and
cure
North Carolina has established in the State Penitentiary a
department to be known and designated as The Department
for the Criminal Insane In this department both criminal and
convict insane are received As to the conduct management
and results of this department I have no knowledge It was
established I think the early part of this year
PATHOLOCIGAL DEPARTMENT
This department I now regard as almost complete in every
particular and in my judgment reflects great credit to the State
and your Honorable Board Permit me to express my high
appreciation for your hearty cooperation in ts equipment The
good that will result from it to suffering humanity and the ad
vancement of science cannot be overestimated
The pathologist Dr Oertel has used every available oppor
tunity in securing pathological collections which consist of
many mounted microscopic sections of diseased tissue and
much preserved material for future study and gross specimens
of interest etc All cases in which it was possible have been
investigated by autopsy and results carefully noted for micro
scopic research
I feel sure the report of the pathologist will satisfy the pro
fession and others that our claims as to its being an advance in
psychiatry is justifiable and from it we confidently expect scien
tific progress and I hope it is a question of only a short while
when every hospital for the insane will have a thoroughly
equipped laboratory with a skilled neuropathologist
I must express my gratitude to Dr Oertel for the commendGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
21
able zeal fidelity and untiring efforts he has given to the devel
opment of this department and to Dr Mobley for the faithful
and efficient aid he has given in the work
INFIRMARY WARDS AND TRAINING SCHOOLS
The first essentials of hospital life are training schools and
infirmary wards which will give the feeble and sick special care
and attention by trained nurses and better night supervision
Several wards have been set aside and especially equipped as
infirmary wards Bright airy wards have bejen selected and
everything possible done to fit them for the intended service
and when the cottages for the Assistant Physicians are com
pleted the Centre Buildings of both Male and Female Conval
escent Buildings will be converted into infirmary wards and
rooms in each building set apart for surgical work and thorough
clinical examinations The basements will be used for giving
nurses special training in cooking for the sick which will im
prove their service
All cases of serious illness in these buildings will be at once
removed to one of these wards where special attention may be
given them by nurses trained for this duty
A course of lectures has been delivered to the white female
nurses by our efficient superintendent of nurses with the result
of greatly increasing the efficiency of the service as evinced by
greater interest and intelligence shown by the nurses in general
in the discharge of their duties and attitude towards the patients
The subjects taught have been Anatomy Physiology and
practical bed making bathing patients and the general work of
the sick room chart making and the recording of data relating
to the condition of the patients etc
The text books used are Domvilles Manual for Hospital
Nurses and Handbook for thb Instruction of Attendants on
the Insane
Throughout the year weekly lectures have been delivered by
the physician in charge to the nurses of the colored female
department The subjects touched upon were Anatomygross
and minutePhysiology Bacteriology Mental Diseases Ban
daging Preparing Surgical Dressings and the keeping of
charts and records at the bedside Special cookery for the sick
is to be taken up shortly
It has been the aim to make the course as practical as pos
sible and many of thei nurses have shown an interest and apti
tude quite remarkable and to be highly commended
An effort has been made to secure young bright and intel22 ANNUAL REPORT
ligent nurses and none are takejn who cannot read and write
with proficiency
The nurses have been uniformed and the standard of neat
ness exacted is high
SURGICAL WORK
Several rooms have been fitted for surgical work two aseptic
operating tables and many necessary instruments purchased in
order that such operations as may become necessary through
accident or which are expedient for the welfare of the patients
may be performed under modern aseptic precautions
The end in view is to finally provide performance of the most
delicate and serious tasks in the field of surgery in order that
our patients may be given the benefit of any aid which this
branch of medicine may offer
Several major operations have recently been satisfactorily
performed
CONSUMPTIVES
Segregation of all cases of pulmonary tuberculosis has been
carried out in the female colored department and all possible
precautions taken towards disinfection of sputum and the rooms
occupied by this class A separate court for open air exercise
will soon be prepared for them
The result of this procedure only time can demonstrate but
it is hoped thereby to lessen the alarming mortality from this
cause which among the female negro insane reaches its highest
limit
The sputum of suspects is immediately submitted to micro
scopical examination and steps taken according to the findings
LARYNGOSCOPICAL AND OPTHALMOSCOPICAL
A suitable room with illuminating apparatus has been
arranged in order to facilitate work in these branches and satis
factory examinations of the throat and eyes can now be made
EMPLOYMENT AND AMUSEMENTS
Many of the male patients have been employed in various
departments of the institution in doors and out in the workGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
23
shop for patientsmattress making upholstering and repairing
of furniture etc in the gardens at the dairies hog lots machine
shop carting mowing cleaning of the yards and courts work
ing in the engine rooms kitchens and piling lumber working
in Centre Building storehouse etc The female patients have
been employed in the laundries dining rooms and doing all the
sewing and mending of the institution
The amusements during the year have been kept up with the
usual good results as heretofore These occasions are not only
productive of much pleasure to our household but of much
good in diverting the minds from distressing mental conditions
Much credit is due Dr Whitaker for his untiring efforts to
make them as pleasant to all as possible
The employment and amusements have been as diversified and
liberal as the means at our command would permit These occu
pations are not carried on so much for the economy as for the
benefit to the patient from exercise of mind and body
IMPROVEMENTS AND REPAIRS
Many improvements and repairs have been made during the
year The wear and tear of a hospital for the insane especially
one as large and old as this is necessarily very great and if it
is to be kept in good order the replacing of worn out machinery
furnishing and repairing of rooms and corridors will necessari
ly require considerable expense each year and economy in
asylums demands that all repairs should be done at once delay
means increased expenses During the past year many of the
wards have been repainted many of the floors in the halls
rooms water closets and bath rooms where they were decayed
and badly worn from long use have been replaced bv new ones
and in the old building which was so much dilapidated much
of the plastering had to be taken off and replastered One more
infirmary ward has been fitted up and every effort has been
made to have it as little liable to infection as possible The
rooms are hard finished window frames door frames and
doors are coated with enamel so that thev can be washed and
disinfected An operating room has been fitted up and equipped
to meet all the requirements of modern antiseptic surgery
The heating apparatus under the old building which was of
the old style and which had been in use for 40 or 0 years had
become so defective from long use it was impossible to heat the
building satisfactorily and the consumption of coal on account
of its defects was very large This apparatus is being repaired
indeed almost made new24
ANNUAL REPORT
ENGINEER
For a full and detailed account of repairs improvements etc
I refer you to the engineers report
FINANCES
The report of our efficient Steward will show
that the finances of the Institution is conducted
with all possible economy and his books will
show that the welfare of the patients and the proper pres
ervation of the property has been properly and liberally provid
ed for The per capita per diem for the past year has been
33 11100 It should be remembered however that the sup
port and maintenance for 1898 was based upon 2300 patients
and the supplies at last years prices If the patients should
continue to come in as rapidly as in the past three or four
months it is more than probable that the number will run over
2300 and there seems to be an advance in nearly all supplies
hence it will require the strictest economy to get through the
year and I have grave apprehensions as to our ability to do
so and do full justice to our charge
ASSISTANT STEWARD
By reference to the report of the Assistant Steward you will
find a detailed account of the results of the garden dairy
amount of pork raised etc The clear profits in this depart
ment for the year over all expenses is 145473 This is much
less than last year but it is due to the fact as you will see from
his report that we have established a new dairy and bought
quite a number of cows and have in connection with the new
dairy built two barns and a cottage for the dairyman This
together with the loss of hogs last year from cbollera and the
failure of winter vegetables from continued drouth has caused
the falling off in net profits We apprehend the same results
this winter so far as potatoes collards etc are concerned
which are our principal winter vegetables
STOREKEEPER
By reference to the report of the Storekeeper you will find a
full account of the conduct and management of that departmentGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
25
MATRON

The report of our efficient Matron will give a full and com
plete account of the work done in her department
APOTHECARY
The report of the Apothecary gives an itemized statement of
the work done in that department the number of prescriptions
filled and the amount of drugs and instruments on hand
LIBRARIAN
It gives me great pleasure to acknowledge the contributions
of books papers and periodicals etc from the many friends
of the institution which have contributed so much to the wel
fare and pleasure of the patients
By reference to the Librarians report you will see a list of
those generous contributions and all who contributed as far
as it has betein possible to ascertain
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
Religious services have been conducted regularly on Thurs
day and Sunday afternoons during the year by our efficient
chaplain Rev J W Wray and his coming was looked forward
to with much pleasure The attendance upon services has gen
erally been large and conduct good He has responded to ail
calls to bury the dead
CONCLUSION
In conclusion it gives me great pleasure to express my grati
tude to all officers attendants and employes who have dis
charged their respective duties faithfully and to your honor
able board I again render acknowledgement for the lively
active interest you have always taken in thte management of
the affairs of the institution and the valuable aid you have
given me
Invoking Gods blessing on our efforts in the future 1 am
Very respectfully
T O POWELL
Superintendent etc26
ANNUAL REPORT
Report of Pathologist
STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM
September ist 1987
Dr T O Powell Superintendent
Sir I have the honor to submit herewith my report as Path
ologist for the year ending this date
During the past year the facilities of the laboratory have been
augmented by the addition of necessary apparatus glassware
and chemicals so that it is at the present tin well equipped for
any work that may be required by the needs of the institution
Suitable lights have been placed in the necropsy room and
night work thus made possible
The photographic rooms which I suggested in my former
report have been built and recently occupied thus furnishing a
most necessary adjunct for the pictorial recording of cases of
interest
As they adjoin the laboratory their convenience and utility
are much increased
For many reasons it has been deemed best to treat the sub
ject of pathology broadly and not confine the work to the lesions
of the nervous system alone
The brains of all cases have been subjected to careful inspec
tion and any microscopic lesions found have been recorded
Brain weight in relation to body weight and height has been
noted and a large number of cerebri have been preserved entire
as a basis for a collection which it is believed will prove of
great interest and value and which will be subjected to future
study
While many microscopic sections of nerve tissue have been
made and examined no systematic researches in this direction
have been carried out it having been thought best to expend
the available time in the studies of thle general organs and more
especially of the kidneys
Nor has much been attempted in the way of cytological
research in neurology However pregnant of good results this
field may be however rife with allurments it requires far too
much of technical labor and expenditure of time to be more than
touched upon unless ones entire energies be devoted to its
pursuit
Past experience has shown the fact that no constant lesions
can be demonstrated in the brains of those dying insane gen
eral paresis excluded
mGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
27
No one will deny the value of neuropathology pier se but
alone it will never prove the path which will lead us on to vic
tory
The prosecution of general pathology and especially that of
the circulatory and glandular systems seems a much more
promising field in which to delve
From this conviction it has been thought best to set forth the
major facts revealed by each necropsy in as brief and compact
a form as possible On account of the undoubted part that
renal lesions play in the production of mental alienation some
special degree of attention has been paid to the condition of
these organs and the microscopical findings given
The percentage of cases in which the kidneys were consid
ered to show changes to a pathological degree will be seen to be
very large This is partly due to the fact that so great a pro
portion of the casieis died of pulmonary tuberculosis in which
disease renal lesions are so frequently present as to be almost
considered constant
It has been deemed advisable to include in the tabulated
statement appended those cases which came to post during the
latter part of last year and which were briefly mentioned in my
former report in order that a full record of all cases to date
may be pesented in a form more comprehensive than was then
possible
Bacteriological examinations by culture have been limited to
the testing of disinfectants claimed to possess antiseptic proper
ties
Repeated examinations of sputum have been made to deter
mine the presence or absence of the tubercle bacillus
The method used is so far superior to that generally in vogue
that it may not be amiss to mention it for though it has been in
use in Johns Hopkins Laboratory and in several others for a
number of years and has once or twice been described by wri
ters other than myself it does not seem to have become well
known
The variation from the usual procedure consists in the elimi
nation of the cover glass the sputum being spread directly upon
the slide in a broad and thick layer Evaporation is accom
plished by heating over a bunsen flame care being taken not to
scorch the sputum and this at the same time fixes the latter
upon the slide
The ZiehlNielson method of staining is used the carbolfuch
sin being dropped upon the slide while it is still hot and allowed
to remain for a few moments The preparation is then washed
under the spigot and decolorized in 5 per cent aqueous solution
of sulphuric acid by being dropped into a petri dish containing
the liquid It is again washed stained with the methyl blue28 ANNUAL REPORT
solution and after washing dried first with filter paper and then
thoroughly over the bunsetn flame As soon as it is cool enough
a drop of cedar oil is put directly upon the now stained sputum
and examination by ri2 immersion objective proceeded with
When this is completed thte slide can be laid aside to be
cleaned and used over again or if it is desired to preserve it a
drop of balsam and a cover glass are superimposed
The facility of manipulation increased depth and surface for
examination and economy of cover glass render this method
far superior to any other
Pus smears from necropsies or the living subject may also be
made upon the slide with advantage
Berkleys new silver stain for axons was used in a number of
cases with fairly good results It is more certain than the older
methods and when successful gives beautiful pictures of the
structures stained by it
Van Giesons method has been largely used for general tissue
work on account of its simplicity and its vivid coloring of con
nective tissue and blood It is surprising that so useful a stain
is not more generally resorted to
Analysis and microscopic examination of the urine shortly
after admission in the cases of 87 colored females yields the
following results
Both albumen and casts present in 8
Albumen alone present in 10
Casts alone present in 18
Neither albumen nor casts present in 56
It will be seen that the percentage in which there were albu
men or casts is quite high 51 pter cent and still is much lower
than has been determined by some other observers one of whom
asserts that he has found one or the other of these substances in
72 per cent of all recent cases examined
The chemical tests used for the determination of the presence
of albumen were Esbachs the cold nitric acid test the heat
test and Purdys sodium chloride teat this latter being very deli
cate and eliminating the mucine reaction
Sedimentation for microscopic examination has been accom
plished by centrifuge All urines have been examined while
fresh and as soon after admission as possible
The 40 per cent solutions of Formaldehide have been em
ployed in aqueous solutions of the strength of one part of the
original solution to ten of water for preserving brains entire as
well as other gross specimens
This agent has been found superior to alcohol on account of
its quick action and remarkable power of penetrationGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
29
Its combination with alcohol for the above purpose is not so
satisfactory as the aqueous solution as it produces greater
shrinkage of the tissue
It is gratifying to note that the mortality from pulmonary
tuberculosis in the colored female department seems to have
yielded to our efforts to decrease it
The 14 necropsies on this class reported last year gave a per
centage of 7857 of deaths from this disease
During the year just ended examinations of the bodies of 52
colored females have been made Of these 16 or 3076 per cent
were found to have tubercular lesions of the lungs
Several cases died of other causes the tubercular lesion being
limited and circumscribed
Of course these figures are based upon too small a number
of cases to be of much value but it leads to hope that the
endeavors made to eradicate this scourge from the institution
have not been altogether in vain and that the coming years re
port may show a still fort lief decrease of deaths from this cause
Especial interest attaches to the lesions found in Case No 48
illustrating as they do the power of the carcinomata to perforate
bone and the great injury to which portions of the brain may
be subjected without producing paralysis or death
The patient was a white female 60 years of age whose mbntal
disease was chronic melancholia
Several years ago a small tumor of the left frontal region
appeared and went on to uleeration and steady growth
She grew more feeble as the disease progressed complained
of pain but did not take her bed ate and slept fairly well and had
no paralysis Speech was hesitating and slow
She walked to the dining room the evening before her de
mise and ate supper as usual Shortly after supper it was
observed that she was not so well as she had been during the
past days and a nurse was detailed to sit up with her during
the night
SbJe gradually became comatose and died the following morn
ing at nine oclock
A synopsis of the autopsy is as follows
The left frontal left orbital and supramaxillary regions are
occupied by a large fungoid tumor The surface is ulcerated and
eroded to such an extent that the frontal sinus is exposted and a
probe may be passed into the infundibulum The roof of the
orbit is to a large extent absorbed the brow and lid are partly
gone and the eye presents a shrunken gray mass
The edges of the growth are indurated and raised above the
surrounding tissue to the height of 5 mm The central portion
is considerably depressed the whole surface is pinkish and cov30 ANNUAL REPORT
ered with foulsmelling pus The longest diameter of the tumor
is 14 c m its width 9 cm
There is a large irregular erosion in the frontal bone 55 m m
in diameter The dura is invaded anteriorly the thickened por
tion corresponding to the opening in the frontal bone
The arachnoid is cloudy and beneath it in the sulci and in
streaks over the convolutions and particularly along the vessels
is a thick creamy pus This condition obtains over both hemis
pheres the cerebellum and cord
Upon section the left frontal lobe presents a large cavity
filled with creamy pus It is 4 c m long 25 m m wide and 35
m m deep its greatest diameter being anteropostenorly
The path of infection can be traded from the base of one of
the frontal sulci whose orifice corresponds with the lower por
tion of the diseased dura
Diagnosis Perforating Epithelioma of forehead abscess of
left frontal lobe and septic menengitis
Death was finally due to the latter cause rather than to the
other grave lesions present
Plates No I II HI and IV illustrate the condition so well
that further description seems unnecessary
Case No 20 deserves mention on account of the rarity of
Acute Yellow Atrophy of the Liver
Bodies thought to be protozoa were numerous in the tubules
and capillaries of the kidneys See Plates No VI and VII
Similar bodies were observed in the kidneys in Case No 55GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
31
PLATE No 1
Perforating Epitheleoma of Forehead
Case No iH
I
Table Showing Results of PostMortem Examinations from June 20th 1896 to Sept 1st 1897
to
Case
No
Race Sex
Age
40
Mental
Disease
Chronic
mania
20 years
GROSS ANATOMICAL
LESIONS
Calcareous degeneration
of aorta old pleuritic
adhesions chronic pa
ranchy matous nephritis
cystic degeneration left
ovary fibroid of uterus
Hours
after
death
of
section
2 C
25
Acute
mania
3 C
30
Chronic
mania
2 years Paehymeningitis hem
orrhagioa interna gen
eral miliary tuberculo
sis brain pleura lungs
diaphragm peritonenum
and intestines cystic
degeneration of ovaries
bilateral pyosalpinx pa
ranchymatous nephritis
Pulmonary tuberculosis
tuberculosis of spleen
liver
intestines
Weight of
Kidneys
Left Right
Grins Grms
175 150
RKSl LT8 OF MICROSCOPICAL EXAMI
NATION OF KIDNEYS
Glomeruli swollen their capsules
thickened and a few atrophied cells of
convoluted tubules show cloudy swell
ing and advanced disintegration Fibro
serus detritus and casts in large collect
ino tubes Endartritis of larger vessels

140 130 2
Atrophy of a number of the glome a
ruli with hyperplasia of capsule
Cloudy swelling of epithelium of the
tubes so that in most cases their lumen g
is obliterated Disintegration of many pa
of the cells of the convoluted tubes
Areas of round cell infiltration
120 105
The capsules of Bowman are thick
ened and their endotbelum proliferated
to a marked degree Hyaline degen
eration of many glomeruli Cloudy
swelling of cells of convoluted tubes
many cells disintegrated and stripped
from the basement membrane
Increase of connective tissue general45
Epileptic
insanity
15 vears
Tuberculosis of brain
chronic endocarditismi
tral valve atheroma
tous and calcalreous
aorta tuberculosis of
lungs tubercular pero
tonitis
8 100
1101
38
Acute
mania
18 mos
Fatty degeneration of
heart with hypertrophy
aud dilitation right
hydrothorax oedema
of lungs atheroma of
arch and descending
aorta
26
22 200 200
Atrophy of the glomeruli and areas
of round cell infiltration Thickening
of the capsule of Bowman Cloudy
swelling of epithelium of convoluted
tubes with loss of nuclei and disinte
gration of manv of the cells

Putrifactive changes obtain so that 2
nothing definite can be determined o
Acute
mania
1 year
7 O
Acute
mania
Septic peritonitis pul
monary tuberculosis
miliary tuberculosis of
liver with fatty degen
eration
4 190 190
General increase of connective tis
sue Thickening of capsules of Bow
man and proliferation of their endo
thelium Atrophy and degeneration
of glomeruli
Thickening of externa and media of
larger arteries Passive congestion
Opacity of piaaraen
noid right septic pleu
ritis pulmonary tuber
culosis tuberculosis of
spleen cystic degener
ation left ovary fatty
degeneration of liver
tuberculosis of intes
tines
18J 150 Capsule thickened Hypeiplasia of
capsule of Bowman with proliferation
of endothelium and atrophy of glome
ruli Cloudy swelling of cells of con
voluted tubes with loss of nuclei and
i in many cases desquamation or break
ing down of the protoplasm to the level
of nucleus Pigmentation of epithe
lium of tubes

Table Showing Results of PostMortem Examinations from June 20th 1896 to Sept 1st 1897
Case
No
Race
c
Age
Mental
Disease
33
Acute
mania
Thickening of mitral
valve and shortening of
posterior segment ath
eroma of aorta abscess
of spleen paranchyma
tousnephritisfatty liver
9 C
F I 20
Chronic
mania
18 mos
10
M
64
Acute
mania
1 year
GROSS ANATOMICAL
LESIONS
Hours
after
death
of
section
Left Right
21
Grms Grms
180 150
Oedema of brain pul
monary tuberculosis tu
berculosis of spleen inl
terslitial nephritis cys
ts of right kidney fatty
liver
21
Atheroma and calcare
ous degeneration of ce
rebral arteries thicken
ed dura endocarditis
aortic calcareous degen
eration of aorta and
large trunks of the arch
interstitial nephritis
100 75
65 70
RESULTS OF MICROSCOPICAL EXAMI
NATION OF KIDNEYS
CO
Marked general increase of connec
tive tissue Universal thickening of
capsules of Bowman Frequent atro
phy of the glomeruli Almost total de
generation of the epithelium of the con
voluted tnbules largely postmortem
Great increase of connective tissue
throughout the organ thickening of
capsules of Bowman to about three
times their normal diameter and pro Z
liferation of tlnir endothelial cells
Atrophy of glomeruli Endartritis ob f
literans in larger vessels Cloudy swell f
ing and advanced disintegration of w
cells of convoluted tubespartly post W
mortem Some tubes contain casts o
Capsule very much thickened and
connective tissue generally increased
Capsules of Bowman thickened glom
eruli atrophied and many hylaline
Epithelium of tubes swollen granular
and disintegrated many fallen from
basement membrane Casts in the
tubes of Henle In some of the tubes
the cells have entirely disappeared the
thickened basement membrane only
remaining In some locations the epi
thelial cells show dense pigmentation
with dark brown granules There are
several areas of round cell infiltration
Endartritis obliterans in larger vessels
11 c
M 27
Congenital
defect
Thickening of dura
hemorrhagic areas in
endocardeum oedema
of lungs
3 160
130
12
40
Epileptic
insanity
19 yearsIThickened and opaque
jdura cyst of nucleus
caudatus pulmonary tu
berculosis fibroids of
uterus
13 U
F 45
Terminal 23 years
dementia
12 130 130
Pulmonary tuberculosis
tuberculosis of spleen
uterus and illium right
pyosalpinx
801 90
A slight increase of connective tis
sue and several of the glomeruli are
atrophied to half their normal size
Passive congestion Cloudy swelling
and in some instances loss of nuclei of
cells of convoluted tubes A number
of cases of proliferation of the endo
thelium of Bowmans capsules
Capsule thickened glomeruli swol
len and epithelium of convoluted tubes O
almost entirely disintegrated the nu
clei having nearly all disappeared The fa
cells are swollen granular and fill the
lumen of the tubes Passive conges
tion Blood well preserved f1
d

h3
Connective tissue of pyramids great
ly increased Hyperplasia of Bow
mans capsules cloudy swelling of tub
ular epithelium and desquamation of
many of the cells Thickening of the
blood vessels Intertubular hemor
rhages
14
27 Terminal
dementia
years
Thickening of dura
small fibroid tumor of
pous from arachnoid
pulmonary tuberculosis
peforating ulcer of il
lium general septic pe
ritonitis
9 120
110
Extensive round cell infiltration in
many portions of cortex Capsules of
Bowman thickened and their endothe
lial cells increased Cloudy swelling
of epithelium loss of nuclei and total
disintegration of many of the cells
A few tubes contain casts
CO
OxTable Showing Results of PostMortem Examinations from June 20th 1896 to Sept 1st 1897
as
Case
Race
Sex
Age
Mental
Disease
GROSS ANATOMICAL
LESIONS
15
42 Chronic
mania
10 years Pulmonary tuberculosis
fatty liver
16 C
17 C
35
Epileptic
dementia
Epilepsy
29 years Dura mater thickened
atrophy frontal lobes
cardiac hypertrophy
pulmonary tuberculosis
uerrs Weight of
death Kidneys
of
section
Left Right
RESULTS OF MICROSCOPICAL EXAMI
NATION OF KIDNEYS
UrmsiUrms
130140
160J160
3 years Contracture of left fore
arm and hand and mus
cular atrophy of all the
extremities hydroceph
alus right lobar pneu
monia
About onefourth of Ihe glomeruli
are atrophied and hyaline Hyaline
degeneration of the vasa affercntia
occur in many others Epithelium of
tubes granular many without nuclei
or entirely broken down A number
of the collecting tubules have lost their
nuclei and are rilled with blood
j
Changes too slight to be deemed
pathological
80i 80
All of the glomeruli are atrophied j
and there is a proliferation of the cells
of their capsules Several glomeruli hJ
are hyaline Some cloudy swelling of
the cells of the convoluted tubes and a
few of the tubes of Henle contain
hyaline casts
18 C
F
4
Acute
mania
mos
Oedema of cerebrum
cystic degeneration of
right ovary
4 llo 125
Marked atrophy of the glomeruli
nearly all are shrunken some to less
than half their normal size and sur
rounded by a granular detritus The
cells of the tubes are broken down to
the border of the nuclei and many
nuclei have disappeared The tubes
contain a granular detntis 19
35
Chronic
mania
4 years
Thicknening of dura
calcareous nodules in
spleen chronic paran
chymatous nephritis
325
215
Some of the glomeruli are atrophied
and partly denuded of their epithe
lium and their capsules filled with
granular detritus The epithelium of
the convoluted tubules has broken
down as far as the nuclei and their
lumen is filled with granular detritus
thus formed All of the tubular epi
thelium is cloudy swollen and gran
ular
Q
General though slight increase of w
connective tissue Intense fatty degen O
eration of the tubular epithelium En o
dartritis of the larger vessel Groups
of protozoa are found in many of the
collecting tubules and some of the d
capillaries See Plates Nos 5 and 6
20
27
Not
insane
a
Acute yellow atrophy of
the liver hemorrhagic
infarcts of all the or
180
150
21 C
65
Chronic 16
mania
22
Senile
dementia
Thickened dura atherl
oma of coronary arter
ies mitral and aortic
valves Calcareous de
generation of aorta cys
tic degeneration of kid
neys chronic paranehy
matons nephritis fib
roids of uterus with cal
careous degenerations j
10
Postmortem records
lost
29Q
195
Capsule thickened Hyperplasia of J
capsules of Bowman Some of the n
glomeruli have become mere fibrous
balls enclosed in capsules twice the
normal thickness Cell proliferation t
within the capsules is present in nearly 5
every case Cells of tubules cloudy
swollen and granular or entirely bro
ken down Many tubes contain casts
Ail of the arteries exhibit endartritis
Some of the glomeruli are fibroid
but most of these structures show no
changes Slight cloudy swelling of
tubular cells and increase of connective
tissue in the pyramids38
ANNUAL REPORT
PLATE No 7
Protozon in Tubule of Kidney
Case No 20
PLATE No 6
a Protozoa in Aubule of Kidney 6 Protozoa In Capillary of Kidney
Case No 20
o
o
a

n

in

r
c
g
PLATE no 2
Perforating Epitheleoma of Forehead
Case No 48
OS
COr
Table Showing Results of PostMortem Examinations from June 20th 1896 to Sept 1st 1897
o
Case
No
Race
Sex
Age
Mental
Disease
GROSS ANATOMICAL
LESIONS
Hours
after
death
of
section
Weight of
Kidneys
Left Right
RESULTS OF MICROSCOPICAL EXAMI
NATION OF KIDNEYS
23
24
25
C
72
42
Senile
dementia
Epileptic
insanity
6 years
10 years
Vegetations upon the
tricuspid mitral and
aortic valves calcareous
degeneration of aorta
left lobar pneumonia
carcinoma of uterus
Jrms inns
170 100
Dura thick and opaque
atheroma of basila ar
tery and thrombus of
same atheroma of aorta
60
Terminal
dementia
6 years
5 180 170
Atrophy and oedema of
brain pleuretic adhe
sions apex left lung
fatty liver seventy gall
stones
115
90
26
Chronic
mania
15 years
Insane ear and asymet
rical development of
head and face thicken
ed dura cerebral oed
ema left pleuretic ad
hesions cartilagenous
elevations on left ventri
cle cystic degeneration
of kidneys interstitial
nephritis fatty liver
8 1130
110
Surgical kidney Capillary hemor
rhages Tissues infiltrated with leu
cocytes glomeruli stripped of epithe
lium Cells of tubules granular and
degenerated
A serofibrinous deposit in all of the
tubes Cloudy swelling of the epithe
lium of the convoluted tubes and casts
in some of the collecting tubes
Desquamation of cells of glomeruli
Cells of tubules in good condition Ob
literative endartritis
Capsule thickened Sclerotic areas
in which the glomeruli are atrophied
and hyaline and the cells of the tub
ules have disappeared In other por
tions the tubular epithelium has broken
down to the level of the nuclei and
the lunen of the tubes is filled with
their remains The larger vessels show
an endartritis27 C F Chronic mania 2 years Acute gaitroenteritis 17 115 1101 A few of the glomeruli are atrophied and hyaline Some of the cells of the cortex are disintegrated The changes are not to a pathological degree and are partly postmortem
28 J 43 Chronic mania 8 years Calcareous deposit in and around large vein of left frontal lobe superior convolution cerebral oedema pulmonary tuberculosis tabes mesentericus G 125 120 Areas of fibroid degeneration and marked endartritis Several glomeruli atrophied and hyaline Cloudy swelling of epithelium of convoluted tubules loss of nuclei and necrosis tubules filled with detritus and some contain casts
29 C P BS Senile dementia 15 mos Pachymenengitis externa ossificans opacity pia arachnoid atheroma basal arteries oedema of brain 13 Partial necropsy only brain removed
30 C F 47
31 C F 40
Terminal
dementia
Chronic
mania
12 yearsAtheroma of aorta ex
pensive right pleuretic
ladhesions large cystic
fibroid of uterus
8 years
General peritonitis con
genital foramen in mes
entary and loupe of de
scending colon passing
through it
100
90
16 120110
Passive congestion
General and decided increase of con
nective tissue thickening of Bowmans
capsules and atrophy and hyaline de
generation of a few glomeruli Cloudy
swelling of some of the cells of convo
luted tubes loss of nuclei and necro
sis A few casts in collecting tubules
Passive congestion Some of the
changes are postmortem and they can
scarcely be said to be pathological
O

a
y

en

dr
Table Showing Results oi Postmortem Examinations from June 20th 1896 to SepUsU89T

t
Case
No
Age
Mental
Disease
Duration
GROSS ANATOMICAL
LESIONS
Hours
alter
death
of
section
Weight of
Kidneys
Left Right
RESULTS OF MICROSCOPICAL EXAMI
NATION OF KIDNEYS
32 C
50
Chronic
8 years
Opaque dura ather
oma of basal arteries
yellow softening left
lenticular nucleus cere
bral oedema hypertro
phy of heart atheroma
aortic and mitral valves
and coronary arteries
pulmonary tuberculosis
33
79
Acute
mania
7 mos
Dura much thickened
atheroma of cerebral ar
teries slight atheroma
of aorta small fibroids
of uterus
34
P I 68
Epileptic
mania
3 years
Hydrocephalus cyst of
cerebellum cerebral
substance very thin in
some places only 3 m
m Fibrinous deposits
upon aortic valve cys
tic degeneration of kid
neys fatty liver
Grms
180
Grms
180
22
80
17
110
80
130
Atrophy and hyaline degeneration of
many glomeruli Areas of round cell
infiltration of cortex Cells of convo
luted tubules swollen and cloudy some
without nuclei and broken down Sev
eral hyaline casts in situ

z
a
5
General connective tissue increase r
with areas of dense sclerosis Bow
mans capsules thickened and glome w
ruli atrophied many hyaline Epithe g
Hum granular many cells broken down c
to the level of nuclei A large num i
ber of casts in situ Endartritis ob
literate
Connective tissue of pyramids greatly
increased tubules atrophied Some of
the capsules of Bowman thickened
and their glomeruli atrophied and
fibroid Many tubules contain casts
General disintegration of cells of con
voluted tubules
N B The changes in the epithelium are
largely postmortem hut the other conditions
exist to such an extent as to warrant the con
clusion that they are to a pathological degree35 I C
F
33
36
23
Chronic
mania
Acute
mania
37
57 Chronic
mania
38
Epileptic
insanity
39
C
18
40
36
Acute
mania
4 years
Right pleuretic adhe
sions interstitial neph
ritis
3 mos
Pulmonary tuberculosis
Tubercular peritonitis
7 years
Chronic
mania
7 mos
Pulmonary tuberculosis
Fatty liver
Atheroma of aorta pul
monary tuberculosis
fatty liver
Dura thick and opaque
oedema of pia pulmo
nary tuberculosis
19
85
85
General hyperplasia of connective
tissue Thickeniqg of Bowmans cap
sules Some of the glomeruli are atro
phied fibrous or hyaline Many col
lecting tubules contain hyaline casts
Cells of convoluted tubules fatty gran
ular and in various stages of disinte
gration Factor of postmortem change
small
7 110
Partial autopsy only
110
18
115
6 years Pulmonary tuberculosis
25
1 150
120
120
General and decided increase of con
nective tissue Capsules of Bowman
thickened glomeruli atrophied and
many fibrous and hyaline Cells of
convoluted tubes are fatty some with
out nuclei Many tubes contain casts
Obliterative endartritis closing many
vessels entirely
Some of the capsules of Bowman are
thickened Slight cioudy swelling of
epithelium of tubes Desquamation of
endothelium of glomeruli and granular
detritis within their capsules A few
epithtlial casts m situ
General connective tissue increase
Cells in good condition Tubes con
tain a fibrinous exudate Changes not
to a pathological degree
Partial autopsy only
0

O
pa
0

r
a

it
09Table Showing Results of Post
Mortem Examinations from June 20th lSQMoJejlsU

Case
So
Sex Age
Mental
Disease
41 C
E 19 Epileptic
dementia
42 C
67
Senile
dementia
43 C
37 Chronic
mania
5 years
GROSS ANATOMICAL
LESIONS
H I weight of
J i Left Rijht
section
RESULTS OF MICROSCOPICAL EXAMI
NATION OF KIDNEYS
Pulmonary tuberculosisj 26
Atheroma of aorta cyst
of right kidney fatty
liver
3 years ILeft pleuretic adhes
jions cardiac hypertro
phy altheroma of tri
cuspid and mitral valves
and aorta right bron
chopneumonia cysts of
kidneys fatty liver
13 years
Altheroma of mitral
valve and aorta pleu
retic adhesions inter
stitial nephritis fatty
liver
Blood vessels thickened A few
olomeruli atrophied and hyaline Epi
therial casts in some of the tubules
Cells of collecting tubules show cloudy
swelling loss of nuclei and disintegra
tion Blood in capillaries well pre
served Factor of postmortem change
small
Frequent thickening of capsules of
Howman and atrophy and hyaline de
generation of glomeruli Other glom
eruli are in a state of partial disinte
ration partly stripped of endothehum w
and with areas of hyaline change The 0
capsules contain a granular detritus
Not a healthy glomerulus is seen
Tubules filled with fatty fibrinous de
tritus Cells broken down to outer
border of nuclei or entirely Some
tubules contain hyaline casts

v
v
d

Areas of cirrhosis and round cell in
filtration Atrophy of the glomeruli
and fibrous degeneration of many
Thickening of Bowmans capsules
Cloudy swelling of the cells with loss
of nuclei Casts in some of the tub
ules Endartriiis obliterens of the
jlarger vesselsTT C F 43 Chronic mania 3 years Pulmonary tuberculosis Cystic degeneration of kidneys 4 loo 90 Fibrinous exudate in some of the convoluted tubules Changes are not to a pathological degree
45 c F 35 Acute mania 7 weeks Thickened dura cerebral oedema chronic endocarditis contracted kidney haematoma left ovary 6 180 60 Great increase of connective tissue and large areas where the tubules are totally atrophied Many tubes contain caste Other areas show recent round cell infiltration Cloudy swelling of the cells with fatty degeneration Endartritis in an advanced stage
40 C F 21 Epileptic insanity 7 years Adherent and thickened dura cystic degeneration left kidney 8 130 110 Capsules of Bowman thickened and many show marked proliferation of endothelium Several small cysts Cloudy swelling of cells of convoluted tubes loss of nuclei and disintegration in places Many tubes contain large granular casts Pigmentation of cells of tubes of Ilenle
47 c F 47 Chronic mania 8 j ears Thickened and adherent dura pleuretic adhesions atheroma of mitral valve and aorta pulmonary tuberculosis fatty liver 4 120 120 A few glomeruli are fibroid Endartritis of the larger vessels Changes to a pathological degree do not exist
48 w F Chronic Melancholia Epitheleoma of face perforating frontal bone and involving menenges and brain abscess left frontal lobe pleuretic adhesions See plates Nos I II III IV 22 125 105 A few areas of round cell infiltration and connective tissue increase Endartritis well marked Changes are not to a pathological degree
4
vlC5

2
2
a

r
W
O
PLATE No 8
Abscess of Left Frontal Lobe
Case No 4
o
r
a

If

r
G
S
PLATE No 4
Abscess of Left Frontal Lobe
Case 70
rf
K
Table Showing Results of PostMortem Examinations from June 20th 1896 to Sept 1st 189
Case Race Sex Age Mental Disease Duration GROSS ANATOMICAL LESIONS Hours after death ot section Weight of Kidneys RESULTS OF MICROSCOPICAL EXAMI
No Left Right
49 C 1 F 44 Chronic mania 20 yearsStrong pleuritic adhesions fibroid of uterus 5 Grms 130 Grms 140 A few glomeruli are atrophied and fibrous Proliferation of endothelium of some capsules of Bowman Endartritis pronounced Changes not to pathological degree
50 C M 70 Senile dementia 3 years Adherent and thickened dura cerebral atrophy and oedema atheroma mitral valve and aorta and coronary arteries bronchopneumonia left lung circumscribed cystic degeneration ot kidneys 4 115 85 Glomeruli shrunken many of their capsules thickened Some glomeruli are fibrous Connective tissue of tubules increased and tubules atrophied Epithelium of convoluted tubes swollen granular and often desquamated Extensive hemorrhagic infarct
CO
51 I C M
52
27
Epilepsy
Hydrothorax and old
pleuretlc adhesions bi
lateral tuberculosis of
right lung general plas
tic tubercular peritoni
tis
C F
45 Chronic
mania
9 years Calcareous degeneration
basil arteries acites hy
drothorax pleuritic ad
hesions obliterative pe
ricarditis cardiac hyp
lertrophy and dilitation
endocarditis and ather
oma aorta cyst of right
ikidney cyst of right
Itube
12
170
180
Tissue spoiled and was not examined
microscopically

Z
z

r1
a
W
Ti
O
x
10 145 145
Circumscribed cirrhotic areas with
atrophy of some glomeruli Extensive
loss of endothelial cells of glomeruli
with dilitation of their capillaries and
passive congestion Destruction of
many cells of the tubules and hyaline
casts in the tubules General passive
congestion53
M
52
Chronic
mania
12 vears
Pachymenengitis exter
na ossiflcans area of
cerebral red atrophy
pulmonary tuberculosis
left hydrothorax
Partial necropsy
54
M
45
Epileptic
insanity
5 nios
Opacity pia arachnoid
old pleuritic adhesions
milk spots of pericardj
ium
148 130
A slight increase of connective tis
sue and intense passive congestion
Not pathological
55 C
F 37
Chronic
mania
22 mos
Adherent dura thicken
ing of internal table of
frontal bone with ex
ostoses extensive em
physema of lungs
120 120
56
M
52 Acute 5 mos Pachymenengitis hem 6
mania orrhagica interna cere
bral atrophy
Capsule thickened and immediately q
beneath it are numerous areas of round m
cell infiltration with marked increase 2
of connective tissue The cells of the q
tubules in these areas are almost en
tirely broken down In the deeper
portions the cells of the convoluted
tubes are cloud many have lost their
nuclei and are partly broken down and
the lumen of the tubes filled with a
granular and serofibrinous detritus
The connective tissue of the pyramids JJ
shows a marked increase and the tubes t
a corresponding atrophy Bodies like 0
those observed in case Xo 20 in many
tubules blocking them entirely See
plate No VI Some of the tubes con
tain hyaline casts
Partial necropsy
57
W
M 60 Chronic
Aneurism of arch of
aorta ruptured into
pericardium
22
Partial necropsy
p
Table Showing Results of PostMortem Examinations from June 20th 1896 to Sept 1st 1897
Ol
Case
No
Race
Sex
Age
Mental
Disease
Duration
GROSS ANATOMICAL
LESIONS
Hours
after
death
of
section
Weight of
Kidneys
Left Right
RESULTS OF MICROSCOPICAL EXAMI
NATION OF KIDNEYS
58
M
80 Senile
dementia
Pachymenengitis exter
na ossiflcans cerebral
atrophy atheroma in
ternal carotids endocar
ditis mitral and calca
reous aorta cystic de
generation of kidneys
24
Grms
100
59 C
60
M
59
Chronic 15 years
mania
Thickened dura cere
bral atrophy fatty de
generation of heartwith
hypertrophy and dilita
tion atheroma of aorta
cystis of left kidney
fibroid of uterus fatty
liver
39
Epilepsy 39 years
Cerebral congestion hy
drocephalus cerebral
atrophy
Grms
80
Typical cirrhotic kidneys in advanced
age General increase of connective
tissue with corresponding atrophy of
tubules and glomeruli Obliterative en
dartritis very pronounced Cells of the
tubules are in many cases desquamated
and degenerated The tubes contain
serofibrinous exudate some blood
others casts Passive congestion
150114
145
180
Thickening of Bowmans capsules
Atrophy of glomeruli others hyaline
Small hemorrhagic infarcts Intense
fatty degeneration of nearly all of the g
tubular epithelium jtf
Capsules of Bowman more or less
thickened nearly all glomeruli atroph
ied some fibroid Large areas of dense
round cell infiltration and connective
tissue growth in which the cells of the
tubules are totally destroyed In the
pyramids the hyperplasia of connective
tissue is universal and marked In por
tions of the tissue not involved as
above many of the cells of the convolu
ted tubules are cloudy granular and
without nuclei Endatritis is marked61 C
37
Acute
mania
6 weeks
Cerebral congestion and
oedema splenic hyper
trophy
140 120
Some of the glomeruli have lost many
of their endothilial cells The lumen of
the tubes is filled with a serofibiinous
exudate The cells are in good condi
tion
62 C M 52
6 mos
Cerebral atrophy athe
roma middle cerebral ar
teries right pleuretic
adhesions old miliary
tuberculosis lower lobe
left lung and middle lobe
right lung renal calcu
63 C
lus left kidney
right kidney
cysts
2 150
130
General hyperplasia of connective
tissuegreatest about the glomeruli
Many of Bowmans capsules thickened
and glomeruli atrophied The epithe
lium of the tubes shows little change q
but some tubes contain hyaline casts W
Marked endartritis j
Q
F 50
Terminal 5 years
dementia
Dura thick rough and
opaque Pachymenen
gitis interna hemorrha
gica atheroma basal ar
teries dilitation left
ventricle right fibro
plastic pleurisy haema
toma left ovary
150 150
Very little normal kidney structure
is seen in sections examined it having
been replaced by connective tissue and
an extensive roundcelled infiltration
which in some areas is necrotic The
glomeruli are nearly all atrophied and
hyaline and the few remaining cells of
the tubules cloudy granular and bro x
ken down C
64
M
48
Epileptic
dementia
18 mos
Internal table left pari
etal bone extensively
thickened pachymen
engitis externa ossifi
cans an old organized
clot lies over the left
occipital and parietal
lobes atrophy and soft
ening of convoluitons in
these regions softening
of right frontal lobe
7 150
140
General and marked eonnective tis
sue increase Hyperplasia of Bow
mans capsules and atrophy of many
glomeruli Cloudy swelling of epithe
lium of convoulted tubules with loss of
nuclei in many cases Endartritis ob
literans
Ox
ItTable Showing Results of PostMortem Examinations from June 20th 1896 to Sept 1st 1897
lO
Case
No
Race
Sex
Age
Mental
Disease
65
66
22
Acute
mania
34 Chronic
mania
67
39 Chronic
mania
Duration
GROSS ANATOMICAL
LESIONS
Hours i
ater I
death
of
section
Weight of
Kidneys
Left Right
RESULTS OF MICROSCOPICAL EXAMI
NATION OF KTDNEYS
2 mos
7 years
Cerebral congestion
passive congestion of
liver pelvic peritonitis
bilateral pyosalpinx
Oedema of piaarach
noid pulmonary tuber
culosis fatty liver tabes
mesentericus
13 years
Dura thick and opaque
left ventricle dilated to
twice its normal size
adherent pia pleuretie
adhesions pulmonary
tuberculosis cysts of
kidneys paranchyma
tous nephritis fatty
liver
IGrms
110
Grins
95
Slight postmortem changes in cells
of convoluted tubules
2 120
105 Universal hyperplasia of connective
tissue Many small areas of more
dense sclerosis involving several glo
meruli and a number of tubes with cor
responding atrophy of these structures
and often hyaline degeneration of the
tufts The cells of the convoluted
tubes are in various stages of disinte
gration which in some instances is
complete The tubes are filled with
detritus and a large number of casts
are observed in situ
132
132
Some glomeruli are atrophied Some
show loss of endothelium and in nearly
every case there is a granular deposit
within the capsule while a number of
instances of proliferation of capsular
endothelum are noted The epithe
lium of the convoluted tubules is gran
ular the outer borders of the cells
often indistinct and the lumen of the
tubes filled with detritus granular or
serofibrinous68
C M
38
Acute
mania
1 year
Yellow softening o f
right superior frontal
convolution thickening
of piaarachnoid in syl
vian fissures pulmona
ry tuberculosis gangre
nous appendix fatty
liver
130
100
Changes slight and not to a patho
logical degree
c F 24
Acute
mania
2 weeks Cerebral congestion
105
10
70
26
Chronic
mania
16 mos
Adherent pia arachn
oid pulmonary tubercu
losis anomaly left
double ureta see pate
V Cyst right kidney
fatty liver
12
115
100
Passive congestion Slight increase
of connective tissue Changes are not
to a pathological degree O
Increase of connective tissue in pyra o
raids The epithelium of convoluted
tubules swollen and opaque Many
nuclei have disappeared and the cells Q
are often broken down completely a
granular mass filling the tubes changes pj
partly postmortem o
73
r
a
S
71 C F 31 Chronic mania 3 years Frontal bone is 12 m m 2 thick inner table thickened pachymenengitis uxterna ossificans left obliterative pleuritis at heroma of atrta pulmo nary tuberculosis 150 130 Great hyperplasia of connecting tissue of pyramids with corresponding atrophy of tubules Cloudy swelling of cells of convoluted tubes many of which are broken down to a level with the nuclei Lumen of tubes filled with granular detritus Many casts in situ
72 C F 17 Epileptic 2 years Bilateral atrophy of parietal and occipital convolutions 8 112 110 Connectiee tissue of pyramids increased Cloudy swelling of cells of convoluted tubes and some loss of nuclei Partly postmortem change
Vtable Showing Results ol PostMortem Examinations from June 20th 1896 to Sept 1st 189
Case
No
Race Sex Age
Mental
Disease
i Duration
GROSS ANATOMICAL
LESIONS
Hours
after
death
of
section

Weight of
Kidneys
Left Right
RESULTS OF MICROSCOPICAL EXAMI
NATION OF KIDNEYS
73i
60
Chronic
mania
Atheroma basila and
middle cerebral arteries
Sarcoma lungs kidneys
uterus and liver
74
75
F 47
F 40
Chronic
mania
Chronic
mania
16 years
3 years
Pachy menengitis ex
terna ossificans Cardiac
hypertrophy and d Cita
tion weight of heart
645 grams interstitial
nephritis cyst right fal
lopian tube
Pulmonary tuberculosis
cyst left ovary fatty
liver
Grms
150
Grms
130
Universal connective tissue increase
most marked in the pyramids The
glomeruli are shrunken and surround
ed by granular detritus Several areas
of round cell infiltration Cells of tu
bules degenerated as far as outer bor
der of nuclei A circumscribed tumor
of the cortex consists of large spindle
cells having no definite arrangement
with an intercellular substance of con
nective tissue Sarcoma
140
130
140
110 Areas of pronounced sclerosis round w
cell infiltration and fibroid degenera
tion of glomeruli and desquamation of g
tubular epithelium In other portions
cloudy swelling of cells of tubules
many without nuclei and broken down
Tubules of pyramids contain many
casts in situ and in this region sclero
sis is prominent Walls of the vessels
thickened
Many glomeruli atrophied a few hy
aline Cells of convoluted tubules
granular and broken down to the level
of the nuclei and the tubes filled with
the detritus thus formed In the tubes
of the pyramids casts in situ are fre
quent Extensive hyperplasia of ex
terna of arteries76 C M 31 Recurrent mania 2 years Miliary tuberculosis of lungs and liver 7 160 155 Slight general increase of connective tissue Capsules of Bowman thickened and glomeruli atrophied Several are hyaline Cloudy swelling of cells of convoluted tubules and breaking down of their outer borders A few casts in situ
77 0 F 65 Eecurrent mania Thickened dura atheroma of basal arteries fatty and dilated heart calcareous and aorta old pelvic adhesions 4 115 106 Areas of sclerosis involving one or two glomeruli which are fibrous and a number of tubules which have atrophied are common Most of the glomeruli are atrophied and show more or less loss of endothelium while their capsules contain a granular detritus The cells of the convoluted tubes are very thinmost of them broken down to the level of the nuclei The lumen of the tubes is filled with detritus and many casts A few interbubular hemorrhages
78 0 M 70 Senile dementia Pachymenengitis externaossiflcans thickening internal table frontal bone atheroma cerebral arteries left obliterative pleuritis atheroma of aorta small white tumor left kidney 5 145 140 Extensive areas of cirrhosis occur in which the glomeruli are fibroid and the tubes destroyed Other situations show some connective tissue increase and atrophy of the glomeruli Cloudy swelling of epithelium of tubules A tumor about 5 m m in diameter at lower border of cortex consists of connective tissue Fibroma
79 u F Primary dementia Slight cerebral atrophy right hydrothorax miliary tuberculosis of lungs Pelvic adhesions 7 107 107 Slight cloudy swelling of epithelium Changes not to a pathological degree
o
Table Showing Results of Postmortem Examinations from June 20th 1896 to Sept 1st 1897
Case
No
Race
Age
Mental
Disease
Duration
GROSS ANATOMICAL
LESIONS
Hours I
alter eight of
death Kidneys
at
section
Left Right
RESULTS OF MICROSCOPICAL EXAMI
NATION OF KIDNEYS
80 C F
05
Acute
mania
81 C F
82 C
Terminal
dementia
M 55 Epilepsy
83
84
M
Chronic
mania
Acute
mania
Pachymenengitis exter
na ossificans small tu
bercular area in right
lung 5 cm thrombus
right pulmonary artery
Adherent dura slight
atheroma of aorta con
tracted kidneys and py
onephrosis and cvsts
calcareous and fibroid
tumor of uterus
Old gunshot wound of
right parietal region
fragment of bone 15 m
m long by 12 m m wide
projecting into brain
flattened 22 cal bullet
found at vertex ad lie
rent to dura at junction
of falx The track of
the ball through 1 he base
of the convolutions is
marked by yellow atro
phy
Brain only examined
no microscopical lesions
Perforating diphtheritic
colitis septic peritoni
tis pulmonary tubercu
losis left lung several
iareas 15 mm in diameter
Onus Grinsj
100 120 Slight increase of connective tissue
Cells in good condition Changes are
not to a pathological degree
00 70
situ
161 155
Typical cirrhotic kidney Great in
crease of connective tissue Atrophy
and fibroid degeneration of glomeruli
Desquamation of cells of convoluted f
tubes and a large number of casts in Z
Z
a

Atrophy of some of the glomeruli W
Cells in good condition Changes are o
not to a pathological degree
15
2 1170
145
Not examined
Slight cloudy swelling Changes are
not to a pathological degreeGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
57
PLATE No 5
Double Ureta Case No 7058
ANNUAL REPORT
SYNOPSIS OF TABLE
In 80 cases in which the lungs were examined 34 were tuber
culous
Calcareous and atheromatous degeneration of aorta 111 25
cases
Atheroma of basal vessels of brain in 12 cases
Cystic degeneration of both kidneys in 9 cases
Cystic degeneration of one kidney in 9 cases
Heart lesions in 22 cases
Epithelioma of face 1 case
Carcinoma of uterus j caste
Multiple sarcoma 1 case
Tumor of pons fibroid arachnoid 1 case
Of the 76 cases of insane subjects in which the kidneys were
examined microscopically 56 or 7383 per cent showed changes
considered pathological
I wish in closing to express my appreciation of the liberality
shown by the Board of Trustees in the equipment of the labora
tory and of the uniform kind consideration shown me by our
superintendent whose sympathetic interest in my work has
lightened its labors and been a constant source of encourage
ment
My thanks are also due my assistant Dr J W Mobley for
his faithful and efficient services
Respectfullv
T E OERTEL M D
Pathologist
Report of Steward
STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM
Milledgeville Ga Aug 31 1897
Dr T O Powell Superintendent
Dear Sir I have the honor to transmit through you to our
Board of Trustees this my report as steward from Septembei
1st 1896 to September 1st 1897
Abstract A shows the balance brought forward from last
fiscal year the amount drawn from the State Treasurer for sup
port and maintenance of the Institution together with a classi
fied statement of the disbursements also the balance on hand
to be carried forward to the next yearGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
59
B shows in detail the expenditures on account of
Abstract
subsistence
Abstract C shows in detail the expenditures on account oi
clothing
Abstract D shows in detail the expenditures on account of
fuel and transportation
Abstract E shows salaries paid to officers
Abstract F shows wages paid to employes
Abstract G shows in detail the expenditures on account of
incidental expenses
Abstract H shows in detail the expenditures on account of
medical supplies
Abstract I shows in detail the expenditures on account of
contingencies
Abstract J shows in detail the expenditures on account of
stationer and postage
Abstract K shows in detail the expenditures of the balance
of the special appropriation for heating detached buildings
Abstract L shows in detail the expenditures of the balance
of the special appropriation for building brick wall
Abstract M shows in detail the expenditures on account of
special appropriation for a duplicate water main together with
the balance on hand carried forward to next year
Abstract N shows the requisition for support and main
tenance of the Institution drawn for the State Treasurer in their
regular order
Abstract O shows the average number of patients from
1873 to 1897 both included together with the per capita per
diem and per annum
Abstract P shows the cost of maintaining one patient by
the year month week and day
Our storekeeper Mr W H Hunter reports stock on hand
602898
Our apothecary Dr A G North reports stock on hand
81230
Our per capita is 3311iooc
By reference to the report of Mr G W Hollenshead assist
ant steward you will find the results from garden dairies hog
etc Our manner of purchasing supplies is still kept up advier
tising for sealed proposals to furnish and awarding to lowest
bidder All of my books vouchers etc have been regularly
examined by the auditing committee of the Board of Trustees
found correct and approved
Duplicate vouchers of thie expenditures of the Institution
have been forwarded monthly to His Excellency the Governor
for file in the Executive Department in accordance with law
Since the appropriation was made for the support and mainWwTl
60 ANNUAL REPORT
tenance of the Institution for 1898 there has been a considerable
advance in the cost of supplies and I feel that we should have
to practice rigid economy to care for the number of inmates we
shall have next year this however has always been our cus
tom
We have steadily improved in the care and comforts of our
unfortunates and I am fully persuaded the management of our
Institution will compare favorably with any similar Institution
in the United States With renewed expressions of gratitude for
the confidence reposed in me by our Honorable Board of Trus
tees as well as yourself I am yours
Very respectfully
LUCIUS J LAMAR
Steward
ABSTRACT A
Statement of Steward State Lunatic Asylum showing the
balance brought forward from last fiscal year and all money
received also a classified statement of disbursements from Sep
tember 1st 1896 to September 1st 1897
896 CASH Dr
Aug 31 To cash on hand 7J1 IO
Aug 31 To cash drawn from State Treasurer246666 70
254447 o
1897 CASH Cn
Ausj 31 By Subsistence 87380 74
Clothing 2621565
Fuel and transportation 20655 21
Salaries 20820 00
Wages 59199 45
Incidental expenses 330 39
Medical supplies S2 19
Contingencies 979 27
Stationery and postage 943 45
251976 35
Cash with Asylum Treasurer 2471 45
254447 80GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
61
ABSTRACT B
Showing in detail the expenditures on account of subsistence
from September 1st 1896 to September 1st 1897
1 DATE TO WHOM PAID 1 1 WHAT FOR 1 AMOUNT I
October 5 1896
6 40

8 81
Abram Foord 5 18
S B Trawick 17 63
F Rutherford 12 96
6 25
6 00
T W Turk 2 87
C L Ivey 4 87
2 47
S R Jacques Tineley Oo 33 75
J J Waxelbaum Co 32 50
11 00
4 60
C B Bales 11 15
S B Trawick IS 20
6 50
J M Edwards
P A Gunn 10 80
J W Johns 6 60
Abram Foord 4 05
F Rutherford 13 95
4 20
H M Edviirls 5 00
i6 CO
4 CO
Cudd Co 2 79
J M Ed vnrlt 70
IjS 15
51 84
T H Latimer 51 4
G C MoKinley 63 86
Ellison Schooler 160 89
O M Cone 54 27
51 OS
Terra nee Treamor
44 01

JM Edwards u 101 25
W G Hawkins
Bearden Conn 3 68
Alexander Drug and Seed Co 5 75
1049 61
18 68
S R Jacques Tineley Oo 1536 94
Compton Bell 156 65
8 50

62
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT BContinued
DATE
TO WHOM PAID
J
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
October 5 1896
J J Waxelbaum CoPotatoes
J A HomeTobacco
Compton BellGroceries
Hancock Bros OoTobacco
Cuddy CoCheese
J A Home
Milledgeville Oil CoC S Meal
H E McCoinbGroceries
Carr ConnGroceries
C E NewtonPotatoes
Savannah Grocery CoSalt
26 00
18 40
5 40
108 80
ISO 00
Bacon 1182 76
288 00
6 45
51 04
55 50
74 00
November 5 1896
J M EdwardsButter
J J Waxelbaum OoPotatoes
J W ScottPotatoes
John PacePoultry
Wm BagleyGame
S YoungbloodPoultry
L A LingoldPoultry
JMEdwardsButter
C E RobertsPoultry
Julian WynnPotatoes
J T MedffinPotatoes
J D LimgoldPotatoes
J M EdwardsButter
Josh GunnPoultry
J J Waxeilbaum CoOnions
C C JohnsPoultry
W D McMillanPotatoes
S B TraywickPoultry
L L SmithPoultry
W S DavisPoultry
E B BatesMutton
C H Wright SonEggs
JMEdwardsButter
J A HomeGroceries
J J Waxelbaum OoiTurnips
Miller Nixon CoSoap
Swift CoButterlne
Cuddy CoCheese
Hancock Bros CoTobacco
Jobn DavisMutton
George WashingtonPeas
S R Jacques Tinpley CoGroceries
J A HomeGroceries
J J Waxelbaum CoTurnips
C H BaibbPoultry
P A GunnPoultry
J M EdwardsButter
Schooler EdwardsBeef 1
9 00
57 24
70 62
4 08
4 00
1 37
3 60
8 31
50
25
75
12
75
12 25
73 50
5 00
11 25
23 69
9 30
10 90
11 59
15 00
8 25
35 25
131 99
126 00
153 45
120 24
217 60
19 75
12 05
564 62
681 32
45 7
7 80
8 60
6 75
82GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
63
ABSTRACT BContinued
DATE
TO WHOM PAID
71
I
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
November 5 1896
J M EdwardsMfilk
Dora Miller
E L Furnvan
W G Hawkins
G C McKirtley
R N Lamlar
T H Datimer
O M ConeMilk
J A Brooks
T Treanor
M Wagnon
Oomryton BellGroceries
Oarr ConnApples
Miller Nixon CoTurnips
Befarden ConnEggs
Warren EdwardsPoultry
G T Rogers SonPotatoes
6
J M MartinPoultry
W R JonesPoultry
J W ChampionTurnips
T TlreaniorPotatoes
Warren EdwardsPoultry
J C BabbPoultry
W H ArmstrongEggs
J M EdwardsButter
Oompton BellOnions
W A DesonEggs
E B BalesMutton
101 07
55 57
50 89
87 03
53 55
56 20
56 20
69 30
55 71
68 59
123 34
61 80
69 49
45 00
5 15
9 65
33 00
Swift CoButterine 153 45
7 90
5 70
4 12
32 00
6 64
7 34
30
9 19
61 25
10 30
9 50
December 5 1896 i
Josh GunnPoultry
Wright SonEggs
Georga WashingtonPoultry
J R McCook
J M Dantfford
S Raiford
S B Tray wick
J W ChampionTurnips
E B BalesMutton
J M EdwardsButter
T W TurkButter
Chas DingcJldPoulltry
George WasningrtofPoultry
J L BarnesPotatoes
J M EdwiardsButter
M L ByingtonPoultry
W A Deason
W G Lockhart
E B BalesMutton
J J Waxelbaum OoPotatoes
8 45
t 21
17 35
6 10
6 15
2 85
35 10
8 75
14 55
6 62
3 25
7 30
4 20
15 60
6 31
3 20
7 55
4 30
10 80
94 5064
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT BContinued
DATE
TO WHOM PAID
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
J
J
J
A
J
S
J
Ieceimber 5 1896
C E NewtonOnions
Jones BethunePotatoes
V P JacksonPoultry
E Humphries
Warren Edwards
John Phillips
J W Potter
W EdwardsEggs
E OB BalesMuititon
J M EdwardsButter
J M FomtainEggs
W T LingoldPoultry
R M BufordPoultry
Adam RayfordButter
R B TorrancePoultry
P HumphriesPoultry
L BarnesPotatoes
M EdwardsButter
M BenfordPoultry
E Baugh
B Trawick
P Humphries
W B Oarr
J Manderson
J B OQuInnEggs
Walker Barnes
W H Armstrong
H E McComb
A J GibsonPoultry
J M WliitakerPoultry
C H RichardsonPotatoes
E B BalesMutton
J M EdwardsButter
Warren EdwardsPoultry
John DavisMutton
P A GunnPoultry
W E Brown
J L Johns
T W TurkButter
J M Fountain Eggs
J O SnowPoultry
Jim WalkerPoultry
E P GibsonMeat
J M EdwardsButter
Milledgeville Oil CoC S Meal
Swift OoButterine
Cuddy CoCheese
Cuddy CoCheese
Warren Edwards Poultry
Schooler EdwardsBeef 097 19
R N DamarMilk SO 92
51 25
47 40
10 00
9 25
6 00
4 15
3 40
15 50
11 15
6 37
11 50
15 00
13 90
2 85
18 90
58 30
4 00
5 56
7 20
no 40
25 25
7 81
9 90
9 50
5 10
3 05
3 60
5 20
17 10
30 65
9 55
29 25
8 12
12 00
44 74
9 10
4 80
3 73
2 63
7 20
1 25
3 70
2 00
6 25
240 00
153 45
186 39
51 93
3 75
GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
ABSTRACT BContinued
G5
DATE
TO WHOM PAID
WHAT FOR
I
AMOUNT
I
December 5 1896
T H DaitimerMilk
M Wagnoii
G C McKinley
J M Edwards
O M Cone
J A Brooks
T Treianor
W G Hawkins
E L Furman
Dora Miller
Compton BellGroceries
Bearden Oo
Hall Treanor
Carr Conn
John DavisMutton
Warren EdwardsEggs
J M EdwardsButter
S R Jaques Tinsley CoCoffee
J A HomeGroceries
J J Waxelbaum CoFruit
Warren EdwardsPoultry
George Washington
J T Bloodwortn
W I Simpson
L J FountainEggs
M A HodgesPoultry
John Lord Poultry
D C KlngreyEggs
W A DeasonEggs
P F TyePoultry
T W TurkButlter
A CollinsPoultry
J H Stripling
Casper Jinking
P Cartwriglit
P A Gunm
N A McCook
J T Vincent
J M Fountain
G W Hollenshead
L L Pearson
iA L Johnson
January 5 1897
S
J
J
R
C
J
J
B Tray wick
M Pitts
P Humphries
H Bloodwortn
E Gladden
A Beck
R Hamhrick
50 00
89 82
5 fin
103 14
63 90
68 27
56 70
86 98
46 03
46 53
60 25
38 48
6 50
217 71
21 63
8 10
6 06
564 62
681 32
225 95
5 00
8 51
16 20
3 60
6 15
16 90
16 30
6 60
5 10
10 60
3 50
23 70
40 35
13 65
7 40
14 20
4 75
6 40
8 00
30 00
16 50
11 10
20 60
11 65
7 60
4 25
6 50
11 00
8 2566
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT BContinued
1 DATE TO WHOM PAID 1 1 WHAT FOR 1 1 AMOUNT 1
January 5 1897 3 00
S B Fuller 9 75
J M Edwards C H Babb J B King 3 90 14 80 8 90 2 40 5 70 10 60 6 65
N L Touflson R C Moore 12 10 14 10
E B Bales C E Brown S B Traywick W J Simpson E B Bales 10 05 12 SO 11 40
J M Edwards Warren Edwards Southern Fertilizer Co 18 35 437 38
W D Green
D G Durden M J Smith 11 80 8 80
George Washington C L Ivey 10 45 5 70
J P Humphries Schooler Edwards S R Jaques Tlnsley Co Cuddy Co J M Edwards Groceries 583 16 520 19 7 87
J P Humphries D C Kimgry 6 65
George Washington J M Edwards 10 43 25 00 6 00
Schooler Edwards II 97 36 57 26
T H Latlmer If 57 26
W G Hawkins J M Edwards lt 90 81 91 35
G C MeKinley 55 80
O M Cone J A Brook tf 68 13 62 35
Dora Miiler H 47 70
E L Furman T Treanor G W Hollenshead I 39 69 58 59 4 69
2878 94

GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
ABSTRACT TContinued
67
DATE
TO WHOM PAID
I
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
January 5 1897
P A GrainEggs
Bearden ConnGroceries
Oompton Bell
Oair Conn
J A HomeTobacco
J M EdwardsButter
E B BalesMutton
Hall TreanorEggs
J W Clarke Turnips
D Talmage 2ndRice
Hancock Bros CoTobacco
Witt CoButterine
Cuddy CoCheese
Jones BethunePotatoes
J M EdwardsTurnips
M Frost CoPepper
February 5 1897
W G HawkinsPotatoes
H P RichardsPoultry
J A Palmer
Warren Edwards
J M EdwardsTurnips
Wright SonEggs
Warren EdwardsPoultry
J M EdwardsBultter
Warren EdwardsEggs
J M EdwardsTurnips
R H MooreTurnips
T W TurkButter
Warren EdwardsPoultry
J R TorraneePoultry
J M EdwardsButter
Warren EdwardsPoultry
C H RichardsonEggs
A T Kingrey
E M Cook
Wm Rice
H P RichardsPoultry
J B OQuinnEggs
S B TnaywlckPoultry
C E NeWbonTurnips
Warren EdwardsPoultry
S R Jaques Tinsley CoPotatoes
Kavamaugh BrennanLemons
J M EdwardsButter
Warren EdwardsPoultry
T W TurkButter
EMiSon SchoolerBeef
G W HolllnsheadButter
D Talmage 2ndRice
10 40
15 87
319 57
66 00
18 48
9 50
9 35
2 70
17 50
154 17
108 67
153 45
174 15
40 59
15 SO
9 38
8 48
10 50
6 2a
10 00
14 40
3 00
23 30
11 25
4 50
12 25
5 25
3 06
7 00
7 75
5 00
16 25
3 25
5 35
5 32
7 25
11 50
6 25
49 in
27 00
4 50
45 50
3 00
5 50
3 50
3 50
1104 93
12 00
308 33
68
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT BContinued
DATE
TO WHOM PAID
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
I
February 5 1897
Hancock Bros CoTobacco 217 53
S R Jacques Tirusley CoGroceries 310 67
J A HornGroceries 3125 00
M WagnionMilk
T H Daitimer
W G Hawkins
J M Edwards
E Li Fuirman
Dora Miller
G C McKinley
O M Cone
J A Brooks
T Treanor
Bearden ConnGroceries
Warren EdwardsPoultry
Hall TreanorGroceries
S R Jaques Tinsley CoPotatoes
Swift CoButterine
Cuddy CoCheese
B H JonesTurnips
J M EdwardsButter
Carr ConnSoap
Wairren EdwardsPoultry
March 5 1897
M J Glynn CoTea
Warren EdwaidsPoultry
H C WoodEggs etc
S B TraywickPoulltry
J M EdwardsButter
R H MoorePotatoes
J M FountainEggs
Root Buistt CoSeed
S R Jaques Tinsley CoPotatoes
J M EdwardsButter
L H ThomasPeas
J J Waxelbaum CoTurnips
C W MoronPoultry
P A Gunin
P A West
J M EdwardsButter
Wairren Edwards Eggs
J B OQuinnPeas
J A PalmerPoultry
A P BlandPeas
Alexander Drug and Seed CoSeed
Ellison SchoolerBeef
G W HollinsheadButter
M WagnonMilk
T H Latimer
E Li Furman
96 58
106 78
92 50
87 30
43 15
55 08
55 G2
69 30
63 90
57 96
12 33
11 25
23 73
46 50
153 45
185 13
13 75
4 00
99 24
5 00
205 75
3 50
6 50
44 30
7 25
43 17
17 00
99 28
16 98
3 25
62 7o
65 00
4 40
7 81
2 81
6 25
8 60
55 37
6 25
14 48
15 00
981 40
8 50
88 77
81 45
42 21

GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
ABSTRACT BContinued
69
DATE
TO WHOM PAID
I
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
March 5 1897
Dora MillerMilk
W G Hawkins
J A HomeGroceries
S R Jaques Tinsley CoGroceries
Swift CoBuMerire
G C McKinleyMilk
O M Cone
J A Brooks
T Treanor
J M Edwards
Carr ConnSoap
Bearden CoinnGroceries
S B TraywlckPoultry etc
Compton BellGroceries
Wright SonEggs
O D SayfieldPotatoes
TWParkerEggs
A T KinlgreyEggs
H J McCookHogs
P M McCook
Jim Sykes
W H Willis
S E Wright
H C Whaitley
A J Hawkins
J W Scott
W A ODanie
J H Bronan
And Broyisdale
Julius Singleton
J M Fountain
Alexander Drug and Seed OoSeed
W A DeasonEggs
Hall TreanorEggs
M D ByingitonHogs
W H Willis
J T Hobby
J W Gilman
J M EdwardsButter
C E NewtonTurnips
C L IveyEggs
J P JacksonEggs
F M McCookHogs
H J McCook
Dave Tucker
R Humphries
G W Holllnshead
P A GuininPoultry
C F RileyEggs
C W Moran
P A West
46 48
84 96
1125 00
310 67
158 10
49 41
63 00
57 96
46 62
66 15
86 48
9 60
42 90
4 00
5 00
13 35
6 70
4 60
47 52
22 96
13 68
21 20
52 64
41 52
18 44
S4 20
40 24
26 80
5 76
5 20
5 50
30 51
6 95
2 80
32 00
31 52
25 60
6 64
7 06
36 00
5 10
3 45
7 00
20 80
6 24
19 68
31 04
7 65
5 82
6 40
2 1070
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT BContinued
DATE
TO WHOM PAID
I
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
March 5 1897
J D Harper
W A Deason
A Collins
J M Fountain
George Washington
Warren Edwards
J B OQulnn
Hogs
Poultry
Pouitry
Eggs
April B 1897
J R MctCook
J H Bloodwontlh
S B TraywickPoultry
Henry EdwardsPotatoes
C H RichardsonEggs
C H SimpsonHogs
J M EdwardsButter
Josh GunnPoultry
Genl Litmon
J M Martin
E B Bales
J C Jackson Eggs
J M Buck Jr
j b attics
C H Baibb
E B BalesPoultry
Jack BrooksHogs
J M FountainEggs
O D LayfleldEggs
M L ByingtonPoultry
W A DeasonHogs
Jj W JacksonPotatoes
Warren EdwardsEggs
W A DeasonEggs
J A PalmerPoultry
S B TraywickPoultry
J M EdwardsButter
R ColemanHogs
Jerry ThomasHogs
P A WestEggs
S BarrelttEggs
FayeMe TinsleyProduce
Warren Edwards
Huph Parker
A T Kingrey
S B TraywickPoultry
Wright SonEggs
J A PalmerPoultry
E McCook
Josh Gurun
J B OQulnnEggs
Warren Edwards
3 92
39 28
31 12
15 44
9 80
8 40
5 40
t 3S
5 80
35 75
00
80
20
12
40
50
95
6
76
SO
50
10
90
96
50
00
35
5
4
5
5
2
6
6
7
5
9
2
4
5
2
4
3
5
23 92
25 00
8 40
5 80
14 95
35 20
4 50
8 08
6 S8
2 10
11 15
10 95
8 40
4 70
9 60
38 75
4 50
5 90
6 32
10 95
4 50
4 00GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM 71
ABSTRACT BContinued
il 5 1
C W
w rigl
D P
C B
J P
J E
J B
J M
s B
DATE TO WHOM PAID WHAT FOR AMOUNT
1
1897
MoranEggs 6 40
t Son 6 10
FergusonFruit 76 65
NewtonPoitatoes 40 50
HumphriesPoultry 9 80
MyrickHogis 5 3tf
StilesEggs 2 50
EdwardsButter 6 2b
TrawickPoultry 42 00
J C S E McConnell CoFruit 196
Armour CoButterine 183 60
Hancock Bros CoTobacco 318 00
Cuddy CoCheese 133 02
Barle WilsonHogs 6 32
S R Jaques Tinsley CoGroceries 328 78
J A PalmerPoultry 6 00
Carhart BraSugar 17 25
Compton BellGroceries 7 45
Ellison SchoolerBeef 1096 58
T H EatimerMilk 93 lo
M Wagnan 104 78
G W Hollinshead 14 55
W G Hawkins 93 28
J M Edwards 75 60
G C McKiraley 55 35
O M Cone 67 50
J A Brook 63 27
T Treanor 57 06
E L Furmam 43 60
Dora Miller 55 46
Bearden ConriiGroceries 3 00
T W TurkButter 2 00
J J Waxelbaum CoFruft 27 63
Austin Nichols CoSugar 110 31
Swift CoButterine 100 80
MitcheM Tnaywlck Poultry 5 56
J D BalesMutton 4 50
S B TraywlckEggs 3150
J P HumphriesEggs 7 00
A V DuBignonButter 2 12
J A HomeGroceries 3379 23
H E McCombGroceries 4 20
Warren EdwardlsEggs 10 45
J M BeckPoultry 4 SO
WISimpsonPoultry 2 85
JMEdwardsButter 5 62
J B OQuinintPeas 37 13
Kavanaugh BrennonLemons 2 50
May 5 1897
A T KingreyEggs S 60ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT BContinued
I
DATE
TO WHOM PAID
WHAT FOR
I
AMOUNT
May 5 1897
Stephen HallPotatoes 15 63
F M McOookHogs 3j 24
F TinsleyEggs 8 75
R F Ivey 4 65
J M Fountain 11 25
J Manderson 5 95
P J ClineHogs 7 12
W MolemonPotatoes 00
S RarretitEggs S 00
JMEdwardsButter 5 75
S B Tray wick Poultry 38 25
E J Adams 4 05
J P Humphries 11 V0
Milledgevilte Oil CoC S Meal 216 00
W A DeasonEggs 165
C L IveyEggs 8 40
Josh GunnPoultry 12 25
JMEdwardsButter 6 25
Savannah Grocery CoGroceries 183 22
M WagnoraFish 10 19
JMEdwardsButter 7 50
J J Waxelbaum CoFruit 237 07
Armour CoBuitterine 183 60
Savannah Grocery CoGroceries 188 88
Joslh GunmPoultry 5 25
J J Waxelbaum CoPotatoes 56 00
J L HillPotatoes 7 60
T H DatimerMilk 122 22
Ellison SchoolerBeef 1044 07
J B Stiles Eggs 7 95
M WagnonFish 115 50
S B TraywickPoultry 4140
J M EdwardsMilk 86 85
WGHawkinsMilk 9130
E P LaneButter 1150
S BarrettPeas 25 58
T TreantorMilk 63 19
J A Brooks 62 10
G W HolMnshead 11 45
O M Come 8 40
Dora Miller 55 40
S R Jaques Tinsley CoGroceries 1373 85
J A Home 2009 30
E L FurmanMilk 50 76
G C McKinley 53 55
Oarr OoiraiMeal 33 98
JMEdwardsButter 6 75
E J AdamPoultry 7 00
CJompton BellGroceries 13 10
Hall Treantor 24 73
H E McComb 7 15

GKORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
ABSTRACT BContinued
DATE
TO WHOM PAID
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
May 5 1897
Oarr ConnGroceries
M WagnonFish
J C Dayfield
Tho McDaniel
J M FountainEggs
M Li Byington
E McCook
J M Buck Jr
Tos Gunn
S B Tray wick
June 5 1897
M WagnonFish
I Y LingoldPoultry
W A Deaeon Eggs
E B BalesMuibton
F M McOookEggs
Austin Nichols CoSugar
Swift CoBubterine
Kavanaugh BrennanDemons
Carr ConinSugar
Warren EdwardsEggs
J P HumphriesPoultry
V E MlcCookHoney
J B StilesEggs
W WagnonFish
Wm RiceButter
J M Edwards
M WagnionFish
3arr OonnBrar
J C LayfleldFish
M Li ByingtonEggs
J M Fountain
W F DayPoultry
E B BalesMutton
M WagnionFish
W A HalllPoultry
J P WagnonFish
W A DeasonEggs
L Goodwin
J B OQuinta
G W Parker
J S Spence
J A Brooks
Josh GunnPoultry
Ellison SchoolerBee
H T KingreyEggs
C H Batob
S B TraywickPoultry
Kavanaugh Brennan Lemons
J M EdwardsButter
37 05
10 40
7 86
7 86
6 60
6 65
6 50
4 75
11 80
42 20
15 90
2 95
3 70
11 00
4 35
89 68
103 93
2 75
29 50
3 15
12 75
6 30
5 90
21 00
6 30
7 38
14 22
300 00
6 00
4 10
4 75
11 80
5 16
14 40
4 30
9 00
3 55
7 65
4 50
12 00
4 65
4 00
9 10
24 00
8 25
3 80
41 55
5 50
6 6274
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT BContinued
DATE
TO WHOM PAID
WHAT FOB
i
AMOUNT
June 5 1897
M WagnonFish
C W EnnU SonEggs
Ohas Hodges
W F Day
J A Brooks
G W ParkerHomey
M WagntonFisli
J A HomeGroceries
S R Jaques Tinsley Co
Savannah Grocery Oo
Amanda NolanFruit
S B TlraywickPoultry
John WarretaEggs
W A Deason
Bert WagnonFish
Armour CoButterine
JMEdwardsButter
J MandersonPoultry
W F Day
Willie DirgiottdFruit
J B StilesEggs
T W TurkButter
Austin Nidhols CoSugar
T H DatimerMilk
M Wagwoti
W G Hawkins
G W HollinshaadBubtetr
Dora MillerMilk
E L Furman
T Trelamor
J A Brooks
O M Cone
G C MoKinley
J M Edwards
R MorrisButter
W DingoldFruit
John DavisMutton
M WagnonFish
Ellison ScbooJerBeef
S B TlraywickPoultry
Bearden ConnEggs
Compton BellIce
J M FountainEggs
M WagnonFish
J A PalmerEggs
B F Bloodwtorth
M L Byingtoin
M Wagnon Fish
Fanhy TaylorFruit
A T KingreyEggs
J M BeckFruit
9 70
5 80
9 00
9 50
4 25
15 12
14 40
2009 30
1373 85
178 87
10 80
36 75
15 15
4 75
7 30
184 14
6 38
3 45
11 25
10 35
2 30
5 50
96 57
121 18
116 63
94 77
13 52
63 23
67 76
72 36
64 17
67 50
51 48
81 27
1 37
31 90
35 65
8 25
1073 20
40 10
5 45
52 35
10 45
10 50
3 00
8 00
4 55
9 96
4 40
15 65
6 40
GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
75
ABSTRACT BContinued
DATE
TO WHOM PAID
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
I
Junu 5 1897
J B StilesPoultry
Warren EdwardsPoultry
A S BassEggs
Kavamauigh BrannanDemons
Willie BimgoldFruit
J M Fountain
J C DayfteldPoultry
B A Gunn
M WagmonFish
W A DeasonPoultry
J M EdwardsButter
Swift CoBuBterine
J C BayfleldPoultry
M WagnonFish
E J AdamsPoultry
Warren Edwards
B F BloiodworthFruit
C W Emnis SonEggs
M WagnomFish
W BimgoldFnuit
S B Tray wickPoultry
J L EthrldeeFruit
W F DayPoultry
July 5 1897
J M EdwardsButiter
W L JohnsProduce
J M Beck
F W ButtsFish
J B OQuinnEggs
J C LayfieldProduce
ASBass
J S Pearce
W Lingold
J M Fountain
J F Jacksion
P A Gunn
J B Stiles
S R Jaques Tinsley CoOat Meal
C H RichardsonProduce
W F Day
Kavanaugh BrennnIemons
M L ByfrigttonProduce
J P Humphries
J S Spence
Z O Snow
Warren Edwards
J A Palmer
Wm McCulilar
A T Kingrey
J A ConeSalt
3 10
3 10
4 30
5 50
20 95
10 00
9 00
5 10
13 20
8 80
8 00
104 22
8 40
11 52
9 40
6 20
5 25
7 40
7 50
28 50
n 90
6 00
14 55
4 00
6 95
6 75
4 80
4 40
10 62
4 50
2 95
22 50
8 90
9 75
7 25
1 50
2 75
3 50
9 95
11 00
4 45
12 45
5 95
5 90
6 90
10 00
6 60
9 40
9 00
76
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT BContinued
DATE
TO WHOM PAID
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
July 5 1897
Willie LingoldFruit
W A DaasonProduce
J M Fountain
J A Brooks
O D Layfielld
C E Allan
J H Bloodworth
S B Tray wick
J D Bales
G W Parker
J M Beck
J M Edwards
J B Weaver
J A Hurry
F D Bardie
J B Davis
W A Bloodworth
Warren Edwards
J B OQuimi
J C Layfleld
W Lingold Fruit
J M FountainProduce
G A Beintley
W A Hall
H J McOook
W F Day
J A Brooks
Oliver Warren
J A HomeMeat
C W MornProduce
J E Humphries
T J Croley
J E Stiles Bro
Warren Edwards
JMEdwardsButlter
Wairrem EdwardsProduce
S R Jaques Tinsley CoGroceries 1
J A BrookeProduce
J P Humphries
WTairren EdwaTds
J B Stiles
J A Home Meat
A S BassProduce
J M Edwards
J 3 Spence
S B Traywick
W A Daason
H W Parker i
J O Snow
J M Fountain
M L Byingtcm
26 40
3 35
8 00
3 30
3 00
4 55
5 95
43 05
3 46
7 50
5 00
0 31
3 SO
6 51
E
4
3
f
G
4
17
12 S3
9 30
4 00
i to
10 85
3 65
20 65
211 72
3 67
2 33
It 10
2 70
2 00
G S7
4 10
386 19
6 65
11 00
4 SO
2 11
136 42
8 60
87
3 45
40 35
7 85
4 10
11 80
6 30
3 90GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
ABSTRACT BContinued
77
WHAT FOR
i AMOUNT
July 5 1897
J J PeelerProduce
A T Kingrey
H M Bloodworth
C S Lane
Siamiuel Moran
B J Adams
Wm Davis
J C Layfleld
A Y Patterson
L J Fountain
David Gurnn
W M Franklin
Geoirge Washington
J F Jonies
Hancock Bros CaTobacco
Austin Nichols CoSugar
Hall Treanor Groceries
C H BabbProouce
Compton BellGroceries
John DavisMutton
Ellison SchooUerBeef 1
T H LatimerMilk
M Wagnon
J A HomeMeat
Compton BellIce
T TreanorMilk
J A Brooks
O M Cone
Kavanaugh BrennanLemons
G C McKinleyMilk
R MorrisBulttar
G W Hollinshed
J M EdwardsMilk
John DavisMutton
W G HawkinsMilk
E L Furman
Emmitlt HumphriesProduce
J A Hornie Groceries 2
S B Tray wickProduce
W A Batson
D W Brown
J B Stiles
E P LaneButter
J C LayfleldProduce
Ellison SchoolerBeef 1
Mrs H FraleyProduce
Dora MillarMilk
J C JacksonProduce
J O Snow
W A Deason
J A HomeLard
4 50
10 15
3 40
3 00
7 14
6 45
9 10
6 52
4 10
4 00
8 85
4 64
5 60
3 00
359 40
7 43
2 90
5 50
5 25
60 60
045 34
106 69
103 20
59 00
148 80
68 85
62 10
66 96
8 00
52 38
1 19
13 60
103 77
99 47
91 35
53 75
20 85
340 08
40 64
4 15
5 OS
2 80
2 00
3 66
119 81
10 38
51 75
5 95
4 05
3 10
47 50
78
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT BContinued
DATE
TO WHOM PAID
I
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
July 5 1897
J D PenningtonProduce
J P Cress well
J D Carr
Swift CoButtarine
G W ParkerProduce
J S Peareej
Wm MoCullar
J M Edwards
J M Fountain
C L Ivey
L H Bafcson
Carr ConnLard
W F DayProduce
Wright SonEggs
Emmitt HumphriesProduce
S B Tray wick
J B OQuinn
E B Bales
J M Beck
F M McOook
V E McCook
W H Willis
J T Lord
August 5 1897
P A Gunn
George Washington
J B Stiles
W L Johns
J O Snow
L J Fountain
F D Hardie
J T Jones
W H Willis
S B Traywiok
A T Kingrey
C H Babb
W J Simpson
Wm MoCullar
W A Deason
J T Lord
J M Fountain
S F Kilpatrick
W T Mixon
M L Byington
J M Edwards
A N Tlorrance
J S Spenoe
George Washington
Hugh Parker
C H Stanley
4 09
3 20
2 80
77 50
7 75
3 75
2 70
8 25
4 80
G 70
5 45
43 94
10 62
1 90
9 30
41 10
4 35
3 73
7 55
10 16
4 85
3 30
8 00
9 45
6 68
1 75
6 45
5 70
5 79
2 65
2 40
2 73
35 36
10 90
4 00
4 10
6 00
5 15
6 6g
6 85
5 03
4 85
6 80
13 CO
2 45
5 98
7 50
3 10
31 23
GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
ABSTRACT BContinued
79
August 5 1897
Kavainaugh BrennanLemons
Austin Nichols CoStarch
J A HubbardProduce
J B Stiles
A H WagnonFish
Josh GunnProduce
C H Babb
B Wicker
Alexander Drug and Seed OoSeed
C L IveyProduce
W L Johns
J Mandersom
Gefoirge Washington
D C Kingrey
S Wheeier
W T Mixon
W A Deason
W P Day
M WagnonFish
T J ClarrProduce
E F Newby
WHWillis
S B Tray wick
R Usury
J E MyrickSpeying
J M FountainProduce
M Li Bylngton
J H Pennington
J A HomeDaird
JMEdwardsButter
J M FountainProduce
Wm Hodges
Bert WagnonFish
J M BeckProduce
G W Garrison
G W Parker
T W TurkButter
S B Tray wickProduce
J B Stiles
W T Mixon
J D Penmingtion
George Washington
Wright Son
J B OQuinm
Austin Nichols CoSyrup
S R Jaques Tinsley CoGroceries 1
J A Home 2
S WheelerProduce
W A Deason
J W FreemanCows
Dora MillarOows
8 00
8 18
1 70
1 40
6 72
6 33
1 SO
6 35
7 50
2 90
2 50
7 92
12 25
2 CO
6 25
6 30
3 25
3 80
5 10
6 10
5 68
3 50
35 40
2 40
3 00
3 50
4 43
9 20
43 00
9 00
4 68
14 94
10 06
7 39
11 25
8 97
6 3S
47 17
2 10
10 85
7 85
14 75
3 24
3 50
410 41
141 64
433 25
12 95
5 54
51 12
51 12
80
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT BContinued
1 DATE TO WHOM PAID 1 1 WHAT FOR 1 AMOUNT 1
August 5 1897 Alexander Drug and Seed Co Wm McCullar F M McCook Seed 3 00 7 95 7 00 12 79 7 10
W T Mflxon
M D Bylngtton ii 8 90 8 56 7 15 6 70 3 81 12 45 3 70 6 87
J M Edwards S Wheeler O C Johns
T J Klye H C Hunicutt
L McCullar J S Spence
J B Stiles 1 7 75
T P Vimson 4 80
E B Males ii 8 46
W A Deason
G W Parker J W Layfleld 7 05 46 25
Wm Rice 3 90 6 45 9 00 6 75
W T Mixn J N Larngford G W Garrison
Adam Raiford R R Brown 1 11 90 00
W G Hawkins C L Ivey 65 00 4 00 3 80
C H Batab
S B Traywick 46 45
Hal Brown R Martin 21 25 19 67 7 50 17 10 197 40
C C Johns
S Wheeler Cormpton Bell
J L Johns J M Fountain S 15 7 10
Bearden Conn 1 40
Orrtn Benford 10 12
W N Beck W C Evans it 2 93
B F Bloodwertfh i
J B Davis Hall Treanor Compltion Belli 4 07 8 20 9 47
P A Gunn
W G Hawkins G W Hollinisiheaid Dora Miller 37 66 119 52
E L Furman i
T H Latlmer

GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
ABSTRACT BContinued
81
i
DATE TO WHOM PAID
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
August 5 1897
T TrearorMilk
J A Brooks
O M Cone
G C McKinley
J M Edwards
John DavisMutton
Schooler EdwardsBeef
W H BarnesCows
J M EdwardsProduce
S Wheeler
Dora MillerCow
G W ParkerProduce
W T Mixon
S B Traywick
J W FreemanCows
H C HunlcuttProduce
Henry Hay inFish
W T MixonProduce
R F Ivey
Dan Vinlson
Carr Conn
M L Byirjgton
Bert WagnomFish
Kavanaugh BrennanLemons
Orrin BenfordFruit
August 31 1897
A S Simpson
E B BalesProduce
A N Torrtanoe
D E Tinldlall
CHStanley
J O BarnesCow
J B OQuinnProduce
J M Edwards
J A Byliragbon
J O Snow
C D Ivey
F M McOook
J S Spence
Hugh Parker
J T Vinson
M J Glynn CoTea
Bert WagnonFish
Henry Hagin
W T MixonProduce
J M Fountain
J F Pruitt
J B Stiles
Adam Raiford
W E Edwards
A S Simpson
59 58
54 n
58 32
42 48
95 62
153 36
1039 07
65 62
6 69
24 00
20 00
6 30
9 60
42 45
175 00
J5 50
5 40
7 61
3 10
5 10
120 08
6 90
7 80
8 00
10 20
5 95
8 96
2 50
4 75
34 25
25 62
9 04
7 50
7 49
6 60
5 38
3 85
7 13
6 37
3 00
2Si 96
8 70
5 34
9 00
4 55
6 10
7 90
1 81
2 80
15 10
82
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT BContinued
DATE
TO WHOM PAID
I
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
i
August 31 1897
Allen Fleming1Produce
J M Martini
C L Ivey
R P Adams
H C Hunicutt
W A Deason
J H Pennington
S S Pearce
M M Byington
Lucy Kingrey
Josh Gunn
Martha Butts
J W Kingrey
George Washington
S B Traywiok
S E Wright
Ellas Dennis
Milus Berkett
M V Stevenes
G W Barnes
Eugene Echols
J L Johns
Lid Llttman
Wm Rice
L Criswell
Wm Davlis
O D Layfleld
B F Blood worth
J M Edwards
Bert WagnonFish
W A DeasonProduce
Jack Martin
Henry Hagin
L Criswell
H C Hunieutt
Bert Warion
M L ByinTn
G W Parker
J A Beck
A B BarberOow
S B TraywickProduce
M F ButtsFish
W T MixanProduce
J O Snow
J B Stiles
J T Vinson
John Da vie
T H Latimer
Bert Wagnon
Eli HarrellCow
Henry HaginFish
Wright SonSeetf
5 90
3 00
4 57
2 60
12 40
8 35
5 53
4 30
3 90
4 45
11 27
2 00
4 57
6 30
37 65
1 75
5 40
5 45
2 85
2 20
6 75
7 40
2 35
2 10
3 05
7 25
4 45
4 20
17 25
18 84
3 65
7 85
14 40
5 92
12 60
22 68
8 20
8 75
2 85
23 75
45 85
6 84
5 05
4 15
7 77
6 00
12 35
6 06
10 56
20 00
7 68
21 85

GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
S3
ABSTRACT BContinued
DATE
TO WHOM PAID
WHAT FOR
I
AMOUNT
August 31 1897
W T Mixon Produce 7 5S
J S Spenee 6 67
Swift CoButterine 177 50
M WagnonFislh 8 40
S B TriaywicK Produce 33 92
J M Edwards 17 00
H C Hunicutt 13 12
T W Turk 7 75
W A Deason 4 20
P A Gunn 9 75
H H Patterson 5 00
T W Parker 4 75
S R Jacques Tinsley CoGroceries 114164
J A Home Groceries 2433 25
Swift CoButterine 177 50
A T KingreyProduce 7 80
T H Wheeler 6 95
T H Eatimer 6 62
J B States 9 30
Compton BellIce 175 80
John DavisMutton 159 40
Ellison SchoolerBeef 943 02
T M ConnGroceries 3 20
Compton Bell 4 25
J M EdwardsProduce 15 75
G W Hollinshead 14 50
M WagnonMilk 94 74
T H Da timer 38 25
G C McKinley 24 75
T Treanor 32 94
J M Edwards 71 46
O M Cone 29 25
J A Brooks 28 71
CHStanleyProduce 29 50
Hall TreanorGroceries 149
Carr ConlnCow Peed 79 50
J J Waxelbaum CoPotatoes 40 00
John WagnonPish 17 65
R R BrownCow 26 25
Bert WagnonFish 6 38
T H LatimerProduce 1140
J M Edwards 10 50
H H Patterson 12 50
V E McCook 9 30
Alexander Drug and Seed CoSeed 69 44
Richard IveyProduce 9 15
W T Mixon 6 00
S B Traywlck 30 50
J M EdwardsC Seed 77 75
Total87380 7484
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT C
Showing in detail the expenditures on account of
from September 1st 1896 to Sept 1st 1897
lothir
DATE
TO WHOM PAID

WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
1
October 5 1896
Howett Warner CoCalico
Etdhison Bates SonHats
Miller Beyer CoBlankets
Adelsdorf Babbitt CoHats
P J ClineShoes
W H Thomas Co
Phelps Dodge P OoCalico
Macon Knlitrin CoHosiery
J R Fried COSheeting
Edward WolffShirting
W H Thomas Co
November 5 1896
Howitt Warner CoGingham
Edvrard WolffBlankets
W H Thomas Co
Finger S M CoShoes
EtchifSon Bates SHats
F HaugShoes
P J OlineCoate
Miller Beyer CoBlankets
Am Upholstering Co
Dannenberg CoJeans
Howitt Warner CoBlankets
Bowen Jewell CoDomestics
J R Fried CoOsnabergis
Edward WolffShirting
AJosephSpreads
P J OlineShoes
Am Upholstering CoBlankets
Blankets etc 2105 63
December 5 1896
Dan ne nib erg Co
Am Upholstering Co
P J OlineHats
AJosephCarpets
F HaugShoes
P J OlineBlankets
Dannenberg Co
Howitt Warner Co
Edward WolffDomestics
Shoes
January 5 1897
W H Thomas Co
F Haug
Etchieon B SHats
Dannemberg CoBlankets
Howitt Warner Co
Edward WolffShirtilng
26 32
9 87
20 09
12 23
4 74
63 51
29 70
174 13
196 66
358 00
105 63
34 58
2 31
480 00
424 70
85 00
207 62
285 47
544 00
92 3D
737 57
576 04
479 SO
389 SO
358 00
158 41
80 97
91 00
240 35
78 00
116 18
242 39
415 33
570 94
737 57
576 04
357 13
15 44
26 40
3 30
788 14
520 08
175 57
GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
ABSTRACT CContinued
85
DATE
TO WHOM PAID
I
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
Jan 5 1897
PetUbone Bros M CoUniforms
A JosephCarpets
P J Cltoe Shoes
Finger S M Co
F Haug
iMacon K CoHosiery
Etohison B SHats
February 5 1897
A JosephOoats
Ohaidwick Bros CoThread
Finger S M CoShoes
F Haug
Danneniberg OoCalico
Edward WolffOsnaburgis
J R Fried CoShirting
Bowen Jewell CoChecks
Byck BrosShoes
W H Thomas CoCrash
P J Cline Shoes
Howitt Warner CoGimgham
P J Cline Hate
Malndh 5 1897
IP J Cline Dry Goods
A JoseiphB Spreads
lL A WatersL Supplies
April 5 1897
W H Thomas CoOoats
Etohison Dates SHats
Bannemberg OoDomestics
R L DayCotton
Macon K OoHosiery
Edward WolffShirting
Edward WolffShirting
W H Thomas CoDry Goods 1620 45
J R Fried CoDomiesltics
P J Oline Carpets
Miller Beyer OoCalico
F HaugShoes
J R Fried CoOotJtomades
Finger S M CoShoes
May 5 1897
J R Fried CoOottonades
W H Thomas OoHats
A JosephCarpets
P J dineShoes
F Haug
Jas Chad wick BtoThread
P J Oline Shoes
567 75
203 90
151 13
140 SO
162 OS
160 32
85 S2
12 63
51 00
270 77
327 17
318 38
343 77
320 00
238 09
154 49
92 63
21 12
137 04
72 50
39 74
405 00
14 10
144 68
5 R
137 86
354 88
170 UO
345 25
83 55
620 45
429 16
254 S9
98 50
421 72
150 00
455 20
273 96
161 37
384 18
50 88
99 77
51 75
6 55
86
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT CContinued
DATE
TO WHOM PAID
WHAT FOR
I
June 5 1897
F Haug Sliioes
J W TeepeeBedding
P J ClimeHats
A JosephHats etc
P HaugShoes
AMOUNT
121 50
106 00
43 44
215 50
13 50
July 5 1897
W H Thomas CoBlankets
Etchison Bates SHats
W H Thomas Co
P J Cline
Dannenberg OoDomestics
J R Fried Co
W H Thomas CoOil Sheets
Edwaid WolffSheeting
A JosephTowels
P J ClineHats
C L MoranBedding
95 00
5 75
2 24
23 49
138 75
203 35
200 00
305 90
42 54
6 30
3 03
August 5 1897
W H Thomas CoGingham
W H Thomas CoB Robes
Macon K CoHosiery
A Joseph Shoes
Bow en Jewell CoChecks
AJosephShoes
W H Thomas CoGinghams
166 25
40 00
80 00
205 76
433 16
408 04
176 94
Aug 31 1897
Ed ward WolffHats
P J Cline Shoes
A Joseph Oil cloth
68 75
139 15
45 00
26215 65
ABSTRACT D
Showing in detail the expenditures on account of fuel and
transportation from Sept 1st 1896 to Sept 1st 1897
1
DATE I
TO WHOM PAID
WHAT FOR
I AMOUNT
October 5 1896
Ming C C CoCoal
C of G Bwy CoFreight
M G A R R Co
G R R Co
J W Preston
90 85
19S 89
234 24
10 26
212 50
m
GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
87
ABSTRACT DContinued
DATE
TO WHOM PAID
I
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
Oct 5 1896
W H H BarnesWood
So Express CoFreight
Postal Tel CoTelegrams
W U Tel Co
M G A R R CoFreight
C of G Ry Co
G R R Co
Va Ala C CoCoal
73 20
15 05
64
4 30
24 31
30 10
97 32
135 54
Nov 5 1896
M G A R R CoFreight 12 16
G R R Co 38 75
C of G Ry Co 83 53
Va Ala C CoCoal 347 22
MingC C Co 19 71
J W PrestonFreight 217 50
J W Preston 212 50
Va Ala C CoCoal 275 67
W H H BarnesWood 54 ig
W C Thomas 13 55
Va Ala C CoCoal 997 26
So Express CoFreight
M G A R R Oo
C of G Ry Co
G iR R Co
Va Ala C CoCoal
December 5 1896
G R R CoFreight
C of G Ry Co
M G A R R CoFreight
Postal Tel CoTelegrams
Va Ala C CoCoal
J W PrestonFreight
Milledgeville Railway Co
J H MoComb
So Express Co
G T WMlden
W H H BarnesWood
W C ThomSus
W T Lingold
IH M Hurt
G W Barnes
M G A R R CoFrettghlt
G R R Co
C of G Ry Co
W U Tel CoTelegrams
January 5 1897
J R HinesOart
W T LingoldWood
10 95
53 00
33 73
43 27
531 49
17 91
19 59
6 19
1 97
616 68
212 E0
IS 20
8 00
10 50
10 00
78 69
98 04
26 45
19 67
35 48
EO
1 83
46 28
6 91
48 00
22 58
88
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT DContinued
DATE j
TO WHOM PAID
WHAT FOR
t Ml iUT
January 5 1897
iB L FurmanWood
I Y Lingold
W H H Barnes
G W Barnes
H M Hurt
G R R CoFreight
C of G Ry Co
M G A R R Co
Postal Tel CoTelegrams
J W PrestonFreight
W C ThomasWood
So Express CoFreight
G R R Co
IM G A R R Co
C of G Ry Co
G Bernd Co
25 16
14 84
56 12
20 00
20 66
15 85
32 16
8 8S
1 29
212 50
51 76
29 85
19 30
10 91
15 88
40 30
February 5 1897
Tennessee Coal Co
Ooal 409 38
G R R CoFreight
C of G Ry Co
W U Tel CoTelegrams
W H H BattlesWood
E L Furman
T L Smith
Adam Baiifond
C W Gholstln
W T Lingold
G W Barnes
H M Hurt
W U Tel CoTelegrams
Postal Tel Co
C of G Ry CoFreight
G R R Co
I Y LingoldWood
So Express CoFreight
Marclh 5 1897
C F Jackson
C F Jackson
G R R Co
C of G Ry Co
C F Jackson
W H H BarnesWood
E L Furman
H M Hurt
W T Lingold
C W Gholsten
Adam Raiford
So Express CoFreighlt
Jake MinorWood
24 93
11 42
4 51
88 04
36 44
77 OS
82 57
57 73
39 99
32 25
32 25
9 58
25
8 39
31 09
12 90
S 30
212 50
150 00
14 59
S 37
250 00
77 40
29 67
13 55
11 61
34 83
12 00
12 35
21 50

GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
89
ABSTRACT DContinued
DATE
TO WHOM PAID
I
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
March 5 1897
C of G Ry CoFreight
G R R CoFreight
W IT Tel CoTeiltegirams
37 72
12 09
8 50
April 5 1S97
Jake MinorWood
C of G Ry CoFreight
G R R Co
Hartford W W iM CoFreight
C F Jackson
Tfenn C I R R CoCoal 80 19
W H H BarnesWood 53 53
Tenn C I R R CoCoal j57 68
5 70
81 90
7 08
7 33
212 50
C of G Ry CoFirelight
G R R Co
So Express Co
Postal Tel CoTelegrams
W U Tel Co
Tenn C I R R Co Coal
33 37
41 46
10 80
2 68
5 84
147 15
May 5 1897
G R R CoFreight 33 53
C of G Ry Co 15589
G Bernd CoHarness 6 00
McDonald Coal CoCoal 1073 27
C F JacksonFreight
Waterman CoMules
W H H BamesWood
W U Ttel CoTtelegrams
So Express CoFreight
G R R Co
C of G Ry Co
Tom BlandWdod
June 5 1897
G R R CoFreight
C of G Ry Co
J R HinesOats
C F JacksonFreight
W H H BarnesWood
McDonald Coal CoCoai1742 83
G R R CoFreight
C of G Ry Co
W U Tel CoTlelegrams
So Express CoFreight
Postal Tel CoTelegrams
July 5 1897
C of G Ry Co
G R R Co
Frelighit
212 50
270 00
178 34
4 91
11 55
102 24
22 25
21 00
18 28
58 95
15 60
212 50
146 09
742 83
86 29
64 86
9 19
10 80
87
4 90
12 46
90
ANNUM REPORT
ABSTRACT DContinued
DATE TO WHOM PAID
I
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
July 5 1897
McDonald Coal CoCoal1112 31
CFJacksonFreight 212 50
W H H BarnesWood 99 97
McDonald Coal CoCoal 584 78
CFJacksonFreight 150 00
W U Tel CoTelegrams 8 10
G R R CoFreHgMb 55 74
C of G Ry Co 113 21
John Sin tenHarness 2 25
August 31 1897
C of G RyCoFreight 7 18
G R R Co 8 18
So Express Co 11 15
Tom BlandWood 15 57
McDonald Coal CoCoal 926 49
C F JacksonFreight 212 50
McDonald Coal CoCoal 497 02
F RutherfordFodder 2 60
Tenn C OoCoal 436 79
W H H Barnes
C H Richardson
T L Smith
McDonald Coal Co
G R R Co
C of G Ry Co
So Express Co
W U Tel CoTelegrams
C of G Ry CoFreight
G R R Co
McDonald Coal Co
McDonald Coal Co
C F Jackson
C H Richardson
W H H Barnes
J W Scott
J R Hines
Wood 200 27
42 89
64 66
Coal 66 69
Freight 123 26
101 20
8 20
6 87
9 27
88 59
Coal 702 65
502 01
Freight 212 50
Wood 44 99
44 82
46 11
Wagons 102 00
W U Tel CoTelegrams 3 70
C of G Ry CoFreight 42 24
G R R Co 4571
20655 21ABSTRACT E
Consolidated Statement of Officers pay roll showing amount paid each officer per month and per annum together
with the aggregate amount of pay roll from September 1st 1896 to September 1st 1897
No Cheek NAMES 1896 Sept 1896 Oct 1896 Nov 1896 Dee 1897 Jan 1897 Feb 1897 March 1S97 April 1897 May 1897 June 1897 July 1897 August Total
1 J M Whitaker A P 166 65 150 00 150 00 150 00 125 00 1S3 35 125 00 10 00 150 00 125 00 83 35 75 00 75 00 41 65 26 00 166 65 160 0 150 00 150 00 121 00 183 85 125 00 100 OO 150 00 125 00 83 86 75 0 75 00 80 55 25 00 11 10 166 65 jr mi 150 00 150 00 125 00 183 35 125 01 101 00 150 00 125 00 83 35 75 00 76 00 160 85 150 00 150 nil 150 01 125 00 183 35 125 0 100 00 150 00 125 00 83 35 75 10 75 00 166 65 156 00 150 On 150 00 125 00 183 35 125 00 ii on 150 00 125 00 83 35 75 00 75 00 25 00 41 65 166 65 150 00 150 00 150 00 125 00 18 35 125 00 100 00 15n 00 125 00 83 35 75 00 75 00 166 65 150 00 150 00 15 00 125 00 183 35 125 00 100 00 160 oo 125 00 83 35 75 00 75 00 25 00 41 65 166 65 150 00 150 00 150 00 125 00 183 35 125 i0 100 00 150 00 125 00 83 35 75 00 75 00 i 166 65 150 00 150 00 150 00 125 00 1S3 35 125 00 100 00 150 00 125 00 83 35 75 00 75 00 t 168 65 150 00 150 00 150 00 125 00 183 35 125 00 100 00 150 00 125 00 83 35 75 00 75 00 166 65 150 00 150 00 150 00 125 00 183 35 125 00 100 00 150 00 125 00 83 35 75 00 76 00 166 65 150 00 150 00 150 00 125 00 183 35 125 00 100 00 150 00 125 l 0 83 35 75 00 75 00 1 999 80
2 L M Jones A P 1 800 00
3 W A ODaniel A P
4 J C Patterson A P 1 800 00
6 T E Oertel A P 1 500 00
8
7 It W Hollinshead A 9
8 W H Hunter 8 K
9 10 T H DeSaussure Engineer 1 800 00
11
12
13
14 D W Brannen Chaplain
16 16 Eugene Foster Secretary B 25 00 41 65 25 00 41 65 25 00 41 65 25 00 41 05 25 0 41 65 25 00 41 65 40 00 25 00 41 66 40 00 25 00 41 65 40 00 800 00 427 60 120 00
17
Total
172 On 1725 00 1725 00 1725 00 1725 00 fl725 00 1725 tO 1725 00 41725 00 1765 00 1765 00 1765 00 20 820 00
A P Assistant Physician Strd Steward A S Assistant Steward S K Store Keeper Eng Engineer
Apoth Apothecary Sec Secretary Mat Matron Tr Treasurer Chap Chaplain Sec B Secretary Board of Trustees
o
o
d

M
o

in
f
a

rfiUBii
wm
mumABSTRACT F
Consolidated Statement of Wages Pay Roll showing amount paid each employe per month and per annum also
aggregate amount of Pay Roll from September 1st 1890 to September 1st 1897
CD
to
No Ck NAMES 1896 Sept 1896 Oct 1896 Nov 1890 Dec 1897 Jan 1897 Feb 1897 March 1S97 April 1897 May 1897 June 1897 July 1897 August Total
1 Wm Jackson S V 1 30 00 21 20 20 60 25 01 24 60 23 7o 25 00 25 00 24 75 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 2 20 25 00 23 75 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 21 25 25 00 11 25 25 00 24 75 24 55 24 40 21 70 25 00 14 50 16 66 13 70 16 65 12 50 16 65 16 65 16 65 10 65 31 00 25 0 28 00 12 50 25 00 25 00 25 00 21 60 24 60 27 85 25 00 24 55 24 60 21 70 28 88 21 70 25 00 24 75 25 00 21 50 24 60 21 60 24 65 25 00 20 85 20 30 25 00 25 00 25 00 24 60 25 00 16 65 16 40 16 65 30 65 16 65 16 65 If 85 16 65 16 65 30 00 24 20 28 00 7 50 28 70 25 00 25 00 24 60 21 25 28 00 25 00 25 00 24 75 22 50 25 00 24 20 24 90 25 00 23 20 25 00 24 75 25 00 25 00 24 50 25 00 24 50 24 60 24 75 25 00 25 00 16 40 16 66 16 66 16 65 11 70 16 66 16 65 14 85 10 05 81 00 20 00 16 05 25 00 24 50 22 45 24 60 19 fO 6 00 19 10 25 00 17 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 2 00 16 35 25 00 22 00 26 00 24 75 17 10 16 10 25 00 31 00 16 95 18 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 19 40 19 10 25 00 16 oo 25 00 25 00 25 00 24 05 16 75 25 00 22 00 25 00 23 35 20 00 12 75 25 00 24 85 28 00 24 65 27 30 25 0 24 20 25 00 25 00 25 00 28 00 25 00 25 00 23 95 24 40 25 00 24 00 23 35 25 00 21 75 25 00 24 60 24 60 25 25 24 90 25 00 31 CO 25 00 27 60 25 0 25 00 24 75 25 00 25 00 27 70 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 23 15 24 85 25 00 21 80 25 00 24 25 25 00 25 00 25 00 24 20 25 00 24 00 25 00 24 65 24 85 25 00 15 55 16 65 16 65 10 65 16 65 16 65 5 15 21 65 16 65 10 55 80 00 24 20 27 80 25 00 25 00 24 75 24 20 25 00 28 00 25 00 24 60 24 66 25 00 21 65 22 50 21 65 23 35 26 00 25 00 22 00 25 00 24 75 25 00 25 00 13 45 25 00 24 90 24 35 25 00 25 00 25 00 24 65 25 00 16 65 10 05 JO Im Hi 05 Hi in 16 05 16 05 31 00 25 00 27 40 25 0 25 00 25 00 24 80 24 65 28 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 21 40 21 70 25 00 20 00 24 20 24 60 25 00 21 85 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 24 65 25 00 24 15 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 16 65 in so Hi 65 10 65 16 05 in or 16 65 8 76 80 W 25 00 27 60 25 00 25 00 24 20 22 90 27 80 25 00 25 00 25 00 16 25 25 00 25 00 24 40 22 60 24 90 25 00 21 80 26 00 24 75 26 00 25 00 25 00 26 00 25 00 23 50 24 25 24 65 24 90 25 00 16 65 16 65 16 05 in 66 Hi 115 10 1 10 05 ii r 31 00 24 60 28 00 25 0C 25 00 23 00 25 00 28 00 23 35 25 00 25 00 25 00 23 75 24 20 2a 00 22 50 25 00 25 00 21 60 25 00 25 00 26 00 26 00 26 00 26 00 24 20 24 80 24 65 24 75 25 00 25 00 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 66 16 85 16 66 16 05 16 65 8 35 16 00 24 25 28 00 25 00 25 00 23 00 24 75 27 10 25 00 22 90 24 80 25 IK 22 60 23 35 25 00 25 00 24 50 25 00 22 00 26 00 24 20 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 23 45 26 00 10 65 16 05 16 05 16 65 16 10 16 66 B 86 16 65 15 40 i 350 CO
2 J J Allen Y A 283 05
3 3io 85
4 J W Beck N W 270 00
5 G W Clarke O S 297 0
6 W B Echols A 290 HO
7 F D Gilman A 296 25
8 1 W Gilman N W 292 65
9 W P Gilman A 299 75
10 297 85
11 3 A Huhbard A 290 40
V J R Humphries Y A 281 40
18 14 15 Ira Hemphill A W L Hargrove N W G R Kemp N W 291 50 284 SO 292 05
1 274 20 288 20
IS 19 A HRussell A 289 90 285 80
20 290 55
21 292 65
22 279 45
28 280 90
298 55
26 26 27 28 8 L Terry A A 8 Tennille N W 171 55
25 00 25 00 24 75 24 20 24 20 16 66 15 95 16 10 s 66 7 75 7 75 6 25 7 75 8 60 7 75 25 00 25 00 16 10 24 25 16 70 25 00 8 00 7 20 95 4 75 7 86 7 75 7 75 16 65 U 15 25 00 24 60 24 80 25 00 25 00 19 60 16 65 16 65 17 40 16 05 16 66 17 10 10 10 05 17 15 293 15 297 05
w J Vaughn A 286 85 296 85
80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 40 287 55
270 80
204 10
E F Bloodworth A A S E BothwellN W J B Babb A A E H Bran ham A A D D Davis A A D O Fort A A 7 M Gilman A A 197 HO 173 75 179 00 171 15 169 75 178 15 184 95 165 641

d

w
oH N Gilmore A A
L S Halsey A A
Fannie Hubbard A A
J A Hardie A A
1 R Hubbard A A
J W Hubbard A A
J B Jackson A A
W W Moye A A
J J Moore A A
W E Fetts A A
B S Snipes A A
O L Tanner A A
J 7 Trice A A
K A Ti ipper Library
W W Wilson A A
W 1 Willis A A
E J Wheeler A A
Fannie Robinson A
Ada Baugh A
Joe Dunn A
Harriet Stanley A
G A Hall A
Ellen Pierce A
Mattie Griffin A
Eliza Smith A
Emma Wood A
G A Pearson A
Lucy Hubbard A
Mattie Babb A
M E Brookens A
Kate Lyon A
S F Hearn A
Lena Kelsey A
Salena Smiles A
Monera Jordan A
Sallie Domincy A
Dollie BrooktnsA
Eugenia Dugan A
Oelia Hubbard A
Alice V Cross Sup N
Annie Shivers A S V
M E Robinson W W
Pennie Penkston W W
Willie Carey W W
Mattie Clarke W W
A V Huffman W W
W E Smith Y A
Evan Butts Y A
Delia Summers Seams
Lillie Kelsey A A
Mamie Broke A A
Ethel Wood A A
16 65 16 65 16 65 11 15 8 65 If 35 16 50 7 20 If 05 16 65 16 65 16 65
16 65 16 65 25 00 8 66 16 65 Hi 35 15 15 3 0C 10 06 16 65 16 65 16 65
13 85 11 13 If 35 Hi 65 in 66 16 65 11 35 Hi 05 If 65 IS 90 16 65 12 50
11 111 Hi 66 If 65 16 40 14 15 16 00 111 35 13 33 Hi 115 16 05 16 65 12 50
16 65 16 66 11 15 1 1 15 11 35 13 35 11 li Hi 35 Hi 05 16 65 16 65 16 65
16 03 16 65 111 35 HI 66 7 75 17 15 Hi 53 7 05 111 65 13 115 If 68 13 111
Mi 65 Hi 65 14 60 7 75 13 35 13 15 If 35 13 35 Hi 65 lii 25 16 65 13 35
Hi m 16 65 5 00 11 65 8 35 17 10 16 10 13 05 15 90 15 00 15 00
16 65 16 Ii3 Hi Ii3 li 25 16 115 Hi Ii5 1 I 65 If 88 Hi 15 3 25 13 35 Hi 65
16 65 Hi mi Hi 55 8 115 16 65 S 35 Hi 113 16 65 If 25 16 65 16 65 1 25
Hi 66 Hi 66 Hi 113 Hi 511 Hi 35 If 66 13 35 Hi 311 Hi 55 ii 35 16 65 13 f5
10 20 1 1 45 111 115 Hi 50 8 75 12 511 HI 35 15 05 16 65 Hi 33 16 65
15 on 16 65 111 65 111 15 7 75 li 15 16 33 Hi 35 Hi 15 If 15 Hi 15 Hi 65
10 65 13 lid Hi 115 16 65 Hi 35 Hi 65 If 68 13 115 16 65 16 65 Hi 35 16 65
If 66 Hi ur 16 35 If 66 in 35 If 115 12 51 111 115 16 35 11 15 15 55 15 00
10 66 ic 15 111 15 7 75 HI 35 H 115 Hi 15 1 1 115 Hi 68 Hi 35 16 65 1 1 ill
fl 65 16 65 HI 15 11 15 Hi in Hi 113 Hi 35 Hi 35 Hi 35 Hi 15 16 40 13 115
14 85 16 65 16 66 If 35 7 75 111 35 Hi 35 Hi 35 16 in Hi 65 Hi 35 If 33
13 96 16 65 Hi 115 Hi 35 2 30 16 35 111 33 16 65 Hi 115 Hi 05 1 1 75 HI 65
13 96 16 65 1 1 I 111 35 16 65 16 65 13 15 16 65 Hi 10 13 35 lii Oil 15 20
13 95 Hi 13 If 33 If 115 111 113 Hi 55 13 115 16 65 5 10 1 75 v 86 16 65
15 115 Hi 68 16 65 Hi 115 111 33 16 50 Hi 115 6 25 15 55 4 35 If 35 If 10
15 05 11 70 111 115 15 95 Hi 15 18 90 Hi 40 16 65 13 115 Hi 68 16 f5 11 5
14 70 16 in 11 OH 13 13 11 70 16 65 15 15 il 7 13 35 16 15 If Ii5 13 55
13 86 Hi 13 11 115 If 13 1 56 Hi 115 14 76 Hi 15 15 75 13 33 5 115 in 3i
11 06 111 113 16 65 16 65 Hi 35 7 35 Hi 35 14 66 13 55 Hi 35 Hi 35
1 1 86 16 50 Hi 113 16 65 111 65 Hi 35 13 35 If 35 Hi 68 13 33 16 65 HI 35
14 65 16 65 15 35 16 40 10 05 7 05 Hi 35 16 65 13 15 1 80 if 35 13 35
1 1 36 14 85 16 65 15 85 12 25 16 65 15 35 Hi 35 15 05 13 35 15 35 16 65
18 16 Hi 15 Hi 15 16 15 HI 15 16 65 13 55 If 35 15 15 1 15 16 65 13 35
16 00 13 73 Hi 68 16 65 16 15 Hi 15 13 115 16 65 16 65 13 113 If 35 Hi 35
12 96 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 35 16 65 16 65 Hi 115 Hi 35 1 1 75
14 85 12 80 16 65 11 15 16 65 16 65 LB 48 Hi 66 11 35 Hi 115 10 35 13 115
i 16 65 1 88 12 95 14 75 Hi 15 13 33 Hi 66 15 3ii Hi 35 lii 35 11 70
14 80 Hi 33 16 65 15 85 11 35 If 13 11 S3 16 65 14 25 16 65 Hi 35 15 45
10 25 13 15 11 115 16 65 Hi 15 13 15 Hi 35 13 35 Hi 35 16 65 If 35 HI 70
Hi 66 16 65 16 65 15 76 1 1 15 Hi 15 Hi 03 Hi 68 Hi 35 16 65 16 35 If in
L6 65 11 65 Hi 65 8 96 HI 35 16 33 15 65 16 65 Hi 115 Hi 15 15 35 1 1 15
11 26 ir 3 3 13 If 66 Hi 35 Hi 66 Hi 15 10 65 HI 70 16 65 16 65 13 111
31 75 88 mi 31 75 111 on 88 on 33 S3 37 Ml 40 00 10 00 16 65 20 90 HI 111
s 76 Hi 65 11 15 Hi 65 Hi 65 Hi 31 15 65 13 10 111 35 HI 115 Hi 35 Hi 33
11 05 15 80 5 35 Hi f5 HI 115 Hi 55 14 80 Hi 51 Hi if Hi 68 10 03 1 1 45
15 65 li 65 4 31 Hi 51 Hi 15 Hi 15 in ii5 16 65 16 50 Hi 115 10 05 11 44
14 85 16 65 in 35 16 65 HI 15 in 66 Hi 15 Hi 15 Hi 35 Hi 15 11 65 13 00
12 60 15 35 16 65 111 13 Hi 15 Hi 35 15 35 16 65 16 65 Hi 15 16 65 31 3i
16 65 11 70 11 15 If f3 Hi 113 Hi 65 14 45 11 15 16 65 16 65 16 05 Hi 35
16 65 16 50 111 15 16 65 Hi 35 Hi 35 Hi 15 16 65 16 65 16 65 Hi 15 3 i
15 05 16 115 16 65 12 50 16 30 16 45 16 65 16 65 11 15 Hi 65 Hi 15 Hi 65
14 85 12 50 111 115 11 S3 16 65 13 66 16 G5 Hi 35 15 53 111 35 13 15
10 70 11 90 16 65 9 60 If 33 16 65 16 68 10 15 10 65 Hi 35 Hi 115 16 10
10 55 12 50 16 65 12 50 11 70 16 65 14 80 16 65 16 65 111 35 16 65 16 05
3 75 12 50 16 65 12 60 20 25 16 65 12 50 13 10 16 65 16 10 12 50 10 05
I If 11
185 15
190 10
1112 31
101 75
182 46
188 15
177 20
175 70
Kill 35
10 30
ITS 05
170 25
198 15
187 no
L88 85
196 50
ISO HI
181 15
198 in i
177 75
173 70
187 15
181 35
182 10
185 70
II s 26
131 HI
187 50
183 in
His 25
194 2o
192 05
173 51
191 55
180 85
196 15
187 60
180 20
37 in
180 35
195 25
133 III
102 33
186 15
188 50
1S7 05
181 80
178 60
172 80
W
O
o
li
d
S3

3
n

in
xi
f
e
CO
CO
l

HMMIHH
linnmmABSTKACT FContinued
Consolidated Statement of Wages Pay Eoll showing amount paid each employe per month and per annum also
aggregaie amount of Pay Roll from September 1st 1890 to September 1st 1897

KM
101
102
103
101
105
108
107
108
109
110
111
112
118
111
115
111
117
118
119
120
121
122
128
124
125
12li
127
128
129
130
131
182
No
Ck
Sept
Oct
Nov
Dec
Fannie Cribbe A A
Clemis Portom A A
Jerusha Wood A A
Annie Taylor A A
Sena Simmons A A
Eva Wall A A
Tommle Hood A A
Evie Tanner A A
Maud Freeman A A
Stella Woodward A A
Emma Laytield A A
Gussie Ross A A
Jinimie Baugh A A
Mattie Wilson A A
K Lavender A A
Dona Gilman A A
Annie Hitchcock A A
Mattie Gholstln A A
Nellie Wall A A
G A Frazier A A
Bertie Wedlin A A
Dena Garner A A
Nellie Babb A A
Ada Wood A A
E Bungartel A A
Dora Taylor A A
M E Clarke A A
Carrie Woodall A A
Ada Laytield A A
Nora Boyer A A
Laronla Miller A A
Minnie Champion A A
J T Fare S V
M Farel Mat
Jas Hogan A
Butts Davis A
Silas Tucker A
Alex Foster A
Sam Spughts A
Judson Hall A
10 70
Jo 60
25
10 80
9 10
10 70
in 70
12 50
il 90
10 Ml
o 50
8 70
9 50
10 70
HO
9 70
8 70
10 90
111 90
10 80
7 85
9 25
9 HO
7 90
7 90
8 90
10 45
9 90
9 10
10 75
10 70
10 70
49 25
33 35
16 65
12 50
12 50
11 85
25 Oo
11 50
9 15
12 50
00
7 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
10 05
12 50
12 50
12 50
0 70
12 50
12 50
12 10
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 60
11 00
12 50
12 50
9 20
12 10
10 Sn
12 40
12 50
12 50
12 50
11 95
12 50
12 50
49 50
33 35
16 65
12 50
12 25
12 50
25 Oo
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 30
11 70
12 50
8 35
2 113
12 50
12 50
11 70
11 60
12 30
12 50
12 50
12 30
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
11 70
4 15
12 50
12 50
12 50
10 oo
12 50
12 30
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 15
411 115
33 85
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 10
25 00
16 65
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 05
12 50
12 50
10 20
8 115
11 65
11 60
12 60
12 50
12 50
12 50
11 85
12 50
12 50
12 lo
12 50
11 50
12 50
11 55
10 115
12 2
12 50
12 50
12 50
10 55
12 50
lo 90
12 50
12 50
49 85
35 36
12 50
12 50
12 75
8 75
21 25
16 65
Jan Feb
March
11 70
12 50
3 36
12 50
11 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
11 III
12 50
12 50
12 60
3 Ti
12 50
11 70
12 50
12 ao
12 50
12 50
12 50
8 35
12 50
12 50
11 85
12 50
12 50
12 Ml
11 70
12 50
411 15
35 55
16 65
12 50
12 50
21 10
11 60
111 115
10 65
12 50
13 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
11 no
11 15
1
12 50
11 55
12 50
II 50
10 75
12 10
10 HO
12 50
12 50
3 75
5 40
6 90
11 45
12 50
M 60
3 10
11 10
It 70
12 50
13 80
12 50
49 25
33 55
3 115
5 00
3 75
12 50
25 00
16 65
I 1 115
12 50
II 50
12 50
10 HO
11 15
11 70
4 10
11 50
12 50
11 25
11 70
12 50
12 50
11 85
11 50
8 50
12 50
12 55
12 50
12 50
11 50
11 50
12 50
12 50
11
1 I 50
12 15
12 50
12 50
111 50
33 55
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
25 00
16 65
1897
April
16 15
Hi 115
111 05
12 50
11 115
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
1 50
10 BO
12 50
12 45
11 5o
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 do
12 50
12 5
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 51
12 50
12 5
J 50
IH 5o
83 55
12 85
12 50
12 5o
12 50
25 OO
9 56
1897
May
1897
June
Hi 115
15 00
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
II 20
12 35
10 00
11 60
11 50
9 60
10 70
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
11 50
10 40
11 70
11 55
11 30
12 55
12 50
10 25
12 50
12 50
7 60
12 50
11 50
12 10
49 75
53 35
18 00
11 00
12 50
12 50
25 oo
12 50
Hi 65
111 65
12 50
12 50
12 50
5 85
1 25
5 75
4
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 5o
12 50
12 50
12 10
1 70
12 50
12 5o
11 65
12 50
1 00
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 55
12 50
12 25
12 50
12 50
411 00
35 35
18 oo
I I oo
12 50
12 50
25 00
12 35
1897
July
1897
August
Total
12 30
11 50
12 50
12 50
12 10
12 50
12 15
12 5u
12 50
11 50
12 50
12 50
11 50
7 60
It 70
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 60
12 50
III 40
12 50
10 00
11 25
6 25
11 95
12 50
5 10
111 50
SI 95
18 00
14 oil
12 50
12 50
25 00
12 50
16 65
16 65
16 65
10 55
8 75
12 50
12 10
5 10
11 53
12 25
11 50
12 50
11 115
12 50
11 10
12 60
11 30
10 45
11 50
6 80
12 50
12 50
2 95
12 25
12 50
12 25
I 1 115
8 55
II 40
11 65
11 30
12 50
49 85
31 90
18 00
14 00
12 50
12 50
25 00
12 50
161 35
159 00
131 35
135 115
142 00
111 75
llll 25
121 50
121 40
135 10
14120
137 03
137 10
18 00
134 85
145 30
135 55
135 40
144 30
129 95
127 95
139 00
123 91
139 35
135 00
136 15
1 12 65
132 65
138 25
114 10
145 35
137 35
513 25
3 17 35
175 45
148 50
130 25
115 20
292 35
16170

a

o133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
160
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
I74
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
182
183
181
MilusHall A
Matthew Bailey A
Cyrus Taylor A
Jordan Smith A
Lewis Ryles A
Mose Williams A
Henry Thwiatt A
Dody Birins A
Gerrie Rogers A
Geo Stevens A
Tom Ray A
Ernest King A
Adam Giles A
Mack Rogers A
Mark Phillips A
Willis Hayes A
John Veal A
Jack Watson A
Geo Green A
Sol Laniar A
Riley Shields A
Sol Willis A
Tom Juhan A
West Singleton A
Ella Harper A
Mary Rivers A
Minnie Hitchcock A
Eliza Calhoun A
Anna Thomas A
Ellen Williams A
Janette Traywick A
Mary Randall A
Mary Whigby A
Mamie Carter A
Lou Harper A
Lou Warren A
Luda Andrews A
Clara Harper A
Hester AVatkins A
Mattie Wright A
Cora McDonnell A
Eliza Williams A
Sallie Johnson A
Annie Tucker A
Kittie Hill A
Emma Harper A
Ella Odom A
Mary Thomas A
M Traywick A
Eleanor Mosley A
Ella Harris A
Lizzie Parnam A
1 25
12 50
12 50
i 45
L2 on
12 50
12 11
L2 50
12 50
12 50
12 10
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 8E
12 50
12 25
12 51
12 50
12 10
12 10
11 05
6 45
10 00
10 00
9 20
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
1 95
8 90
8 86
in no
10 00
10 00
s 7
10 on
10 00
10 00
11
10 00
6 00
10 HI
10 00
1 25
2 85
9 95
6 65
12 50 6 75 10 85 12 50 12 50 12 10 12 50 12 50 2 75 4 60
12 10 8 75 12 50 12 10 12 50 16 65 12 50 12 50 11 40 12 50
1 50 7 115 8 75 12 20 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 00 6 85
12 50 8 75 8 75 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 1 00
12 50 12 5n 8 75 12 50 12 50 12 25 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50
12 50 S 75 8 75 8 75 12 50 12 50 12 85 12 50 12 50 9 55
12 50 8 75 8 75 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 1 65
12 10 8 40 12 50 12 50 3 35 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 11 85
12 50 8 75 8 60 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 25
12 50 8 75 8 75 12 50 i 25 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50
11 50 8 75 8 75 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50
12 50 8 75 8 75 12 50 12 50 12 45 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50
11 50 8 00 8 75 12 25 12 50 12 50 12 10 2 15 12 50 12 50
12 50 S 15 12 50 12 00 12 511 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50
12 50 12 10 8 75 7 50 12 50 12 50 12 5 12 50 12 50 12 50
12 50 8 75 8 00 12 SO 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50
12 50 8 75 8 75 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 10
12 50 8 75 8 75 12 50 11 70 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50
12 50 8 75 8 75 12 15 9 15 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50
12 35 1 85 8 75 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 0 25 12 50 12 50
11 50 10 85 8 75 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 51 12 50 12 50 10 50
12 25 5 85 8 75 12 50 12 50 11 50 12 50 7 90 12 50 12 50
12 50 10 00 8 35 12 50 12 50 12 50 11 65 10 00 12 50 12 50
12 50 9 25 2 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 15 10 00 12 50 10 50
12 50 10 00 1 12 50 12 15 12 50 12 40 10 00 12 50 12 50
12 10 10 00 10 00 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 10 00 12 50 12 50
6 25 7 75 9 80 12 25 8 3d 12 50 12 50 10 00 8 35 12 50
10 00 8 00 10 00 9 00 9 50 12 50 7 50 10 00 10 40 12 50
10 00 10 00 10 00 8 00 9 50 12 50 12 50 10 00 3 75 12 50
10 00 10 00 10 00 8 15 10 00 10 00 12 50 10 HI 3 35 12 50
10 00 9 25 10 00 9 15 9 40 10 00 12 50 10 00 12 50 12 50
10 00 10 00 10 00 8 25 8 45 ID IIO S 65 10 00 10 00 12 50
10 00 10 00 10 00 9 10 8 05 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 12 50
9 85 9 35 10 00 10 00 8 40 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 12 50
9 80 9 35 10 00 9 05 9 50 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 12 50
9 90 i n 10 00 8 35 9 50 10 00 10 00 10 10 10 00 12 50
10 00 10 01 10 HI 10 00 8 45 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 8 00
10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 7 35 10 00 10 00 9 00 9 50 9 50
8 00 9 05 10 00 9 00 9 40 10 00 10 00 10 00 9 85 10 00
7 35 1 25 10 00 9 05 7 50 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00
10 01 10 Oil 111 III 8 25 9 61 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 8 00
10 00 10 00 10 0 8 95 9 4C 10 00 10 oc 10 00 10 00 10 00
8 80 10 00 10 00 9 05 8 35 10 oc 10 00 9 85 10 00 10 00
8 00 9 05 10 00 9 05 9 41 10 oc 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00
9 20 10 00 10 00 9 10 9 CC 10 oc 10 00 8 50 9 60 0 35
9 80 10 00 10 oc 8 95 9 05 8 15 10 oc 10 00 9 45 10 00
10 00 10 00 10 00 9 00 6 65 10 oc 10 00 10 00 9 20 10 00
10 on 10 00 10 0 8 25 2 35 10 oc 10 oc 5 00 9 80 10 00
9 35 9 75 10 0 9 10 10 0 9 0C 10 00 10 00 8 80 10 00
10 00 5 00 10 00 8 15 9 X 10 OC 0 oc 12 65 10 00 10 00
9 90 7 85 10 00 8 05 9 35 10 0 10 0 33 75 9 75 10 00
7 35 7 85 10 00 1 10 00 9 50 1 10 00 10 001 38 30 10 00 10 00
113 30
148 00
135 25
124 95
146 00
134 65
131 25
135 70
142 10
136 25
141 10
142 45
130 30
145 25
139 a5
141 40
142 10
141 45
138 80
129 20
141 20
188 35
128 55
119 30
130 20
137 10
119 40
119 40
117 75
115 25
125 30
116 45
120 25
118 45
117 05
118 20
116 45
114 25
114 80
108 90
115 85
118 35
116 05
114 20
115 35
111 95
114 25
104 80
110 25
107 15
188 60
136 00

o
o
a

M
O

XSi

d
COABSTRACT FContinued
Consolidated Statement of AVages Pa Koll showing amount paid each employe per month and per annum
aggregate amount of Pa Roll from September 1st 18C to September 1st 1897
to
05
also
No
Ok
NAMES
1886 1896 1896 S 1897 1897 897 1797 1S07 1897 1897 1897
Sept Ocl Nov Dec Jan Feb March April May June July August
41 II 40 00 40 00 f 89 7 38 75 40 00 40 00 40 00 89 96 t 311 96
iiO 00 20 65 80 00 80 00 id 60 28 05 29 05 20 55 29 75 80 00 30 00 30 00
30 00 30 00 2l 75 30 00 29 35 30 00 22 86 20 75 211 115 80 00 30 00 29 75
80 00 29 86 29 25 30 00 30 00 25 40 211 05 27 16 20 36 29 76 so no 30 00
28 no 22 10 28 sn 20 75 211 75 28 88 28 so 28 86 20 SO 28 sn 28 S3 20 70
80 00 30 00 30 00 29 75 23 05 20 85 30 00 30 00 l0 nn no 211 00 30 00
23 85 24 20 26 OH 25 00 11 15 23 55 22 15 23 so 19 25 22 75 25 00 21 on
11 75 46 20 11 S5 40 50 10 in 12 01 46 oo 14 85 46 oo 10 51 44 45
17 80 17 30 19 85 19 85 17 25 IS I 5 18 85 10 86 10 95 19 50 19 10
14 00 11 00 13 71 13 75 13 15 11 00 11 OO 11 00 14 oo 30 00 14 00 13 20
SO 00 12 86 1 on 10 III SO 00 is 06 81 00 29 75 ill mi 30 00 27 50 31 no 28 50 30 75 0 35 JO no 1 50 31 00 in 86 31 III 2s 5li 20 25 211 25 10 00 10 00 10 On 10 00 51 01 27 III 31 00 28 5ii 31 00 in 85 52 11 45 15 27 60 3n no 10 20 80 10 5 52 86 50 00 10 00 10 00 10 OO 28 5l 31 00 32 on 28 511 31 no 19 86 30 00 37 75

21 sn 20 26 20 00 17 no

10 20 m 00 30 no 1 85
19 86
52 00 54 00 50 00 51 00 51 111 11 75 63 01 62 50 2H III 52 00 62 00
17 25 50 75 45 50 10 S5 1 96 il no 53 25 45 00 33 75 45 111 47 25 15 50
37 50 88 75 33 05 30 00 31 86 22 80 33 75 33 00 30 51 29 50 51 35 22 50
si m 86 28 31 25 33 75 28 75 28 75 33 75 33 75 40 no 30 115 30 00 33 75
38 50 HI 00 37 60 111 nil 11 30 70 40 III 511 75 30 00 33 76 31 nn 57 75
40 00 1i 88 7 88 in 87 50 511 05 30 75 40 00 30 50 41 50 10 00 30 00
25 00 80 mi 31 nil 30 00 25 75 30 no so on 30 00 33 01 51 in 3ii no 31 00
80 00 l hi 5 31 10 31 00 27 in 51 on 20 75 88 1 HI 211 51 111 52 On
30 00 I 75 32 5ii 52 25 5 511 32 75 52 25 32 25 15 511 is m 32 75 40 15
50 oo 51 mi 5i no 48 00 37 511 38 05 15 nn 88 in 57 in IS 15 30 on 53 IIO
62 00 28 50 52 mi in 511 5ii nn 31 50 16 nn 21 00 111 5n s sn 3d no 31 15 13 00 30 00 li 80 17 on in nn HI 71 is nn 38 on 33 23 15 21
51 2n
L6 00 16 00 is 56 0 10 10 III 2 25 111 511 11 10 7 511 33 10 in 7 is nn Hi in is 76 in 5ii in in IS 55 IS on 21 25 HI 50 IS 75

1 I 1 50 2 25 is 75 28 86 1 10 12 75 in in IS 75 211 25 17 15
11 25 r IB 2 26 15 Oi 8 75 8 OI 8 2S 0 II 51 2E 1 51 1 511 2 25 1 111 9 76 13 10 11 25 12 25 III 10 0 nil 5 75 1 n in nn in id 10 511 54 10 HI 111 IS 55 lo on 28 75 5 25 12 50 12 11 12 50 12 Oil 12 511 12 51 6 75 in 85 is 35 15 75 7 5 17 05 6 HI 0 40 21 25 10 30 J1 65 21 25 111 15 27 00 111 511 39 00

9 51 s 55 9 50



12 511 5 on

in 61
185
ISO
187
188
189
190
191
192
103
194
105
196
197
198
199
200
201
202
203
204
205
200
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
219
220
221
222
223
224
s E Wright E 1
1 II Branan E D
J E Hudson E D
J E Humphries E D
Dixie Ilvswund I v
E A Leonard E O
J W Moye E D
William Scott E I
Simon Scott E D
Dudley Wiggins E D
Jas iayfleid E I
W M Arnold E D
A E Bumgartel B I
John Usury E II
P W Hemphlll E D
Josh Curler E V
B F Summers E D
W H Hubbard E D
John Hubbard E I
J T Pittman E D
S B Woodward E E
J H Wiggins E D
S K Brow n E D
J B Bynuni E II
in Rountrce E
C E Bazemore E 1
J B Fair E I
And Broy8dale E I
R Broysdale E I
Col Scott E W
W T Wilson E W
Jas Aneruin E I
Tom Wilson E D
Ben Ward E I
BiUSanford E I
Nathan Hollls E 1
Horace Smith 10 It
Jas Bivins E I
Jeff Wise E I
Ed King E D
178 06
5511 96
351 10
350 20
510 s0
272 on
512 25
220 40
JS2 JO
311 25
2 12 05
201 00
147 10
531 S5
320 40
868 05
321 50
352 75
303 25
117 96
115 111
S58 5
33S 711
5S7 95
ISO llll
111 85
3IS ii5
isl in
203 115
157 511
I IS 10
81 70
H 5 no
112 15
50 31
85 20
00 III
113 05

V

r

o
3225
226
227
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
285
236
237
238
239
240
241
242
243
244
245
246
247
248
249
250
251
252
253
254
265
256
257
258
259
260
261
262
263
264
265
266
267
268
269
270
271
272
273
274
275
276
Joe Field E D
Dave Johnson E D
Crawford JTarper E I
Wm J Williams E D
Wm Ray E D
Allen Florence E I
Frank Luster E D
Asbury Thornton E D
Geo Kemp E D
J T Hobby Stables
R Coleman Wag
W J Hayes Wag
Dan Lockhart Wag
C H Simpson Wag
John Smith Dairy
J A Smith Dairy
Mary Smith Dairy
M D Hobby Cera
J F Simpson Gard
Wilkes Hall Driver
Zed Butler F G
D E Kibbu Usher
J W Stanley L
S P Humphries L
Fannie Farel L
Emily Farcll L
Phillis Harper L
Lou Rice L
Dollie Butler L
Missouri Tucker L
Kate Jackson L
Mary Resby L
Sallle Jackson I
W D Vinson Gard
Steve Harper C B
Eugene Scott Sup D
Sallie Elvers Sup D
Anna Monyhon Sup D
John Miller G K
Geo Bell B S
Julius Sims Gard
Dave Tucker Gard
Wm Ridley Gard
Jesse Hill Gard
Wm Quarker Gard
H C Whatley K
Morris Sams K
Lewis Hicklin K
Jack Dixon K
GusDillard K
Gindraw F K
M Harris K
2fi 7 75 10 00 8 95
75
oo 8 05 2 70
50 9 86 11 35
51
5 i 25 10 00 7 70 16 66 31 45 18 70 30 10
95
Ml 40 25 30 90
00
50 80 70 30 45 80 76 27 85 29 50
tti 21 25 21 75 21 70 22 Do 20 80 21 25 2 50
00 26 00 27 00 26 00 26 0 20 on 26 no 20 00
25 29 00 80 00 29 25 29 00 28 80 28 30 29 00
50 20 00 26 90 26 00 26 00 25 55 26 00 26 00
85 80 00 29 66 29 60 30 00 29 50 29 50 28 70
on 20 00 17 00 17 00 17 00 17 00 17 00 17 K
65 10 65 16 66 16 05 16 65 16 05 16 66 10 05
00 26 00 26 00 25 00 24 90 24 no 25 00 25 00
00 25 00 20 00 25 00 24 sin 25 00 25 00 25 Oil
00 20 00 20 00 16 26 10 26 20 00 20 00 20 00
Oil 26 60 25 00 24 00 26 00 19 00 20 50 26 do
K 29 86 21 80 28 35 30 on 29 85 29 90 20 55
00 40 00 41 50 40 00 40 00 40 00 40 00 40 00
65 16 65 17 15 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 Hi 05
66 10 05 17 15 16 65 Hi 65 10 66 lo 65 Hi 05
50 12 50 12 ll 12 50 12 50 12 60 12 50 12 50
00 14 00 1 1 50 14 00 11 00 13 so 14 00 11 no
00 1ii 00 in 85 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 111 no
00 10 00 10 35 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00
00 10 00 10 85 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00
00 10 00 10 35 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 II
Oil 10 00 10 35 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00
75 6 75 41 65 i 75 48 15 7 86 41 65 14 00 11 01 i
05 41 63 41 65 41 50
26 16 65 16 65 12 90 12 80 16 05 16 15 16 65
90 i 85 9 75 8 00 10 00 9 60 11 75 10 00
00 5 00 1 66 5 00 5 00 5 00 5 00 5 00
00 4 00 I 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 4 00
HI 5 00 5 00 5 00 5 00 5 00 5 00 5 00
5o 83 Hi 82 50 88 10 82 60 30 00 S3 75 32 50
00 14 00 14 55 11 00 11 00 18 75 14 00 15 45
75 13 85 11 55 11 60 14 00 13 90 14 00 14 00
HI 14 00 11 55 14 00 14 00 12 55 13 85 13 25
81 15 15 14 55 14 00 11 00 11 111 14 00 13 7
15 13 45 11 25 14 00 11 00 18 75 14 00 14 00
75 48 65 11 25 44 50 44 50 48 10 43 10 15 55
01 18 00 18 75 18 00 17 00 18 00 17 85 IS HI
41 16 00 16 00 16 00 14 70 15 85 15 75 15 20
00 15 00 16 50 14 50 15 00 15 0C 11 50 1 1 50
bt 15 00 15 25 15 00 15 OC 15 0C 15 00 15 00
35 14 75 14 5C 14 75 14 35 15 0C 15 OC 15 00
ail 14 50 15 00 14 85 14 00 14 60 15 00
10 00 11 25 19 30 m ir
11 25 12 50 1 36 14 25
i 00 12 50 41 10 40 00
10 00 11 75 1l III 12 no
4 50 12 5o 35 75 12 75
12 25 85 1 55 12 75
18 110 IB 50 1 35 11 65
11 25 42 00 7 2li 12 10
17 on 18 75 12 35 2 25
211 00 3D 86 30 45
20 50 21 85 21 05 21 25
21 10 26 on 25 iO 20 00
27 95 28 75 28 90 29 00
25 50 25 50 20 00 25 60
28 60 2d 15 28 60 29 05
10 05 17 00 17 on 17 on
25 00 in 65 Hi 05 10 65
25 00 2a 00 25 00 21 86
20 00 25 00 25 00 25 00
25 75 20 00 JO III 20 00
29 75 21 26 26 00 12 HI
i 05 21 30 III 28 85
10 no 40 00 111 0 40 00
11 05 10 05 10 65 10 05
L2 50 10 05 10 05 16 66
11 on 12 50 12 50 12 50
lo on 14 00 1 1 no 15 7
Hi on in no 10 00 10 nn
10 01 10 00 1 10 00
10 on 10 H in on 10 00
ID on 10 on 10 00 10 00
11 00 10 on 10 00 10 00
1 no 14 05 1 85
11 115 41 05 41 05 11 05
10 05 15 90 li 55 15 30
11 75 10 00 9 90 12 50
4 25 5 00 4 75 5 on
4 00 4 00 4 00 4 HI
5 00 5 00 5 no 5 00
32 30 30 65 32 10 32 50
13 10 13 45 13 45 211 00
14 00 14 00 14 00 Hi 05
12 10 18 75 14 00 20 00
14 00 14 00 13 75 s no
1 1 00 11 no 1 1 on 11 01
43 00 15 30 11 20 12 21
18 00 18 05 IS 00 17 75
10 00 14 25 15 75 11 50
14 50 j 20 13 75 Hi Oil
14 5C 15 00 15 on 15 nn
11 25 14 05 14 75 15 00
14 75 15 00 14 50 14 50
70 70 68 05
llo 66
SI 85
17 70
70 11
111 75
si 00
122 25
361 75
268 15
312 10
340 20
810 45
352 00
209 65 M O w 0
208 15
805 05
295 90
23S 25
291 00
512 50
481 50
200 50 t1
196 15 d
151 90 1
101 15
120 35 K
120 55
120 35 O
120 35
124 35
71 51 xj
5li 15 I1
189 10 d
119 00 S
68 55
48 00
nn no
887 To
1S1 55
107 80
170 85
15s 30
Hiii no
520 55
215 111
1S1 111
1711 15
1711 25
175 35 0
151 20 j

BIMBB
UH
iimuuiiwmii
nun
m
anABSTRACT FContinued
Consolidated Statement of Wages Pay Roll showing amount paid each employe per month and per annum also
aggregate amount of Pay Roll from September 1st 1896 to September 1st 1897
CO
No Ck NAMES 1896 Sepl 1896 Oct IS Nov 1896 Dec 1897 Jtn 1897 Feb 1897 March 1897 Apiil 1817 May 1897 June 1897 July 1897 August Total
277 f Syl Carter K 2 50 50 in 12 SO 11 mi 21 90 It on 14 00 11 III it no 11 HI 11 no n no i ii 15 no 11 30 in ns 50 00 12 50 18 is 26 in i i nn 11 on 18 50 14 00 1 1 nn 18 85 18 nn 15 nn IS nn IS no 12 IS 1 L5 25 50 in 12 50 11 nn 25 nn it on 14 III 11 00 it nn 1 nn 11 in 14 00 15 Sli IS 50 15 50 12 Sll 12 IS Sll III 12 50 11 on 25 en 14 on I 1 nn II nn 11 no li nn 18 50 18 sn 15 III IS 111 is nn 7 15 8 75 13 SS Sll nn 12 SO 25 nn 13 76 14 00 1 1 13 75 11 nn 11 in is nn 15 no IS nn x 75 8 76 14 00 sn nn 12 Sn H in 25 in 11 00 11 nn 11 nn I 1 nn 14 00 II nn I 1 nn 15 nn IS nn is on II sn 11 ss 12 50 Sll nn 12 sn 12 sn i 12 sn It on 25 nn 14 in 13 ill It on M IK 11 nn 11 111 1 11 85 15 nn 12 SO 10 on 14 00 60 00 12 SI 12 sn 26 nn It on 14 00 11 nn 11 nn 14 00 11 no 15 no JS IK is no 12 10 12 30 60 no 12 sn 11 00 60 00 12 50 12 50 25 00 14 00 13 S3 15 00 14 75 15 00 14 00 11 on 111 00
278 A Tahns Bakery s 12 SI 11 nn 21 ss 11 70 U nn 11 nn 11 nn 14 nn 11 no 11 IK 15 nn 11 nil IS nil 12 Sli 11 711 640 00
279 J K Sams Bakery 150 00
280 122 15
281 282 283 2SI 285 J W Scott K Wm BAwn K Israel iodleyK Berry Hall K Hoi Alston K 21 in 13 76 11 in 1 I 1 nn It on 8 50 II no IS IM 13 mi IS nn 12 in 3 s 23 on U HI 11 00 13 85 11 00 11 Ml 13 85 IS III 15 00 IS 00 12 Sn 10 00 IS s 40 sn 21 nn 3d nn 2 23 in ss in Si 11 25 9 nn in sn 6 60 7 nn is 60 75 1 IS 1 is 11 nn 11 on s 7li 8 40 1 20 8 40 2ill 65 165 60 167 75 168 35 168 75 168 75
287 166 70
288 89 Jim Stevens K 131 25 154 85
290 291 Clias Foard K 13 Sll 13 11 12 10 10 00 14 00 13 65 14 00 10 00 14 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 in 00 10 00 179 20 168 20
292 J D Harper S 1 K Jeff Sanders C B Jake Caraker E D Sidney Brown E I Jaa McDanielE li 136 80 Sli 23
it 32 SO 18 75 2S SO 17 31 is 75 IS 31 1 75 ii nu 6 76 1 76 2 26 S 25 ii nn 1 50 3 111 1 311 2 Sll 5 26 3 7p 7 sn 7 80 30 62 ns
295 296 72 90 6 50
47 Nora Wise A R Rivets E 1 57 30
298 35 00 36 35
Ron C M Gibson A 27 25
801 302 80S J R Doke A A 27 25 25 75 27 25
it 17 85
305 806 i07 J A Smith A A 23 13 34 00 9 00
308 Jack Layfleld E 1 Wm Dillard E 1 4 15
809 6 40
810 Ici Ke llogan E D 5 45
ill HubKeilE D 11 no 14 00 30 80
31 33 23
318 12 45
II1 HI 20
315 9 00
3 Hi 8 70

d

o817
818
319
320
821
322
323
324
825
826
Wm Thweat Gard
Tom Hogan Gard
Wm Harris Gard
Jordan Lord Gard
T D Lockridge A A
M A Gladen A A
J V Howard A A
1 O Barnes A A
F MBarnes Dairy
JacS Layfield Dairy
4826 95
4803 00 4800 25
1564 71
1477 25
4682 75
4950 00
80
4 80
3 30
13 30
8 70
12 50
4 15
1 25
29 85
16 65
8 65
51H3 70 5820 85
5462 36
5312 60
30
9 60
3 30
22 00
12 50
4 15
1 25
29 85
16 65
8 65
59199 45
S V Supervisor Mat Matron Gard Garden Laun Laundry F G Flower Garden E D Engineers
Department A Attendant Cem Cemetery N W Night Watch S D Supeiintendents Department W
Wagoner B S Black Smith A A Assistant Attendant Y A Yard Attendant S D R Stewards Dining Boom
C B Center Building O S Outside B Bakery K Kitchen U Usher H N Head Nurse A S Assistant
Supervisor L Library

o
o
d

o

m
d
0
U2
iB
am
MM
H
KEiS
an100
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT G
Showing in detail the expenditures on account of incidental
expenses from September ist 1896 to September 1st 1897
I
DATE I
TO WHOM PAID
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
Oct 5 1896
E A ButtsStraw 181
Masons Electric WorksTelephones 24 00
T C Burkepjai
Milner and Kettlig CoPipe
Baimsell UphiamBooks
Standard Oil Ooail
Osborn W M CoChairs
E N Emnis Jr
2 00
26 31
20 00
25 00
67 50
Lumber 68 18
Folmer Schmizfnsltrumerits 5 82
Georgia Plumbing CoPans 20 00
Milner Ketltig Co Pipe 21 45
Stevens Bros Co 66 30
J W Burke CoPaper 2 30
C A Conklin CoTinwarefiS 60
C A Conklin Co 12 00
Doricik and Doivnawce Turpentine 25 17
J R Hlines Lime 26 35
G D CasePainlt 6 75
Lombard I W S OoPipe 32 48
Culver KiddBrushes 15 75
McEachern Jolinslton Hardware 14 51
J Staley 3 89
Payne Wlillingham Furniture 207 50
W T Conn Jr Clocks 6 00
Tale T M OoLovks65 10
J R HinesLime 2165
Patrick CarterWire 5 43
L A WatersIikL Ink 23 00
W A WalkerLumber 57 75
Nov 5 1896 I
D W Brown 59 75
T C BurkeCement 40 00
Milner Ketltig OoPipe 47 79
T O Powell Traveling Expenses 40 75
S F HancockRepairs 30 65
Richards ShaverReports 175 00
J E BurkeN W Clock 75 00
W J GarkerB Robes 9 00
Tripod Paint Co Paint 4178
Culver KiddSoap 69 60
Haas Guthman CoMattresses 137 50
A A DenhaimStraw 8 08
McEachern JohnstonTinware 25 37
M Rich BrosMaiftbing 18151
J C Vian SyckleTinware 78 80
G W W StoneBroomb 25 50

GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
ABSTRACT GContinued
101
DATE
I
TO WHOM PAID
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
Nov 5 1896
G D CaseS Chips
Haas Gultihman Co Mteufltresses
Culver Kidd Brushes
Lombard I W S doNails
Hartford Fire Insurance CoInsurance
Tom BlandPost
Lombard I W S CoRepairs
G W W StoneBrooms
J StaleyTinware
J W BurkeBdoks
A J OarrC Tickets
G R KempLabor
Dec 5 1896
Tale T Manufacturing CoKeys
Standard Oil CoOil
Payne WellingiHamFurniture
Lombard I W S CoRipe
Osfborn W M OoChalirs
C A RobbeFiple
Western Eleotrilc CoWire
Culver OorbinHardware
J D BaaterlingTelephones
Cordley HayesChambers
C Rosenstein Co Matches
M Rich BrosMatting
Brarrthaill Deaine CoRepairs
J W McMillanBrick
G D OasePaint
Sail Mt Ash OoAsbestos
G W W StoneBrooms
Lombard I W S CoPipe
J Staley Hardware
MoEachern Johnston
Culver KiddPaper
Milner Keltitig OoPipe
H W Johinslton Co Repairs
Henry BrooksBooks
E N Enniis JrLumber
OsboTn W M CoChars
Union and RecorderPrinlfiing
72 32
137 50
10 20
31 09
75 00
16 00
133 65
25 50
14 56
45 00
34 50
4 50
3 75
17 85
207 50
117 90
55 58
9 10
15 22
9 86
18 00
64 80
30 00
180 01
15 84
18 27
18 25
7 30
25 50
9 34
25 73
38 45
9 00
81 88
6 40
13 85
346 35
60 53
13 75
Jan 5 1897
Standard Oil CoOil
J R HinesLime
Lorick LowrenceTurpentine
Tripod Pairit CoGlass
Palmer H OoHardwtaire
Gaillords M JBook
J W TeepleStraw
L W LoomisTinware
24 00
21 25
28 83
17 75
78 80
5 00
106 00
108 00102
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT GContinued
DATE
I
TO WHOM PAID
WHAT FOR
I AMOUNT
Jan 5 1897
I
Lombard I W S CoPipe 22 67
L J LamarTraveling Expenses 22 20
George DavisShingles
P W BrownFeathers
T O PowellTravelling Expanses
Payne WillinghamFurniture
R P JarruttPans
Palmer H CoHardware
Milner Kettig Co
Western Electric CoiWire
R H Wootten Toys
L W LoomlsTinware
S F Hancock
J W McMillanBrick
Palmer H CoHardware
G D CaseS Chips
J StaleyTinware
Johnston Wilson
Morning NewisPaper
Culver KiddBrushes
Stevens Bros CoBrick
Orr L H CoHardware
Culver Corbin
G R Lombard OoPipe
Milner Kettig Co
H J Lamar SonsCombs
C A Cotiklin CoThrwae
Augusta Broom CoBrooms
Culver KiddBrushes
J C Van SyckleTinware
Pipe 31 40
Feb 5 1897
H P ParkerRoofing
Lea Bros OoBooks
W T Conn JrClocks
Hospital S CoApron
Lorick Lownanice Turpentine
Georgia Plumbing CoPans
H P Parker
RepaJra 31 00
2 50
14 40
25 GO
207 50
18 68
2 62
31 40
75
24 20
85 00
2 00
70 00
11 50
88 67
13 26
13 00
25 00
41 85
16 00
2 28
fl 43
52 26
42 58
6 50
39 82
90 00
30 00
36 60
77 57
9 00
6 00
37 75
29 43
14 40
31 00
8 00
22 05
76 04
40 00
64 89
W T CrenshawPaper
Tripod Painit OoGlass
Milner Kettig OoPipe
J W McMSllan Brick
W J Barnes BroLumber
Mason M CoReipalrs 19 90
Payne WillinghamFurniture 124 50
J R HinesLime 17 00
T C BurkePlaster 190
H W Johns M CoAsbestos 24 67
GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
ABSTRACT GContinued
103
DATE
I
TO WHOM PAID
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
Feb 5 1897
Culver Kidd
G D Case
J Sitaley
H J Lamar Sons
M Rich Bros
Haas Gultihmian Co
Johnston Wilson
A B Dick Co
McBairchern Johnslbon
J P Walker
Culver Cor bin
Brushes
Tinware
Glasses
Mattling
Mat tresses
Hardware
W Machine
Tinware
Traveling Expenses
Tinwlare
March 5 1897
Culver Corbtin
J Wiss Sons
Allen ONeal
W A Walker
W V Willis Co
L W Loomlis
Lomlbajrd I W S Co
C H Blonner
Standard Oil Co
J C Von Syckle
Cordles Hayes
A A Griffith Co
Milner Kettig Co
Atlanta Journal
J S Hookey
Dufur Co
J C Vain Syckle
J R Hiines
L A Waters Co
W J Barnes Bro
Richard Dewey
Georgia Plumbing Co
J R Hines
L A Waters Co
Standard Oil Co
Constitution Pub Co
Lombard I W S Co
J W Teeple
H P Parker
J Staley
Haas Guithman Co
G D Case
Culver Kidd
Johnston Wilson
Union and Recorder
Wm Tollerson
Lonlck Lowranoe
Silas Tucker
Shears
W Washing
Lumber
In Chairs
Tinware
Hardware
Laths
Oil
Chambers
Registers
Pipe
Printing
Burners
W Guards
Buckets
Halir
Ind Ink
Lumber
Journal
B Pans
Lime
C Sloda
Oil
Pririting
Pipe
Straw
Roofing
Tinware
Maltitiresses
S Chips
BruShSg
Tinware
Priniting
Fencing
Turpentine
Repaiirs
41 40
1850
15 04
e oo
179 26
137 50
49 50
40 00
19 66
47 65
6 00
7 50
13 20
8 00
70 12
108 00
61 20
17 88
11 10
32 50
20 00
64 80
22 35
23 37
3 00
13 50
47 89
5 60
2 00
18 00
148 63
5 00
13 50
34 00
27 90
24 00
11 20
17 00
106 00
5 98
9 60
137 50
74 46
28 20
4 35
21 70
16 28
28 S6
6 10
104
ANNUAL REPORT
I
DATE
ABSTRACT GContinued
TO WHOM PATH
I
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
March 5 1S97
J W Burke Oo
Paper 10 5
Palmer H CoHardvvan
J F Lester Tags
J C Vain SyckleTinware
62 08
4 00
39 3
Aulnil 5 1897
Tables 162 50
26 68
37 00
Payne Wiillifngtoam
C S B S CoGages
Morning NewsPrinting
Haes Guthman CoMattresses
Harblord W W M OoBedsteads
M Rich BrosMatting
Payne WillinghamFurniture
W H H BarnesLumber
Troy L M Cos Chips
Osbonn W M CoChairs
Payne WillinghamFurniture
W H H BarnesDairy
Tom BlandFoet
Damrell UphamBooks
S Blakestan S Co
Oconee M OoLime
T C BurkePlaster
W H H BarnesDaliry
C A Conklin CoTin Ware
G BerndL Leather
Wallace StebbinsPipe
Praitlt LambertVarnish
Cullver KiddBrushes
Bass Guthman CoBeds
Union RecorderPririting
Culver KiddPaints
Johnston WilsonHardware
E N EnnisLumber i bs
137 50
213 75
181 Stl
57 50
75 00
55 08
32 40
43 25
175 00
13 36
10 52
14 22
26 00
1 90
89 40
56 47
4 S7
160 40
5 75
39 00
137 50
15 00
23 20
32 08
J StaleyHardware
G W StoneBrooms
J W McMillanBrick
G D CaseBooks
Dufur CoWire
Lombard I W S Co Pipe
Palmer H CoHardware
Stevens Bros CoPipe
Chas Lertz ScrsInstruments
Ga Plumbing CoPans
J W McMillanBrick
W H H Barnes Dairy
Com P S CoSoap
28 50
57 75
23 35
69 88
19 03
7 20
36 50
3 00
12 15
125 00
300 00
IS 78
GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
ABSTRACT GContinued
ior
DATE
TO WHOM PAID
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
May 5 1897
G G CrawfordLumber
J S Hookey Burners
Wm ToillersonFencing
Palmer H CoHardware
Troy L M Cog Chips
Southern Hardware CoHardware
A V DuBignonLumber
W H H BarnesDairy
Emmiitt WestPainting
SBarrettCement
Lorick LowranceTurpentine
Lombard I W S CoPipe
W H H Barnes Dairy
Dan BrewerLumber
Standard Oil CoOil
Harrison BrosFatal
W H H BarnesLumber
H B Pancoast CoPipe
J L Mott I W
Palmer H CHardware
J C Van Syckle
W J CaraJcerFurniture
W H H BarnesContract
E N EnnfsLumlber
J StaleyTinware1
G D CasePainfe
6 BarrettLime
J W McMillanBrick
Smith C CoBite
C A Conklin CoTinware
Calver KiddPaint
Lomlbard I W ft R CoNails
C S B S CoBelting
Wallace SttetolblnsPipe
Johniston WilsonHardware
J L Haven CoPulley
W J CaraikerB Robes
J W MicMillanContract
Hester WatJkinsLabor
Payne WillinghamFuniture
J R HrnesLime
Tom BlandPoet
W H H BarnesOonttracit
June 5 1897
G W StoneBrooms
Ga Plumbing CoB Pans
Iron C M CoCans
Wallace StebbinsPipe
Silas Tuckerdhairs
77 62
9 00
7 07
3S 76
111 74
31 68
62 10
60 00
38 75
50 20
29 92
19 78
60 00
6 60
25 20
6 00
25 10
4 43
29 35
7 54
12 05
10 20
125 00
47 50
5 00
23 07
28 80
78 75
12 55
22 79
9 90
51 65
72 75
1226 78
32 78
75
12 00
396 25
10 00
54 90
19 50
25 04
280 50
28 50
12 3b
39 00
199 24
6 50
106
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT GContinued
I
DATE I TO WHOM PAID
I
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
I
JuWe 5 1897
Alfred WrightLabor 50
Vaeon Mfg Co Pipe 60 50
Wallace StebblnsPipe
C S B S Co
Tom BlandPost
C W RichterTelephone
Wm TollersonFencing
Foster Eng CoRepairs
H J Lamar SonsGlasses
D BrunerLumber
J R HinesHair
G G CraiwfordLumber
W H H BarnesContract
Druggists CircularCircular
Payne WillinghamFurniture
J N LeonardShucks
Standard Oil CoOil
Wm TollersonFencing
J B Davis SonW Heaters
C S B S CoPipe
Lombard I W S Co
Wallace Stebbins
C H BonnerShingles
J R SintonHarness
W W FearsLumber
C S B S CoPipe
Carnegie Steel Co
H W W M CoBeadsteads 262 50
W H H BarnesConOriaeit
J W McMillanBrick
H P ParkerRoofing
Atlanta JournalDaily
Johnston Wilson
Culver Klddalt
G D Case
J W ChampionStraw
Lombard I W S CoPipe
Lorick LoiwranceTurpentine
G W Stone
J Sitaley
Union and Recorder
W T Conn JrCrockery
Wallace SitebbinsPipe
J A BrooksShucks
Georgia Plumbing Co B Pans
T O PowellT Expenses
J W McMillan Contract
Am L M CoWringer 250 00
106 69
8 48
5 00
7 00
25 35
9 00
39 80
2 80
58 80
75 00
1 50
51 63
2 50
18 20
10 01
502 76
48 65
25 29
546 93
13 20
4 50
20 39
62 53
17 76
162 50
200 00
63 75
59 65
5 00
Hardware 100 05
13 80
S Chips 115 30
13 23
98 57
28 17
Brooms 28 50
Tinware 1X
Prinlting 1L 23
26 50
16 80
3 32
14 63
139 50
July 5 1897
Silas Tucker
Chairs
11 40

GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
ABSTRACT GContinued
10
DATE
TO WHOM PAID
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
I
July 5 1897
Straw
E A Butts
J T Simpson
G E StetchertTools
Dunlap H OoHardware
Alienist and Neurologist Journal
J W McMillanBrick
C H BonnerShingles
Lombard I W S CoIron
Tale T Mfg Co Locks
Carnegie Steel CoRepairs
Wm TollersanFencing
Lombard I W S CoPipe
J L IvesStraw
W Li Robertson
H P BarkerTinware
A V DuBignonLumber
J S HookeyiFixtures
Culver Cor binHardware
D P Wihme
Willinghiam S D OoDoors etc
S BarrettLime
Berry BrosVarnish
T C BurkePlaster
Lorick LowraneeTurpentine
L W LoioimisTinware
Standard Oil CoOil
Krabwles S P WorksPumps
C A Coinklin CoTinware
G D CasePalints
Culver KiddBrushes
J W McMillanWall
J W LayfieldStraw
J SltaleyHardware
Alfred WrightWell
Johnston WilsonHardware
Atlanta S CoPipe
M Rich BrosAwnings
Lombard I W S Co Pipe
Wallace StehMns
R H WootitenPicture
H P Parker Roofing
W H Jewell Collars
Savannah Brtobm CoBroloms
E W EininisLumber
T O PowellT Expenses
R Mitchell F CoCasters
Southern Hardware CoHardware
TirOy L M CoInk
Bramhall D CoRepairs
3 00
16 86
23 30
10 10
5 00
94 87
6 60
119 72
30 45
11 63
35 00
34 15
27 27
13 28
23 00
53 14
9 00
15 76
4 20
11 82
22 00
33 75
1 90
27 59
121 00
25 20

33 00
213 12
7 20
469 04
2 85
9 53
20 00
27 08
75 45
9 00
6 99
12 15
7 00
199 81
2 25
30 40
54 32
12 00
30 00
7 20
18 00
7 53

108
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT GContinued
DATE
lO WHOM PAID
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
I
July 5 1897
John Van R CoRange 240 00
J C BurkeRepairs 6 55
W T Coirun JrCrockery 2 50
W StebbineBarrows 8 91
Pratt LambertVarnish 52 50
J W McMillanWail 1112 93
D W BrowneLumber 153 00
Beck G H CoBarrOws lfi 00
Aug 5 1897
Tripod P CoGlass
J C BurkeBepairs
Milneir Kettig CoP Covering
Palmer H CoRope
Alfred WrightWell
Lombard I W S CoNialls
J R HiinesLime
W H Thomlas CoSuitings
Troy L M CoC Soda
J R ffines Carts
T W BrownLumber
Demnfis Long CoPipe
Payne WilBignam Furiiiuirt
C S B 6 CoPacking
Loriick LowiamceTurpentine
G D CasePaint
Johnston WilsonCrockery
H W W M CO Bedsteads
T Sbaley Crockery
W J Caraker Chairs
Southern Hardware COPitchers
J M McMillan Wall1
Camden P S CoStarch
E W BnniisLumber
Savannah Broom CoBrOotns
Yale T M CoLocks
10 00
4 10
492 94
9 10
5 00
18 25
26 00
161 18
39 60
144 00
169 16
449 41
P 75
21 68
27 12
56 20
31 63
525 00
14 33
7 98
7 35
073 72
24 39
92 82
30 40
7 52
Aug 31 1897
Southern Hardware Co
Palmer H Co
H C TindaM Co
Tripod Paint Co
Tinware 41 95
16 25
Crockery 28 80
Palints 7 83
C RisbyBaskets 2 50
Standard Oil CoKerosene 25 20
Tom Bland Posts 16 50
H P ParkerRoofing 13 90
E N EnndB Lumber 6 76
F H McDoninell Photos 150
T TreanarStraw 43 58
Atantia S CoPipe 490 16
J W McMlillanContract 518 26

GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
109
ABSTRACT GContinued
DATE
TO VHOM PAID
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
August 31 1897
Palmer H CoChambers
Culver CorbinBuckets
J W MoMillaii Brick
C A RobbePipe
J W CraiwApron
Wm TollersonFemcing
Rinald BrosHardware
T C BurkeCement
Payne WillinghamFuniture
J M BayneJugware
Haas Guthman CoSprings
Win TollersonFending
Wallace StetbbinsPiipe
AKred WrightWell
Union RecorderPrinting
Bramlfall D CoFixtures
G D CaseS Chips
Culver KlddBrushes
Johnston WilsonHardware
J Slaley
Culver Conbin
H E McComlFeathers
Tom BlandPost
Lombard I W S CoNails etc
H P ParkerRoofing
Palmer H CoRope
Tuttle B M CoRegisters
G W Clarke CoStoves
J W McMillanWall
IS Brown CoBrooms
L W LoomisTinware
Osbarne W M CoChaSrs
M Rich BroMatting
Lorick LotwranceTurpentine
Andrew Hanfey
J W McMillanBrick
Atlanta S CoPipe
W V Willie CoChairs
64 80
11 09
46 00
12 89
37 75
2 87
30 00
16 00
78 00
49 32
137 50
5 87
12 93
22 00
28 50
19 62
139 09
52 40
21 58
14 20
49 66
12 80
20 80
24 18
76 51
8 60
101 70
24 18
Mil 98
30 40
146 00
54 00
131 49
28 75
30 98
46 00
88 18
10S 00
Total30630 39HO ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT H
Showing in detail the expenditures on account of Medical
sti
pplies from Sept 1st 1896 to Sept 1st 1897
I
DATE TO WHOM PAID WHAT FOR AMOUNT
1 i
Oct 5 1896
Geo D Case Drugs r 3S
Culver KiddDrugs 65 65
Ramsey RyroldsWhtakoy 100 45
Ritfh Krug CoInstruments 5 72
Merck OoDrugs 19 95
Nov 5 1896
Bluentnal Bickart Whiskey 88 13
Basch L Opt oMedicines 18 98
Frick Bros 21 45
Richards Co 6 00
G D Case fi4 25
Culver Kidd 57 91
Bausch L Opt CoInstruments 6 80
Dec 5 1896
Bluenthal Bickart Whiskey 122 45
Oolpln L CoWlhliskey ITS 11
Prick BrosDrugs 31 95
G D Case SO 69
Culver Kidd 167 40
Merck Bros 1 13
Jan 5 1897
Bausclh L Opt CoInstruments 18 30
Rliethard Krug OoInstruments 7 20
Bluenthal Bickart Whiskey 122 43
Sharpe DohmeDrugs 25 36
Wm Warner Co
Scott Bowne
Culver Kidd
G D Case
Feby 5 1897
Chas Limtz Sons
Geo Turmiann CoInstruments
Culver Kidd Drugs
G D Case Drugs
March 5 1897
Gilpin D OoWlhliskey
Chentz Sons Instrui
G D CaseDrugs
Culver Kidd
E B Meyromtz
40 on
47 80
52 97
59
9 00
61 60
37
88 20
50
58 99
46 s
11 25

GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
ABSTRACT HContinued
Ill
DATE
TO WHOM PAID
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
I
April 5 1897
Merck Co
Parke Davis Co
Parke Davis Oo
Gilpin L Co
C D StUlbs Oo
Culver Kidd
Geo D Case
Frick Bros
E J OConner
Drugs
Whiskey
Whiskey
Drugs
Miay 5 1897
Sheinhlolser Stewart
G D Case
Culver Kidd
Chas Leimrz Sons
Chas Lanitz Sous
June 5 1897
C E Stullbs Oo
Sharp e Defame
T E Oentel
Ohias Lanitz Sons
G D Caste
Culver Kidd
Shenholser Stewart
July 5 1897
Gilpin L Oo
Queen Co
Willis Pritohlard
G D Case
Culver Kidd
Whiskey
Whiskey
Drugs
Drugs
Labraltory
Labratory
Whiskey
Drugs
Labraltory
Labraltory
Drugs
Drugs
Whiskey
WMskey
Labraltory
Wine
Drugs
Drugs
Aug 5 1897
Bausdh L Opt Co
H N Tuiman
Bluienitfaial IB
Parke Davis Co
G D Case
Culver Kidd
Broderiek McRae
Bausdh L Opt Co
Aug 31 1897
Colburn Biirtos Oo
A L Webb Sons
N V Establishment
N V Bsitablilsfaiment
Bausdh L Gpt Oo
H N Tuimiain
Culver Kidd
G D Case
Nat V Est
Bauson L Opt Co
Lahratory
Labratory
Whiskey
Drugs
Whiskey
Labratory
Alcohol
Alcohol
V Virus
V Virus
Labratory
Labratory
Drugs
Drugs
V Virus
Labrlatory
1 04
141 43
22 08
90 00
80 73
62 8b
92 03
43 24
101 25
103 60
76 92
137 10
38 98
4 25
121 25
52 34
275 00
5 70
96 88
82 45
111 25
77 70
20 00
45 00
90 19
84 80
133 27
68 65
123 63
153 55
132 11
132 55
116 50
2 25
22 65
109 43
1 50
3 60
23 25
2 35
140 16
96 30
10 80
1 54
5152 19X
112
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT I
Showing in detail the expenditures on account of Contingen
cies from Sept ist 1896 to Sept 1st 1897
I
DATE j
TO WHOM PAID
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
Oat 5 1896
Geo Holmes Escaped patient
A J Carr Discharged patient
R W Allen Escaped paJtienlt
A J Carr Discharged patliant
Mary Whigby
P W Merritt
A J Oarr
Nov 5 1896
A J Oarr
Dec 5
A
P
A
1896
J Carr
W Stevens Escaped paitient
J CarrDischargled paitlienit
R M Lassiber
Jan 5 1897
A J Carr
W J DockWant Escaped patient
A J OarrDischarged patient
Feb 5 1897
Geo Davis Esdaped paitient
A J CarrDischarged paitient
1 00
12 00
5 00
3 00
6 25
4 00
3 75
3 00
5 00
2 00
3 00
13 75
5 00
5 85
7 50
4 50
4 50
41 35
36 25
5 00
9 25
5 50
4 00
12 25
3 75
5 00
32 05
3 25

11 15
3 00
5 00
3 50
6 50
3 60
1 50
20 00
4 50
5 25
7 50

GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
ABSTRACT IContinued
1J3
DATE
TO WHOM PAID
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
I
March 5 1896
A J Carr
Discharged patient
Sam Simpson Escaped paitieint
A J OarrDischarged ptliemit
April 5 1897
A J Oarr
May 5 1897
A J Oarr
June 5 1897
A J Oarr
Juily 5
A
W
1897
J Oarr
W Moye Escapeid patient
S 60
29 80
23 75
2 25
2 00
8 25
28 05
6 90
4 25
2 80
2 50
2 30
7 25
3 25
7 00
20 00
5 00
4 76
29 50
7 00
5 76
6 00
5 75
7 85
5 05
6 75
33 00
27 00
28 00
10 00
7 00
3 75
A J OarrDischarged patient
8 00
3 75
6 25
6 00
6 00
3 75
6 50
3 60
13 00
6 00
5 00
4 50
3 70
9 00114
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT IContinued
r
DATE
I
TO WHOM PAID
WHAT FOR
AMOUNT
Aug 5 1897
A J Carr
Discharged patient
A D Nesbit Agt
Aug 31 1897
A J Oarr
6 10
44 85
13 25
5 75
3 50
5 00
SI 00
5 75
3 00
2 50
4 5
5 00
3 75
4 25
7 50
9 75
6 00
4 50
2 80
80
18 80
5 00
6 25
2 76
3 00
7 50
5 uo
o fin
979 27
ABSTRACT J
Shewing in detail the expenditures on account of stationery
and postage from September ist 1896 to September 1st 1897
DATE

TO WHOM PAID

WHAT FOR
I
AMOUNT
Octcyber 5 1896
Morning NewsPaper
C M Wright P MPostage
14 00
31 40
Ntovember 5 1896
M Wright P M
Union Recorder
C M Wright P M
41 80
Paper 15 00
Postage 31 80GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
115
ABSTRACT JContinued
DATE
TO WHOM PAID
I
WHAT FOR
1
December 5 1896
C M Wright P MPostage
Morning NewsLetter Heads
AMOUNT
64 50
37 30
January 5 1897
C M Wright P M
Postage 20 00
February 5 1897
C M Wright P M
C M Wright P M
64 50
22 90
March 5 1897
C M Wright P M
90 40
April 5 1897
CM Wright P M
J G DeitzBook
30 90
2 00
May 5 1897
Morning NewsPaper 28 65
C M Wright P MPostage 30 90
June 5 1897
C M Wright P M
M S D A Byck
96 30
Paper 14 40
July 5 1897
J G Deitz
C M Wright P MPostage
Fodte Davis CoPaper
Morning News
August 5 1897
Morning News
CM Wright P MPostage
Morning NewsBdoke
6 50
57 70
9 25
31 L5
2 00
52 70
27 on

August 31 1897
Morning NewsPaper 6 00
C M Wright P MPostage 85 40
W T CrenshawT RJibtjone 3 00
943 45
X
116 ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT K
Statement of Lucius J Lamar Steward State Lunatic Asy
lum of the special appropriation for heating detached buildings
1896 DR
Sept 1 To balance 976 77
1896 CR
Oct 5 By T C Burke cement 40 00
By Willingham S D Co doors 20 10
By S C Wright hauling 10 20
By J W McMillan brick 94 35
By E N Ennis lumber 5548
By J R Hines lime 56 00
By DeSaussures hands labor 312 90
By Milner Kittig Co pipe 314 12
Dec r By DeSaussures hands labor 7S D2
976 77
ABSTRACT L
Statement of Lucius J Lamar Steward State Lunatic Asy
lum of the special appropriation for building brick wall
1896 DR
Sept 1 To balance602 71
1896 CR
Oct 5 To J W McMillan contract454 49
Nov 5 To Stevens Bros Co pipe 21 17
To T C Burke cement 40 00
J R Hines lime 34 00
To J W McMillan brick 53 05
602 71
GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
Ill
ABSTRACT M
Statement of Lucius J Lamar Steward State Lunatic Asy
lum of the special appropriation of duplicate water main
1897 DR
March 19 To requisition5000 00
1897 CR
April 5 To J W McMillan brick 5 75
To T C Burke cement 16 00
To C A Robbe contract 1800 00
To DeSaussures hands labor 5 5
May 5 To C A Robbe contract 76 00
June 5 To C A Robbe contract 2074 00
To DeSaussures hands labor 15 25
July 5 To J W McMillan brick 43 12
To S Barrett lime 11 00
To T C Burke cement 32 00
Aug 5 To DeSaussures hands labor 20 00
Aug 31 To Cash on hand to balance 901 38
i i II
5000 00
ABSTRACT N
Showing requisitions drawn on State Treasurer on account of
support and maintenance of the State Lunatic Asylum from
September 1st 1896 to September 1st 1897
1896
Sept 24 To Requisition 19166 66
Oct 20 To Requisition 19166 66
Nov 20 To Requisition 19166 66
Dec 20 To Requisition 10 166 66
1897
Jan 20 To Requisition 23333 33
Feb 20 To Requisition 23333 33
Mch 20 To Requisition 23333 33
April 20 To Requisition 23333 33
May 20 To Requisition 23333 33
June 21 To Requisition 23333 33
July 31 To Requisition 10000 00
Aug 20 To Requisition 20000 00
746666 70118
ANNUAL REPORT
ABSTRACT O
Showing average number of patients in this Institution the per
capita per diem and the per capita per annum from 1873 to
1897 inclusive
Year
IXo Patients
i73 55o
1874 55o
1875 600
1876 600
1877 638
1878 725
1879 748
i83o 820
1881 886
1882 942
1883 1005
1884 1179
1885 1232
1886 1237
1887 1266
1888 1340
1889 1438
1890 1538
1891 1616
1892 1618
1893 1623
1894 1709
1895 1783
1896 1912
1897 2085
52 I
48 I
37 i
37 3
36 63
34 55
32 9
35 64
33
38
33
34
34 18
33 i
34 12
34 83
34 74
3i 43
32
32 33
3i 95
32 42
2 c
2 c
2 c
4 c
100 c
100 c
10 c
100 c
10 c
8 c
10 c
4 c
IOO c
2 C
IOO
IOO
IOO
IOO
IOO
IOO
IOO
IOO
32
32
33
c
42
II
IOO c
IOO c
Cash
per Annum
190 177 136 70 36 80
137 77
133 126 70 11
120 10
130 09
123 140 121 126 124 74 98 46 90 76
123 19
127 40 127 48 126 81
114 72
117 09
118 116 33 62
108 60
116 80
118 120 33 85
ABSTRACT P
Showing cost of maintaining one patient by the year month
week and day
For one year 365 days120 85
For one month 30 days 9 93
For one week 7 days 2 32
For one day 33 nioo
Bf H
GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
119
Report of Treasurer
STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM
Milledgeville Ga Sept 16 1897
Dr T O Powell Superintendent etc
Dear Sir Herewith please find my report for fiscal year
commencing Sept 1st 1896 and ending Aug 31st 1897
Very truly etc
A J CARR Treasurer
A J Carr Treasurer in account with State Lunatic Asylum
SUPPORT AND MAINTENANCE
1896 Dr
Sept 1 To balance cash on hand 7781 10
1897
Aug 31 By cash from State Treasurer 246666 70
254447 80
1897 Cr
Aug 31 By Subsistence 87380 74
Clothing 26215 65
Fuel and transportation 20655 2I
Salaries 20 820 00
Wages 5999 45
Incidental expenses 30630 39
Medical supplies 5152 19
Contingencies 979 27
Stationery and postage 943 45
Balance cash on hand 2471 45
1896
BUILDING BRICK WALL
254447 80
Sept 1 To balance cash on hand602 71
Dec 10 By expendtiures 602 71
1896
HEATING DETACHED BUILDING
Sept 1 To balance cash on hand 976 jy
Nov 10 By expenditures 976 yj
1897
DUPLICATE WATER MAIN
March 24 To Cash from State Treasurer 5000 00
Aug 31 By expenditures 4098 62
Aug 31 By balance cash on hand 901 38
5000 00 5000 00120
ANNUAL REPORT
Report of Assistant Steward
STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM
Milledgeville Ga Sept ist 1897
Mr L J Lamar Steward
Dear Sir I herewith hand you my report as assistant stew
ard for the year beginning September 1st 1896 and ending with
August 31st 1897 of the Old and New Dairys Garden and
Pork also statement of stock wagons etc on hand September
ist 1897
I am afraid we are going to have another short crop of pota
toes and turnips on account of the continued hot and dry weath
er though we have planted a good many more than we had last
year We have built and opened the New Dairy during the
past few months began getting some milk July 6th and stopped
buying all sweet milk the 10th of August We built a cow
house with fiftytwo stalls one double bran house two large
barns and one three room house for the dairyman and his
family Also dug and walled with brick one well We have also
bought 29 cows and 206 head of shoats the cost of all
of which is shown in my report I hope to kill this winter from
the shoats bought and some raised between thirtyfive and
forty thousand pounds of pork and to make the New Dairy a
success in every sense of the word
Very respectfully
GEO W HOLLINSHEAD
Assistant Steward
OLD DAIRY
Cr
By sweet milk gals 38321 at 18689778
By beef lbs 1830 at 393 71 91
By sale of hides 23 29
By empty bran and C S meal sacks 3500 at 03 105 00
1097 98GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
121
OLD DAIRY
Dr
To Wages of hands 1045 80
To bran its 416578 at 65 2707 75
To cotton seed meal tons 13 at 1800 234 00
To hay lbs 40920 at 20 81 84
To salt sacks 20 at 40 8 00
To salt sacks 20 at 40 8 00
To well rope lbs 8 at 7 56
To tie rope lbs 14 at 12 1 68
To seed barley bu 8 at 110 8 80
To stock powders pkgs 12 at 12 12 1 50
4089 93
By balance in favor of dairy3008 05
NEW DAIRY
Cr
By sweet milk gals 3730 12 at 18 671 49
NEW DAIRY
Dr
To building of buildings 1190 00
To digging and walling well 68 00
To 200 pannels fence 86 00
To purchase 29 cows 680 98
To Wages of hands 162 95
To bran lbs 75000 at 68 510 00
To cotton seed meal tons 10 at 1800 180 00
To 2 well buckets 60
To 1 well rope 56
To 1 dipper 03
To 4 curry combs 67
To 10 milk cans 35 00
To 6 feed buckets 75
To 4 weeding hoes 1 80
To 4 shovels 3 00
To 30 lbs tie rope 3 60
To 3 sacks salt 1 20
2925 14
By debtor by balance 2253 65122
ANNUAL REPORT
GARDEN
Cr
By cabbage heads 24121 at 02 42 4
By collards heads 7702 at 03 221 06
By spring greens bu T788 at 20 357 60
By rough turnips bu1156 at 30 346 80
By sweet potatoes bu 1110 at 50 555 00
By radish bu 123 at 50 61 50
By onions bu 602 at 90 541 80
By snap beans bu 224 at 75 168 00
By English peas bu 23 at 100 23 00
By squash bu 104 at 60 116 40
By lettuce bu 100 at 20 20 00
By okra bu 2oq at 100 209 00
Bv cucumbers bu 41 12 at 100 41 S
By beets bu 516 at 50 258 00
By Irish potatoes bu 390 at 100 3Q0 00
By Tomatoes bu 176 at 50 88 00
By butter beans bu 612 at 100 6 50
By field peas bu 81 at 50 40 so
By green corn doz 1156 at 10 115 60
By watermelons number 2908 at 05 145 50
By cantaloupes number 7032 at 03 210 06
By hay lbs 40920 at 20 81 84
By fodder lbs 1304 at 25 3 36
4484 24
GARDEN
Dr Cr
To wages and board Mr Vinson 580 00 4484 24
To wages and board Mr Brookins 390 00
To wages of hands 1046 15
To farm implements 37 09
To garden seed 140 58
To 32 barrels seed Irish potatoes 60 80
To 30 bushels onion sets 6125
To 1829 12 bushels cotton seed manure 183 54
To 12 tons acid phosphate manure 150 00
To 1 ton nitrate soda manure 45 00
To 8 tons C S meal manure 144 00
To 1 ball twine 10
To feed wear and tear 6 mules 450 00
3288 51
By balance in favor of garden 1195 73GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
123
PORK
Cr
By pork lbs 5730 at 05 286 50
PORK
Dr
To corn bu 16 at 38 34 6 20
To copperas lbs 60 at 03 1 80
To stock powders pkgs 36 at 12 12 4 50
To purchase of 206 hogs 769 40
781 90
By debtor by balance 495 40
By total credit of dairys garden and pork 12540 21
To total debit of dairys gardens and pork 11085 4
By total balance in favor of dairys gardens and pork 1454 73
STATEMENT OF STOCK WAGONS ETC ON HAND
SEPTEMBER 1st 1897
Mules 22
Horses 2
Carriages and harness 2
Carriage old 1
Two horse wagons and harness 6
Dump carts and harness 7
Hearse 1
Hearse wagon 1
Ox carts
Plow stocks and gear 8
Axes 4
Pitchforks 4
Mowers 1
Picks 10
Dixie Plows 2
Rakes 5
Spades 3
Shovels 28
Weeding hoes 16
Milch cows 98
Calves 22
Heifers 20
Yearlings 16
Work oxen 6
Bulls 3
Hogs and pigs400124
ANNUAL REPORT
Storekeepers Report
Office of the Storekeeper
Georgia Lunatic Asylum V
September kst 1897
Mr L J Lamak Steward
Deve SirHerewith I hand you my report of all goods received and
issued by me for the fiscal year September 1st 1806 to September 1st 1897
I have stock on hand amounting to 602898
Amount of issues to Engineers Department 954209
Amount of issues to Apothecary and Laboratory including Surgical
Instruments Wines Liquors Laboratory Articles and Drugs 501409
SUPPLIES RAISED AT THE INSTITUTION
Beef pounds 1830
Pork pounds 5319
Sweet Milk gallons42251
All of which is respectfully submitted
W H HUNTER Storekeeper
Amount Purchased includes stock carried over from last year
ARTICLES
Amount
Purchased
Bacon pounds 219017
Beef pounds 373024
Coffee pounds 34674
Flour pounds 415885
Grits pounds 99834
Lard poundsi 28151
Meal pounds 194760
Rice pounds 61010
Sugar poundsI 71855
Tea pounds 2728
Salt sacks 357
Butter pounds 28465
Syrup gallons 8726
Vinegar gallons 1032
Pepper pounds 863
Soda pounds 1356
Cheese pounds ll602f
Mackerel poundsI 12000
Potatoes Irish sacks
Pork Fresh pounds
Mutton pounds
Eggs dozen
Lemons dozen
860
5730
12109
5016
578
Amount
ssued
Amount
On Hand
217355
373024
29972
403145
88826
27869
193302
57172
68407
1822
319
25247
8141
615
7281
1152
11597
12000
860
5730
12109
5011
508
745
4702
12740
11008
282
1458
3838
3448
906
38
3028
586
395
135
204

GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
125
ARTICLES
Turnips sacks
Onions sacks
Dried Fruit pounds
Potatoes Sweet bushels
Apples barrels
Peas pounds
Oatmeal pounds
Sweet Milk gallons
Butter Milk gallons
Starch pounds
Canned Goods cans
Tallow pounds
Candles pounds
Soap Turpentine bars
Potash cans
Tobacco pounds
Turpentine Spirits quarts
Coats
Pants pairs
Vests
Drawers pairs
Shirts
Undershirts
Chemise
Dresses Calico
Dresses Homespun
Dresses Strong
Gowns
Uunderskirts
Aprons
Bonnets
Bedticks
Bed Spreads
Sheets
Pillow Cases
Pillow Ticks
Sacques
Underwaists
Curtains
Table Covers
Window Shades
Suspenders
Shirtwaists
Pillows
Shawls
Bugs
Shirts Flannel
Drawers Flannel pairs
Amount
Purchased
324
56
28381
254
131
14700
160
72169f
32079f
2656
440
1170
7041
18276
2330
7570
3856
1
879
539
151
269
960
712
059
480
828
380
804
126
714
243
098
336
930
459
763
129
107
407
206
345
787
40
19
24
367
24
24
Amount
Issued
Amount
111 Hand
324
56
28361
254
131
14694
160
72169
32079f
2441
440
l170l
5833
16584
1674
6877
3691
1879
3470
931
3165
3919
710
2059
1480
1828
380
804
1126
606
243
1098
1145
4841
5280
980
L29
107
407
206
345
2713
40
19
24
367
24
24
180
1208
1692
656
693
45
69
220
104
41
2
108
191
89
179
783
7412G
ANNUALREPORT
ARTICLES
Capes
Wrappers Hospital
Lambrequins
Carpets
Sheeting yards
Shirting yards
Calico yards
Checks yards
Cottonades yards
Crash yards
Flannel yards
Jeans yards
Drilling yards
Osnaburgs yards
Bleaching yards
Sheeting Bleached yards
Ticking yards
Carpeting yards
Matting Cocoa yards
Ginghams yards
Blankets pairs
Blankets Indestructable
Sheets Oil
Shoes pairs
Slippers pairs
Hats
Hose pairs
Hose Half pairs
Cards Jim Crow
Brushes Shaving
Brushes Whitewash
Brooms
Combs Plantation
Bat Traps
Shoestrings Leather bundles
Blueing boxes
Fans Palmetto
Napkins Table
Brushes Scrub
Scissors pairs
Twine balls
Thimbles
Brushes Shoe
Bazors
Buckets Well
Buckets Water
Amount
Purchased
49
301
5
7
28452
32270
20150
15300
5040
1950
1197
6317
9036
5400
4872
783
4655
1026
1205
6875
3462
151
457
4102
1524
1814
5696
7664
35
78
324
2222
626
23
22
102
575
84
168
86
101
627
79
31
47
598
Amount Amount
Issued On Iland
49
301
5
7
28452
32270
16650
15300
5040
1950
1197
6317
7036
5400
4033
360
2459
1026
1024
5852
3462
115
432
3859
922
1742
4996
7142
35
27
28 I
2222
J7
10
5
0
575
84
106
76
85
536
72
31
24
389
3500
2000
838
423
2196
181
1023
36
25
243
606
72
700
522
si
40
253
13
17
96
62
10
10
91
23
209

GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
127
ARTICLES
Cards Playing decks
Blacking boxes
Spectacles pairs
Buttons gross
Thread spools
Straps Razor
Dusters Feather
Needles papers
Tacks papers
Shoestrings Linen bunches
Handkerchiefs
Pins papers
Brushes Hair
Hairpins papers
Thread Ball pounds
Towels
Combs Coarse
Brushes Tooth
Lanterns
Combs Fine
Amount
Purchased
Pans Baking
Cans Milk
Pans Tin
Pans Muffin
Measures Tin
Scoops Coal
Spades
Turners Batter Cake
Shovels Short Handle
Waiters Tin
Cans Lard
Buckets Tin
Cups Tin
Tubs Tin
Dippers Tin
Candlesticks
Spoons
Sifters
Pitchers Tin
Pans Wash
Plates Tin
Pans Mess
Coifee Pots
Plates Soup
Spittoons
Nappies
Tumblers
Amount
ssued
Amount
On Hand
297
280
207
L7779
10798
72
28
620
265
621
1741
678
349
1322
139
2755
741
203
2
417
118
16
32
10
5
20
11
12
14
57
6
168
3521
282
157
276
6144
10
208
3951
2761
45
76
262
12
20
2471
194
214
192
807 i
7075
50
22
360
218
60
1741
443
311
455
110
2753
696
203
14
390
118
14
32
10
5
11
8
7
12
49
6
168
3146
282
1212
16
4177
5
147
3708
1923
45
50
244
5
18
2339
103
66
15
972
3723
22
6
260
47
16
235
38
867
29
2
45
11
21
375
305
107
1967
5
61
156
838
26
18
7
2
132128
ANNUAL REPORT
ARTICLES
Amount
Purchased
Amount
Issued
Amount
On Hand
Pitchers Granite
Chambers
Dishes
Bowls and Pitchers
Pitchers Syrup
Plates Dinner
Cups and Sauces
Books Blank
Pencils Lead
Ink ozs
Staffs Pen
Tablets
Pens Writing
Paper Writing quires
Envelopes packages
Heads Letter
Books Time
Paper Writing boxes
Matches boxes
Acid Oxalic ozs
Tripoli packages
Safes
Robes Burial
Bedsteads
Knives and Forks
Glass Window boxes
Casters Bed sets
Dandles Axe
Tables
Picks Railroad
Whirls Well
Axes
Forks Flesh
Blades Meat Saw
Baskets Grate
Mats Foot
Irons Sad
Tapers Wax
Clocks
Hamestrings
Dandles Pick
Soap Toilet cakes
Chairs
Mattresses Wire
Locks
Bope pounds
214
856
253
121
192
1557
2203
211
2453
1303
232
112
2307
14824
48
21000
21
10405
1076
311
11
140
200
189
21
459
69
462
15
18
21
17
In
4
135
84
348
18
113
27
84
393
350
82
438
192
746
219
70
144
992
1716
ISO
1959
940
169
73
1753
1273
465
21000
6
3
7823
583
226
14
80
200
103
15
385
44
462
3
11
18
1
10
2
135
60
48
17
42
6
22
303
350
32
263
22
110
34
42
48
565
487
31
497
363
63
89
554
2094
24
15
52
2582
1393
85
60
86
6
74
25
12
7
3
16
5
o
24
300
1
71
21
62
50
174jGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
129
ARTICLES
Hops pounds
Knives Butcher
Cloth Oil yards
Globes Lantern
Soap Blue bars
Lampwicks
Bran pounds
Corn pounds
Hay pounds
Oats pounds
Meal C S tons
Glue pounds
Seed Garden pounds
Seed Garden bushels
Dauber Royal
Paper Typewriter boxes
Toilet Paper and Hanger case
Trowels Pointing
Soda Caustic cans
Lime Chloride cans
Brushes Dust
Blanks Statement
Steel Tool bars
Seed Collard pounds
Seed Watermelon pounds
Eyelets
Wrappers Legal
Griddles
Books Prescription
Blanks Abstract
Warrants Blank
Barrel Alcohol M T
Tape Measures
Stove Cooking and Ware
Lounges
Elbow Iron
Pan Muffin
Rake Soot
Scoops Tin
Velvet pieces
Drapery yards
Scrim yards
Tags box
Acid Acetic gallons
Cloth Crumb
Receipts Blank
Powder pounds
Tartar Cream pounds
Amount
Purchased
80
30
759
35
684
365
497978
85738
156318
52962
33
25
139
10
1
1
1
2
48
24
1
100
2
15
15
1000
500
2
500
1600
100
1
1
1
10
1
1
1
3
10
1594
2584
1
5
6
1000
2
12
Amount
tssued
46
21
532
30
543
154
497978
85738
156318
52962
33
25
139
101
1
1
1
2
48
24
100
2
15
15
1000
500
2
500
1600
100
1
1
1
10
1
1
1
1
10
1594
2584
1
5
6
1000
2
12
Amount
On Hand
34
9
227
5
141
211130
ANNUAL REPORT
ARTICLES
Trivet
Cigars
Phosphate Acid tons
Abstracts Subsistence Blank
Warrants Medical Supplies Blank
Thread Flax balls
Scales pairs
Soda Nitrate tons
Polish Stove packages
Nuts Mixed pounds
Hatchets
Candy lbs
Oranges barrels
Dates lbs
Toys Christmas lots
Snuff cans
Lawn yards
Bananas bunches
Apples barrels
Lress Pattern and Trimmings
Grease Axle barrel
Harness Double set
Sheeting Bubber pieces
Cloth Sea Island yards
Silk yards
Scuttles Coal
Zink lbs
Rubbers pairs
Water Rose ozs
Stove Oil
Shad
Lawn Victor yards
Mimeograph
Blanks Requisition
Blanks Admission Patients
Dresser
Stand Wash
Cloth Tracing yards
Blue Print roll
Settee
Borax Powdered lbs
Funnels Tin
Gasoline quarts
Dynamite lbs
Fuse feet
Caps Dynamite box
Plates Cake
Fork Pickle
Cups Custard dozen
Amount
Purchased
1
600
12
1000
1
7
2
1
1
809i
2
808
8
858
4
30
194
25
30
1
1
1
2
55
n
2
6
1
8
1
1
48
1
100
1000
1
1
5
1
2
1
4
1
10
200
1
2
1
1
Amount
fsued
1
600
12
1000
1
1
2
809
2
SOS
8
858
4
36
194
25
30
1
1
1
2
55
2
n
i
8
1
1
J8
1
100
1000
1
1
5
1
2
1
4
1
10
200
1
2
1
1
Amount
On Hand

rttiivJm
GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
131
AETICLBS
Dish Butter
Pot Iron
Mold Butter
Knives Table dozen
Saw
Amount
Purchased
1
1
Refrigerators
Bobe Lap
Square
Books Copying
Measure Wood
Camphor Gum lbs
Binding Carpets pieces
Corks Jug
Screws Bench
Mattocks and Handles
Cock Baching
Biles
Hammer Trimmers
Awnings
Pot Glue
Book History
Griddle Stove
Apples Evap lbs
Salt Table boxes
Cocoa lbs
Collars Horse
Traces pairs
Bands Back
Hames pairs
Swingletrees
Basp Horse Shoe
Tape bunches
Bit Bridle
Manual for Nurses
Mangoes quarts
Burner Welsbach
Figs lbs
Warrants Wages
Warrants Subsistence
Bake Garden
Celery Bottles
Starch lbs
Olives bottles
Tomatoes baskets
Hoes Garden
Potatoes quarts
Cucumbers dozen
Beets dozen
Tomatoes dozen
Amount
Issued
Amount
On Hand
1
1
2
2
1
1
12
1
22
4
50
2
2
1
4
1
3
1
1
1
6
4
3
4
5
5
5
2
12
1
20
2
4
2
2000
1000
1
2
1
2
3
18
7
2
3
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
12
1
22
4
50
2
2
1
4
1
3
1
1
1
6
2
3
4
5
5
5
5
2
12
1
20
2
2
2000
1000
1
2
1
2
3
18
7
2
3fcyjf
132
ANNUAL REPORT
ARTICLES
Peas quarts
Onions quarts
Plows Turn lbs
Iron Round bars
Chocolate lbs
Powder Baking packages
Honey lbs
Seed Celery lbs
Beef Chip lbs
Pipe Sewer feet
Sugar Pulverized pouuds
Braid bunches
Oil Neatsfoot quarts
Bands India Rubber boxes
Starch Corn packages
Borax lbs
Nails Horse Shoe boxes
Shoes Mule kegs
Bolts Carriage
Oysters gallon
Shoes Horse kegs
Circulars for supplies
Sausage lbs
Blotters
Boilers
Measures Peck
Vanilla bottles
Plows lbs
Bolts Heel
Scooters Plow
Oranges boxes
Clp Letter
Carts Dump
Onions pecks
Stoves Oil
Ribbon Belt yards
Ribbons Typewriter
Apples pecks
Slide Plow
Chocolate cakes
Lists Clothing
Stocks Plow
Handles Plow pairs
Beef Dried cans
Books and Eyes cards
Sardines boxes dozen
Sauce Worcestershire bottles
Crackers lbs
Pickles gallons
DR Cl 1
Amount Purchased Amount Issued Amount On Hand
i 3
5 2
33 33
3C 30
6 6
2 2
113 113
1 1
102 4 102
6 0
C 0
9 9
5 5
5 5
2 2
2 2
3 3
600 600
H 2 2
750 750
58 5S
342 342
2 2
4 2 2
5 5
290 290
12 12
48 4
1 1
1 1
4 4
9 9
1 1
4 3 1 3
1 1
1 1
6 6
500 500
8 8
2 2
4 4
4 4
84 84
5 5
88 88
10 10i

IHHBIHHHHMH
GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
133
ARTICLES
Mower King
Rake Garden
Wine Sherry quarts
Dasher Freezer
Celery bunches
Handbooks on Insane
Tape bunches
Fasteners Paper boxes
Warrants Wages
Iron Sulphate lbs
Pipe Sewer feet
Grapes baskets
Shade Window
Crayons boxes
Boiler
Brushes Paint
Linen Table yards
Swiss yards
Reports Annual
Braid bunches
Organdies yards
Wings Plow
Guages Glass
Horns Yard
Brick Bath
Robe Lap
Barley pounds
Pins Safety dozen
Sets Onions bushels
Hospital Manual Books
Borax pounds
Rakes Garden
Tomatoes cans
Pineapples cans
Salmon cans
Cheese pounds
Tongue Lunch cans
Macaroni packages
Gelatine packages
Cabbage pounds
Corn cans
Beans cans
Powder Baking cans
Peas cans
Bananas dozen
Strawberries quarts
Candy Crystal pounds
Potatoes pecks
Amount
Purchased
1
1
13
1
15
30
12
10
2000
2
102
2
1
1
1
4
75
184
1000
36
24
2
3
3
1
1
1520
6
30
50
2
5
36
12
10
8
2
6
42
30
30
6
3
12
23
52
3
13
Amount
On Hand
Amount
Issued
1
1
13
1
15
30
12
2
2000
2
102
2
1
1
1
4
75A
1841
1000
36
24
2
3
3
1
1
1529
6
30
50
2
5
36
12
10
8
2
6
42
30
30
6
3
12
23
52
3
134tttimr
134
ANNUAL REPORT
ARTICLES
Apples pecks
Seed Garden pounds
Blue Aniline pounds
Chips Soap pounds
Reports Attendants Blanks
Beans gallons
Cocoanuts
Plow Points
Plow Bolts
Cranberries quarts
Grapes baskets
Grapes pounds
Apples dozen
Oranges dozen
Raisins pounds
Citron pounds
Currants pounds
Meat Mince buckets
Prunes pounds
Relish jars
Hinges pairs
Rubbers Fruit Jar dozen
Ginger Bleached pound
Pin Rolling
Abstracts Incidental Expenses
Abstracts Medical Supplies
Pan Dish
Benzine quarts
Brushes Camel Hair
Fancets
Soap Chips pound
Onions dozen
Bell Dinner
Hook Scythe
Ginger boxes
Cloves pounds
Spice pounds
Bark Cinamon pounds
Cinamon powdered boxes
Mace pounds
Nutmegs dozen
Tumeric ounces
Oil Olive Bottles
Jugs dozen
Jars dozen
Bees Wax pounds
Vanilla Extract ounces
Sugar Pulverized pounds
Amount
Purchased
3
20
2
11053
15000
3f
327
16
12
16
10
41
7
19
11
2
18
4
5
14
i
1
500
300
1
1
2
2
2069
1
1
1
1
1
1
x
4
2
i
l
6
6
11
7
6
8
8
Amount Amount
Issued On ITanrl
3
20
2
11053
15000
3
327
16
12
16
10
41
7
19
11
5
8
2
18
4
5
14
i
2
1
500
300
1
1
2
2
2669
1
1
1
1
1
1
i
4
2
i
1
6
6
11
7
6
8

GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
135
AimCLES
Coupling Shaft
Ribbons Copy
Onions pecks
Bells Hand
Tree Double
Covers Barrel dozen
Amount
Purchased
1
3
1
2
2

Amount
seued
Amount
On Hand
APPENDIX
Bacon lost in drippage and handling pounds 917
Butter lost in drippage and handling pounds 190
Cheese lost in handling pounds 5
Vinegar lost in handling gallons
Lemons lost from spoiling dozen 62
Peas lost in handling pounds
Eggs lost in handling dozen 4
Starch lost in handling pounds 35
Spirits Turpentine lost in handling and leakage quarts 120
Dippers error in issuing 60
Pans Wash error in issuing 8136
ANNUM RKPORT
Report of Engineer
STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM
Milledgeville Ga Sept i 1897
Dr T O Powell Superintendent etc
Dear Sir I have the honor to submit herewith my annual
report of the workings of this department from September 1st
1896 to September 1st 1897
Respectfully
T H DeSAUSSURE
Engineer
IMPROVEMENTS
RETAINING WALL
With the unexpended portion of the appropriation for walls
about the nieiw building remaining at the close of our last fiscal
year there has been built a retaining wall in front of that build
ing with steps leading up to the level of the building from the
terrace below
DUPLICATE MAIN
The duplicate water main from the waterworks for which a
special appropriation was made at the last session of the legis
lature has been laid The length of this pipe is seveneights of
a mile and the diameter of it twelve inches The Institution
had outgrown the capacity of the old pipe line which was put
m in 1884 and the forcing of sufficient water for the ndeds of
the place through this small pipe increased the pressure per
square inch at the pumps and in the pumping main from ninety
two and onehalf 92 pounds which is the pressure at the
waterworks due to the elevation of the Asvlum above the
pumping station to one hundred and sixtv doo pounds This
increase of pressure meant an increase offriction on the pump
and in the main and necessitated a greater expenditure of fuel
and an increased liability to accident Since the new main has
been put in use the pressure at the pumps has been reduced
from one hundred and sixty 160 to ninetvfive qe pounds per
square inch Incidental to the laying of the duplicate main we
have put a mew brick and cement floor in thte water tower The
old floor had been much undermined by rats and had in other
ways become broken and uneven
GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM

137

FILTER
An increased demand for water has necessitated some means
of an increased supply this has been met by constructing a
sand filter in the bed of Camp Creek The operation of this
filter is very successful and with the old one gives us an ample
supply of good water for our present needs
PAVING
The pavemlanit under main center building had become much
worn and very uneven with its forty years of use Many of the
tile had become worn through to the earth beneath Much of
this has been taken up and new paving put down In this work
there has been used itwentytwo thousand five hundred 22500
brick and tile
REFRIGERATOR
There has been built in the basement of the main center build
ing a large and commodious refrigerator with two compart
ments one of which holds a supply of beef sufficient for one
days consumption The other compartment is for milk butter
and fruit The entire refrigerator is lined throughout with zinc
Thlere has also been built near the refrigerator an ice bex hold
ing fourteen hundred pounds From this box the daily issues of
ice is made
LAUNDRY
When the boiler which furnished steam for the wood work
ing shop and laundry was moved into the new boiler house men
tion of which was made in last years report there became vacant
a brick building tWentytwo 22 by twentyeight 28 feet adjoin
ing the laundry Into this building has been put a floor on a
level with the laundry floor and thfo whole space divided up
into bins into which the soiled clothes are placed as they are
received daily from the wards
There has also been placed in this annex a water closet with an
automatic flushing tank for the inmates working in the laundry
All the entrances to the laundry have been fitted with wooden
lattice doors and all of the windows furnished with large mesh
wire guards in order that the building may be made safe for
the care of patients a large number o whom work daily at the
ironing tables
The outfit of tho laundry has been increased by the addition
of one thirty inch centrifugal extractor two large starshapedhob
138
ANNUAL REPORT
ironing tables each accommodating six ironers two zinclined
hopper trucks for wet clothes and four willowware basket
trucks
KEATING APPARATUS
The heating apparatus under the main building was put in
in the infancy of heating buildings by steam in this country and
has been in operation for forty years Its operation has aivrys
been unsatisfactory its maintainance expensive and its use was
extravagant in the consumption of steam for the return it gavr
in warmth in the buildings
We have undertaken during the past summer to remodel s
part of this apparatus putting it in more modern shape While
radiators have been put in only undjejr the front part of the main
building and the west wing of the 3d ward there has been a
great deal of permanent work done which will suffice for the
completed job of remodelling of the entire apparatus Among
which may be mentioned the excavation of a pump pit in the
air duct just north of the boiler room and the placing in it with
all the necessary steam and return pipes two 712 inch by 4 inch
by 6 inch duplex automatic feed pumps and receivers This pit is
24 fejet by 8 feet and had to be dug down eight feet below the
level of the air duct and the surrounding walls underpinned
A sump hole covered with a cast iron ring and cover and
going down five feet below the level of the pit floor has been
constructed This is for the collection of any drip from the
pumps and accidental water on the floor such water to be raised
to the surface level by a steam jet pump
As a part of the permanent work there may be motioned
also the running of the main steam and return pipes of the lat
ter seven hundred and twenty feet has been run below the sur
face of the floor of the air duct at a depith varying from one
foot to eight feet Three hundred and twjenty feet of this is
through an open top brick trench and four hundred feet goes
under the surface being laid inside of an eight inch terra cotta
pipe and supported at intervals of ten feet on cast iron rollers
The balance of the return pipe is laid on the floor of the air duct
The main steam pipe leaves the boiler room nine inches in
diameter and runs both to the right and left five hundred and
twentyitwo feet each way ending in four inch pipe at the junc
tion of the third ward with the center building
HOT WATER APPARATUS
Two of the four hot water tanks in the air duct which runs
underground through the back yard to the building have be
come worn out and are unfit for further use and since the plac
UIHlHBinSHII
GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
139
ing of a pump in the deep well there has become a constant
supply of exhaust steam which can be utilized in heating water
We have decided to remodel the apparatus which furnishes hot
water to the main block of buildingspurchasing two 24x96
inch Berryman water heaters and placing them above ground
and leading all of the exhaust pipes from the engine and pumps
into them thus utilizing the heat of the exhaust steam which
would otherwise be wasted Two of the four by eightfoot tanks
now in use are in good condition and will be placed in cast iron
cradles above the Bterryman heaters to serve as circulation tanks
or reservoirs for holding a supply of hot water Much of this
work has already been accomplished and there remains alone
the placing of the two large tanks in position and connecting
the pipes to the heaters
REPAIRS TO BUILDINGS
The whole of the Detached Building for females has been
overhauled and renovated All of the plastering on the 17th ward
which had become very defective has been knocked off and the
entire ward replastered This whole building has been put in
thorough order new floors and new cement rooms put in where
ever needed and the whole building whitewashed and all of the
wood work given two coats of paint The porches of this build
ing and also those of the Detached Building for males have
had new sills pillars and floors put in and all of the wood work
given two coats of paint
The 3rd female ward has also been repaired and prepared for
use as a hospital ward All of the paint work on this ward has
been scraped and sand papered and the floors of the rooms
relaid with selected rift pine flooring The base boards of the
rooms have been removed and the side walls plastered down to
the floor a small quarter round being laid on the floor where
the plastering joins it The old cement base board of the hall
way has been torn out and a neat moulded top wooden base put
in and painted The room floors are varnished with Berry Bros
Liquid Granite Floor Finish and all of the wood work painted
with white enamel paint
WATER MAIN
There has been twelve hundred and ninetysix feet of four
inch and twentytwo hundred and forty feet of two inch cast
iron pipe laid to the new dairy The four inch pipe goes as far
as a point opposite the hospital building where it divides into
two twoinch lines one extending to the new and the other toNB
140
ANNUAL REPORT
the old dairy Provision is made at the end of the four inch
pipe to connect with the hospital building
WORK ROOM FOR THE MATRONS DEPARTMENT
There has been fitted up in the basement undteir the Matrons
office a work room and a store room for preserves jellies
etc One half of this room is latticed off and provided with
ample shelving the other part has a sink to which hot and cold
water is run and also eight small gas stoves for preserving
ADDITION TO STOREHOUSE
The increased population of the institution has made the store
house which was erected in 1890 too small and provision has
been made for enlarging it a contract having been tejt to J W
McMillan of Milledgeville Ga for extending it forty feet This
includes a basement story of thle same length The walls of this
work are now up to the eaves and the building ready for the
roof The work will be completed in about six weeks
WALLS
There has been built in the back yard of the main building a
brick wall thirteen feet high and three hundred and eightyfour
feet long with a large double gate and a door in it This wall
is for the purpose of cutting off that part of the grounds used as
a recreating yard by the female patients from that used by the
males and is in the line of permanent improvement taking as
it does the place of an old wooden fence which was insecure
and much out of repair
There has also bqen put up a wall in the rear of the building
for convalescent males This wall is thirteen feet high and six
hundred and fortythree feet longforming a recreating yard in
the rear of that building for the use of patients
There is also in process of erection a similar wall in the rear
of the building for convalescent females of the same height and
five hundred and eightysix feet long
ADDITION TO LABORATORY
There has been a brick annex fifteen feet nine inches wide by
forty feet long built to the Pathologists laboratory This build
ing was put up at the junction of the back yard wall with the
laboratory in this way utilizing a part of the yard wall and a
part of one side of the laboratory in its construction The annex
is intended for photographic purposes in connection with theGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
Ill
pathologists work and is provided with a dark room sink hot
and cold water gas and apparatus for cooling water for devel
oping negatives also with the necessary tables shelving etc
CARPENTERS WORK
Besides doing a large amount of ordinary repair about the
institution during the year the carpenters have made the follow
ing articles
1 Bread table for kitchen
1 Floor and flower stand in hot house
1 Large voucher box
8 Tables at laboratory
1 Bookcase for lab oratory
3 Steam pipes through yard boxed
1 Frame for drying lace curtains
2 Star ironing tables for laundry
2 Trucks for wet clothes in laundry
15 Lockboxes over electric bells
4 Large cupboards
2 Hinged clothesracks for laundry
6 Lattice doors
1 Work benoh for pipe cutter
1 Refrigerator
1 Ice box
1 Wooden sink
1 Box for refrigerating apparatus
40 DininlgrOom benches
17 iLattioe benches
4 Door frames
1 Transom siasih
3 Double gates solid
8 Gates lattice
6 Pairs of outside steps
1 Lattice partition
4 Well curbs
3 Ladders
35 Booms floored
19 Clothes stalls un laundry
38 Wire guards
16 Sash
14 Bannels of fencing
109 Shuck mops
1 Water trough for stable
592 Beadsteads
236 Coffins
20 Boxes for shipping coffins
900 Curtain rods
8 Sets of shelving
1 Commode
24 Cone tops
14 Bakers bread paddles
12 Clothes racks
12 Voucher boxes
2 Tables for sinks
4 Ox bows
2 Closets partitioned off from hall
14 Platforms for bath tuhs
Report of Matron
STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM
Milledgeville Ga Sept I 1897
Dr T O Powell Superintendent etc
Permit me to submit the enclosed as my report for the year
ending Sept 1st 1897 I would add that repairing has been
done for the Institution and all scraps and remnants have been
put to a good use and have been properly accounted for
through storekeepers office
All of which is respectfully submitted
MRS J M DARNELL Matron142
ANNUAL REPORT
CLOTHING AND OTHER ARTICLES MADE FROM
SEPTEMBER ist 1896 to SEPTEMBER 1st 1897
Aprons 73
Bonnets O
Bed Ticks II32
Bosomed shirts 2I4
Bandages cotton yds 3234
Bandages flannel yds I2
Coats 4
Chemise IPb9
Curtains 35
Carpet Rugs 33
Carpets T
Pants 3976
Pillow cases458
Pillow ticks 735
Pillows and case T 7
Shirts3136
Sheets 4471
Suspenders1888
Shirt waists 4l
Dresses 3322
Drawers 274
Drawers flannel 24
Door mats 132
Flannel capes 4
Flannel Sacques 3
Flaiwid shirts 24
Flannel skirts 2I
Feather pillows 13
Gowns 796
Lambrequins 5
Spreads 455
Surgical gowns I2
Towels1577
Table covers 26
Under skirts 96
Under waists IQ8
Window shades 3M
Total amount 389
fffflflif fflff W tijtJtiSMtiwfitifttiiitr
GEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM 143
CLOTHING MADE FROM GOODS BELONGING TO
PATIENTS
Aprons
Bonnets
Chemise 3
Drawers prs 37
Dresses 5
Gowns 5
Pillow shams ll
Sheets 4
Shirt waists 42
Under skirts 43
Wrappers 24
Total amount 39
PRESERVES AND PICKLES MADE BY MATRON 1897
1
Pickles gals 22
Preserves lbs2I95
Canned fruit gals 3
Catsup bottles 5
Jelly glasses
Report of Apothecary
STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM
Milledgeville Ga Sept 1 1897
Dr T O Powell Superintendent etc
Dear Sir Below you will please find my report of Apothe
cary Department for the year commencing Sept 1st 1896 end
ing Sept 1st 1897
Amount of drugs purchased from Sept 1st 1896 to
Sept 1st 1897 Si52 19
Amount of drugs sold officers and employes from
Sept 1 st 1896 to Sept 1st 1897 which deductions
were made from checks for which the Apothecary is
entitled to credit l84 5
Amount of drugs on hand Sept 1st 1897 812 30
Number of prescriptions filled from Sept ist 1896 to
September ist 1897 5375
Very respectfully
A G NORTH Apothecary144
ANNUAL REPORT
Report of Librarian
STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM
Milledgeville Ga Sept i 1897
Dr T O Powell Superintendent etc
Dear Sir Below you will please find my report for the year
ending September 1st 1897
Number of volumes received to September 1st 1897 10571
Dr T E Oertel nicely bound 2
Mrs R A Trippe s
G M Napier Forsyth magazines etc 82
G M Napier lot miscellaneous reading
Hon T B Cabinis M C 2
Jno F Simons Kirkwood Sunday school papers
Hon C L Bartlette M C 2
Unknown friend by mail Q
Mrs C C Niles r
P J Cline box papers etc
A Joseph several bundles papers
Miss Sallie Lockhart 1
Miss Abby Orme Savannah novels etc 105
Miss Abby Orme Savannah magazines 190
Number volumes received in all10967
Respectfully
ROBT A TRIPPE Librarian
STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM
Milledgeville Ga Sept 1 1897
Dr T O Powell Superintendent etc
Dear Sir I have received the following newspapers for the
year ending September 1st 1897
Copy Macon Telegraph daily
copy Journal Atlanta daily
copy Morning News daily Savannah from editors
copy EnquirqrSun daily Columbus from editors
copy TimesRecorder Americus daily from editors
copy Herald Albany daily from editors
1 copy Commercial Rome daily from editors
4 copies Union Recorder Milledgeville weekly from editors
1 copy Methodist Knoxville weekly from editors
1 copy Souther Christian Advocate weekly from editorsGEORGIA LUNATIC ASYLUM
i copy Southern Presbyterian weekly from editors
i copy Covington Star weekly from editors
3 copies Weekly Constitution weekly from editors
i copy Blackshear Times weekly from editors
3 copies Banner Athens semiweekly from editors
I copy Messenger Eatonton weekly from editors
i copy Plow Boy East Point weekly from editors
i copy National Atlanta weekly from editors
I copy Columbia Sentinel weekly from editors
I copy Gwinnett Herald weekly from editors
I copy Dawson News Pillsberry weekly from editors
I copy Southern Farmer weekly from editors
3 copies Ishmaelite Sparta weekly from editors
Lot Christian Advocates from Mrs T O Powell
50 copies Presbyterian from Miss Abby Orme
165 copies Churchman from Miss Abby Orme
32 copies Puck and Judge from Miss Abby Orme
Respectfully
ROBT A TRIPPE Librarian
145
Report of Chaplain
STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM
Milledgeville Ga September 1897
Dr T O Powell Superintendent etc
Dear Sir Religious services have been held regularly 00
Thursday and Sunday afternoons during the year The con
duct could hardly have been better
Judging from the large attendance the interest manifested and
the many kind expressions these services have been greatly
enjoyed by the patients We have been benefited and feel that
manv hearts have been encouraged as they have been referred to a
merciful God The music so well and faithfully cared for by
Mrs West has been especially enjoyedin fact it is in this part
of the service that the patients join most heartily We have
buried the dead and been ready at all times to visit the sick and
others when thought advisable
We pray Gods richest blessings upon the Institution that
should be nearest the heart of our people
Very respectfully
JNO A WRAY Chaplain