Annual report of the board of trustees of the Georgia State Sanitarium, near Milledgeville, for the years ending September 1, 1898 and September 1, 1899 [1897-99]

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ANNUAL REPORT
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Board of Trustees
OF THE
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
NEAR MILLEDGEVILLE
For the Year Ending September t
1898
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MACON GEORGIA
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Board of Trustees
E E DlXON M D PresidentGainesville Ga
T J Careing VicePresidentMacon Ga
Eugene Foster M DAugusta Ga
T M HuntSparta Ga
Adolph JosephMilledgeville Ga
James P Waeker M DWestou Ga
R A Maeeory M DConcord Ga
N S Walker M DWillard Ga
S S Gaulden M DQuitmau Ga
H J Smith M DMcRae Ga
mmnmnStanding Committees
Executive Committee
Auditing Committee
Committee on Farm and
Outside Business
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Committee on Buildings
Machinery Repairs etc
Cbmmittee on Sanitation
Committee on Dairy
Committee on Rules
Laws etc
President E E Dixon
all committees
T J Carling Ciairman
Eugene Foster
T M Hunt
Adolph Joseph
A Joseph Chairman
T J Carling
F S Walker
Jas P Walker Chairman
H J Smith
S S Gaulden
Eugene Foster Chairmati
T J Carling
A Joseph
R A Mallory Chairman
H J Smith
S S Gaulden
T M Hunt Chairman
J P Walker
H J Smith
N S Walker Chairman
T M Hunt
R A Mallory
of the Board is exofficio member ofijM
Elective Officers and Resident Physicians
T 0 Powell M D Superintendent and Resident Physician
J M Whitaker M DFirst Assistant Physician
L M Jones M DAssistant Physician
W A ODaniel M DAssistant Physician
T E Oertel M DPathologist
John W Mobley M DAssistant Pathologist
A G North M DApothecary
J L LamarSteward
G W HollingsheadAssistant Steward
W H HunterStorekeeper
H S JonesSecretary
Mrs J M DarnellMatron
A J CarrTreasurer
T H DeSaussure C EEngineer
Rbv W J PageChaplainTrustees Report
To His Excellency W Y Atkiisoi Governor of Georgia
Dear Sir Upon the provisions of the law creating this
Board we herewith submit our annual report with accompany
ing reports of the heads of departments of the Georgia State
Sanitarium as read and adopted by the Board
These reports in detail will show the management of the
Institution for the fiscal year ending September i 1898
We call your attention to the change in the name from the
Georgia State Lunatic Asylum to that of the Georgia State Sani
tarium by authority of the Georgia Legislature which took
effect September 1 1898
The Board of Trustees organized by electing a President
VicePresident and Secretary and the following Committees
were appointed
Executive Committee
Auditing Committee
Committee on Buildings Machinery and Repairs
Committee on Farm and Outside Business
Committee on Dairy
Sanitary Committee
Committee on Rules and ByLaws
and the successful management of the Board is largely due to
the faithful and untiring work of the various committees
Under the rules the Executive and Auditing Committees
visit the Institution on the 20th of each month and have the
immediate control and oversight of the financial management in
its remotest detail
Your careful attention is especially called to the work of the
Executive Committee Most of the authority heretofore vested
in the Superintendent and Steward of purchasing the supplies
for support and maintenance and the fixing of salaries of em
ployes now rests with this committee who together with the
Superintendent and Steward do this very important and re
sponsible work
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Aud it is proper here to state that while this work imposes
an arduous labor aud is cpjite a tax on the time aud patience of
the members of the committee yet we feel assured that it is a
move in the right direction
During the year there has been no visitation to the Institu
tion of any of the unexpected aud fatal diseases that sometimes
spread death aud destruction iu their wake
On the contrary the general health of the entire Institution
has beeu remarkably good The condition of the buildings and
grounds are good aud speak well for the management
Work on the negro building that suffered such loss by fire
has been completed and it is now a much better building
than ever before being furnished with fire walls separating the
different departments and in the remodeling very decided im
provements otherwise were madeoverhead metal ceilings and
a general overhauling making the sanitary condition much
better
We call your attention to the fact that the insurance com
panies paid the State for the damage by fire ou the buildings
40000 Your Board of Trustees let the contract for rebuilding
for 37000 and in repairing saved au additional amount on
condemned walls of 1000 making a total saved to the State of
4000 and now present a far better building than the one de
stroyed
Another work demands your careful consideration
The Dummy line had been delivering supplies from Milledge
ville to the Sanitarium under a contract price of 300000 A
demand was made for an increase to 400000 which the Board
refused
The matter was referred to the Executive Committee with
power to act Mules aud wagons were purchased sufficient to
deliver the supplies and negotiations at once entered into with
the Central Railroad authorities to have them build a spur track
from Old Midway now Dorzan ou their road to the Sanita
rium They have now about completed that work This builds
up competition in the delivery of supplies and has already prac
tically resulted in a free delivery at a saving to the State of
300000 annuallyGEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM 7
The growth of the Institution with its annual increase of
population necessitated the consumption of a large quantity of
ice As a matter of economy as well as necessity we have
erected an ice plant of a capacity of three tons daily and will
soon have constructed refrigerating rooms for cold storage of some
six thousand cubic feet capacity This will be of vast benefit to
the Institution in the preservation of perishable articles of food
We expedt to be able next year by economical management
to eredt an eledric plant to furnish lights for the buildings and
grounds
We feel assured that the use of electric lights will prove
more economical and be far safer in every respedt than the use
of gas for light
Roadworking machinery has been purchased and will be
used for putting the driveways in proper condition as early as
possible This work will be done by the stock and hands em
ployed on the premises when not otherwise engaged
Your especial attention is called to that portion of the Super
intendents Report relative to Mr William Schwarz of Chatham
county and Mrs Roxy Ann Long of Bryan county inmates of
the Sanitarium who are not now insane yet cannot be dis
charged except by the Legislature
It is with pleasure that we diredt your attention to the fact
that thirtynine and onehalf per cent of the patients received
in 1898 recovered This fadt should be fully known to those in
whose families cases of acute insanity occur
Our citizens should know and adt upon the well established
fadt that hope of cure of insanity is in diredt ratio with the length
of time insanity has existed in the individual After a person
has been insane one year the hope of restoring him to sanity is
small
The people of Georgia should send their insane relatives to
the Sanitarium immediately after the fadt is established that they
are insane
An examination of the Report of the Steward discloses the
fadt that the per capita cost of maintenance during the year was
less than that of 1897
The detailed reports of the Steward and Treasurer will fully
acquaint you with the financial status of the Institution and we iuiVtv

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respedlfully refer you to these reports for any desired information
relative to expenditures of appropriations for maintenance
In considering these reports you will bear in mind that the
preparations made for the inmates during the winter months
make the expenses heavier during the latter months of the year
Oclober November and December The purchase of winter
clothing coverings for beds etc these unavoidable outlays will
absorb any apparent surplus that might appear to you in looking
over the finance report
You will notice from the annual reports that the population
of the Institution is gradually increasing every year rather in
proportion as the population of the State grows and it would
occur to you that we should ask for an increased appropriation
Taking into consideration the stringency of the times we
hope by practical economy in the administration of the affairs
of the Sanitarium to efficiently provide and care for these unfor
tunate people on the same amount appropriated for last years
support Therefore your Board would respedlfully ask that the
appropriations for 1899 be 290000 and 1900 be for 290000
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 in
debtedness to these officers for valuable assistance in the suc
cessful management of the Sanitarium
In closing we beg to tender to your Excellency and to the
General Assembly of Georgia our heartfelt thanks for the gen
erous maintenance of the Sanitarium during the year 1898
Respedlfully submitted
E E Dixon M D President
T J Carling VicePresident
Eugene Foster M D
T M Hunt
James P Walker M D
Adolph Joseph
R A Mallory M D
N S Walker M D
S S Gauldin M D
H J Smith M DReport of Superintendent Powell
State Lunatic Asylum
Mileedgevilee Ga Sept ist 1898
To the Honorable Board of Trustees State Lunatic Asylum
GentlemenIn 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 ist 1897 and ending September ist 1898
together with the reports of the Steward Treasurer and other
officers giving a full and detailed statement of its operations in
its every department and showing the amount of provisions
bedding drugs and indeed everything purchased from whom
price paid and aggregate cost Also the movement of its popu
lation with such suggestions as I may think advisable or bene
ficial in conducting the affairs of the Institution
On September ist 1897 there were white patients on hand
I5I5 and colored 653 making a total of 2168 There have
been received since 432 whites and 227 colored making a total
reception of 659
There have been discharged removed eloped and died dur
ing the year 501 leaving on hand September ist 1898 2326
of whom there are 43 whites and 9 colored on furlough not dis
charged
The average number of patients under treatment during the
year was 2247 while the total number receiving treatment was
2827
It will be seen that the average number receiving treatment
was 162 more than last year We have 158 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 BMjnUBgBBHBBSpHl
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
STATEMENTWHITE
Iii relation to the number of white patients during the past
year or from September ist 1897 to September 1st 1898
There were patients on baud September ist 1897i5I5
White Male Lunatics596
White Male Epileptics 79
White Male Idiots 3 75
White Female Lunatics7J4
White Female Epileptics 69
White Female Idiots 278101515
There have been received during the year
White Males222
White Females210 432
Total number of whites under treatment i947
Of whom there have been
Discharged restored175
Discharged eloped 3
Discharged improved 7
Discharged removed 7
Removed improved 2194
There have diedMales 59
Females 68127 321
Leaving on hand September ist 1898 1626
CLASSIFICATION OF THE WHITES
White Male Lunatics637
White Male Epileptics 99
White Male Idiots 38774
White Female Lunatics749
White Female Epileptics 70
White Female Idiots 338521626
Of the white males there have died from marasmus 2 pneu
monia 1 paresis 4 exhaustion 16 organic brain disease 2 epi
lepsy 11 enteritis 3 erysipelas 1 exhaustive mania 3 tubercu
losis 2 senility 4 suicide 1 acute mania 1 cystitis 1 nephritis
1 shock from operation 1 and apoplexy 5 Total 59GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
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Of the white females nervous exhaustion 32 exhaustive
mania 4 organic brain disease 1 senility 4 continued fever 1
fatty degeneration of the heart 1 tuberculosis 6 cancer of uterus
1 epilepsy 9 chronic enteritis 1 peritonitis 1 enteritis i apo
plexy 3 sunstroke 1 heart disease 1 and tubercular enteritis 1
Total 68
STATEMENTCOLORED
In relation to the number of colored patients during the past
year or from September 1st 1897 to September 1st 1898
There were patients on hand September ist 1897 653
Colored Male Lunatics311
Colored Male Epileptics 16
Colored Male Idiots 5332
Colored Female Lunatics307
Colored Female Epileptics 13
Colored Female Idiots 1321 653
There have been received during the year
Colored Males116
Colored Femalesin 227
Total number of colored under treatment 880
Of whom there have been
Discharged restored 62
Discharged eloped 5
Improved removed 1
Discharged pregnant brought to the Institu
tion in this condition 1 69
There have diedMales 62
Females 49111 180
Leaving on hand September ist 1898 700
CLASSIFICATION OF THE COLORED
Colored Male Lunatics300
Colored Male Epileptics 38
Colored Male Idiots 7345
Colored Female Lunatics 333
Colored Female Epileptics 19
Colored Female Idiots 3355
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
Of the colored males who have died there were from senility
5 marasmus 7 epilepsy 12 exhaustion 4 tuberculosis 10
dropsy 7 exhaustive mania 10 heart disease 1 cerebral apo
plexy 4 and oedema of lungs 1 Total 62
Of the colored females lobar pneumonia 2 tuberculosis 19
interstitial nephritis 2 senility 4 exhaustive mania 8 cardiac
dilitation 1 cerebral apoplexy 3 organic brain disease 1
asphyxiation 1 pericarditis 1 endocarditis 1 leucamia 1 epi
lepsy 1 euterocolitis 2 pulmonary oedema 1 and mitral insuf
ficiency 1 Total 49
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 5
15 to 20
20 to 25
25 to 30
30 to 35
35 to 40
40 to 45
45 to 50
50 to 60
60 to 70
70 to 80
80 to 90
Unknown 35
5 4 9
13 10 23
30 18 48
25 26 5i
16 22 38
22 32 54
16 14 30
16 17 33
28 16 44
9 16 25
4 5 9
3 1 4
35 29 64
Total2
22
210
432
Table No 2
Showing the duration of insanity of the whites before admis
sion
1 to
3 to
6 to
9 to
12 to
i1 to
Males Females
months 27 36
16 18
10 18
7 7
13 19
2 years 6 4
Total
63
34
28
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2 to 3 13
3 to 4 9
4 to 5 9
5 to 6 9
6 to 8 14
8 to 10 5
10 to 12 11
12 to 14 8
14 to 20 9
20 to 30 4
30 to 40 I
Several 15
Unknown 36
Total222
17 30
4 13
8 17
6 15
8 22
2 7
5 16
3 11
9 18
9 13
1 2
12 27
24 6a
432
Table No 3
Occupation of the whites admitted during the year
Artist 1
Baker 1
Bartender I
Blacksmith I
Boilermaker 2
Butcher I
Bookkeeper 4
Carpenter 6
Clerk 6
Druggist I
Drummer 2
Engineer 1
Factory operative 4
Farmer 115
Fireman 1
Housekeeper 128
Insurance agent 1
Journalist 1
Laborer 10
Lawyer 2
Total
Machinist 4
Medicine vender 1
Merchant 5
Midwife 1
Nightwatchman 1
No occupation 39
Nun 1
Painter 1
Preacher 1
Printer 1
Real estate agent 1
Seamstress 2
Servant 3
Student 3
Tailor 1
Teacher 3
Telegraph operator 1
Tinner 1
Unknown 92
432
Table No 4
Civil condition of the whites received during the year
Married194
Single175
Widowed 43
Unknown 20
Total
43214
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Table No 5
Homicidal and suicidal of the whites received during the
year
Homicidal 22
Suicidal 41
Homicidal aud suicidal 5
Total 68
Table No 6
Cause or supposed cause of
duriug the year
Blow on head 12
Catarrh I
Cerebral congestion 1
Change of life 1
Child birth 7
Congenital 10
Dissipation 11
Domestic trouble 3
Epilepsy 31
Fever 8
Financial trouble 4
Grief 5
Hereditary 44
111 health 26
Indigestion 5
insanity of the whites received
Masturbation 6
Measles 2
Melancholia 4
Menstrual trouble 13
Nervous prostration 2
Old age 1
Overheat 2
Overstudy 2
Overwork 1
Religious excitement n
Scrofula 1
Spinal trouble 5
Sunstroke 5
Womb trouble 4
Unknown 204
Total 432
Table No 7
Showing the number of colored admitted during the year
and their respective ages at the time of admission
Under 15 years o
15 to 20
20 to 25
25 to 30
30 to 35
35 to 40
40 to 45
45 to 50
50 to 60
60 to 70
Us Females Total
0 I 1
15 7 22
20 8 28
r 1 17 28
4 11 15
8 9 17
3 7 IO
4 6 10
3 7 IO
7 2 9
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70 to 80 7
80 to 90 2
Unknown 32
Total116
5
3
28
12
5
60
227
Table No 8
Showing the duration of insanity of the colored before admis
sion
Males Females Total
1 to
3 to
6 to
9 to
3 months 15
years
12
12 to 18
to 2
2 to
3 to
4 to
5 to
6 to
8 to
10 to
12 to
14 to 20
20 to 30
Several
Unknown 43
o
4
5
6
8
10
12
14
4
5
3
13
o
8
3
3
3
3
1
2
1
3
3
3
20
6
5
3
7
2
8
5
5
1
2
1
3
2
o
1
1
39
35
10
10
6
20
2
16
4
5
2
5
3
3
4
4
82
Total116
227
Table No 9
Occupation of the colored admitted during the year
Blacksmith 1
Brickmason 1
Carpenter 3
Coachman 1
Cobbler 1
Cook 3
Farmer 19
Farm hand 25
Housekeeper 8
Total
Laborer 47
Preacher 1
Railroad man 1
Servant 8
Turpentine hand 3
Umbrella maker 1
Washerwoman 7
Unknown 92
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Table No io
Civil condition of the colored received during the year
Married 80
Single 71
Widowed 15
Unknown 61
Total
227
Table No n
Homicidal and suicidal of the colored received during the
year
Homicidal 5
Suicidal 7
Homicidal and suicidal 1
Total 13
Table No 12
Cause or supposed cause of insanity of the colored received
during the year
Blow on head 1
Child birth 2
Congenital 4
Dissipation 1
Domestic trouble 3
Epilepsy 15
Fever 2
Financial trouble 1
Grief 1
111 health 6
Meningitis 1
Total
Menstrual trouble 3
Neuralgia 1
Ovarian trouble 1
Paralysis 1
Religious excitement 4
Senile imbecility 6
Sunstroke 1
Wound in head 1
Masturbation 3
Unknown156
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FORM OF INSANITY OF WHITES RECEIVED DURING THE YEAR
Acute mania 88
Recurrent mania 65
Chronic mania122
Puerperal mania 16
Melancholia 39
Epileptic mania 38
Congenital defect 10
Acute paranoia 3
Total
Idiot 8
Dementia 1
Congenital imbecile 6
Opium habit 1
Hysteroepilepsy 1
Senile dementia 17
Hysterical mania 8
Alcoholic mania 9
432
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FORM OF INSANITY OF COLORED RECEIVED DURING THE YEAR
Hysteroepilepsy I
Recurrent mania 23
Melancholia 5
Chronic mania 29
Acute mania113
Senile dementia 19
Epileptic dementia 1
Congenital defect 8
Subacute mania 2
Epileptic mania 21
Chronic epileptic mania 3
Puerperal insanity 2
Total 221
Form for Mental and Physical Examination
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
Case No
Date of admission189
Name
AgeSex
Weight Height
PRESENT STATE
ViolentDangerous
DestructiveHomicidal
SuicidalNutrition
ArticulationFacial Expression
ExcitedMelancholy
Mental State
Habits

I Delusions
Illusions
Hallucinatkms
CleanlyUntidy
Motor Functions
Muscles of

Eyes
Face
Trunk
Arms
Inf Extremitiesmm
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Convulsive SeizuresGait
Tactile
Heat
Cold
Pain
Cutaneous Sensation
Secretion
Reflexes
Special Senses
Reaction of Pupils
Opbtbalmascope
Tropic Disturbances
Sphincters
Cutaneous
Glandular
Patella
Angle clonus
Superficial
Hearing
Eyesight
Skin
Muscles
Bone
Hair
Anal
Vesical
Pulse
r
Circulatory System Arteries
HeartGEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
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Respiratory
System
GenitoUrinary System
Nose
Mouth
Lungs
REMARKS
Diagnosis
Terminal History
PATIENTS TO BE DISCHARGED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
I desire to call your attention to two patients that are now
well These patients were sent here by order of Court andean
only be discharged by the General Assembly and I respectfully
ask that you present this before the General Assembly when they
convene
The names of the patients are as follows Mr Wm Schwarz
sent from Chatham county August 13th 1895 and Mrs Roxie
Ann Iyoug sent from Bryan county May 3d 1897
HEALTH
The general health of the Institution has been very good for
the past year We have been exempt from all contagious infec
tious and communicable diseases save mumps and tuberculosis
The mumps by proper precaution was confined to one building
Tuberculosis has been as you know alarming prevalent among
the colored female insane and its tendency was to a rapid and
fatal decline It is gratifying to note however by reference to
the mortality table and the report of the Pathologist that there
has been a decided decrease in the mortality from tuberculosis
in its various forms during the year We believe that we are
warranted in assuring that the decrease is to a great extent dueVPWPHHSPHHflVMVHHHHH
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to the persistent efforts to eradicate this disease by prompt isola
tion so soon as discovered and other prompt hygenic measures
By reference to the mortality tables you will see the causes
of death of those who have died during the year The ratio of
death to the number treated during the year is eight per cent
RECOVERIES
The per cent of recoveries based upon the number received
during the year is thirtynine and a half Hopeful cases as a
general thing are the recent cases and the recoveries of each
year depend largely or almost entirely upon the number of acute
cases received There are of course a large number of cases of
chronic mania senile dementia and epileptics of long standing
received each year and for these there is very little hope for
mental improvement
CONVICT INSANE
On this subject I shall say but little as I have repeatedly
called the attention of the General Assembly through your hon
orable body to the convict insane and a certain class of defec
tives that are being received in this Institution but which should
be provided for elsewhere By reference to my last annual report
page 18 you will find I give in detail what I regard as just and
humane reasons why separate provision should be made for this
class of the afflicted hence I will give in this report only a few
reasons as to the flagrant injustice to the ordinary insane and
society iu forcing our patients whose lives have been free from
crime to associate on account of their affliction with this class
It is almost impossible to prevent their escape in an ordinary
hospital for the insane therefore the tendency is to increase
feigning of insanity They are a standing menace to the welfare
of the Institution in every particular and as a general thing
they are disorganizers among the other patients and some of them
are dangerous creating a constant apprehension of homicides
As I stated in my last report for the defective class with de
praved tendencies a reformatory where their moral faculties in
the formative stage of life could be properly developed and edu
cated and where they could be engaged in some useful work isGEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
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the only proper provision in my judgment that will justify us in
the hope of improving or eradicating the depraved tendencies
For the cpnvict insane a small hospital might be established in
connection with the Penitentiary for their care and treatment
PATHOLOGICAL TREATMENT
It is with deep regret that I have to report that our efficient and
faithful pathologist Dr Oertel has tendered his resignation to
take effect October ist to accept a position as Professor of Path
ology in the Medical Department of the State University This
Institution has sustained a great loss by his resignation He has
labored with untiring energy and has developed the pathologi
cal department of this Institution Indeed he has taken a lively
active interest in everything pertaining to the welfare of the pa
tients and the good of the Institution As you doubtless know
he was an untiring worker It gives me great pleasure to record
in this report that a great advance has been made in the patho
logical department of this Institution for which I am profoundly
grateful and which reflects great credit on Dr Oertel and Dr
Mobley It is an advancement in psychiatry that we cannot af
ford to neglect If we expect or hope to continue the advance
ment of scientific work in our Sanitarium we must have a
neuropathologist It is the only course that will justify the
Alienist and Neurologist in looking forward with any anticipa
tion or hope for the solution of many of our problems and I
trust your honorable body will give me the authority to select a
thoroughly well equipped neuropathologist to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Dr Oertel he to have charge of a
certain number of patients as Dr Oertel had being the pathol
ogist and assistant physician also This selection to meet with
your endorsement
By reference to the Report of the Pathological Department
you will see some of the important and interesting work done
during the year While for six mouths the work of the path
ologist and his assistant Dr Mobley was very much inter
fered with by the fearfully overcrowded condition of the build
ing for the colored insane due to the burning of the old part of the
building This overcrowded condition demanded so much of
their time that they could not accomplish as much in the way of
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laboratory work as they would have done under ordinary cir
cumstances They were frequently engaged in laboratory work
until eleven and twelve oclock at night and even with this in
terference the work done is thoroughly convincing to those who
can properly appreciate it that a laboratory is a necessary ad
junct to a well equipped hospital for the insane
TRAINING SCHOOL AND INFIRMARY WARDS
The lectures of the training school for white female nurses
have continued regularly twice a week during the year by our
efficient Superintendent of Nurses save for fifteen days vaca
tion The training school has evidently been of great value in
improving the service of the attendants in giving more intelli
gent aid to the physicians and better care of the patients and
wards in every particular Every female nurse is required to
enter the training school This requirement is made before they
are employed Some of the nurses during the year have had
the advantage of clinical instruction and practical experience
in surgical cases etc
No material change has been made in our infirmary wards
since our last annual report They still furnish the best possible
care for the feeble and sick both day and night being in charge
of faithful trained nurses
The lectures to colored female nurses were suspended on ac
count of the overcrowded condition of that department and the
great demand made upon the time of the nurses in looking after
the patients
SURGERY
It is gratifying to acknowledge that the Institution has very
wisely inaugurated that division of scientific work so necessary
in all the hospitals for the insane throughout the country that
is the proper provision for antiseptic and capital surgery
This advance in the treatment of certain classes of insanity
especially among the female is being strongly advocated by
some of the best Institutions in the laud and the time is not far
distant when the establishment of this department will be ob
tained in all hospitals of any magnitudeGEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
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The work is just now in its incipieucy with us and for this
reason it will be impossible to render an extensive tabulated
statement indicating the great good which this new field of labor
is intended to subserve
In repairing the burned portion of the building for the colored
insane a modern uptodate operating room has been eredted
This structure consists of a large well ventilated room with mag
nificent skylight for operating purposes Adjacent to this under
the same roof are two perfectly equipped rooms for the reception
of postoperative cases The most recent surgical appliances
and modern aseptic apparatus have been procured and major as
well as minor operations can now be performed according to the
latest principles of antiseptic surgery
The Institution is deeply indebted to Dr W H Doughty
Jr of Augusta Ga for his kind and efficient service in some
of our most serious surgical cases Through his skillful aid we
have had performed four hysterectomies and one ovariotomy
The patients have all made speedy recoveries and present fair
evidence of mental improvement
The following is a tabulation of some of the most important
operations performed during the year just ended As a suffi
cient time has not yet elapsed to definitely determine the effe5t
upon the mind the termination applies to surgery only
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISEASE SURGICAL TREATMENT
TERMINATION
Female Chronic Mania
Fibroid Uterus
Female Acute Mania
Fibroid Uterus
Female HysteroEpilepsy
Ovaritis
Female Epileptic Insanity
Ovaritis
Fernale HysteroEpilepsy
RetroVersioUteri
Adhesions
Male Acute Mania
Organic Stricture
Male Chronic Mania
Syphilitic Necrosis
Frontal Bone
Female Chronic Mania
fcgJ gg Carcinoma Mammae
Male Congenital Imbecile
Prolapsus Rectum and
Colon
Male Chronic Mania
Depressed Fracture
Female Chronic Mania
Traumatic Ventral Hernia
Female Chronic Mania
Subpectoral Abscess
Female Acute Mania
PeriRectal Abscess
Female Chronic Mania
Chronic Glaucoma
Female Chronic Mania
Fracture Lower Third
Tibia
Female Acute Mania
Cervical Abscess
Female Senile Dementia
Luxation Humerus
Shoulder
Hysterectomy
Hysterectomy
Ovariotomy
Hysterectomy
Hysterectomy
Perineal Section
Curettage Pack
ing
Extirpation
Laparotomy Re
placement
Elevation
Laparotomy and
Replacement
Incision Drain
age
Incision Drain
age
Enucleatiou
Plaster Paris
Dressing
Incision Drain
age
Reduction
Bandage
Recover
Recovery
Recovery
Recovery
Recovery
Recovery
Unfavorable
Recovery
Death Shock
Recovery
Death Septic
Peritonitis
Recovery
Recovery
Recovery
Recovery
Recovery
RecoverySttMttttSfttt
WtOttBBffltt
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SEX MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISEASES SURGICAL TREATMENT TERMINATION
Female Chronic Mania Syphilitic Necrosis Clavicle Curettage Packing Recovery
Female Chronic Mania Chronic Glaucoma Enucleation Recover
Female Chronic Mania Diffuse Suppurative Parotitis Incision Drainage Recovery
THE BUILDING FOR THE NEGRO INSANE
On the 9th of November last a fire occurred under the roof
of the old part of the building used for the negro female patients
at 15 minutes after 12 m A tinner at the time was working on
the roof and it is thought that the fire originated from his fire
pot The fire alarm was promptly given and in a few minutes
the Asylum fire brigade was at the building and was organized
with commendable zeal Of course our first effort was to get
the patients out of that portion of the building in which the fire
originated and put them in a place of safety While we had
many that were not able to walk and had to be carried out in
the arms of the nurses and other help their removal was effected
with as much order as could be expected under the circum
stances and I am profoundly grateful to be able to state that no
casualty or escape of patients occurred although one or two
papers made a different statement
The Miltedgeville fire brigade also the Macou fire brigade
came as promptly as possible to our assistance and it affords us
pleasure to again express to them our high appreciation and
gratitude for their valuable and untiring efforts in checking the
fire which lasted until late in the night
This fire was a thorough test of the efficiency of our water
works which saved us from complete loss of the building Our
water supply was ample and we pumped a little over 1000000
gallons during the progress of the fire and the pressure was
strong enough to force the water to any point desired
The fire gutted the greater part of the building occupied by
the females and burned off the roof of the building occupied by
males
IN
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
The fire walls put in between the old portion and the an
nexes on both male and female sides proved very effective the
fire being stopped within sixty feet of these walls
As soon as practicable after the fire the Board of Trustees
together with the insurance men convened and the adjustment
was 40000 Proper advertisements for bids were immediately
made and the contract was awarded to J W McMillan for re
pairing the damage done he being the lowest bidder The work
was done under specifications made by our Engineer Capt T
H DeSaussure
The building now is in many respects much better than it
was before the fire The original building was constructed with
out any fire walls In rebuilding it is divided into eleven sec
tions by fire walls from the basement running three feet through
the roof and provided with fire doors at all openings The
floors of all hallways day rooms and dormitories have been laid
with selected rift or quarter sawed pine The steam heating in
the female wing has been remodeled also New and larger flues
have been built and new radiators The old building was
neither plastered nor ceiled on the two lower floors Both of
these now have stamped steel ceiling with asphalt paper under
it There was used in this work 30612 square feet of the ceil
ing Besides the above mentioned improvements there has been
added a small structure of brick in the rear for surgical purposes
This building is 28x36 feet and is one story high It contains
one instrument room one sterilizing room two bed rooms and
one operating room The operating room has a skylight 8x12
feet over the operating table The building is lighted by gas
and is heated by steam and is supplied with hot and cold water
sinks etc
In the female wing is a room 10x21 feet in which primary
examinations of patients are made It contains an operating
table fixtures for sterilization of instruments used in genito
urinary investigations and a movable argaud burner for oph
thalmoscopical and laryugoscopical examinations The three
windows are provided with black roller curtains so that the room
may be instantly darkened
The brick work outside of the entire part of the old portion
of the building 72000 square feet will have three coats of paintGEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
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While this was included in the contract for repairing the damage
done by fire it has not yet been finished it being deemed advis
able not to put the oil paint on the newly laid brick work
The entire cost of these improvements in the negro depart
ment including the erection and equipment of the surgical
building has been 3000 less than the sum awarded by the in
surance adjusters
The building was rebuilt in sections as far as possible The
first section on the female wing was completed on May 16 and
the first female patients were received on May 19 The wing
for the males was first used on May 24 and the building was
formally accepted on June 16
Much credit is due Mr McMillan the contractor for the
great interest he manifested in giving us completed sections as
soou as possible to relieve us of our greatly overcrowded condi
tion in the annexes as well as of many of the jails throughout
the State which were making constant and urgent demands upon
us for the admission of patients confined therein I am sorry to
say that some of the county authorities made unjust complaints
on account of our not being able to receive or relieve their jails
of the insane when all possible speed was being made for the
completion of the building by sections This was probably due
however to their lack of knowledge of the true condition of the
Institution The annexes to the building for the colored insane
were simply packed the capacity of the annexes being 270 and
we had crowded in that space 650 patients You can readily
appreciate the anxiety in regard to casualties and epidemic dis
eases under such circumstances I am glad to state however
that we had neither
EMPLOYMENT AND AMUSEMENTS
A large per cent of our male patients whose condition and
willingness would justify it have been employed in some way
about the Institution in its various departments
The females have been as usual assisting about the wards
dining rooms etc and in addition they do all the sewing and
repairing for the Institution
The colored female patients have been principally employed
in the laundries and in sewing and giving some assistance about
the wardsr
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
Dr Whitaker has kept up the amusements regularly with
the usual careful oversight until the mumps occurred in one of
the buildings for white males when all gatherings were stopped
to prevent the spread of the disease While it continued for
some months in this building this precaution prevented its
spread
IMPROVEMENTS AND REPAIRS
Many importaut improvements and repairs have been made
during the past twelve months In the early part of the year
there was a new telephnoe exchange put in which connected
every department of the Institution with the administrative
building
By reference to the report of our efficient Engineer you will
see a detailed statement of all repairs and improvements made
during the past year
ENGINEER
For a full and detailed account of repairs improvements etc
I refer you to the Engineers report
FINANCES AND ESTIMATED AMOUNT FOR SUPPORT AND MAIN
TENANCE FOR 1899 AND 19OO
The report of our competent and faithful Steward will show
that the per capita per diem for the past year has beeu 3246100
He also suggests that for support and maintenance for the next
two years the appropriation be the same as last year 290000
each year
On account of the fire which destroyed a large portion of
the building for the colored insane we did not receive any col
ored patients for six months and were quarantined against sev
eral counties for some time on account of smallpox But for
this the average number of patients would have been much
larger and the expenses for support and maintenance of the In
stitution would have been several thousand dollars moreGEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
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ASSISTANT STEWARD
By reference to the report of the Assistant Steward you will
see a full and complete account of the results of the garden dai
ries and the amount of pork raised which was 51382 pounds
and it should be remembered that these hogs were fed entirely
on the waste from the various kitchens and tables of the Insti
tution except for a short time before killing when they were
put up and fed on corn
STOREKEEPER
By reference to the report of the Storekeeper you will find a
full account of the conduct and management of that department
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 welfare
and pleasure of the patients
By reference to the Librarians report you will see a list of
these generous contributions and all who contributed as far as
it has been possible to ascertain
REUGIOUS SERVICES
Religious services have been conducted regularly on Thurs
day and Sunday afternoons during the year by our efficient
Chaplain Rev Wiley J Page save during the epidemic of
mumps when services were discontinued for some months to
prevent the spread of the diseaseMvSfiZVr
30
ANNUAL REPORT
The attendance upon services has generally been large and
conduct good The Chaplain has responded to all calls to bury
the dead
CONCLUSION
In conclusion it is gratifying to state that the officers at
tendants and employes as a general thing have discharged their
respective duties with commendable zeal and fidelity for which
I feel deeply grateful And to your honorable Board I am
thankful for all the aid and cooperation you have given me in
the discharge of my responsible duties
Trusting in the future to the guidance of a wise and merciful
Providence I am
Very respectfully
T O Powell
Super in tendentReport of Pathologist
Georgia State Sanitarium
September 31 1898
Dr T 0 Powell Superintendent
Sir I have the honor to herewith submit my report as Pa
thologist for the year ending this date
The work of the Pathological Department has been seriously
curtailed by the burning of the negro building on account of
the increased amount of time and attention required at the hands
of your pathologist aud his assistant in the supervision of the
negro female department during the long reign of inconvenience
pending the completion of the new building and the confusion
incident to taking possession of its wards
Sixtytwo 62 necropies have been held and the gross re
sults are set forth in the tabulated statement following
Microscopical examinations of the kidneys in fortyseven
cases show changes to a pathological degree in 6666 per cent
as against 7383 per cent in seventysix cases reported last year
and 7069 per cent in the total 133 cases thus compared
The usual clinical work of the laboratory has been carried
on and a large number of primary examinations of urine and
sputum have been made and filed with the mental aud physical
examinations to which the patients are subjected upon entrance
A comparison of the relative number of cases of tuberculosis
in its various forms among the colored females during the past
five years yields the following results
18931894
Total number of patients treated 334
Total number of deaths from tuberculosis 15
Per cent of deaths from tuberculosis based on the total
population 45
Total number of deaths from all causes 34
Per cent of deaths from tuberculosis 444mm
32 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
18941895
Total number of patients treated 37
Total number of deaths from tuberculosis 27
Per cent of deaths from tuberculosis based on the total
population 73
Total number of deaths from all causes 52
Per cent of deaths from tuberculosis 5 9
18951896
Total number of patients treated 398
Total number of deaths from tuberculosis 19
Per cent of deaths from tuberculosis based on the total
population 4 8
Total number of deaths from all causes 42
Per cent of deaths from tuberculosis 45
18961897
Total number of patients treated 452
Total number of deaths from tuberculosis 24
Per cent of deaths from tuberculosis based on the total
population 53
Total number of deaths from all causes 87
Per cent of deaths from tuberculosis 274
18971898
Total number of patients treated 43
Total number of deaths from tuberculosis 19
Per cent of deaths from tuberculosis based on the total
population 44
Total number of deaths from all causes 49
Per cent of deaths from tuberculosis 41 3
It will be noticed that there is this year a lower relative num
ber of deaths from this dread scourge due partly let us hope to
the fadl that our efforts at reducing its ravages through prompt
detection and isolation of these cases have met with success
The microscope has been of inestimable value in detecting
cases of pulmonary tuberculosis in the earlier stages of the dis
ease and I would urge a still more systematic and frequent
inspection of sputum in future in allcases where the slightest
suspicion of tuberculosis of the lungs existsGEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
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Perhaps the most important work so far carried on in the
laboratory is the forming of a collection of negro brains for the
purpose of future study and elaboration of statistical data which
cannot fail to interest the scientific world at large and it is hoped
add somewhat to the sum of human knowledge
The tabulated statement appended gives such information as
can at this time be presented relative to the seventyfive 75
specimens thus far preserved
These are too few to venture to draw conclusions from The
report is intended simply as a preliminary one to draw attention
to the fact that work along this line is being done It is with
regret that your Pathologist in leaving this for another field of
labor is compelled to lay down this work He sincerely trusts
that his successor may carry it on to completion
Nowhere in the world does such an opportunity for collecting
brains from insane negroes present and if the pathologist were
to devote his entire time and energy to the prosecution of the
work begun he could not spend them in a more interesting or
valuable research1
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Table Showing Results of Investigation of Negro Brains
Case
NO
Race Sex
C M
C M
C F
c M
c M
M F
C M
c M
c F
c M
c F
M M
C F
C F
C F
c F
M M
c F
c F
c F
c F
M F
c F
c M
c F
c M
c F
c F
c F
c M
c M
M F
C F
ot F
c M
c F
c M
c F
c F
c M
M M
Weight
in Kilos
Height
in C M
RHem L Hem
375 410
54 530
475 417
59o 582
535 535
461 456
410 400
578 582
485 484
452 502
478 475
53 55
422 34t
523 523
567 362
411 411
534 535
521 510
465 460
402 412
489 485
483 488
395 395
527 521
457 45
348 350
375 375
425 427
45o 450
45 505
525 529
442 445
5io 512
410 495
542 532
498 500
480 447
495 507
420 420
520 507
54 54
Cere
BEL
Brain
Stem
Mental Disease
Duration
Cause of Death
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
58
59
60
61
62
63
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
87
88
89
90
9
92
93
94
35
27
50
52
45
30
80
58
32
33
52
50
22
34
39
32
20
26
21
17
46
45
31
63
7o
26
65
40
55
55
19
26
35
25
60
60
31
80
30
3
595
659
658
728
745
477
682
454
827
613
586
727
70
568
468
455
682
523
414
55
468
613
477
659
486
636
441
477
618
795
795
495
568
462
75
668
795
554
477
591
6S2
181
166
167
167
175
158
168
163
158
171
161
179
194
158
159
154
I7i
165
160
157
153
166
157
172
175
171
152
175
160
171
163
174
189
169
173
170
180
176
152
166
170
no
137
119
123
130
3
132
128
125
120
127
3
120
129
102
i5
124
121
135
101
142
145
100
115
107
100
135
117
125
125
122
150
I40
145
124
132
140
115
127
I46
25
25
24
27
25
28
24
25
27
21
25
25
25
25
15
26
23
20
24
22
25
22
3D
24
3
27
23
3 years
8 months
2 months
13 years
14 months
Terminal Dementia
Chronic Mania
Chronic Mania
Chronic Mania
Epilepsy
Chronic Mania
Acute Mania
Senile Dementia
Chronic Mania
Fpilepsy
Acute Mania
Epilepsy
Terminal Dementia
Acute Mania
Chronic Mania
Chronic Mania
Acute Mania
Acute Mania
Subacute Mania
Chronic Mania
Epilepsy
Chronic Mania
Chronic Mania
Recurreut Mania
Recurrent Mania
Senile Dementia
Primary Dementia
Subacute Mania
Terminal Dementia
Epileptic
Chronic Mania
Acute Mania
Acute Mania
Epilepsy
Acute Mania 8 mouths
Rpilepsy2 years
Chronic ManiaI4 years
Chronic Mania 4 years
Chronic Mania 20 years
Chronic Mania3 years
Subacute ManiaI15 months
Cerebral CEdema
CEdema of Lungs
Pericarditis
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Epilepsy
Emphysema
Exhaustive Mania
Senility
Fatty Heart
Epilepsy
Exhaustive Mania
Epilepsy
2 years
15 years
to years
1 year
14 months
4 mouths
7 months
Exhaustive Mania
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Exhaustive Mania
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Epilepsy
Cardiac Dilitation
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Miliary Tuberculosis
Fatty Heart
Senility
Miliary Tuberculosis
Unknown
Nephritis
Blow over Solar Plexus Shock
Unknown
Septic Peritonitis
Miliary Teberculosis
Tubercular Pleurisy
Organic Brain Disease
Nephritis
Organic Brain Disease
Miliary Tuberculosis
Senility
Marasmus
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
106
107
108
no
112
113
114
117
118
119
120
123
124
128
129
131
132
134
13s
136
137
138
139
142
143
146
c M 75
c M 25
c M 24
c M 65
c F 65
c M 23
c M 47
c F 3
c F 80
c M 30
c F 26
c M 30
c F 28
c M 23
c F 26
c F 25
c F 40
c M 47
c M 35
c F 60
c F 29
c F 18
c M 39
c F 43
c M 70
c F 30
c F 35
c M 60
c F 21
c F 35
c F 40
c M 29
c M 21
c F 32
c M 75
c F 43
75
591
727
682
477
613
727
713
477
773
427
795
363
727
729
568
568
818
773
523
354
682
909
5
773
513
514
727
545
545
613
627
591
477
727
568
169
130
175
162
160
163
177
139
157
175
165
174
150
175
115
158
150
167
150
160
150
166
161
153
186
150
150
170
165
156
165
160
153
150
166
168
535
557
575
467
440
500
491
588
355
557
482
480
425
490
408
435
402
512
470
355
495
525
418
395
375
402
302
610
535
39
495
560
562
495
485
465
538
500
570
405
43
55
493
587
355
587
485
490
425
475
410
435
418
535
460
355
495
53o
400
395
370
400
322
610
525
39
495
562
552
485
500
465
140
150
153
119
125
150
135
160
U7
139
130
125
3
135
120
145
122
137
130
no
120
150
135
115
125
120
92
145
100
125
no
155
118
135
130
127
3
23
30
23
25
30
25
22
25
25
15
24
27
25
25
27
25
25
25
25
25
22
27
25
25
25
35
25
25
35
25
Senile Dementia
Epilepsy
Epilepsy
Chronic Mania
Senile Dementia
Epilepsy
Epilepsy
Acute ManiaJ
Senile Dementia
Acute ManiaJ
Chronic Mania
Chronic Mania
Acute Mania
Idiot
Chronic Mania
Chronic Mania
Acute Mania
Acute Mania
Chronic Mania
Acute Mania
Acute Mania
Puerperal Mania
Paresis
Chronic Mania
Paresis I
Acute Mania
Chronic Mania
Acute Mania
Epilepsyj
Acute Mania
Chronic Mania
Chronic Mania
Epilepsyi
Terminal Dementia
Subacute Mania
Choreaic Insanity
7 years
5 years
4 years
15 years
2 months
1 year
2 years
5 years
8 months
3 years
3 years
9 months
6 years
10 months
5 years
15 months
2 years
3 years
5 years
10 months
15 years
8 months
8 months
25 years
16 years
2 years
3 years
18 months
5 years
Senile Exhaustion
Septic Peritonitis
Pulmonary Abscess
Cerebral Effusion
Exhaustion
Pyopneumothorax
Edema of Lungs
Miliary Tuberculosis
Miliary Tuberculosis
Exhaustive Mania
Tubercular Broncho Pneumonia
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Miliary Tuberculosis
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Organic Brain Disease
Ruptured Aortic Aneurism
Miliary Tuberculosis
Tubercular Pericarditis
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Asphyxiation
Organic Heart Disease
Organic Brain Disease
Paresis
Organic Brain Disease
Leucaemia
Exhaustion
Organic Brain Disease
Exhaustive Mania
Lobar Pneumonia
Miliary Tuberculosis
Epilepsy
Acute Enterocolitis
Cerebral Apoplexy
Miliary Tuberculosis
Mulatto f Octaroon X Atrophy Bullet wound
The hemispheres were stripped of the membranes before being weighed
The left hemisphere of case No 63 was atrophied
The right hemisphere of case No 82 presented a large area of degeneration due to old gun shot wound4
Table Showing Results of PostMortem Examinations from September I 1897 to September 1 1898
Case Race Sex Age Mental Disease Duration GROSS ANATOMICAL LESIONS Hours after death of section Weight of Kidneys RESULTS OF MICROSCOPICAL EXAMI
No Left Right NATION OF KIDNEYS
85 c F Acute mania 7 weeks General Miliary Tuberculosis Fatty Liver 9 Gtms Grins 170 Left KidneySlight thickening of capsule The glomeruli are swollen and have lost many of their endothelial cells Capsules of Bowman often contain granular detritus in quantity General cloudy swelling of epithelial cells of the convoluted tubules with loss of striation and in some places breaking down of the cells at their outer border Right KidneyCondition as in left exaggerated Bodies supposed to be protozoa are found in clumps in many places
86 w F 61 Epileptic dementia 32 years Inner table of skull very much thickened Cerebral atrophy Atheroma of cerebral arteries Interstitial nephritis 7 Il8 98 Capsule thickened and a general and considerable increase of connective tissue Some of Bowmans capsules are hypertrophied others are shrunken and filled with granular detritus There is atrophy of the tubular epithelium and the lumen of the tubes is filled with a serous fluid and some of them contain casts Blood vessels are thickened and there is passive congestion
87 C F 35 Epileptic dementia Chronic encephalitis tubercular pleurisy cystic kidneys 2 15 no Slight thickening of capsules of Bowman with proliferation ii thin endothelium and detritus about the glomeruli Some cloudy swelling of cells of convoluted tubes and breaking down of their outer border
88 C M 7 Acute mania S months Thickened inner table of skull with bony exostoses in frontal region 6 135 125 A number of glomeruli are atrophied and hyaline Cells of tubules granular and lumen of tubes contain a serofibrinous detritus
89 c F 6o Epilepsy 2 years Pachy meningitis externa ossificans Slight atheronia mitral valve and aorta Cystic kidneys fibroid of uterus interstitial nephritis 3 I20 IOO Capsule thickened and round cell infiltration beneath it Round cell infiltration in small areas scattered throughout the parenchyma Marked sclerosis of the vessels and great increase of connective tissue in the pyramids Some of the glomeruli are fibroid or hyaline Capsules of Bowman are more or less thickened and many contain proliferated cells Cloudy swelling of cells of convoluted tubules which contain a granular detritus Several hyaline casts in situ
9 c M 6o Chronic mania 4 years Pachy meningitis externa ossificans cebral atrophy Atheroma cerebral vessels Abscess of lung Small tumor left kidney 2 187 141 LEFT KidneySection of tumor shows it to be a tubularpappilocystoma I11 the region of tumor the parenchyma is cirrhotic to a marked degree Other portions show general increase of connective tissue glomeruli are swollen and hyperaemic the tubular epithelium cloudy and granular
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Table Showing Results of PostMortem Examinations from September I 1897 to September 1 1898
Case No Race Sex Age Mental Disease Duration GROSS ANATOMICAL LESIONS Pachy menengitis externa ossificauo cerebral atrophy atheroma cerebral vessels Abscess of lung Small tumor left kidney Hours after death of section Weight of Kidneys RESULTS OF MICROSCOPICAL EXAMINATION OF KIDNEYS
Left Right
90 O O 0 5 0 tv p c M 60 Chronic mania 4 years 2 Grins I87 Grms 141 Right KiDNEYCapsule slightly thickened general increase of connective tissue most marked in pyramids Capsules of Bowman thickened glomeruli atrophied and many show loss of endothelium Cells of convoluted tubes are in an advanced stage of cloudy swelling and have in many cases lost their nuclei and partly broken down In many small areas they are totally destroyed Endarteritis of larger vessels
91 c F 31 Chronic mania 4 years Miliary tuberculosis of brain general miliary tuberculosis 3 165 135 Slight general increase of connective tissue Capsules of Bowman are all more or less thickened Cells of convoluted tubules in good condition Not pathological
92 C F 8o Chronic mania Cerebral atrophy atheroma basal arteries Calcareous aorto Cystic kidneys cirrhotic kidneys 4 85 92 Capsule thickened general increase of connective tissue and some round cell infiltration Capsules of Bowman show marked thickening and a few contain proliferated endothelinm The glomeruli are atrophied many hyaline or fibrous Epithelial cells of tubules are in fair condition but in places are granular and broken down Some detritus in the tubes and numerous hyaline casts in situ
93 C M 3 Chronic mania 3 years Pulmonary tuberculosis 12 140 no General increase of connective tissue most marked in pyramids Capsules of Bowman are thickened and glomeruli atrophied to half their normal size Tubular epithelium is swollen in many places and often without nuclei A few hyaline casts in situ in ascending tubes of Henli Pronounced endarteritis
94 C M 30 Subacute mania 15 months Pulmonory tubercu losis 5 175 140 IEFT KidneyHyaline degeneration of a few glomeruli Tubules are filled with a serofibrinous detritus Some hyaline casts in situ Condition not pathological
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Table Showing Results of PostMortem Examinations from September I 1897 to September 1 1898
Case Race Sex Age Mental Disease Duration GROSS ANATOMICAI LESIONS Pulmonary tuberculosis Hours after death of section Weight of Kidneys RESULTS OF MICROSCOPICAL EXAMINATION OF KIDNEYS
Left 1 Right
94 0 B 5 B 0 c M 3 Subacute mauia 15 months 5 175 140 Right KidneyConnective tissue increase throughout Small areas of round cell infiltration Capsules of Bowman are all more or less thickened Some glomeruli are hyaline and atrophied Cells of tubules are in fair condition A few casts in situ Changes to a pathological degree
95 c M 75 Senile demeutia Basal arteries calcareous Atheroma of mitral valve Cystic kidneys 5 98 107 Capsule thickened slight increase of connective tissue iu cortex very great in pyramids Cells of convoluted tubules are fatty often poorly defined and in some places disintegrated down to a level with the nuclei There are areas where the nuclei are shrunken to half their normal size and stain a deep black Other cells have lost their nuclei The tubes contain a fibrinous detritus A few hyaline casts are noted Passive congestion
96 c M Epilepsy Tubercular pleurisy and peritonitis Gangrenous appendix Partial autopsy
97 C M 24 Epilepsy 7 years Pulmonary abscess 12 120 120 Slight cloudy swelling of cells of convoluted tubes some loss of nuclei and a small amount of detritus in the tubes Slight endarteritis Not pathological
98 C M 65 Chronic mania 5 years Cerebral apoplexy Basil vessels calcareous Calcareous degeneration mitral valve and aorta 6 no no General increase of connective tissue A few dense areas of round cell infiltration without necrosis Marked endarteritis Changes are not to a pathological degree
99 c F 65 Senile dementia 4 years Atheroma mitral valve and aorta 16 75 75 A general and in certain areas a pronounced increase of connective tissue Bowmans capsules are thickened and contracted the glomeruli in many instances are entirely fibroid The cells of the convoluted tubules show marked disintegration In many places there remains only a homogeneous detritus in others there is still some continuity of the structure cells being intact The changes are probably largely postmortem but the large number of hyaline casts in situ in the tubes of Henli indicates extensive changes prior to death Marked endarteritis
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Table Showing Results of PostMortem Examinations from September i 1897 to September I 1898
Case Race Sex Age Mental Disease Duration GROSS ANATOMICAL LESIONS Hours after death of section Weight of Kidneys RESULTS OF MICROSCOPICAL EXAMINATION OF KIDNEYS
No Left Right
IOO c M 23 Epilepsy 4 years Pyopueumonothorax 3 I20 I20 Slight increase of connective tissue Capsules of Bowman somewhat thickened and a few hyaline tufts are seen The cells are in good condition Changes are not to a pathological degree
IOI c M 47 Epilepsy 15 years Thickened inner table of skull Pulmonary oedema Interstitial nephritis 3 145 142 Marked connective tissue increase Capsules of Bowman show the greatest changes many being thickened into a broad fibrous band The tufts are in all stages of fibroid degeneration some being entirely transformed into a fibroid and hyaline mass They are all more or less atrophied and their capsules filled with detritus The cells show less change Some have lost their nuclei and a few are entirely broken down All of the tubes contain a serofibrinous detritus The blood vessels are much thickened
102 C F 3 Acute mania 2 months General miliary tuberculosis Parenchymatous nephritis 16 205 177 The connective tissue is universally increased this being most marked in Bowmans capsules which all exhibit more or less thickening The glomeruli are swollen and have lost many of their cells The cells of the convoluted tubules are cloudy more or less disintegrated the nuclei are either very faint or have altogether disappeared The changes are partly postmortem but there was evidently a parenchymatous nephritis
i3 C F 80 Senile dementia Pachy meningitis iuterna ossificans Miliary tuberculosis Calcareous aorta Cystic kidneys 3 120 80 LEFT KidneySlight increase of connective tissue Detritus in capsules of Bowman and a few hyaline casts in situ Right KidneyGreat connective tissue increase capsules of Bowman much thickened contain a detritus and in some cases a few endothelial cells TheJcells of the convoluted tubules are in a state of cloudy swelling some have lost their nuclei and are broken down and several casts in situ are noted A large miliary tubercle is also observed
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Table Showing Results of PostMortem Examinations from September i 1897 to September 1 1898
Race Sex Age Mental Duration GROSS ANATOMICAL Hours after death Weight of Kidneys RESULTS OF MICROSCOPICAL EXAMINATION OP KIDNEYS
No Disease LESIONS 0f section Left Right
104 c M 30 Acute mania i I year Cerebral congestion IO 140 135 Slight general increase of connective tissue Marked thickening of capsules of Bowman A number of glomeruli are atrophied and hyaline Nearly all of the glomeruli show extensive loss of endothelium which cells in some cases lie free within the capsule Several instances of proliferation of cells of the capsule of Bowman are noted Pronounced cloudy swelling of cells of convoluted tubules in some cases loss of nuclei and fragmentation of the cells Slight endarteritis
I05 w M 70 Chronic mania 17 years Pachy meningitis cerebral oedema basil arteries calcareous dilitation left lateral ventricle Partial autopsy
106 c F 26 Chronic mania 2 years Pigmentation of pia Tubercular bronchopneumonia 4 125 120 Capsules of Bowman slightly thickened slight cloudy swelling of tubular epithelium and serofibrinous detritus in tubes Changes are not to a pathological degree
107 C M 30 Chronic mania 5 years Pulmonary tuberculosis Septic peritonitis 3 no 100 A few small areas of cirrhosis are scattered throughout the cortex The capsules of Bowman are somewhat thickened and many contain a small amount 0 granular detritus A serofibrinous detritus occupies many of the tubes
io8 C P 28 Acute mania 8 months Pachy meningitis Hepatic abcesses Pulmonary tuberculosis 16 128 120 There are several small areas of sclerosis and the capsules of Bowman are all hypertrophied some to a marked degree Many glomeruli are atrophied othere are swollen and showdesquamation of their cells and some are hyaline The cells of the convoluted tubules show cloudy swelling and thin lumen is filled with detritus Some cells have lost their nuclei and are broken down
109 W F 65 Chronic mania 30 years Pachy meningitis Pericardetis pleuritis Enterocolitis 8 140 130 Small cirrhotic arreas in cortex Several of Bowmans capsules are thickened and contain proliferated cells Many glomeruli are atrophied and several are hyaline In some areas there is cloudy swelling and fragmentation of the cells of the convoluted tubes and many tubes contain granular detritus while others exhibit hyaline casts in situ
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Table Showing Results of PostMortem Examinations from September i 1897 to September 1 1898
Case No Race Sex Age
no c M 23
Mental
Idiot
GROSS ANATOMICAL
LESIONS
Cyst of floor of left
ventricle Miliary tu
berculosis
Hours
after
death
of
section
Weight of
Kidneys
Left Right
Grins
170
3
W
M
58
26
Congenital
defect
Chronic
mania
5
Chronic
mania
3 years
Calvaria 14 m m thick
Pachy meningitis
Pulmonary tuberculo
sis
3 years
Obliterative pericar
ditis Pulmonary tuber
culosis
62
Grms
140
67
90
130
RESULTS OF MICROSCOPICAL EXAMI
NATION OF KIDNEYS
Slight connective
Passive congestion
Not pathological
tissue increase
No deviation from the normal ob
served
Capsule thickened miliary tubercu
losis thickening of Bowmans cap
sules hyaline degeneration of many
tufts Cloudy swelling of tubular ep
ithelium The tubes contain a great
many casts epithelial granular and
hyaline
Many of the capsules of Bowman con
tain a serofibrinous detritus Cells of
convoluted tubules are granular and
poorly denned and the lumen of the
tubes contains a granular detritus
There are quite a number of casts in
situ and a few small areas of round cell
infiltration are observedH4 C F 40 Acute mania Pachy meningitis externa ossificans Atheromatous and calcareous cerebral vessels Cerebral softening Left ovarian cyst Cystic and cirrhotic kidneys Bilateral double ureta 4 142 100 Large sclerotic areas are scattered throughout the cortex In these areas there is great destruction of glomeruli and tubes The tufts are atrophied and often degenerated into small fibrous balls The tubules are shrunken the cells crowded together obliterating the lumen Numerous casts in situ A typical cirrhotic kidney
5 C F 12 Idiot Chronic pleurisy Chronic parenchymatons nephritis 8 120 no The glomeruli are large and swollen and their capsules contain desquamated cells and granular detritus Cells of convoluted tubules show cloudy swelling loss of nuclei and fragmentation The lumen of the tubes is filled with granular detritus There are a few small areas of round cell infiltration
n6 W F 68 Terminal dementia 7 years Pachy meningitis interna hemorrhagica Cirrhotic kidneys 7 55 75 General increase of connective tissue A few sclerotic areas in cortex and general sclerosis of pyramids The tufts show considerable loss of endothelium Cells of convoluted tubules swollen granular poorly outlined loss of nuclei and fragmentation is frequent Tubes filled with serofibrinous detritus and many casts in situ are noted
Table Showing Results of PostMortem Examinations from September i 1897 to September 1 1898
o j Sex Age Mental Disease Dnration GROSS ANATOMICAL LESIONS Hours after death of section Weight of Kidneys RESULTS OF MICROSCOPICAL EXAMINATION OF KIDNEYS
Left Right
117 c M 47 Acute mania 9 montbs Pachy meningitis interim hemorrhagica aneurism of aorta Cystic kidneys Chronic interstial nephritis 5 Grins 165 Grms 130 General increase of connective tissue large areas of dense connective tissue and fibroid degeneration of tufts and tubules and round cell infiltration A large cyst occupies one side of section from left kidney Cloudy swelling of tubular epithelium Many hyaline casts in situ
Il8 c M 35 Chronic mania 6 years Pachy meningitis interna chronica Diffuse miliary tuberculosis Chronic parenchy matous nephritis 9 2IO 180 Small areas of dense sclerosis Several glomeruli fibroid or hyaline All of Bowmans capsules are slightly thickened and contain a large amount of detritus Glomeruli show marked loss of endothelium and atrophy Some are almost entirely broken down Cloudy swelling of cells of convoluted tubules loss of nuclei and fragmentation Tubes filled with detritus
119 c F 60 Acute mania 10 months Atherona of cerebral arteries Tubercular pericarditis and pleuritis Cystic kidneys 14 122 Left KidneyGeneral connective tissue increase Bowmans capsules thickened glomeruli atrophied a few hyaline Cells of convoluted tubules exhibit cloudy swelling and fragmentation Large numbers of hyaline casts in situ

H9 o o a S c c F 60 Acute mania 10 months Atheroma of cerebral arteries Tubercular pericorditis and pleuritis Cystic kidneys 14 122 Right KidneyCondition similar to left but greater destruction of elements Extensive areas of sclerosis with corresponding atrophy of the tubules and glomeruli
120 c F 28 Chronic mania 5 years General tuberculosis 15 90 70 Changes are chiefly in cells of convoluted tubules which are cloudy and swollen and show an extensive loss of nuclei and fragmentation of the proto plasm A few large hyaline casts are in the collecting tubules Changes largely post mortem
121 w M 38 Acute mania 4 mouths Chronic endocarditis 12 112 no Slight post mortem changes
122 w M 13 Epilepsy 8 years Cerebral cirrhosis 10 60 58 Nothing abnormal noted
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Table Showing Results of PostMortem Examinations from September i 1897 to September I 1898
Case No Race Sex Age Mental Disease Duration GROSS ANATOMICAL LESIONS Passive congestion of all organs Hours after death of section 5 Weight of Kidneys Left j Right RESULTS OF MICROSCOPICAL EXAMINATION OF KIDNEYS
123 c F 18 Puerperal mania 13 months Grins 140 Grins I20 Just beneath the capsule is a zone of new connective tissue rich in capillaries and about four times the diameter of capsule It merges gradually the cortical structure and within its lower limits the tubules are atrophied and contracted Distinct cloudy swelling of cells of convoluted tubules with atrophy of nuclei Some cells broken down and lumen of tubes filled with detritus Congestion is intense
124 c M 39 General paresis 2 years Pachy meningitis interua chronica cerebral atrophy Chronic endocarditis atherouia of aorta Pulmonary tuberculosis 7 185 165 There is more or less desquamation of the eudothelium of the glomeruli and their capillaries are engorged with blood The tubules of the cortex contain a serofibrinous detritus Changes are not to a pathological degree
125 C 1 i M 6o Acute mania 8 mouths Old traumatic fracture right temperooccipital region with bone projecting into cortex and corresponding area of degeneration Abscess of lung Cystic kidneys 2 150 125 Zone of fibrous tissue beneath the capsule Intense passive congestion Changes are not to pathological degree
126 C F 35 Not insane Acute miliary tuberculosis
127 w M 17 Idiot Lobar pneumonia right lung 6 90 85 Capsule much thickened glomeruli slightly atrophied Not pathological
128 c F 43 Chronic mania 3 years Cerebral oedema and atrophy Obliterative pericarditis 14 120 125 Slight post mortem changes Not pathological
V9 c M 70 General paresis 5 years Pachy meningitis interim Atheroma middle cerebral arteries and aorta 14 l5 100 A few small areas of sclerosis Marked post mortem changes Not pathological
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Table Showing Results of PostMortem Examinations from September I 1897 to September 1 1898
Case Race Sex Age Mental Disease Duration GROSS ANATOMICAL LESIONS Pachy meningitis externa ossificans Cerebral atrophy Chronic interstitial nephritis Cystic kidneys Hours after death of section Weight of Kidneys RESULTS OF MICROSCOPICAL EXAMINATION OF KIDNEYS
Left Right
130 W M 89 Chronic mania 55 years 14 Grins 180 Grms 155 Several areas dense sclerosis and others of round cell infiltration Connective tissue of pyramids increased Many glomeruli are fibroid others swollen and their endothelium desquamated Cells of tubules show changes more or less post mortem Eudarteritis and a few casts in situ
Hi c P 3 Acute mania 10 months Mitral atheroma and aortic stenosis Chronic parenchy matous nephritis 13 140 135 Changes in glomeruli are marked swollen capillaries dilated and filled with blood and desquamation of their cells is extensive and general Bowmans capsule contain a granular detritus Cells of convoluted tubules are cloudy swollen and many are without nuclei and partly disintegrated One large wedge shaped area is thickly infiltrated with round cells The glomeruli twenty in number are fibroid and those tubules which are intact are filled with fatty casts
132 C F 35 Subacute mania 15 months Pachy meningitis interna hemorrhagica Hyperplasia of spleen 5 no 112 Glomeruli atrophied dense sclerosis in pyramids Cells of convoluted tubules small and lumen filled with detritus A great many hyaline casts in situ
133 C F 38 Epileptic dementia 4 years Cerebral atrophy 5 150 120 Capsule slightly thickened There are several areas of round cell infiltration and general increase of connective tissue Cells of convoluted tubules swollen and their edges poorly defined The lumen of the tubes is filled with granular detritus Endarteritis A number of hyaline casts in situ
134 C M 6o Acute mania 8 months Several small pneumonic areas 2 135 125 Capsule thickened Slight general increase of connective tissue Serofibrinous detritus in tubes Changes not pathological
135 C F 21 Epilepsy Dermoid cyst right ovary 4 80 90 Slight increase of connective tissue Not pathological
136 C F 35 Acute mania 8 months Cyst right ovary 2 120 120 Capsule thickened cells in good condition Serofibrinous detritus in tubes Not pathological
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Table Showing Results of PostMortem Examinations from September i 1897 to September I 1898
Case No Race Sex Age Mental Disease Duration GROSS ANATOMICAL LESIONS Lobar pneumonia double Hours after death of section Weight of Kidneys RESULTS OF MICROSCOPICAL EXAMI
Left Right NATION OF KIDNEYS
137 c F 5 Grins 120 Grms no Cells in good condition A few hyaline casts in situ Condition not pathological
133 c M 29 Chronic mania 16 years General miliary tuberculosis and tubercular nephritis 13 45 130 Capsule considerably thickened and fibrous bands extend from it downward into the cortex A number of glomeruli are fibrous others are swollen and show loss of endothelium Several small miliary tubercles are seen Cells of convoluted tubules show cloudy swelling and in some places are broken down to the level of the nuclei Numerous hyaline casts in convoluted and collecting tubules
139 c M 21 Epilepsy 2 years Obliterative pleurisy 7 105 90 Capsule thickened and structures lying just beneath it are atrophied interspersed with dilated capillaries and areas of round cell infiltration Bowmans capsules slightly thickened and there are a few fibroid glomeruli Tuffts are swollen thin capillaries dilated and many cells desquamated Tubular epthelium in good condition

140 W F 57 Chronic mania 20 years Inner table frontal region much thickened Atheroma basil vessels General tuberculosis Cystic kidneys Chronic interstitial nephritis 9 5 100 Capsule thickened numerous large areas of dense sclerosis and round cell infiltration A number of glomeruli are fibroid others have thickened capsules and are much atrophied Tubular epithelium is swollen and granular Large numbers of hyaline casts in situ
141 W F 75 Chronic mania 17 years Large cyst right ovary Chronic endocarditisand atheroma of aorta Fatty heart 15 130 130 A few glomeruli are hyaline capsules of Bowman slightly thickened Post mortem changes in epithelium Not pathological
142 C F 32 Terminal dementia 3 years Chronic nephritis Acute entero colitis 2 no 100 IEFT KidneyGlomeruli are atrophied to half their normal size In some areas considerable increase of connective tissue and the cells of the convoluted tubules are cloudy swollen and often fatty Many tubes contain large hyaline casts Right KidneyLike left with large areas of dense round cell infiltration and numberless casts in situ Endarteritis
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Table Showing Results of PostMortem Examinations from September I 1897 to September I 1898
Case No Race Sex Age Mental Disease Duration GROSS ANATOMICAL LESIONS Hours after death of section Weight of Kidneys RESULTS OF MICROSCOPICAL EXAMI
Left Right NATION OF KIDNEYS
143 c M 75 Subacute mania 18 months Cerebral atrophy 12 Grms 140 Grms 105 Capsule thickened numerous small areas of round cell infiltration Obliterative endarteritis Post mortem changes in the tubular epithelium prevents an accurate knowledge of their condition
144 w F 74 Senile dementia Chronic interstitial nephritis Carcenoma uteri 5 60 100 Cirrhotic changes are marked There are large areas of dense connective tissue round cell infiltration and atrophy of the tubular epithelium and glomeruli with numerous casts in situ
145 c M 45 Acute mania Cerebral oedema 3 IIO 80
146 c F 43 Choreaic insanity 5 years Nitral and tricuspid insufficiency and general miliary tuberculosis 9 145 100
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
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SYNOPSIS OF TABLE
Pachymenengitis externa ossificans in seven eases
Pachymenengitis interna hemorrhagica in three cases
Cerebral cirrhosis in one case
Atherotna of basil arteries in ten cases
Pericarditis in three cases
Cardiac lesions in nine cases
Aneurism of aorta in one case
Atheroma of aorta in nine cases
Pyopneumothorax in one case
Pulmonary abscess in three cases
Lobar pneumonia in three cases
Pulmonary tuberculosis in ten cases
General miliary tuberculosis in eleven cases
Cystic degeneration of both kidneys in eleven cases
Ovarian cyst in three cases
Ovarian dermoid cyst in one case
Carcinoma of uterus in one case
Kuterocolitis in two cases
Hepatic abscess in one case
I wish to thank the Superintendent for his uniform kindness
and encouragement in my work
I am also much indebted to my assistant Dr J M Mobley
for his faithful and efficient services
Respectfully
T E OerTei Pathologist

Report of Steward
Georgia State Sanitarium
Milledgeville Ga August 31st 1898
Dr T 0 PoweiI Superintendent
Dear SirI have the honor to transmit through you to our
Board of Trustees this my report as Steward from September
1st 1897 to September 1st 1898
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 year
Abstract B shows in detail the expenditures on account
of subsistence
Abstract C shows iu 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
Abstract F shows wages paid to employes
Abstract G shows in detail the expenditures ou account of
incidental expenses
Abstract H shows in detail the expenditures on account of
medical supplies
Abstract I shows iu detail the expenditures on account of
contingencies
Abstract J shows in detail the expenditures ou account of
stationery and postage
Abstract K shows in detail the expenditures on account of
special appropriation for fire walls and cistern together with the
balance on hand carried forward to next year
Abstract L shows in detail the expenditures on account of
repairing building for colored insane together with the balance
on hand carried forward to next yearGEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
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Abstract M shows the requisitions for support and main
tenance of the Institution drawn from the State Treasurer in
their regular order
Abstract N shows the average number of patients from
1873 to 1898 both included together with the per capita cost
per diem and per annum
Abstract O shows the cost of maintaining one patient for
one year mouth week and day
Abstract P shows the expenditures in detail of the balance
of the special appropriation for duplicate water main
Our Storekeeper Mr W H Hunter reports stock on hand
893755
Our Apothecary Dr A G North reports stock on hand
123725
Our per capita is 3246
By reference to the report of Mr G W Hollinshead Assist
ant Steward you will find results from garden dairies hogs etc
Since the appropriation was made for the Institution for 1898
the building for colored insane was partially destroyed by fire in
November 1897 thus depriving us of the use of a large part of
the building for several mouths which prevented our taking
colored patients until the building was repaired and for this
reason our expenses are several thousand dollors less than thev
otherwise would have been
I would suggest that an appropriation of 290000 for support
and maintenance of the Sanitarium be made for the years 1899
and 1900
With renewed expressions of gratitude for confidence reposed
in me by our honorable Board of Trustees as well as by yourself
I am yours
Very respectfully
Lucius J Lamar
Steward
ABSTRACT
Statement of Steward Georgia State Sanitarium showing
the balance brought forward from last fiscal year and all money
received also a classified statement of disbursements from Sep
tember 1 1897 to September 1 1898BVPHSWHNHBBHHBBSIB
60
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
1897 CASH Dr
Sept 1 To cash on hand 247145
1898
Aug 31 To cash drawn from State Treasurer 272333 30
274804 75
1898 cash Cr
Aug 31 By Subsistence 88032 70
Clothing 2780873
Fuel and transportation 2217740
Salaries 22055 35
Wages 6852900
Incidental expenses 38l7 33
Medical supplies 4764 66
Contingencies 1042 89
Stationery and postage 1033 54
266261 60
Cash with Sanitarium Treasurer 8543 I5
274804 75
ABSTRACT B
Showing ill detail the Expenditures on account of Subsistence from Sep
tember 1 1897 to September 1 1898
1897
Oct 5
To Whom Paid
Whalfor
Dora MillerCow
Charles HodgesFish
W T MixonProduce
J M EdwardsButter
William DavisProduce
W J SimpsonProduce
Josh GunnProduce
Corn BurkeFish
J P JacksonProduce
J A HomeFlour
H H PattersonProduce
M L ByingtonProduce
A PenningtonProduce
G W ParkerProduce
J M EdwardsButter
S B TraywickProduce
E B BalesProduce
Eddie CarterProduce
J W FreemanCows
Allen FlemmiugFish
W T MixonProduce
A J WoodProduce
J W Hoge Produce
Amount
25 00
10 62
3 70
11 75
4 47
5 00
8 57
7 50
5 00
3 00
8 75
2 75
6 80
5 65
14 09
25 60
9 06
4 5
155 00
6 70
1 94
6 33
3 00

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To Whom Paid What for
Oct 5 Walter DavisFruit
J M EdwardsButter
J M EdwardsCotton Seed
T H LatirnerButter
H C HuuicuttProduce
Josh GuuuProduce
C BurkeFish
A T KiugleyProduce
J M EdwardsButter
S B TraywickProduce
T H LatirnerButter
Cuddy CoCheese
Waxelbaum CoProduce
C BurkeFish
Waxelbaum CoProduce
W T LingoldCottou Seed
Allen FlemingFish
Bert WagnonFish
Austin Nichols CoCheese
J M EdwardsButter
A B BarberCow
J A PalmerProduce
A C PhillipsCows
J M EdwardsButter
T H LatiinerButter
Ellisou SchoolerBeef i
John DavisMutton
Comptou BellIce
G W HollinsheadButter
J M EdwardsMilk
T TreanorMilk
J A BrooksMilk
O M ConeMilk
M Wagnon Milk
G C McKinleyMilk
T M ConnGroceries
F H Leggitt CoGroceries
S R Jaques CoGrocaries i
J M EdwardsButter
Compton BellGroceries
Carr ConnGroceries
Jones BethuneCow
J M EdwardsButter
Hall TreanorGroceries
T H LatirnerButter
Hancock Bros CoTobacco
Austin Nichols CoGroceries
J J Waxelbaum CoFruit
J A HomeBacon 2
John DavisMutton
J M EdwardsButter
A H WagnonFish
W H WillisPoultry
J C Roth Packing CoHams
S B TraywickPoultry
T H LatirnerButter
Nov 5 J M EdwardsButter
Walter DavisPoultry
Amount
2 45
8 75
59 74
6 06
II 02
6 35
6 oo
3 45
7 13
18 65
5 94
3 38
97 78
18 55
60 00
5 25
28 85
6 85
6 30
8 62
26 25
6 30
47 50
8 19
5 25
049 99
148 63
158 40
14 29
80 10
25 92
27 00
27 00
75 98
23 9
3 20
3 63
on 78
9 12
3 30
241 08
25 00
8 00
10 62
7 00
367 80
155 62
81 50
668 18
23 29
10 44
4 44
4 25
120 45
22 57
6 19
10 44
5 3
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Nov 5
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
To Whom Paid What for
E B BalesPoultry
W D GreenFruit
J L JohnsPoultry
W L HomePotatoes
D J SiugoldPoultry
M L ByiugtonPoultry
J M EdwardsTurnips
T H LatimerButter
J R HiuesTobacco
Milledgeville Oil CoCotton Seed Hulls
G W ParkerPoultry
Josh Gunn Poultry
T Treanor Potatoes
Wright SonEggs
Waxelbauin CoTurnips
Ham mo
W K TeunillePoultry
J M EdwardsButter
W L HomePotatoes
E D TreanorPotatoes
T H LatimerButter
E D TreanorPotatoes
J M EdwardsButter
H C WhatleyPotatoes
Tobe JosephPotatoes
J M EdwardsButter
Ellison Schooler
10 50
11 00
13 5
15 62
5 81
IO CO
8 37
21 00
25 75
12 50
Beef 1152 80
G W HolliusheadButter 13 lo
T Treanor Milk 27 36
M Waguou Milk 82 09
J M EdwardsMilk 83 70
G C McKiulev Milk 19 12
CM ConeMilk 27 90
J A BrooksMilk 27 85
S B TreawickPoultry 47 5
J A HomeGroceries 3636 oS
S R Jaques CoFlour 119186
7 25
8 62
58 80
173 25
11 25
45 62
T PI LatimerButter
J M EdwardsButter
Compton BellIce
Hammond CoButtenne
T W TurkButter
T J IngramCows
Austin Nichols CoGroceries 149 52
H E McCombGroceries 9 15
T M ConnGroceries 7 35
Compton BellIce 72 45
Carr ConnCoffee 57 45
G ParkerPoultry 7 75
Milledgeville Oil CoHulls and Meal 376 00
C L IveyEggs 6 93
W A Torrance Eggs 8 00
B P SchoolerPoultry 10 00
W A DeasonPoultry 25 35
J M EdwardsButter 13 o
W L HomePotatoes 14 25
O D LayfieldEggs 3 60
W L MassingalePoultry 7 5I
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
To Whom Paid What for
Nov 5 Josh GmiuPoultry
C C CresswellPoultry
63
T H LatimerButter
J M EdwardsButter
Dennis GibsonPoultry
W A DeasonPoultry
W L HomePoultry
W H WillisPoultry
J P LingoldPoultry
Dec 5 George Washington Poultry
Warren Ed wardsPoultry
R E MornsPoultryZZZZZZZ
A T KingreyEggs
M L ByingtonEggs
J P LiugoldPoultry
B F HancockPoultry
S B TraywickPoultry
J W ScottPotatoes
J T HobbyPotatoes
Hammond CoButterine
James JonesPoultry
Iverson GouldenPoultry
J M FountainPoultry
Willie BayleyGame
J M PattersonPoultry
W A DeasonPoultry
J W JohnsPoultry
J M EdwardsButter
Milledgeville Oil CoCotton Seed Meal
J C P Roth Packing CoHams
Josh GunnPoultry
J P HumphriesPoultry
S B TraywickPoultry
J M EdwardsButter
T Hv LatimerButter
G W ParkerEggs
C C JohnsPoultry
W EdwardsPoultry
F E Roush CoPotatoes
J N HogePoultry
John Moseley Poultry
Rose DunnPoultry
C L Ivey Eggs
Henry HaginFish
J O SnowPoultry
A J GibsonPoultry
M N ToulsonPoultry
J A PalmerPoultry
J J Waxelbaum CoPotatoes
Milledgeville Oil CoCotton Seed Hulls
J M EdwardsButter
S WilliamsEggs
C Adams Poultry
W EdwardsPoultry
G W ParkerPoultry ZZZZZZZZZ
J L MartinPoultry
J M AndersonPoultry
S B Traywick Poultry
Amount
5 63
3 7o
6 19
10 25
3 o
52 75
13 25
4 88
8 66
7 00
6 25
3 60
8 55
5 3
12 94
3 31
35 5
63 00
23 75
J73 25
6 25
26 80
11 50
3 70
7 06
10 26
4 40
37
216 00
119 49
6 25
75 35
19 25
8 87
5 06
9 25
6 30
9 45
33 75
9 65
16 70
8 75
5 35
6 60
4 50
7 35
29 40
7 50
57 97
46 95
9 00
3 05
20 60
8 50
4 75
7 6S
9 20
31 02
64
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
To Whom Paid What for
Dec 5 A M YoungPoultry
A N TorrancePoultry
J C HicksPoultry
William RicePoultry
T W TurkButter
J M EdwardsButter
T H LatimerButter
A RaifordPoultry
Milledgeville Oil CoCotton Seed Hulls
William DavisPoultry
J F PruittPoultry
Fayetle BaxterPoultry
Henry HaginFish
Milledgeville Oil CoCotton Seed Hulls
Samuel GilbertPoultry
W EdwardsPoultry
G W ParkerPoultry
W C PattersonPoultry
J M EdwardsButter
J M DarnellPotatoes
Josh Gunn Poultry
A T KingreyPoultry
W D Green Fruit 237 08
T H LatimerButter 7 T2
J M EdwardsButter 8 75
J A PalmerPoultry 7 5o
J J Waxelbaum CoTurnips 4
F H Leggett CoPepper 3 3
Austin Nichols CoSyrup 155 7
J C Roth CoHams 121 69
Amount
7 5
5 10
9 55
9 15
9 69
8 37
6 25
9 00
42 98
4 05
5 35
11 22
9 60
46 oS
4 s5
5 75
5 00
5 75
8 37
46 90
8 25
11 00
15
30 10
8 60
28 45
77 7
E B BalesPoultry
S B TraywickPoultry
Walter HoganPoultry
W EdwardsFruit
W D GreenFruit
Ellison SchwlerBeef 94 78
John DavisMutton 140 99
F W Hollenshead Butter 10 26
J T BronnanTrees 32 85
t A Home Groceries 33 08
J M EdwardsMilk 81 00
Ellison SchwlerBeef 912 69
M Wagnon Milk
J M McGheePoultry
O M ConeMilk
J A BrooksMilk
G C McKinley Milk
T TreanorMilk
Hall Treanor Groceries
T M Conn Groceries
H BloodwormPoultry
Carr Conn Soda
W D GreenFruit
J J Waxelbaum CoTurnips 84 38
Compton Bell Groceries 25 10
B C MoorePoultry 10 15
Guy RussellPoultry 13 4o
F BroxtonPoultry 11 5
79 7o
3 30
27 00
27 00
23 98
39 96
20 58
20 05
7 00
2 00
1 87

GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
65
To Whom Paid What for
Dec 5 J B O QuinnPoultry
J C DenuardPoultry
W C DokePoultry
H E McCombGroceries
J M EdwardsButter
W A HallPoultry
G B Tray wickPoultry
W EdwardsPoultry
Milledgeville Oil CoCottou Seed Hulls
T H LatirnerButter
P W Williamson Poultry
J M EdwardsButter
S E Brown Poultry
T W ParkerPoultry
J P Humphries Poultry
E F NewbyPoultry
J W ButlerPoultry
J T DuPreePoultry
W EdwardsiPoultry
F H Leggett CoPepper
W EdwardsPoultry
Milledgeville Oil Co Cotton Seed Meal
J A M DanielPoultry
J M EdwardsButter
1898
Jan 5 M Wagnon Fish
Bettie SalmonPoultry
F B BeuionPoultry
W EdwardsPoultry
T H LatirnerButter
J M FountainPoultry
A T KingreyPoultry
J M EdwardsButter
J H ConnelPoultry
F M McCookPoultry
W A TorrancePoultry
J S SpencePoultry
E B BalesPoultry
M L ByingtonPoultry
J A M Daniel Poultry
John Bell Poultry
J M MartinPoultry
W EdwardsPoultry
H AdolphusPoultry
C E AllenPoultry
J H BloodworthPoultry
Jaques Tiusley CoOat Meal
P J BerckmansTrees
Samuel RumphTrees
T H LatirnerButter
S B TraywickEggs
A H ByerPoultry
T W ParkerPoultry
Waxelbaum CoOnions
F E Block Candy
J N ConnerPoultry
T W Turk Butter
J M EdwardsButter
Amount
16 25
15 05
9 00
7 30
9 44
27 20
33 85
5 00
44 25
6 31
21 70
9 71
6 60
4 3
33 78
6 45
1970
2150
11 25
3 63
16 15
22050
8 80
II 62
4 75
5 PO
8 90
19 80
8 31
i 9 5
1570
10 38
9 5
9 55
4 15
10 47
7 4o
470
10 80
4 105
12 70
6 25
17 20
2 30
2 75
275
16 00
40 00
8 80
27 30
7 80
13 80
43 20
36 00
3 80
10 81
jo 12

66
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
To Whom Paid What for
Jan 5 Walter DavisPoultry
W J SimpsonPoultry
R IveyPoultry
W EdwardsPoultry
John DavisPoultry
F A BentleyPoultry
J E JacksonPoultry
W L JohnsPoultry
T H LatirnerButter
W W Bentley Poultry
J M EdwardsButter
S B Tray wickPoultry
S B TraywickCow
George Washington Poultry
D C KingreyEggs
M B ByiugtonEggs
O N EastonCheese
Cuddy CoCheese
W D JenkinsPoultry
A D NesbitCow
J M EdwardsButter
T H LarimerButter
Wright SonEggs
J A HomeSyrup
Austin Nichols CoSugar
J R HiuesTobacco
J M Edwards Poultry
J A HomeGroceries
Austin Nichols CoSyrup
J M EdwardsButter
John DavisMutton
M WagnonMilk
G W HollinsheadButter
Ellison SchoolerMilk
G C McKinley Milk
O M ConeMilk
J A BrooksMilk
T TreanorMilk
J A HomeGroceries
T M ConnGroceries
Carr ConnGroceries
J A HomeGroceries
Hancock Bros CoTobacco
J A PalmerPoultry
T H LatirnerButter
Hall TreanorGroceries
Compton BellFruit etc
J M EdwardsButter
W EdwardsPoultry
J M EdwardsMilk
Carr Conn Sugar
J A HomeSyrup
J M EdwardsButter
G SchwartzRice
Fb 5 T H LatirnerButter
J M EdwardsButter
Austin Nichols CoSoda
S B TraywickPoultry
Amount
8 45
17 05
2 70
5 25
17 25
3 25
21 30
6 25
6 62
3 05
7 87
33 95
20 00
6 87
9 60
3 10
S 06
3 88
4 75
3i 25
17 31
5 00
4 00
16 10
659 05
19 20
21 95
34 31
447 24
10 00
134 32
80 9s
10 33
977 7
27 90
27 90
27 90
47 43
26 09
7 15
117 88
S3 40
363 40
10 90
6 25
13 45
37o 25
7 62
5 25
83 7
135 21
76 89
8 12
644 56
10 06
6 81
II 88
3 00

7Wma j
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
To Whom Paid What for
Feb 5 J T Dupree JrPoultry
67
T W TurkButter
J M EdwardsButter
Josh Gtinn Poultry 1Z
S B TraywickPoultry
S R Jaques CoGroceries
T H LatitnerButter
J M EdwardsButter
F Broxton Poultry
A RaifordPoultry
J M EdwardsButter
W EdwardsPoultry
J A PalmerPoultry
W EdwardsPoultry
R H Malone Syrup
J M EdwardsButter
T H LatimerButter
S R Jaques CoGroceries
Milledgeville Oil CoCotton Seed Meal
Swift CoButterine
S R Jaques CoGroceries
J M EdwardsButter
C L MoranPoultry
R Buist CoSeed
G W JonesPoultry
S R Jaques CoGroceries
M Wagnon Milk
T TreanorMilk
G C McKinleyMilk
O M ConeMilk
J A BrooksMilk
J M EdwardsMilk
G W HollinsheadButter
c m WrightBeef
O D LayfieldEggs
E B BalesEggsZ
J M EdwardsButter
J A HomeTobacco
T M ConnGroceries
Hall TreanorGroceries
J D BalesEggs
Swift CoButterine
J A HomeGroceries i
H E McCombGroceries
S R Jaques CoGroceries
C S LaneButter
A T KingreyPoultry
W EdwardsPoultry
C L IveyPoultry
G W ParkerEggs
R Iey Eggs
J M EdwardsButter
Waxelbaum CoFruit
J S SpenceEggs
P A GunnEggs
O D LayfieldEggs
E McCookPoultry
M L ByingtonPoultry
Amount
8 5o
9 8i
6 06
5 69
24 47
707 21
7 62
5 37
19 42
13 20
9 50
5 63
35 99
8 65
167 44
6 12
7 69
380 16
360 00
180 00
173 9i
4 62
11 88
99 33
12 00
116 00
76 47
47 25
26 86
27 90
27 90
67 50
13 37
719 u
3 5
2 50
4 25
24 25
7 25
17 47
3 24
774 79
965 u
2 35
101 00
2 50
9 00
8 00
5 75
7 00
3 50
4 25
70 21
10 50
8 75
6 86
3 00
7 5068
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
To Whom Paid What for
Feb 5 J M EdwardsButter
T H LatimerButter
W EdwardsPoultry
Swift CoBacon I
S R Jaques CoFlour
C H RichardsonEggs
J M BeckEggs
S B TraywickPoultry
W EdwardsEggs
Swift CoButtenne
Wright SonEggs
J B StilesEggs
R IveyEggs
A T KingreyEggs
Mar 5 W A DeasonEggs
J M FountainEggs
G W ParkerEggs
H Iv BloodworthEggs
F M McCookEggs
W R ParkerPoultry
J M EdwardsButter
6 HarperEggs
Carr ConnGroceries
J M EdwardsButter
T H LatimerButter
C W Moran Eggs
J S SpenceEggs
E HumphriesPoultry
J T HobbyPoultry
C L Ivey Eggs
D P HillsmanPoultry
J B StilesPoultry
Josh Gunn Poultry
J A PalmerPoultry
J M Edwards Poultry
George RatereePoultry
T W TurkButter
Hugh ParkerEggs
J M EdwardsButter
S B TraywickPoultry
Mrs H FraleyPeas
O D LayfieldEggs
M L ByingtouEggs
T H LatimerButter
E HumphriesPoultry
R H MaloneSyrup
J M EdwardsButter
A T KingreyEggs
V S JamesPoultry
M E SmithYeast
R B TorranceEggs
T M FountainEggs
F W ButtsFish
J LeeEggs
J M EdwardsButter
W A BatsonPoultry
J O SnowPoultry
Swift CoButteriue
Amount
7 22
7 19
9 5
156 72
344 28
4 72
5 00
37 93
4 00
168 72
13 75
3 90
3 4
7 75
5 85
7 95
3 80
6 81
20
50
37
15
41 66
4 62
6 37
8 5
6 65
20
20
95
50
90
77
15 25
4 50
9 5o
10 62
10 20
5
28 27
22 50
6 25
6 35
5 69
9 5
167 44
6 00
10 40
4 5
19 60
3 9
6
45
40
75
37
70
75
180 00
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
To Whom Paid What for
Mar 5 Milledgeville Oil CoCotton Seed Meal
T M ConnGroceries
L E DanceCows
T H LatimerButter
J M EdwardsButter
C M WrightBeef
G W HollinsheadButter
M WagnonMilk
J M EdwardsMilk
G C McKinleyMilk
J A BrooksMilk
O M ConeMilk
T TreanorMilk
Hall TreanorGroceries
J A HomeGroceries
H E McCombGroceries
J M EdwardsButter
Carr ConnSugar
Carr ConnCrackers
T H LatimerButter
J M EdwardsButter
Milledgeville Oil CoCotton Seed Meal
Carr ConnGroceries
Jones BethuneTurnips
J M EdwardsTurnips
April 5 T H J WilliamsA Plants
E McCookPoultry
A S BassPoultry
W EdwardsPoultry
J M EdwardsButter
T H J WilliamsA Plants
M WagnonFish
E HumphriesPoultry
C MoranEggs
O D Lay fieldEggs
M WagnonFish
C L IveyEggs
D C KingreyEggs
T H LatimerButter
J L BloodworthEggs
J M EdwardsButter
W E Hay goodEggs
J A WagnonFish
R H MoorePoultry
J S SpenceEggs
M L ByingtonEggs
Steve HarperEggs
Bert WagnonFish
J C JacksonPoultry
G F RobersonPoultry
Hugh ParkerPoultry
E HumphriesPoultry
J M FountainPoultry
H K BviugtonEggs
J M EdwardsButter
W EdwardsPoultry
P A GunnEggs
S B Tray wickEggs
69
216 oo
2 65
60 00
6 75
4 69
735 84
10 72
76 ix
51 5
25 20
25 20
25 20
41 76
2 05
965 I2
5 10
4 5
184 09
5 05
631
5 50
40 80
285 06
11 75
40 60
22 50
4 9
4 30
6 00
7 06
22 50
9 66
n 50
6 50
4 65
9 60
3 50
3 60
6 06
12 55
4 25
20
69
06
50
25
40
12
75
56
3J
10 50
5 4o
3 5
6 06
5 20
5 10
34 58
70
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
To Whom Paid What for
April 5 Jones BethunePeas
M J Glynn CoTea
W EdwardsPoultry
T H LatimerButter
J M EdwardsButter
S HarperEggs
W EdwardsEggs
R H MaloueSyrup
S R Jaques CoGroceries
Alex D S CoSeed
J M EdwardsButter
William WardPoultry
J A HomeGroceries 2
Waxelbaum CoFruit
S B TraywickPoultry
J M KingEggs
M E SmithYeast
W EdwardsPoultry
T H LatimerButter
J M EdwardsButter
S HarperEggs
Wright SonEggs
M L ByingtonEggs
G F RobersonEggs
T TreanorMilk
J M EdwardsButter
C M Wright Beef
G W HollinsheadButter
G C McKinleyMilk
J A BrooksMilk
O M ConeMilk
J M EdwardsMilk
M WagnonMilk
Waxelbaum Co Turnips
J A HomeTobacco
Carr ConnSugar
Hall TreanorGroceries
T M ConnGroceries
J W TreadwellTurnips
S B TraywickPoultry
J M EdwardsButter
T H LatimerButter
O D LayfieldEggs
C H RichardsonEggs
Jones BethunePotatoes
G W ParkerEggs
J M FountainEggs
J M EdwardsButter
May 5 Ollie WarrenPoultry
S HarperEggs
M L ByingtonEggs
J L BarnesEggs
A T KiugreyEggs
T H LatimerButter
J M EdwardsButter
J B StilesEggs
W L HomePeas
S B TraywickPoultry
Amount
5 00
195 84
16 43
5 3i
5 44
6 55
5 00
151 66
695 22
1 r 75
6 9
9 22
034 88
40 95
29 5
8 80
18 90
8 56
5 75
5 94
2 5
4 60
6 3
3 84
45 13
6 19
846 55
13 79
27 90
27 90
27 90
69 70
90 65
67 50
35 64
176 00
12 97
6 10
41 40
42 40
4 75
6 31
5 05
4 40
32 00
6 60
6 60
7 06
4 25
4 05
5 90
3 00
9 90
4 25
7 00
4 55
24 38
33 00
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
71
May 5
To Whom Paid What for
A T KingreyEggs 8
W C HaygoodEggs I7 0
Hugh ParkerEggs
J M MastinEggs
J M Edwards Butter
C H BabbEggs
E F NewbyPoultry
J MandersonPoultry
Johu ScogginsPotatoes
W E HumphriesPoultry
J M EdwardsButter
Waxelbaum CoFruit
S L LawrencePoultry iQ 0
S B TraywickPoultry 28 87
JingEggs 975
j a riorueGroceries 303900
J A HomeGroceries
Austin Nichols CoSoda
Savannah Grocery CoCandles
J M EdwardsButter
Cavanaugh BLemons
Rogers Joiner CoTobacco
S R Jaques CoFlour 1353 60
T H LatimerButter
J M EdwardsButter
Amount
7 3
4 50
7 06
9 60
3 00
3 30
27 63
5 40
6 50
4i 43
30 36
14 91
28 00
6 81
3 25
126 00
7 75
5 00
8 00
Armour Packing CoButterine 1
M E SmithYeast
J M EdwardsButter
T H LatimerButter
J M EdwardsOnions
M WagnonFish
T TreauorMilk 4r
G C McKinleyMilk
O M ConeMilk
J A BrooksMilk
J M EdwardsMilk
C M WrightBeef
Waxelbaum CoFruit 1
Hall TreanorGroceries
G W HollinsheadMilk
Carr ConnFlour
Compton BellGroceries
J M EdwardsButter
T H LatimerButter
June 5 J M EdwardsButter
T H LatimerButter
Milledgeville Ice CoIce 47 30
Waxelbaum CoLemons 3 50
J A HomeGroceries 3oq 00
M E SmithYeast 18 9o
Armour Packing CoButterine 168 00
Savannah Grocery CoCandles 28 00
Rogers Joiner CoTobacco 126 00
S R Jaques CoGroceries 13c 60
C M WrightBeef 761 08
Johu DavisMutton 25 95
T H LatimerButter 10 31
J M EdwardsButter 26 00
18 90
7 37
5 62
5 50
84 20
45 45
27 00
27 00
27 00
74 77
634 76
121 73
8 25
37 10
161 50
7 3
5 94
fa 19
15 Si
11 62
HHHHVHIHBnHHHHSBBHHHHHn
72
ANNUAL REPORT OF JHE
Amount
47 56
28 10
27 83
28 30
81 22
76 39
2 00
10 56
13 75
11 75
5 72
6 30
3
21 12
174 9
28 00
168 00
153 20
18 70
To Whom Paid What for
Tune 5 T TreauorMilk
J A BrooksMilk
O M ConeMilk
G C McKinleyMilk
M WagnonMilk
J M EdwardsMilk
T W TurkButter
July 5 J B OQuinnHoney
Carr ConnSoda
Kavanaugh BLemons
Hall TreauorGroceries
Conipton BellGroceries
Savannah Grocery CoOat Meal
J A HomeSyrup
Milledgeville Ice CoIce
Savannah Grocery CoCandles
Armour Packing CoButterine
Rogers Joiner Co Tobacco
M K SmithYeast
J A HomeBacon 284739
C M WrightBeef 95 3
John DavisMutton
J M EdwardsMilk
C M ConeMilk
J A BrooksMilk
Terry TreanorMilk
G W HolliusheadMilk 29 81
J C McKinleyMilk
M WagnonMilk
T H LatimerButter
S R Jaques CoFlour
T W TurkButter
Aug 5 G SchwartzRice
Austin Nichols CoSyrup 203 08
Standard Oil CoCandles 32 67
Waxelbaum CoVinegar 9 33
Savannah Grocery Co Starch 35 9
J A HomeGroceries 1892 26
S R Jaques CoGroceries 2251 71
Buckeve Soap CoSoap 14 17
A J CarrProduce 125 00
Armour Packing CoButterine 185 00
W EdwardsPoultry 9 23
Hall TreauorGroceries 12 26
Kavanaugh BLemons 10 00
A J CarrProduce 45 00
Ja HomeGroceries 96 45
Carr CounGroceries 185 00
Milledgeville Ice WorkIce
A J CarrProduce
W E SmithYeast
G C McKinleyMilk
M WagnonMilk
T W TurkButter
O M ConeMilk
J A BrooksMilk
J M EdwardsMilk 136 05
T H LatimerButter 29 69
353 29
119 07
27 43
27 63
47 i
28 60
75 99
22 62
373 12
7 12
in 60
00 00
18 90
29 75
92 01
8 87
27 90
28 60GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
73
To Whom Paid What for Amount
Aug 5 T TreanorMilk 48 80
John DavisMutton 236 08
C M Wrightlieef 838 70
A J CarrPro luce 500 00
Aug 31 J HomeGroceries 1892 26
S R Jaques CoGroceries 2251 71
G SchwartzSugar 207 00
Austin Nichols CoSyrup 406 17
Armour Packing CoButterine 185 00
Standard Oil CoCandles 59 57
Savannah Grocery CoGroceries 35 g
Buckeye Packiug CoSoap 14 17
A J CarrProduce 175 00
W EdwardsPoultry II 75
Rogers JoinerTobacco 394 27
Kavanaugh BLemons 9 00
A J CarrProduce 300 00
J A HomeBran187 90
Carr ConnCow Feed 54 02
Waxelbaum CoVinegar 19 65
Compton BellGroceries 10 15
Milledgeville Ice CoIce 192 50
M E SmithYeast 18 90
A J CarrProduce 300 00
J M EdwardsMilk 187 88
M Wagnon Milk 77 14
O M ConeMilk 27 90
J A BrooksMilk 28 08
John DavisMutton 227 83
T Treanor Milk 47 68
T H LatimerButter 45 12
T W TurkButter 6 56
C M WrightBeef 1034 32
G C McKinley Milk 27 47
Savannah Grocery CoSalt 67 75
C M WrightBeef 820 18
032 70
ABSTRACT C
Showing in detail the Expenditures on account of Clothing from Sep
tember 1 1897 to September I 1898
To Whom Paid What for Amount
Oct 5 J R Fried CoOsnaburgs 139 52
W H Thomas CoSamples 51 61
Etchisou Bates StarkeHats 4 15
W H Thomas CoBlankets etc 1938 10
Howitt Warner CoSamples
Beckman CoSamples
Miller Beyer CoBlankets
J W TeepleStraw
G C McKinley Feathers
P J ClineHats
Macon Knitting Co
24 93
5 08
24 27
106 00
54 00
62 77
Hosiery 178 75I

I
74
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
To Whom Paid What for
Oct 5 F HaugShoes
Edward WolffDomestics
P J CHueShoes
Finger S M CoShoes
Nov 5 Daimenberg CoBlankets
P J ClineBlankets
F HaugShoes
J R Fried CoChecks
AJoseph Dry Goods
Etchison hates SonHats
Edward WolffDomestics
F HaugShoes
W H Thomas CoCoats
J R Fried CoChecks
Howitt Warner CoBlankets
Beckman CoBlankets
P J ClineShoes
Bowen Jewell CoJeans
Milledgeville Oil CoCotton
A Joseph Blankets
E WolffCoats
Dannenberg CoBlankets
J R Fried CoJeans
P J ClineShoes
Dannenberg CoShoes
Dec 5 F HaugShoes
G W HollinsheadCotton
Bowen Jewell CoJeans
J R Fried CoJeans
F HaugShoes
J R Fried CoDomestics
E WolffCoats
P J ClineCoats
E E Bass BroDry Goods
J R Fried CoDry Goods
Bowen Jewell CoCoats
W H Thomas CoCoats
1898
Jan 5 Dannenberg CoBlankets
W H Thomas CoOil Cloth
Etchison Bates SonHats
E E Bass BroDry Goods
Alfred WrightCotton
Edward WolffHats
Macon Knitting CoHosiery
F HaugShoes
P J ClineCoats
F HaugShoes
Waxelbaum CoShoes
Etchison Bates SonHats
Prattville C MillOsuaburgs
Edward WolffSheeting
L HechtChecks
Bowen Jewell CoJeans
A Joseph Shoes
Feb s Dannenberg CoCalico
P J ClineShoes
F HaugShoes
286 50
613 80
69 89
115 05
924 66
505
90 13
332 50
14 13
80 00
294 00
i3 25
73 52
463 50
726 00
333 00
2 95
325 20
147 81
359 35
727 15
889 99
227 8r
8 16
18 56
148 20
49 50
325 20
122 50
2 00
115 29
56 o7
448 95
12 00
300 46
383 69
347 5o
347 75
14 66
5 67
6 26
44 27
75 00
176 35
253
238 72
336 60
107 04
182 50
240 00
339 0O
200 48
4o 35
135 50
187 50
45 80
131 25

GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
75
To IVhom Paid What for Amount
Feb 5 A JosephCape 2 50
P J ClineShoes 6 70
Waxelbaum CoShoes 183 52
AJoseph Shoes 5 40
Mar 5 W H Thomas CoCoats 346 17
W H Thomas CoBlankets 508 24
Apr 5
A JosephShoes
P J ClineShoes
W H Thomas CoBlankets
A JosephBlankets
27 63
36 61
808 61
72 00
W H Thomas CoCoats 515 5o
Roff Sims CoShoes 26 05
Milledgeville Oil CoCotton 253 65
W J CarrakerBath Robes
A JosephShoes
P J ClineShoes
May 5 W H Thomas CoCottonade
F HaugShoes
Dannenberg CoShoes
P J ClineHats
Waxelbaum CoCalico
Macon Knitting CoHosiery
13 20
IS 19
b9 3
27 5
7 50
48 00
91 54
46 29
61 88
Bowen
June 5
July 5
Jewell CoCottonade 258 07
Prattville Cotton MillsOsnaburgs 76 67
Edward WolffSheeting 214 87
Dannenberg CoCalico
F HangShoes
56 55
Waxelbaum CoShoes 260
90 70
00
P J ClineShoes
A JosephCalico
Roff Sims CoShoes
P J ClineShoes
Waxelbaum CoSheeting
P J ClineBed Spreads
Macon Knitting CoHosiery
Bowen Jewell CoChecks 258 07
Buttville Cotton MillsOsnaburgs 76 67
E WolffSheeting 2r4 87
Dannenberg CoCalico 56 55
F HaugShoes 90 70
Groff Sons CoShoes 45 84
Waxelbaum CoShoes 260 00
7 62
43 26
45 84
2 50
46 29
9i 54
61 88
F Haug Shoes
Waxelbaum CoDomestics
P J ClineGingham
Dannenburg CoFans
W J CarakerBed Robes
P J ClineBed Spreads
Waxelbaum CoCoats
Macon Knitting CoHosiery
Bowen Jewell CoChecks 253 97
Prattville Cotton MillsOsnaburgs 76 66
Edward WolffCoats 214 86
Dannenberg CoShoes 56 56
F HaugShoes 90 70
Groff Sons CoShoes 45 82
Augusta Broom CoBrooms 35 00
Waxelbaum CoShoes 262 11
24 65
39 04
no 91
5 74
23 52
91 55
46 30
61 87
76
Aug 5
ANNUAL REPORT OF 1H E
To Whom Paid What for Amount
Daunenberg CoCoats ioo 84
Edward WolffSheeting 133 84
J R Fried CoSheeting 168 58
W H Thomas CoDry Goods 9 62
Danuenberg CoCoats 167 00
Etchison Bates SonHats 4 75
Waxelbaum CoFans 4
Groff Son CoShoes 3 25
P J ClineSpreads 112 07
Waxelbaum CoShoes 237 30
Bowen Jewell CoChecks 84 67
Howitt Warner CoCalico 49 7
Aug V Waxelbaum Sims CoShoes 23750
Howitt Warner CoCalico 99 l7
DannenbergCoShoes 201 66
Edward Wolff Sheeting 133 84
J R Fried CoSheeting 348 47
Bowen Jewell CoChecks 182 23
Waxelbaum CoCrash 38 92
W J CarakerRobes 25 87
Dannenberg CoShoes 150 4
J R Fried CoDomestics 141 58
Waxelbaum P CoShoes 32 40
M Rich BrosMatting 122 18
Waxelbaum CoShoes 217 02
Edward WolffSheeting 133 82
P J ClineFlannel 12 91
AJosephShoes 184 08
S EvansCotton 317 79
Prattville Cotton MillsOsnaburgs 213 18
27808 73
1897
oa 5
ABSTRACT D
Showing in detail the Expenditures on account of Fuel
tation from September 1 1897 to September 1
To Whom Paid What For
Southern Express CoFreight
Ga R R CoFreight
Cen of Ga Ry CoFreight
McDonald Coal CoCoal
C F Jackson Freight
L P JeruigauHorse
C H RichardsonWood
W H H BarnesWood
Southern Express CoFreight
W U Telegraph CoTeh grams
Cen of Ga Ry CoFreight
Ga R R Co Freight
McDonald Coal CoCoal
Nov 5 ia Railroad Co Fi eight
Cen of Ga Ry Co Freight
Postal Telegraph CoTelegrams
C F Jackson Freight
and Transpor
1898
Amount
13 25
7 38
9 74
940 63
212 50
200 00
32 73
44 50
9 85
5 19
33 17
21 78
519 81
32 94
53 30
1 05
212 50

GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
77
To Whom Paid What for Amount
Nov 5 McDonald Coal CoCoal 795 30
J A BreunerFreight
W H H BarnesWood
Tennessee Coal CoCoal
Ga R R CoFreight
Cen of Ga Ry CoFreight
W TJ Telegraph CoTelegrams
C FJackson Freight
Southern Express CoFreight
Cen of Ga Ry CoFreight
Ga R R CoFreight
Dec 5 Cen of Ga Ry CoFreight
Ga R R CoFreight
C FJackson Freight
S S ParmaleePole
Waterman CoHorse
W H H BarnesWood
Southern Express CoFreight
Cen of Ga Ry CoFreight
Postal Telegraph CoTelegrams
Ga R R CoFreight
50 60
23 04
72 80
14 63
41 94
6 48
150 00
46 15
1 33
75 4i
27 90
37 04
212 50
15 00
90 00
106 88
12 30
71 28
5 58
20 60
1898
Jan 5
W U Telegraph CoTelegrams 24 03
Feb s
Cen of Ga Ry CoFreight
Ga R R CoFreight
W H H BarnesWood
C F Jackson Freight
Tennesee Coal CoCoal
Cen of Ga Ry CoFreight
Ga R R CoFreight
Southern Express CoFreight
Tennessee Coal CoCoal 165 15
Tennessee Coal CoCoal 62 30
Postal Telegraph CoTelegrams
W U Telegraph CoTelegrams
Ga R R CoFreight
Cen of Ga Ry CoFreight
11 35
28 48
47 36
212 50
221 93
20 67
49 85
43 55
3
9 16
25 71
2 21
W H H BarnesWood
Cen of Ga Rv CoFreight
Ga R R Co Freight
Postal Telegraph CoTelegrams
Southern Express CoFreight
C F Jackson Freight 212 50
183 04
29 06
225 36
1 39
20 10
CFJacksonFreight 112 50
88 63
22 91
250 00
198 88
33 18
7 45
26 44
114 40
14 99
28 00
Mch 5 Ga R R CoFreight
Cen of Ga Ry CoFreight
C FJackson Freight
W H H BarnesWood
W U Telegraph CoTelegrams
Southern Express CoFreight
Cen of Ga Ry CoFreight
Ga R R Co Freight
April 5 Cen of Ga Ry CoFreight
Ga R R CoFreight
G Bernd CoHarness
J R Hicks
W H H Barnes
132 65
Mules 175 00
Wood
152 32
Waterman CoMules 550 0078
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
To Whom Paid What for
April 5 Cen of Ga Ry CoFreight
Ga R R CoFreight
Southern Express CoFreight
May 5 Mingo C C CoCoal
W H SchatzmanWagons
Cen of Ga Ry CoFreight
Ga R R CoFreight
Mingo C C CoCoal
Milledgeville Ry CoFreight
Mingo C C CoCoal
Milledgeville Ry CoFreight
Mingo C C CoCoal
Mingo C C CoCoal
G Bernd CoHarness
Milledgeville Ry CoFreight
Mingo C C CoCoal
Mingo C C CoCoal
W H H Barnes Wood
Ga R R CoFreight
Cen of Ga Ry CoFreight
Southern Express CoFreight
June 5 Ga R R CoFreight
Cen of Ga Ry CoFreight
W U Telegraph CoTelegrams
Mingo C C CoCoal
Mingo C C CoCoal
Mingo C C CoCoal
Mingo C C CoCoal
Mingo C C CoCoal
Mingo C C CoCoal
W H H Barnes Wood
Central of Georgia Ry CoFreight
Georgia Railroad CoFreight
Mingo C C CoCoal
Mingo C C CoCoal
July 5 Mingo C C CoCoal
Mingo C C CoCoal
Southern Express CoFreight
Central of Georgia Ry CoFreight
Georgia Railroad CoFreight
Mingo C C CoCoal
Mingo C C CoCoal
Mingo C C CoCoal
W H H Barnes Wood
Southern Express CoFreight
Georgia Railroad CoFreight
Central of Georgia Ry CoFreight
W U Telegraph CoTelegrams
Mingo C C CoCoal
Mingo C C CoCoal
Aug 5 Central of Georgia Ry CoFreight
Georgia Railroad CoFreight
J R HinesCarts
Mingo C C CoCoal
Mingo C C CoCoal
W H H Barnes Wood
Central of Georgia Ry CoFreight
Georgia Railroad CoFreight
171 73
39 26
15 75
i3 56
225 00
119 73
12 71
501 00
83 83
268 81
41 92
492 80
578 75
157 50
35 53
351 26
273 76
201 92
39 38
4 02
11 15
7 17
4 59
11 39
655 46
204 60
396 14
179 57
634 70
131 59
62 40
5 57
1 21
209 95
212 44
796 40
164 59
14 45
46 39
5 45
54i 47
588 64
414 04
120 64
12 55
26 30
28 00
15 32
442 48
57i 59
15 57
47 97
101 00
582 17
292 32
194 88
121 03
33 16
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
79
Aug
To Whom Paid What for Amount
Southern Express CoFreight 8 85
Coal 729 71
Frejght 35 99
Mingo C C Co
31 Georgia Railroad Co
Central of Georgia Ry CoFreight
Mingo C C CoCoal
Mingo C C CoCoal 126
Mingo C C CoCoal
24 01
391 69
23
690 52
27 73
Mingo C C CoCoal 1
Southern Express CoFreight 8 60
W U Telegraph CoTelegrams 9 61
Central of Georgia Ry CoFreight 99 09
Georgia Railroad CoFreight 81 01
Mingo C C CoCoal 411 26
122177 30
atHHH8BBUBnSSSioMMBHHHH9SBmmBUMMHra
ABSTRACT 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 1897 to September 1st 1898
No
Check
13
15
16
7
J M Wliitaker A P
L M Jones A P
W A ODaniel A P
J C Patterson A P
T E Oertel A P
J W Mobley A P
I J Lamar Steward
G W Hollinshead A S
W H Hunter Store Keeper
T H DeSaussure Engineer
A G North Apothecary
H S Jones Secretary
J M Darnell Matron
A J Carr Treasurer
J A Wray Chaplain
Eugene Foster Secretary B of T
W J Page Chaplain
Sept
166 65
150 00
150 00
150 00
125 00
40 00
183 35
125 00
100 oof
150 00
125 00
3 35
75 00
75 00
4i 65
25 00
166 t5
150 00
150 00
150 00
133 35
60 00
183 35
125 00
100 00
150 00
125 00
88 85
75 o
75 00
27
25 00
13 90
1S97
Nov
166 65
150 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
100 00
183 35
125 00
100 00
150 00
125 00
100 00
75 00
75 00
25 00
41 65
1897
Dec
166
150
150
150
150
100
183
125
100
150
125
100
75
75
65
Jan
166 65
150 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
100 00
183 35
125 CO
100 00
150 00
125 00
100 00
75 00
75 00
25 00 25 00
41 65 41 65
Total765 coi798 85i866 65iS66 65 iS66 65 1841 65 1841 65 1841 65 1841 6531841 65 1841 65i84i 6522 055
Feb
166 65
150 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
100 00
183 35
125 00
100 00
150 00
125 00
100 00
75 00
75 00
4i 65
March
166 65
150 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
100 00
183 35
125 00
100 00
150 00
125 00
100 00
75 00
75 00
4i 65
1898
April
166 65
150 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
100 00
183 35
125 00
100 00
150 00
125 00
100 00
75 00
75 00
4i 65
May
166 65
150 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
100 00
183 35
125 00
100 00
150 00
125 00
100 00
75 00
75 00
June
166 65
150 00
150 00
150 oc
150 00
100 00
1S3 35
125 00
100 00
150 00
125 00
100 00
75 00
75 00
July
166 65
150 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
100 00
183 35
125 00
100 00
150 00
125 00
100 00
75 00
75 00
4i 65
4i 65
4i 65
August
166 65
150 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
100 00
I3 35
125 00
100 00
150 00
125 00
100 00
75 00
75 00
41 65
1 999 80
1 800 00
1 800 00
1 800 00
i 758 35
1 100 00
2 200 20
1 500 00
1 200 00
1 800 00
1 500 00
1 172 20
900 00
900 00
69 40
125 00
430 40
35
A P Assistant Physician A S Assistant Steward Secretary B of T Secretary Board of TrusteesABSTRACT 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 1897 to September 1st 1898
No
Ck
Names
1 Wm Jackson S V
2j J Allen Y A
3 Wm Brookius A
4J W Beck N W
5G N Clarke O S
6J W Oilman N W
7 W P Oilman A
8A J Hawkins A
9J A Hardie A
10 h S Holsey A
nlj A Hubbard A
I2lra Hemphill A
13 R Humphries YA
14 WLHargroveNW
15 J B Jackson A
16 G R Kemp N W
17 E L Lawson A
18 C S Lane A
19 A Leonard A
20 A H Russell A
21 W L Rassee A
22 J 1 Ross A
23 B C Simpson A
24 A Simpson A S V
25 Sam Simpson A
261A S Tennille A
1897
Sept
1897
Oct
30 OO 1 31 00
25 00 25 00
23 70 27 65
25 00 25 00
25 00 25 00
25 00 25 00
25 00 25 00
24 75 22 20
25 00 27 75
25 00 25 00
25 00 25 00
25 00 25 00
25 00 24 90
22 5 25 00
25 00 25 00
23 35 25 00
24 60 25 00
23 00 24 20
21 5 24 40
23 00 22 00
24 50 25 00
24 60 24 75
24 20 25 00
23 00 23 00
23 00 25 00
23 00 25 00
1897
Nov
30 00
25 00
28 00
25 00
25 00
25
25 00
25 00
25 00
28 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
24 60
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
24 25
25 00
22 OO
25 OO
24 75
25 00
25 00
24 50
1897
Dec
189S
Jan
31 00
25 00
27 60
23 35
25 00
2485
24 20
25 00
25 00
25 00
28 00
24 60
25 00
25 00
25 00
23 80
25 00
25 00
17 55
24 60
25 00
22 00
25 00
25 00
22 50
20 00
31 00
20 85
27 15
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
24 20
25 00
27 50
25 I
25 00
25 00
24 9
24 60
25 00
24 75
22 5
13 35
24 65
25 00
22 00
25 00
24 75
16 30
9 5
189b
Feb
March
28 00
24 20
24 85
23 35
25 00
25 00
25 00
24 75
25 00
25 00
24 60
25 00
25 00
24 65
24 25
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
24 35
25 00
22 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
1898
April
1898
May
1898
June
1897
July
August
31 00
24 20
27 40
22 50
27 25
22 50
24 20
24 20
23 35
24 60
22 00
23 35
22 00
22 95
17 10
24 60
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
30 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
24 85
24 20
24 20
25 00
24 50
25 00
25 00
25 00
24 85
25 00
24 85
23 35
25 00
25 00
24 10
20 85
19 85
25 00
24 50
25 00
31 oof
31 00
24 75
20 45
25 00
25 00
22 50
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
24 80
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
24 10
25 00
25 00
21 25
23 10
23 45
24 80
22 00
24 90
24 65
30 00
24 10
25 00
25 00
24 60
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
24 65
23 95
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
24 5
25 00
25 00
19 00
25 00
25 00
23 10
25 00
22 00
31 00
24 20
24 50
23 15
25 00
24 20
25 00
25 00
24 80
24 60
25 00
24 85
25 00
24 20
25 00
25 00
24 80
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
23 35
20 70
25 00
22 00
19 00
24 60
28 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
24 75
24 5
25 00
25 95
25 00
23 75
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
24 70
24 20
19 55
24 60
25 00
22 0027 W K Tennille A
28 W J Vaughn A
29 J F Watson A
30 Geo Whatley A
31 J W Youngblood A
32 A W Allen A A
33 JGBloodworth AA
34 J 15 Babb A A
35
36
37
38
39
4o
4i
EFBloodworthA A
E H Branbam AA
B P Babb A A
5DABloodworthAA
1 A B Babb A A
i R E Callaway AA
1 J D Chapman AA
42 J R Doke A A
43 C M Gibson A A
44 J M Gilman A A
45 M A Gladden A A
46 J V Howard A A
47 Fan Hubbard A A
48 J R Hubbard A A
49 J W Hubbard A A
5oOCHerindine AA
51 JN Layfield N W
52 J J Moore A A
53 L S Massey A A
54 W W Move A A
55 E S Snipes A A
56 J A Smith A A
57 O L Tanner A A
58
59
60
61
62
J J Trice A A
R A Tripper L
ChasTennille A A
W J Willis A A
W W Wilson A A
25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 24 20 25 00 25 00 25 00 24 60 25 00 25 00
25 o 22 50 25 00 24 85 24 80 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 24 5o 24 20
23 60 24 75 25 00 21 70 24 90 25 00 25 00 24 75 24 75 25 00 25 00
24 55 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 22 95
18 OO 25 00 24 50 24 60 25 00 17 00 25 00 24 65 25 00 24 75 25 00
16 65 25 00 25 00 22 95 25 00 24 45 25 00 25 00 24 75 25 00 25 00
16 65 1665 24 90 25 00 25 00 24 75 25 00 23 35 25 00 24 20 25 00 c 1
16 65 16 10 16 65 24 85 24 80 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 23 95 23 6o
16 65 16 65 4 45 25 OO 24 20 25 00 25 00 25 00 20 10 25 00 17 95
16 10 16 10 8 35 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 13 60 24 75 24 25
16 65 J6 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 25 00 25 00
12 50 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 14 15 16 65 16 65
12 50 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 40 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65
16 65 16 65 16 65 l6 IO 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 40 16 15
6 65 16 65 16 65 II 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 20 55 16 65 16 15
16 5 16 65 15 85 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 15
16 65 16 15 15 00 16 40 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 55 16 65 16 15
16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 21 35 J5 40 16 65 16 15 12 50 16 65 15 85
16 65 16 65 16 65 15 30 16 65 16 65 15 90 16 65 11 40 16 65 16 65
16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 15 15 00 20 55 16 65 16 65
16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 15 25 16 65 16 65 16 65 13 90 5 85 16 65
16 65 16 40 16 65 15 40 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65
16 65 7 90 16 65 16 65 14 45 15 55 16 65 16 40 22 20 16 65 16 6s
16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 15 00 16 65 16 65 16 65
16 65 12 50 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65
16 65 16 50 16 65 16 65 16 10 16 65 16 15 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 00
I 65 12 5 16 65 16 65 15 75 16 65 16 15 16 40 16 65 16 65 16 65
8 35 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 50 16 65 16 65 16 40 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 65 16 65 16 65 12 50 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65
16 65 11 65 16 60 16 10 16 65 12 50 16 65 16 65 12 10 15 55 16 651
16 65 16 65 4 95 15 85 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 40 15 85 16 65
16 65 16 65 16 15 15 60 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65
16 65 16 65 16 65 15 90 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65
16 65 16 65 16 65 16 55 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65
16 65 16 10 16 65 16 55 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 651
25 00
24 50
25 00
25 00
24 30
24 70
25 00
23 85
25 00
24 75
25 00
16 10
16 10
16 40
16 10
15 25
16 10
16 65
6 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
12 50
13 85
16 65
13 60
16 65
15 85
16 65
14 85ABSTRACT 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 ist 1897 to September 1st 1898
No 1897 1897 1897 1897 1898 1898 1898 1898 1898 1898 1898 1898
Ck Names Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb March April May June July August
63 E J Wheeler A A 16 10 2 90 1 16 65 1 12 25 f 16 65 15 85 36 65 15 85 36 65 1 16 65 16 65 16 65
64 A V Cross H N 40 00 40 00 40 00 39 9 40 00 40 00 40 00 40 00 40 00 40 00 3865 28 00
65 Annie Shivers S V 16 65 16 65 16 6s 16 6s 16 65 12 80 36 65 16 6S 16 6s 36 65 16 15 16 65 30 55
66 Fannie Robinson A 16 65 14 45 15 80 16 65 16 65 15 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 30
67 16 65 16 65 16 40 16 65 5 85 15 85 3 5 85 16 65 16 65 16 65 36 65 36 65
68 Clinnie Porter A 15 00 16 65 16 55 16 65 40 16 35 36 55 35 75 16 40 16 65 16 65 36 45
6q Harriet Stanley A 16 65 16 65 14 90 16 65 10 70 16 55 34 35 16 65 35 85 16 65 16 65 36 65
70 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 15 7o 15 35 3 6 55 36 65 16 65 36 65 34 55 36 65
71 Mattie Ketchins A 14 45 16 65 16 65 16 65 13 35 15 60 35 75 16 65 16 65 16 65 35 45 5 55
72 5 55 1 95 16 65 16 65 16 10 16 65 34 65 34 85 36 65 36 65 12 25 3 7 35
73 16 65 16 65 15 25 16 65 15 60 16 65 8 40 16 65 16 65 16 65 12 80 16 65
74 Georgia Pearson A 16 65 15 65 11 70 16 65 11 70 j6 65 8 00 3 6 65 16 65 16 65 35 80 16 65
7S Lucy Hubbard A 16 65 16 65 14 7c 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 36 65 16 65 16 40
76 Mattie Babb A 16 65 16 65 13 90 16 65 16 65 16 65 36 65 36 65 36 65 36 65 16 65 16 65
77 M E Brookins A 16 65 15 65 15 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 36 65 16 65 14 45 36 65 8 60 16 65
78 Georgia Heall A 11 70 16 65 11 70 16 65 16 65 16 65 36 65 16 65 36 65 36 65 15 20 16 50
7Q Kate Lyons A 16 65 H 45 16 50 16 5 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 36 65 36 65 11 15 13 35
80 Anna Hitchcock A 16 65 16 65 16 30 16 65 16 65 36 65 16 65 36 65 36 65 16 65 35 80 16 10
81 Emma Layfield A 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 3 6 65 36 65 36 65 15 80 16 20
82 Ada Layfield A 16 65 15 l5 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 36 65 16 6s 16 65 15 80 11 70
83 Carrie Woodall A 11 70 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 3 6 65 16 65 16 65 15 ou 36 65 3 5 65
84 Sallie Domincy A 16 65 16 65 16 6s 16 65 16 6s 16 65 16 65 16 65 36 65 16 65 36 65 33 80
85 Dena Garner A 16 65 11 70 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 3 6 6s 36 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 11 70
86 Eugenia Duggan A 16 65 6 35 16 65 16 65 16 65 36 65 3 6 6s 16 65 35 75 15 55 36 65 33 9
87 Celia Hubbard A 16 65 13 9 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 36 65 16 65 16 65 34 45
88 S F Hearn A 16 65 J6 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 36 65i 3 6 65 35 55 34 45 16 65 16 65 16 65
89 Mary Lane N W
90 MERobinsonN W
91 Nellie Carey N W
92 P Penkstou N W
93 Ay Huffman N W
94 Mattie Clark N W
95 M E Smith Y A
96 Evan Butts Y A
97 D Summers Seam
98 Rachel Wynn A A
99 Mamie Broke A A
100 D Bloodworth A A
101 B Herindine A A
102 Alma Snipes A A
103 Gussie Ross A A
104 Annie Taylor A A
105 O Collins A A
106 Annie Wilson A A
107 Mat Gholstin A A
108 M Freeman A A
109 Julia Hubbard A A
110 Bessie Johnson A A
in Lavonia Miller AA
112 Jerusha Wood A A
113 E Underwood A A
114 Mattie Wilson A A
115 Dona Gilman A A
116 Lena Perkins A A
117 Laura Furr A A
118 Evie Tanner A A
119 Georgia Frasur A A
120 Nellie Wall A A
121 Ada Gibson A A
122 Leila Posey A A
123 M Champion A A
124 Lucy Dawson A A
16 65 16 65
16 65 16 t5
16 65 16 65
ir 70 16 65
16 65 16 65
16 65 16 65
16 65 16 65
16 65 16 65
15 40 8 75
12 50 12 50
12 50 10 40
12 50 12 50
12 50 12 00
11 60 12 00
12 40 12 40
9 60 12 50
10 50 12 00
8 00
9 05
12 25
12 50
12 5
9 60
12 50
12 50
8 35
12 5o
12 251
12 50
11 60
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 5i
12 50
12 50I
11
4
12
8
12
70
40
5
90
50
10 85
12 50
11 50
12 30
11 40
9 50
12 00
11 50
12 50
12 00
12 00
12 00
12 50
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 651
10 6o
12 50
12 50
13 4o
10 65
12 50
12 40
11 50
10 50
12 50
10 50
12 50
9 6o
12 50
12 50I
11 5l
12 5
11 251
12 5i
11 25I
12 5
8 55
12 50
8 55
12 50
8 55
12 50
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 30
14 90
12 50
12 5
12 50
12 50
12 50
8 15
12 50
12 40
12 5
12 5j
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 5
12 50
11 70
10 75
11 60
11 60
9 35
12 501
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
12 35
11 25
10 00
5 9
2 90
1 65
11 60
10 40
7 90
2 45
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 5
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50I
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 651
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
15 55
16 15I
4 95
16 65
10 75
10 85
10 90
4 60
10 75
11 70
It 60
7 75
12 50
12 50
12 5
12 501
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
16 65
16 65
6 651
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65i
16 65
16 65
16 65
12 50
8 75
9 45
12 50
5 7
12 50
jo 90
9 80
15 45
16 20
11 8oi
10 851
12 50
4 45
11 60
11 55
50
5
50
501
60
16 30
10 05
8 95
16 65
16 65
15
16 65I
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
15 5
16 65
16 65
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
11 70
10 90
12 5
12 50
9 3
12 50
8 15
12 501
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 5
12 50
12 10
12 30
13 90
15 75
16 10
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 55
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
12 50
12 50
12 50
11 70
12 50
10 70
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
14 00
12 5
12 50
11 70
12 50
12 50
12 50
10 50
12 50
16 65
16 65
16 65
14 45
16 40
13 35
16 65
16 65
11 10
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 65
16 95
16 65
12 50
11 70
11 60
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 5i
12 50
12 50
11 70
10 40
12 25
10 85
16 15
11 401
12 50
12 50
12 50
16 65
16 65
13 9 I
15 55
15 00
17 35
12 25
15 55
16 10
16 651
16 65
16 65
16 65
15 55
16 65 i
12 io1
11 75
12 50
11 90
12 50
11 90
12 50
12 50
12 50
8 75
12 501
11 5
11 951
18 75
12 5
12 50
11 70
12 50
12 50
10 70
12 50
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
12 80
13 90
16 65
16 65
16 65
12 50
12 5
15
15 65
16 80
16 80
16 05
16 05
16 95
17 00
12 50
12 5
11 60
12 5
10 85
12 50
12 50
15 ABSTRACT F Continued
Consolidated Statement of Wages Pay Roll showing amount paid each employe per month and per annum also aggregate
amount of Pay Roll from September I 1897 to September 1
No
Ck
Names
1897
Sept
125Nellie Babb A A
126
127
128
129
Ludie KnowlesAA
Ada Hood A A
E Bumgartel A A
Ida Moore A A
130 Jennie MorganAA
Sina Simmons A A
Fan Jones A A
Jimmie Baugh A A
Monisa Jordon A A
J T Farell S V
M Farell Mat
Sam Shughts A
James Hogau A
Butts Davis A
i40Silas Tucker A
1411Alex Foster A
142 Judson Hall A
143 Milus Hall A
144 Theo Bryant A
145 Wesley Singleton A
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
146
147
148
149
150
Jordan Smith A
James Bivens A
Matthew Reese A
Mack Rogers A
Uriah Harper A
1897
oa
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
6 50
12 50
12 50
10 60
12 30
12 10
49 50
33 35
25 00
18 00
14 00
12 50
12 5c
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 5c
12 5c
12 5c
12 5c
12 5c
12 50
1897
Nov
11 25
8 75
1 95
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
10 80
12 50
49 25
33 35
25 00
18 00
14 00
2 80
11 15
12 50
12 15
12 10
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
1897
Dec
Sn 85
6 55
11 60
10 35
12 50
11 25
12 50
10 00
12 30
11 50
49 50
33 35
25 00
18 00
14 00
12 5
11 75
10 25
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 5
12 50
12 50
12 5
12 50
1898
Jan
12 50
12 15
12 50
12 50
10 85
12 25
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
49 25
33 35
25 co
18 00
14 00
12 50
12 50
12 5
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 25
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 5
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
49 H5
33 35
25 00
18 00
14 00
12 40
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
1S98
Feb
March
12 5
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 25
12 25
12 25
12 50
50 00
33 35
25 00
18 00
14 00
12 50
11 70
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
1898
April
11 40
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
5 05
12 5
11 50
50 00
33 35
25
18 00
14 00
12 50
11 70
12 15
2 90
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 5
12 50
12 50
12 50
May
12 50
12 50
12 35
12 50
12 5
12 50
5
12 50
12 50
12 50
50 00
33 35
25 00
18 00
14 00
12 50
12 50
11 70
12 50
12 50
12 25
12 50
11 30
12 50
12 50
12 25
189s
June
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
11 25
12 50
12 50
11 10
12 40
50 u
33 35
25 00
7 85
14 00
12 10
12 15
12 10
12 5
12 50
12 50
12 5
12 50
12 50
11 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 40
12 50
12 50
12 50
10 75
12 50
12 50
12 50
50 00
33 35
25 00
18 00
14 00
11 50
12 50
12 50
12 5
11 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
1S9S
July
1898
August
II 90 12 5
II 90 13 60
17 50 12 80
12 50 12 50
II 90 11 90
9 75 12 50
11 15 12 50
12 50 16 75
12 50 12 50
12 50 10 40
50 00 50 00
33 35 33 35
16 05 25 00
18 00 18 75
14 00 12 00
10 85 12 05
12 50 11 60
12 50 10 00
17 50 12 50
12 10 12 50
12 50 16 00
8 75 16 00
12 50 11 25
8 35 12 50
12 5c 12 50
12 5c 12 30
i5iGeorge Stevens A
1521 Walter River A
153 John Roberson A
154 Tom Ray A
155 Sol Willis A
156 Hickman Geles A
157 Henry Thweatt A
158 Sol Lamar A
159 Genie Rogers A
160 David Kile A
161 Cyrus Taylor A
162 Adam Giles A
163 Mark Phillips A
164 John Dixon A
165 Chas Washington
166 Artie Traywick A
167 Ella Harper A
168 Nora Wise A
169 Mary Rivers A
170 M Hitchcock A
171 Eliza Calhoun A
172 Anna Thomas A
173 Ellen Williams A
174 Janette Traywick A
175 Carrie Pearson A
176 Mamie Fipher A
177 Emma Harper A
i78Ophelia Burley A
i79Kittie Hill A
iSoJLizzie Parham A
181 Iou Harper A
l82Ella Harris A
183 Clara Harper A
184 Elenor Moseley A
185Mary Whayby A
l86JSopha Bailey A
12 5 12 5 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 5 12 50 12 50 12 25 12 50 12 50 II 50
12 50 12 35 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 5 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 5 II 25
12 50 12 5 12 00 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 5 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 5 II 90
12 50 12 5 12 25 12 50 12 50 12 5 12 35 12 00 14 00 12 50 12 50 12 50
12 5 12 5 12 00 12 50 12 5 12 5 12 10 12 50 15 7 12 50 12 50 7 50
12 50 12 50 12 5 12 50 12 50 12 50 11 75 12 50 12 5 12 50 12 00 12 50
12 50 12 5 1 5 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 5 12 50 12 50 12 35 10 65 12 00
12 50 12 50 12 5 12 50 12 50 12 5 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50
12 50 12 5 12 5 12 50 12 5 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 00 12 5 12 50
12 50 12 5 12 50 12 50 12 5 12 50 12 5 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50
12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 5 12 5 12 50 12 5 12 50 12 50 12 5
12 50 12 5J 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 5 12 50 12 50 12 5 11 50 12 50
12 50 12 50 12 50 9 00 12 50 12 50 12 5 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 5 12 5
12 5 12 50 12 5 10 95 12 5 12 5 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 5 12 50
9 60 11 00 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 5 12 50 12 50 12 5 12 5 12 50
7 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 5 IO 00
12 50 12 50 12 50 10 00 12 50 10 00 12 50 9 5o 10 40 12 50 12 5o 12 50
12 50 12 So 12 00 10 00 12 50 10 00 12 5 9 30 16 65 7 10 12 15 12 50
10 00 12 35 14 00 10 00 12 50 10 00 12 50 9 00 16 40 13 75 12 50 12 50
10 00 8 35 13 00 10 00 9 5 10 00 12 5 10 00 10 00 15 00 12 50 12 50
10 00 12 50 7 50 9 15 8 35 10 00 12 50 10 00 8 25 10 00 12 5 12 50
10 00 12 50 12 50 10 00 9 00 10 00 12 50 10 00 10 00 10 00 12 5 12 50
10 00 10 00 12 5 10 00 10 00 10 00 12 5 10 00 9 60 10 00 12 50 12 25
10 00 10 00 10 65 10 00 10 00 10 00 12 50 10 00 9 75 10 00 12 50 12 50
10 00 10 00 10 00 9 15 10 00 10 00 12 50 10 00 8 65 10 00 12 50 12 50
10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 12 5 10 00 10 00 10 00 12 50 12 OO
10 00 10 00 10 00 8 45 10 00 10 00 12 50 10 00 10 00 10 00 12 50 12 OO
TO 00 IO 00 IO 00 9 25 10 00 10 00 12 5 9 00 10 00 10 00 12 50 IO 00
IO 00 8 05 IO 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 12 50 10 00 9 20 10 00 10 00 10 00
IO 00 8 55 IO 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 8 30 8 30 9 75 10 00 8 45 9 OO
IO 00 7 95 IO 00 8 30 10 00 10 00 8 40 10 00 9 75 10 00 10 00 IO 00
IO 00 10 00 IO 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 9 85 9 75 9 25 10 00 10 00 IO 00
10 00 9 25 IO 00 9 5o 9 55 10 00 10 00 8 60 9 75 9 4o 9 85 9 OO
10 00 10 00 IO 00 9 3 10 00 10 00 10 00 9 25 10 00 10 00 10 X 10 00
IO 00 7 00 IO 00 8 30 10 00 10 00 10 00 9 50 10 00 10 00 9 50 IO CO
9 65 10 00 IO 00 9 15 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 12 50 IO 00
11
ABSTRACT 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 I 1897 to September 1 1898
No
Ck
187
Names
Sadie Andrews
Susie Hurt A
189 Lula Hogan A
190 Ida Moore A
191 Hester Watkins A
192 Anna Russel A
193 Corn McDonnell A
194 Anna Bates A
195 Anna Tucker A
196 Mary Odom A
197 Beatrice Ring A
19SS E Wright K D
199J H Branan ED
200 J E Hudson K 1
201 JEHumphriesED
202 D Presswood E D
203 E A Leonard E D
204 J W Moye E D
205 Wilburn Scott ED
206 Simon Scott E D
207 Dud Wiggins E D
208 S E Bothwell E D
209 W Wilson E D
210 PMHemphillED
211 Josh Carter E D
212 B F SummersED
1897
Sept
1897
oa
1897
Nov
10 00
10 ool
10 00
9 00
10 00
65
10 00
10 00
10 00
8 00
6 00
39 75
29 00
30 00
30 00
28 85
30 00
22 55
42 50
18 20
13 75
30 00
27 5
30 00
19 20
52 00
8 15
8 00
10 00
10 00
8 15
10 00
10 00
9 25
9 35
10 00
10 00
40 00
30 00
29 75
29 65
29 80
30 00
25 00
46 50
20 05
T2 90
30 00
28 65
39 9
19 8S
52 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
39 5o
30 00
30 00
30 00
28 85
30 00
25 00
44 75
18 40
19 70
30 3
19 20
13 25
18 75
52 00
1897
Dec
1898
Jan
1898
Feb
March
1898
April
8 30
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
9 15
40 00
29 50
29 85
30 00
27 3
30 00
25 00
46 15
18 55
13 45
31 00
31 00
19 85
13 45
54
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
40 00
29 00
29 60
29 75
29 80
30 00
25 00
44 60
18 15
13 20
31 00
33 00
30 70
19 85
54 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
40 00
30 00
29 25
29 25
28 85
30 00
24 20
41 50
19 20
II 3
27 65
28 OO
27 25J
19 20j
44 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
9 80
10 00
10 00
9 15
10 oo
40 00
30 00
29 65
30 00
28 85
30 00
24 20
46 25
19 00
3 7j
13 45i
31 00
31
19 85
47 ool
May
June
1898
July
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
3 9
39 50
28 751
29 90
4 901
28 851
30 00
23 35
44 50
17 65
13 75
30 00
30 00
J9 25
44 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
8 95
8 75
10 00
10 00
39 95
30 00
29 50
31 30
30 00
18 45
46 25
25 20
31 00
31 00
31 00
19 85
16 30
20 60
45 9
10 00
10 00
10 00
8 60
10 00
9 50
9 85
10 00
10 00
9 35
10 00
40 00
30 00
30 00
24 75
28 85
30 00
23 80
42 75
32 50
32 5o
23 25
29 25
30 00
30 00
32 25
10 00
10 00
io 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
9 35
10 00
9 80
40 00
13 25
28 50
30 00
29
30 00
23 70
46 50
19 20
13 75
31
31 00
31 00
17 85
52 00
August
10 00
18 75
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
15 85
10 50
T2 30
28 95
IO 00
39 50
30 00
29 25
29 50
46 80
25 00
46 20
43 70
17 75
30 70
19 86
30 00
39 40
25 95
31 65
213 W H Hubbard ED
214 John Hubbard ED
215 J T Pittman E D
216 SBWoodwardED
217 J H Wiggins ED
218 S R Brown E D
219 J B Bynum E D
220 Wm Rountree ED
221 Geo Kernp E D
222 C E Bazemore ED
223 And Boysdale E D
224 D Boysdale B D
225 Jack Ancrum E D
226 C Harper E D
227 S M Layfield ED
228 Jno Mahoney ED
229 Gus Smith E D
230 Emmett West E D
231 Wm Ray E D
232 Wm WilliamsE D
233 Wm Sanders E D
234 Henry HudsonED
235 Sidney Brown E D
236 Ed King ED
237 Geo Wallace E D
238 Horace Smith E D
239 Frank Austin E D
240 Joe Veal E D
241 Cal Scott E D
242Dave Johnson E D
243 J D ReynoldsED
244
245
246
247
248
J T Hobby Stables
R Coleman Wag
W J Hays Wag
Dan Lockhart Wag
C H Simpson Wag
42 25 45 50 45 5 45 50 45 35 42 00 47 25 3 65 43 75 41 85 45 5
31 85 24 35 25 00 3i 25 32 50 26 90 26 90 30 00 23 15 46 55 33 75
36 25 36 25 35 31 25 34 7 19 60 28 45 13 15 32 50 17 25 26 90
26 25 39 21 00 28 95 24 35 27 40 25 9 19 45 4i 25 38 80 23 5
34 4 39 9 39 65 38 45 36 90 32 35 38 45 39 75 30 00 46 50 38 45
30 00 31 00 30 00 30 00 30 00 28 CO 30 00 30 00 31 39 29 5
30 00 32 50 24 00 31 00 31 90 28 00 31 00 3 15 31 65 27 35 30 00
32 85 37 30 00 32 40 31 75 32 25 32 35 32 15 32 25 30 00 31 00
37 50 51 00 32 10 38 50 38 25 35 50 38 75 35 9 48 65 36 95 39
42 50 35 85 38 10 38 85 42 00 42 50 37 60 20 00 34 75 3805 39 25
38 00 22 90 49 00 47 20 37 25 28 95 39 9 39 65 4 25 44 40 13 45
14 00 19 5 35 50 19 5o 13 45 12 35 14 00 14 00 43 3o 43 55 19 5o
20 05 18 20 14 25 19 5o 19 5 18 75 20 60 19 5o 14 23 25 60 15 4o
19 70 10 85 18 75 18 50 20 60 4 75 18 75 13 15 15 00 36 60 19 35
15 75 18 95 19 5o 18 25 12 60 15 75 34 50 17 25 19 50 65 00 34 10
18 35 19 50 20 25 18 00 19 50 18 75 19 7o 39 00 15 20 39 35 9 75
18 75 49 60 42 00 40 25 19 50 38 50 45 50 43 75 22 25 49 4o 39 00
39 80 18 75 12 75 15 75 43 75 4 50 17 5 14 80 31 4o 25 85 28 50
15 75 8 25 18 75 39 00 17 80 18 00 34 5o 15 00 39 54 50 33 75
16 10 39 00 39 13 20 36 00 18 75 20 60 19 5 19 45 37 15 22 70
4 05 19 50 13 50 39 35 11 45 10 50 25 00 15 9 14 60 51 75 18 55
38 60 6 75 5 25 3 5 19 50 18 90 7 50 12 75 38 50 28 80 25 00
20 05 18 00 M 25 18 00 13 90 15 7o 17 60 12 20 24 75 16 60 37 10
5 19 5o 11 25 18 20 12 95 17 25 17 60 13 00 14 55 32 50 27 00
2 25 19 50 4 5 4 85 11 45 9 00 14 80 13 25 17 00 3 65 42 85
18 00 18 75 30 00 28 00 12 20 17 55 11 25 14 80 11 50 2 15 39
20 05 9 00 10 30 13 10 10 30 4 85 11 80 8 45 11 50 1 65 40 65
19 10 30 00 27 50 11 05 12 00 6 95 16 55 15 20 26 00 17 00 27 20
19 50 15 4o 15 5o 10 85 17 5 5 60 1 50 29 00 19 65 24 90
16 10 12 50 6 00 9 95 10 00 11 60 11 25 30 00 26 00 4i 25
2 00 25 00 19 85 11 35 30 00 40 00 30 00 52 85
29 30 29 95 29 75 3 65 30 05 27 60 3 45 29 5 30 95 29 15 31 00
20 75 21 40 21 85 25 75 25 50 25 15 25 25 24 85 21 00 20 15 19 00
26 00 26 00 26 00 26 00 26 00 26 00 26 00 26 00 25 00 26 00 25 80
25 90 29 00 29 00 29 00 28 65 25 75 28 75 25 55 23 50 25 85 26 00
26 00 25 85 26 00 26 00 25 60 25 751 26 00 25 9 24 po 24 00 32 00
20 50
39 85
30 00
31 00
28 50
32 75
43
48 85
47 35
38 5
29 45
43 45
24 55
36 35
37 7
53 6
21 55
30 20
45 45
40 50
29 55
23 5
45 75
22 50
30 00
24 75
30 75
23 65
27 75
36 90
21 00
3 5
21 75
28 75
25 00
23 5hl
ABSTRACT 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 I 1897 to September I 1898
No
Ck
Names
249 John Smith Dairy
250 J A Smith Dairy
251 Mary Smith Dairy
252 M D Hobby Cem
253 C Brookins Gard
254 W Hall Driver
255 John Gilvere F G
256 D E Kibbee Ushei
257 J W Stanley D
258 Mattie Patterson L
259 Lula Lockhart L
260 Emely Farell L
261 Phillis Harper L
262 Len Rice L
263 Dollie Butler I
264Miss Tucker L
265 Kate Jackson D
266 Mary Resby L
267 W D Vinsen Gard
268Steve Harper C B
269 E Scott Sup D
270
271
272
273
274
D Cooper Sup D
A Monghen SupD
R Coleman G K
Geo Bell B S
J O Barnes Dairy
1897
Sept
29 50
17 00
16 65
25 00
25 00
20 00
26 00
30 00
40 00
16 65
16 65
12 50
14 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
41 65
16 65
12 50
5
4
5
3
3
1897
oa
29 65
17 00
16 65
25 00
24 80
20 00
26 00
30 00
40 00
16 65
16 65
12 50
14 00
10 00
10 00
9 65
10 00
10 00
41 65
16 65
12 00
5 o
4 00
5 00
32 5
30 00
1897
Nov
30 00
16 50
16 65
25 00
25 00
20 00
26 00
30 00
40 00
16 65
16 65
12 50
14 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
IO I HI
10 00
41 65
15
50
16
12
5
4
5
32 5
30 00
1897
Dec
29 50
17 00
16 65
25 00
25 00
20 00
27 00
29 TO
40 00
l6 65
16 65
12 50
14 00
TO OO
IO OO
9 75
10 00
10 00
40 15
16 15
12 00
5 5o
4 00
5
33 75
30 00
i9
Jan
28 75
15 85
16 65
25 00
25 00
20 00
26 00
29 50
40 00
16 65
16 65
12 50
14 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
io 00
10 00
4 65
16 15
12 50
4 80
4 00
5 00
32 50
30 00
1898
Feb
March
28 50
17 00
16 65
25 00
25 00
20 00
24 00
29 85
40 00
16 65
16 65
12 50
14 00
9 25
10 00
10 00
io 00
10 00
4 65
16 40
12 10
5
4 00
5 00
30 00
30 00
29 45
16 00
16 65
25 00
25 00
20 00
27 00
30 00
40 00
16 65
16 65
12 50
14 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
30 40
16 65
12 40
5
4 00
5 00
33 75
29 75
1898
April
29 65
16 25
16 65
24 50
17 25
20 00
26 00
28 75
40 00
16 40
6 65
12 50
14 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
16 5
12 25
5 00
4 00
5 10
32 20
28 20
May
1S9S
June
189S
July
24 50
17 00
16 65
25 00
25 00
20 00
26 00
16 40
16 65
12 50
14 00
10 00
TO OO
IO OO
IO OO
TO OO
l6 40
12 50
20 75
14 00
5
3 65
5 00
29 35
29 65
16 65
20 00
22 50
26 00
29 IS
16 65
25 00
25 00
29 75
40 00
16 00
16 65
12 50
14 00
10 00
TO OO
IO OO
IO OO
TO OO
l6 30
12 50
13 20
31 85
29 25
16 65
20 00
22 50
1898
August
25 50
29 65
17 00
16 65
25 00
24 65
20 00
30 00
40 00
16 65
16 65
12 50
14 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
16 15
12 50
5 o
4 00
5 00
31 85
30 00
16 65
16 00
26 50
26 45
29 25
17 00
16 65
24 75
25 00
40 00
16 90
15 65
12 50
14 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
16 40
12 50
00
65
30
05
33 i
29 80275
276
277
278
279
28o
281
282
283
284
285
286
287
288
289
290
291
292
293
294
295
296
297
298
299
300
301
302
303
34
305
306
307
308
309
310
F M Barnes Dairy
J J Layfield Dairy
Julius Sims Gard
Dave Tucker Gard
Wm Quarker Gard
Wm Sanford Gard
Joe Tucker Gard
Logan Turner Gard
A Henderson Gard
H C Whatley K
Morris Sams K
F Giudraw K
L Hicklin K
GusDillard K
Lyl Carter K
Jack Dixou K
Zack Phillips K
A Jalinez Baker
Ike Sams Baker
Sam Sams Baker
J W Scott K
Wm Brown K
Israel Godfey K
Berry Hall K
W Pritchard K
Joe Ingram K
Chas Foard K
Bob Alston K
Sim Henderson K
Jim Stevens K
Howard Sims K
J D HarperSDK
JPRamseaurNW
F Hagan A A
H B Oertel A A
M Lawrence A A
16 20 65 00
13 14 75 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
2 10
42 18 30 Oil
14 16 00 00
15 OO 14 75 15 00
60 50 00
12 12 50 20
25 14 00 00
14 00
14 00
14 50 15 00
15 00
14 00
14 HI
14 00
14 00
12 25
16 65
20 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
13 85
14 00
34 55
17 75
15 00
14 75
15 00
15 00
15 00
15 40
60 00
12 50
12 50
25 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
15 00
15 00
14 75
14 00
14 00
13 60
14 00
12 00
16 65
20 00
13 75
14 00
14 00
14 ou
14 00
14 00
14 00
37 35
19 85
14 50
M 75
15 00
15 00
15 00
10 40
60 00
12 50
12 50
24 90
14 00
H 00
14 DO
14 5o
iS OO
15 OO
14 OO
14 OO
it OO
13 85
11 80
7 50
12 SO
5 45
11 70
16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 20 00 13 75 20 00
20 00 20 00 20 00 20 00 20 00 16 65 13 75 21 00
13 75 13 75 13 45 13 90 16 65 14 00 14 00 13 20
14 00 13 75 14 00 13 75 13 00 14 00 13 75 14 00
14 00 13 75 14 00 13 45 14 00 13 45 13 20 13 75
13 45 14 00 14 00 14 00 13 45 13 45 12 90 14 00
14 00 13 85 12 90 13 15 13 45 13 45 14 00 13 75
13 45 13 85 11 80 12 90 14 00 3 45 14 75 13 60
13 45 14 00 n 55 14 OO 13 45 14 00 15 00 14 00
38 75 39 95 38 75 39 65 41 40 4i 55 44 05 44 50
20 00 20 00 20 00 19 25 20 00 20 00 20 00 20 00
14 75 14 50 15 00 14 50 14 50 14 75 14 50 14 75
15 00 15 0 15 00 15 00 14 00 15 00 15 00 15 00
14 25 14 90 14 50 H 50 15 00 13 40 15 00 14 00
H 50 15 00 14 30 15 00 14 45 14 90 12 50 14 50
15 00 15 00 15 00 15 00 H 75 15 00 12 50 15 00
12 50 12 50 12 50 15 00 12 50 12 60 12 50
60 00 60 00 12 50 12 5 14 00 26 00
12 50 11 50 12 50 12 50 14 00 14 00 12 50
12 50 8 75 12 14 20 00 10 00 12 15 14 00 14 00
14 00 14 00 13 60 14 00 12 50 13 90 13 65 13 00
14 00 14 00 14 00 14 00 13 55 15 00 15 00 14 50
14 00 14 00 13 65 14 00 14 00 14 90 15 00 14 50
15 00 15 00 15 00 15 00 13 85 14 85 H 75 14 35
15 00 15 00 14 40 15 00 15 00 14 00 14 00 14 00
14 50 15 00 15 00 14 50 13 50 14 00 13 85 13 50
14 00 14 00 14 00 14 00 14 00 14 00 14 65 14 00
13 5 14 00 13 75 13 75 14 00 14 00 14 00 14 00
14 00 14 00 13 85 14 00 14 00 15 00 14 00 75
14 00 14 00 14 00 14 00 14 00 15 65 15 00 14 00
11 50 12 50 12 00 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 15 95
12 50 16 55 12 50 II 15 12 50
12 50 16 65 13 95 9 15 12 50 12 50 12 50 17 95
12 50 12 40 12 50 8 45 12 50 12 50 11 60 10 00
12 50 12 50 10 85 9 5 12 50 3 75 11 70 11 10
16 65
20 00
23 00
13 70
13 75
14 00
14 00
13 45
14 00
13 05
7 35
16 5
14 10
20 00
14 00
15 00
14 75
44 50
5 00
15 00
12 50
12 50
14 00
14 00
14 00
15 00
14 50
5 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
ABSTRACT 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 ist 1897 to September 1st 1898
No
Ck
Names
1897
Sept
1897
Oct
1897
Nov
1897
Dec
1898
Jan
1S98
Feb
March
1898
April
1898
May
i9
June
1897
July
August
3
312
3r3
314
35
3i6
317
3i8
3r9
320
321
322
323
324
325
326
327
328
329
33
331
332
333
334
335
336
M Bailey A A
Ada Johnson A A
WAPenington AA
Davis Eaton A A
Dan Johnson A A
Jack Brooks A A
L Samples A A
Albert Hall A A
Fred Owens A A
Frank Hayes A A
Arthur Farell K
W Schremper Bak
Amy Sims L
Marion Gibson OS
J F SimpsonGard
J W Butler Wag
R A Taylor A A
E I Patterson A A
J Pritchord E D
Geo Williams ED
WMFranklin ED
B Cummins E D
R Mason E D
Sam Wright E D
Griff Teuton E D
M A Fowler E D
11 05
12 50
12 50
8 75
8 75
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
12 50
12 50
12 40
12 40
12 50
12 40
11 60
12 50
12 50
12 40
25 00
12 50
12 05
9 85
12 50
10 50
12 50
1 25
12 50
12 50
12 50
25 00
10 00
7 15
9 4o
8 60
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
2 5
9 70
25 00
50 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
9 30
10 00
10 00
9 25
10 00

25 00
5 00
9 9
16 65
8 05
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
24 25
50 00
io 75
16 65
28 50
13 00
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
8 35
12 50
11 25
8 70
8 65
25 00
50 00
79 75
16 65
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
4 15
22 50
50 00
16 65
18 40
17 70
10 00
10 00
4 75
16 50
17 25
18 75
23 50
6 00
24 20
5 00
16 65
29 15
26 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
15 00
15 75
8 25
19 5o
27 00
29 70
30 00
25 00
50 00
14 00
12 25
30 00
26 00
12 50
4 4o
22 50
21 00
16 50
21 00
21 75
8 45
10 85
27 75337
338
339
34o
Flem Jones E D
Chas Hall E D
G Edwards E D
Tom Harris E D
Totals
532 05 5396 7 5565 95 5667 35 5603 95 5439 20 5605 7 5522 2515746 60 6262 00 5968 10 6431 15
27 75
13 10
12 35
4 10
Grand Total 68529 00
KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS USED AFTER NAMES IN FOREGOING
S VSupervisor
MatMatron
GardGarden
LaunLaundry
F GFlower Garden
E DEngineers Department
AAttendant
CeraCemetery
N W Night Watch
S DSuperintendents Department
WagWagoner
B SBlack Smith
A AAssistants Department
Y AYard Attendant
S D RStewards Dining Room
C BCenter Building
O SOutside
BakBakery
KKitchen
UshUsher
H NHead Nurse
A S VAssistant Supervisor
LibLibrary
SeamSeamstress94
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
ABSTRACT
Showing in detail the Expenditures on account of Incidental Expenses
from September i 1897 to September 1 1898
To Whom Paid
Whatfor
1897
Oct 5
Alfred WrightWell
Silas TuckerChairs
Wallace StebbinsPipe
J L Mott Iron WorksPipe
Lombard J W S CoPipe
T O PowellTravling Expenss
Atlanta S CoPipe
C A Conklin CoTinware
J A BrennerPoles
Palmer Hardware CoHardware
Lombard J W S CoPipe
C A Conklin CoTinware
H J Larnar SonsGlasses
Palmer Hardware CoHardware
Lombard J W S CoNails
C Rosensteiu CoMatches
W V Willis CoChairs
J H Press Journal
G D CasePaints
J Staley Tinware
H P ParkerRoofing
E N EunisLumber
II E McCombLiniment
Standard Oil CoOil
W J CarakerB Robes
J W McMillanBrick
Johnston WilsonTinware
Bramhall D CoS Fixtures
Tripod Paint CoGlass
C S B Supply CoPipe
Atlanta SCoPipe
Culver Kidd Brushes
Palmer Hardware CoHardware
E T AilingCottages
William TollisonFencing
Perdue EgglestonBuilding Insurance
Morning NewsPrinting
Standard Oil CoOil
B L LilienthalCrockery
Southern Hardware Co Tinware
Nov 5 Tripod Paint CoPaint
J R HinesLime
W StebbinsPipe
J S Hookey Burners
Augusta Broom CoBrooms
S Hardware CoHardware
H N EllisPainting
E N EnnisLumber
Hartford Fire Iasurance CoInsurance
Home Insurance CoInsurance
E F BeckerRoller
Amount
12 00
5 00
72 53
40 27
5 25
II 07
97 68
14 10
90 00
10 00
32 40
11 40
9 00
63 43
29 36
30 00
36 00
1 00
12 63
4 58
262 ib
609 96
4 00
8 5i
4 20
917 14
36 20
22 56
11 00
7 37
2 50
15 90
7 20
489 94
19 81
Soo 00
32 65
24 60
33 00
12 00
12 60
IS 80
1 68
5 25
79 80
7 70
10 00
354 27
75 00
25 00
40 00
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
95
To Whom Paid What for Amount
Nov 5 Palmer Hardware CoTinware 37 80
C A Coukliu CoTinware 30 84
J R HinesLime 12 00
Southern Hardware CoHardware 43 74
J W McMillanBrick 115 00
Palmer Hardware CoHardware 43 80
Linck LowranceTurpentine 33 77
J E BuerkRepair of Clocks 13 50
C S B Supply CoPipe 210 77
Laclede Fire Brick Mg CoRetorts 104 25
Culver Kidd Paint 14 30
G D CaseSoap 138 26
Cook L CoP Pares 2 25
E Light CoLights 8 00
M Rich BrosCarpets 71 44
Johnston BethuneTinware 5 23
J StaleyTinware 6 40
William TollersonFencing 17 50
Haas Guthmau CoBed Springs 137 50
J R HinesHair 1 75
J W McMillan Brick 595 18
If P ParkerRoofing 55 21
Miluer Retting CoPipe 9 29
Atlanta S CoPipe 55 83
G Berud CoHarness 18 75
E T AlllingCottages 607 22
Dec 5 Oertels HandsLabor 21 00
J CottonCord Wood 13 58
T O BrownTravling Expeuss 5 60
Lombard J W S CoNails 37 75
E N EnnisLumber 442 56
J W TeepleStraw 106 00
Haas Guthman CoBed Springs 275 00
Palmer Hardware CoHardware 173 52
J D EasterliuTelephone Rent 18 00
T O PowellTrav Expenses 34 27
Lombard J W S CoPipe 65 71
C Phila T CoChips 30 52
Wallace StebbinsPipe 16 50
Atlanta S Co 336
Harrison BrosPaint 9 00
Swindell BrosGlass 45 00
Holmes EdwardsSpoons 32 40
Cook Lumber CompanyShingles 70 95
J W McMillanBrick 31 00
J S HookeyBurners 9 00
S F HancockRoofing 9 75
L McCombsCarriages 20 00
N S WalkerTravelg Expenses 12 15
Lombard J W S CoIron 72 40
Todd D Iron CoIron 27 00
Henry DavisShingles 2870
Frank TysonShucks 4 44
Holmes EdwardsSpoons 20 80
J W McMillanBrick 1532 59
R Mitchell Furniture CoCasters 37 50
Union RecorderPrinting 17 75
Electric Light CompanyLights 17 00
iAayimz
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
Dec 5
To Whom Paid What for
J StaleyHardware
Culver KiddBrushes
G D CaseS Chips
J W McMillanBrick
T C BurkeCement
L W LoomisTinware
E T AilingCottages
S F HancockRoofing
Johnston BethuneHardware
Augusta ChroniclePrinting
Yale T M CoLocks
G P R M CoHose
D WilliamsClocks
Standard Oil CoOil
Guillards M JJournal
Henry DavisShingles
iSc
Jan
H P ParkerRoofing
Foster Eng CoRepairs
C A Couklin CoTinware
L W Loomis
Standard Oil CoOil
Lorick LowranceTurpentine
Georgia Plumbing CoB Pans
J W McMillanBrick
Culver CorbiuTinware
J S HookeyBurners
Daunenberg CoCurtains
Wilier AustinBunting
E T AilingCottages
Tel Manufacturing CoTelephone
E T AilingCottages
Henry DavisShingles
Georgia Plumbing CoB Pans
F HighCrockery
J R HinesLime
Palmer H CoHardware
J W McMillanBrick
S F HancockRoofing
J W McMillanBrick
G D CasePaint
E J HolleyBrooms
E N EnuisLumber
Electric Light CompanyLights
Johnston BHardware
Phillip C M CoPipe Cov
Camdeu P S CoStarch
J StaleyHardware
Culver KiddSoap
Secretary StateFees
Tripod Paint CoPaint
Kernear Gager CoCeiling
R H WoottenToys
Pavne WillinghamSafe
S F McLean CoRepairs
E T AilingCottages
H P ParkerRoofing
Dixie Oil CoOil
Amount
7 00
8 25
166 86
4 CO
4 75
164 70
37 00
37 25
66 24
230 00
174 3b
1000 00
6 00
22 00
5 00
21 00
49 9t
90
16 92
97 20
28 97
33 42
13 73
40 00
31 5
2S 80
12 00
48 00
112 50
201 00
138 75
35 87
12 72
22 10
23 40
23 7
40 00
5i 35
40 00
2 05
26 40
637 46
17 00
57 35
207 67
27 OO
12 55
74 65
6 25
79 50
2 98
5i 71
5 CO
4 50
206 25
86 18
n 65
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
97
To Whom Paid What for
C A Conklin CoTinware
Palmer Hardware CoHardware
J W McMillanBrick
J G DeitzBooks
M Rich Bros
Amount
39 18
69 34
40 00
i4 OO
Matting 160 60
W J CarakerWhips 1 20
Secretary StateFees 2 00
Feb 5 H J Lamar SonsOx Acid 5 50
Morning NewsPrinting 3 50
Culver KiddBrushes 42
Bramhall D CoRepairs 42 62
Orr L H Co 4240
Palmer Hardware CoCrockery 22 14
Lorick LowranceTurpentine 17 4t
C S B S CoPipe 13 9
Lombard J W S Co 55 59
G E StecherhRepairs 10 27
Bausch L Op CoBook 1 00
H C Tiudall CoTinware 22 27
Harrison Bros CoPaint 95
Duulap Hardware CoHardware 64 07
E T AilingCottages 155 29
Lovick LawranceTurpentine 33 42
A Lotzi Hardware CoHeaters 130 00
J V Range CoRange 380 00
C G B S CoBelting 5 88
Atlanta S Co 37 97
Tel Manufacturing CoTelephones 60335
Lombard I W S CoNails 25 05
Payne WillinghamFurniture 4 20
S S ParmaleePole 8 40
Johnston BethuneHardware 27 58
J W McMillanBrick
Electric Light CoLights
Culver KiddPaper
J StaleyPlows
H J Lamar SonsGlasses
G D CaseS Chips 103 76
42 50
17 OO
12 00
6 50
9 00
103 7b
24 50
3 75
22 7
ISI 20
26 40
2 25
Henry DavisShingles
Charles GreenChairs
Culver CorbinTinware
J A BrennerPoles
E J HolleyBrooms
J R HinesHair
C S B S CoPipe 799 50
Fleming BChairs 10 00
Bramhall D CoRepairs 5 80
Tom BlandPost 5 75
C S B S CoPipe 460 96
W J CarakerB Robes 15 00
Payne WillinghamFurniture 20 00
C A Conklin CoTinware 12 00
C S B S CoPipe 499 82
Palmer Hardware CoCrockery 12 24
E W EnnisLumber 704 06
Charles GreenChairs 4 5
Tom BlandPost 16 24
J H PressJournal 5 00HHBHHBimMHHIHMBHHIv
WBKKBM
98
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
To Whom Paid What for
Feb 5 C S B S CoPipe
C A Conklin CoF Tubs
M V Willis CoFurniture
Fairbanks CoScales
Western Brass CoTubs
E J HolleyBrooms
Henry DavisShingles
Constitution Publishing CoPrinting
Atlanta S CoBelting
Lombard I W S CoNails
G D CaseS Chipps
Culver KiddBrushes
E T AilingCottages
H P ParkerRoofing
Electric Light CompanyLights
J StaleyHardware
Standard Oil CompanyOil
Union RecorderPrinting
Troy L M CoIroner
Johnston BCrockery
Tom BlandPost
S F HancockRoofing
Payne WilliughamSafes
W J CarakerB Robes
Mar 5 C S B S CoPacking
Southern Belting Company Hose Carts
Telephone Mufturing CoTelephones
Kenuear Gager CoCeiling
J Mott Iron WorksPipe
William TollersonFencing
W T Conn JrClock
T W Maun CoB Machine
Tel Manufacturing CoTelephones
W R Jones CoSlating
Henry DavisShingles
Atlanta Sewer CoPipe
W B SauudersBook
Atlanta JournalPrinting
W R Jones CoSlating
Alfred WrightWell
Allen S PottleFees
Haydenville M CoLocks
J A FairfieldPhotos
Lovick LawrenceTurpentine
Troy L M CoStarch
Harrison Bros CoPaint
E W EnnisLumber
Cordley HayesChambers
Wallace StebbinsPipe
J L Mott Iron Works
Culver KiddBrushes
William TollersonFencing
Atlanta S CoPacking
Osborne W M CoChairs
Payne WillinghamFurniture
Bramhall D CoRepairs
Johnston BHardware
Electric Light CoLights
Amount
173 09
61 57
45 00
3 50
72 50
26 40
27 30
16 80
10 85
33 80
Ilq H
9 65
004 80
94 66
17 50
15 09
20 00
29 00
264 96
56 65
16 16
26 40
26 00
11 00
6 65
106 00
46 56
217 76
9 74
14 00
6 00
57 60
S3 80
6 50
2S 20
78 04
2 50
21 60
105 05
27 00
100 00
46 59
1 5
34 44
43 42
394 75
705 39
64 80
62 10
2 27
3 35
23 24
19 57
67 50
9 00
96
52 18
15 86
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
99
To Whom Paid What for
Mar 5 H P ParkerRoofing
Union RecorderPrinting
G D CaseS Chips
J StaleyTinware
H P ParkerRoofing
Smith C CoW Guards
Lombard I W S CoPipe
E W EnnisLumber
Lombard I W S CoNails
Osborn W M CoChairs
W H Thomas CoB Robes
J W TeepleStraw
Henry DavisShingles
April 5 Haas Guthtnau CoBed Springs
Osborn W M CoChairs
Enterprise M CoC Mill
Dupree CoWire
Stevens Bros CoPipe
S M Subers Son Bath Tubs
Curtis CurtisRepairs
Penn M C R CoCeiling
Penu M C R CoCeiling
Frailey WalkerChairs
T M HuntServices
C A Conklin CoTinware
Southern Hardware CoTinware
Culver CorbinTinware
Palmer Hardware CoTinware
C A Conklin CoTinware
Augusta Broom CoBrooms
Payne WillinghamScreens
Palmer Hardware CoHardware
E N Ennis Lumber
Atlanta S CoPipe
Milner Kitting CoPipe
J W CrawAprons
Macon Telephone CoInsulators
Standard Oil CoOil
E Light CoLights
G D CaseChip S
Johnston BHardware
J StaleyHardware
Culver KiddPaint
H P ParkerRoofing
F W Mann CoBlades
R D Wood CoBook
T C BurkeCement
C Rosenstein CoMatches
J L Mott IronworksPipe
May 5 T O Powell Travling Expenss
Electric Light CoLights
E N EnnisLumber
G D CaseBrushes
Culver KiddSoap
Lovick LawranceTurpentine
F W Maun CoBlades
Tel M CoRepairs
Tripod Paint CoGlass
Amount
30 19
12 50
161 59
II 71
15 95
316 66
19 4
3i9 83
14 48
32 40
39 98
106 00
21 00
275 00
72 90
15 00
8 83
25 90
74 7
5 5o
69 53
56 10
7 35
25 00
6 30
70 09
26 98
48 71
6 40
35
7 5
17 3
24 08
16 00
5 66
37 75
2 00
20 00
17 00
81 54
1 00
15 75
10 75
28 23
3 o
3 50
3 80
30 00
11 86
90 00
8 50
180 84
6 10
60 00
28 92
18 00
2 40
13 12BUSL
NMHBHNHIHHHI
BBMHBHBKBmbhdc

100
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
To Whom Paid What for
May 5 Troy L M CoStove
Miiner Kettig CoHose
J StaleyCrockery
Augusta Broom CoBrooms
J C VansyckleHardware
June 5 T C BurkeTurpentine
Schofield SonCasting
Johnston BTin etc
Alunst WJournal
G D CasePens
Electric Light CoLights
Dow Wire WorksWire
Dixie Oil CoOil
H C McCombLiniment
Cook L CoShingles
J L Haven CoPulley
Union RecorderPrinting
Palmer Hardware CoTinware
J Staley
J W Ruger CoApron
Cainden P S CoStarch
E N EnnisLumber
H P ParkerRoofing
Beck G H CoHardware
Culver KiddPaper
Standard Oil CoOil
July 5 Culver KiddInk
Southern Hardware CoHardware
C A Conklin Co
Palmer H CoCrockery
E J HolleyBrooms
Aug 5 Osborne W M CoChairs
H P ParkerRoofing
Palmer H CoChambers
T C BurkePaint etc
Yale T M CoLocks
Lombard I W S CoHardware
Electric Light CompanyLights
Culver KiddTurpentine
J S Schofield S CoPipe etc
G D CaseSundries
C A RobbeSinks
Dew Wire WorksBedsteads
Troy L M CoC Soda
Payne WilliughamFurniture
Fay Egau CoBits
J W Burke CoPrinting
J StaleyHardware
C Harrington Co
Iron C M CoCans
Haas G CoBed Springs
L A Waters CoSoap
Milledgeville B CoR Stamps
Aug 31 Culver KiddTurpentine
Palmer H CoCrockery
Southern Hardware CoTinware
C A Conklin Co
E J HolleyBrooms
Amount
53 7i
152 00
2 90
35 00
3 20
52 25
2 25
30 60
5 00
5
17 50
8 60
37 70
3 00
30 40
1 75
7 00
5 50
1 65
15 00
17 52
4i 34
73 82
80 58
34 85
20 00
28 16
27 00
5 35
n 00
33 00
79 65
12 90
140 02
388 24
101 80
5 10
17 00
36 35
336 00
21 95
2 80
10 50
16 84
19 00
5 45
19 25
19 07
15 39
22 00
275 00
iS 83
6 00
56 32
21 30
49 08
10 70
33 00
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
101
To Whom Paid What for
Aug s Dow Wire WorksB Steads
Harrison BrosPaint
Troy L M CoStarch
Electric Light CoLights
T C BurkeP Hair
Union RecorderPrinting
Curtis CurtisRepairs
H S Rich CoBook
J StaleyHardware
Cook Lumber CompanyShingles
Tel M CoRepairs
Culver KiddPaper
Lombard 1 W S CoG Bars
Johnston BHardware 152
Schofield S CoHardware
G D CaseInk etc
Standard Oil CompanyOil
Macon TelegraphPrinting
E J HolleyBrooms
L A Waters CoSoap
Amount
386 70
7 00
17 20
17 00
3 00
12 5
6 00
3 00
19 85
3 00
29 25
7 00
28 10
152 22
13 46
18 79
20 00
1 00
33 00
3i 67
Total fe8i7 33
ABSTRACT H
Showing in detail the Expenditures on account of Medical Supplies
from September i 1897 to September 1 1898
To Whom Paid What For Amount
1897
0 5
Nov 5
Dec 5
Jan
Feb 5
Chas Lentz SonsInstruments 139 43
Bausch L Opt CoInstruments 6 50
Chas Lentz SonsInstruments 1 00
Blumenthal BickartWhisky 121 28
Culver KiddDrugs
Folmer SchwiugLab Supplies
Broderick McRaeWhisky
Chas Lentz SonsLab Supplies
Culver KiddDrugs
H N TiemanR Tubes
C E Stults CoWhisky 117 50
Blumenthal BWhisky 121 91
28 89
20 00
86 28
20 90
149 77
11 06
Culver KiddDrugs
G D CaseDrugs
Morning NewsP Blanks
H N TiemanInstruments
N V EstVirus
N V EstVirus
G D CaseDrugs
Culver KiddDrugs 172 49
235 47
3 05
20 00
39 7i
14 4o
8 40
36 70
N V EstVirus
Gilpiu L CoWhisky
C Lentz SonsNeedles
Sanatas CoDisinfectant
Culver KiddDrugs
G D CaseDrugs
Bausch L Op CoLab Supplies
8 40
78 63
90
37 28
270 00
2 50
85 45immMMMWBIIMWMMmbmmto
nJf
102
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
To Whom Paid Whaifor Amount
Mch 5 Gilpin L CoWhisky 84 38
Bausch L Op CoLab Supplies 1 95
C F Stults CoWhisky 125 00
W PritchardWine
H N TuinanInstruments
Colburn B CoAlcohol
G D CaseDrugs
Culver KiddDrugs
Scott BowneDrugs
3 00
98 66
19 24
9 25
197 56
10 00
April 5 W H Armstrong CoInstruments 195 60
May 5
June 5
July 5
Aug 5
G D CaseDrugs
Culver KiddDrugs
Bausch L Opt CoLab Supplies
C Leutz SonsLab Supplies
W R Warner CoDrugs
McMillan S CoLab Supplies
Culver Kidd
14 79
162 29
24 87
180 17
19 30
2 50
Drugs 132 98
31
G D CaseDrugs 68 70
Gilpin L CoWhisky 80 44
Culver KiddDrugs 20 55
H N Tuman Instruments 2 80
G D CaseDrugs 55 65
Culver KiddDrugs 262 78
G D CaseDrugs 105 85
A N M BlockWine 10 33
Altmayer FWhisky 60 74
Garrett SonsWhisky 38 75
G D CaseMedicines 3 10
Frick BrosLaboratory 147 30
Culver KiddDrugs 304 17
L R Drug CoDrugs 40 63
GStJohn LeavensSuckers 4 50
Altmayer FWhisky 12 46
Garrett SonsWhisky 77 50
A N M Block Wine 20 67
Frick BrosDrugs 1 30
Culver KiddDrugs 134 00
L R Drug CoDrugs 82 50
G D CaseDrugs 1 50
4764 66
ABSTRACT I
Showing in detail the Expenditures on account of Contingencies from
September I 1897 to September 1 189S
l897
Oct 5 A J CarrDischarged patient 2 75
3 So
6 00
it 00
J R HambrickEscaped patient 2 00
A J CarrDischarged patient 4 00
6 00
o 73
21 75
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
103
To Whom Paid
Oct 5 A J Carr
Nov 5
Whatfor
Discharged patient
Amount
6 oo
15 00
Dec 5 A CollinsEscaped patient
A J CarrDischarged patient
00
00
00
50
80
00
00
00
00
75
00
1898
Jan 5
Feb 5
L S HalseyEscaped patient
A J CarrDischarged patient
Corn McDonnell
A J Carr
J B JacksonEscaped patient
A J CarrDischarged patient
Milus HallEscaped patient
A J CatrDischarged patient
J S Parker Escaped patient
A J CarrDischarged patient
Mar 5
John Godfrey Escaped patient
P W Brown
John Godfrey
Oertel WhaleySurgical operation
A J CarrDeceased patient
10 00
6 10
18 03
5
26 75
4 25
4 25
34 So
6 00
3 50
5 50
10 50
3 50
2 25
3 75
5 60
15 00
3 5
8 75
1 10
80
3 25
14 50
9 5
2 10
13 00
3 50
16 70
13 00
3 25
3 00
6 50
9 00
11 50
3 00
7 11
5 20
10 00
5 00
23 28
3 50
1 00
3 60
40 00104
ANNUAL REPORT
June 5
To Whom Paid What for
April 5 A J CarrDeceased patient
W H GreenEscaped patient
J R Hines
D S Halsey
A J CarrDischarged patient
H StanleyEscaped
A T CarrDischarged patient
ii
J T HambrickEscaped
A J CarrDischarged patient
it
G T Whildeu CoEscaped
A J CarrDischarged patient
ii
May 5 L S HalseyEscaped patient
A J CarrDischarged patient
ii
ii i
ii
ii ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
it
ii
ii
W A DeusonEscaped patient
A J CarrDischarged patient
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii i
ii
ii
ii
a
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
Sam SimpsonEscaped patient
A J CarrDischarged patient
George DavisEscaped patient
A T Carr Discharged patient
J i
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
J M GiliuanEscaped patient
D E Davis
A J CarrDischarged patient
July 5
Aug 5
4 mount
5 15
5 00
i 50
2 04
I CO
16 12
25 00
6 00
5 00
3 00
5 00
2 50
6 50
7 5
IO 62
5 50
3 10
6 5
7 70
3 bo
5 00
iS 00
4 75
5 5t
8 00
5 50
3 75
5 00
20 CO
3 75
13 75
6 CO
7 75
2 5
6 50
4 5
8 35
4 00
ii 00
4 5o
6 75
7 5
3 15
2 50
3 75
10 ofe
3 75
1 50
5 75
6 50
3 50
24 00
20 50
5 00
1 20
13 93
3 50
b 50
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
105
Aug 31
To Whom Paid Whator Amount
Aug 5 A J CarrDischarged patient 4 00
4 50
2 80
2 75
6 00
12 00
34 5
8 50
1042 89
ABSTRACT J
Showing in detail the Expenditures on account of Stationery and Postage
from September I 1897 to September i 1898
1897
O 5 J G DeitzBook
Gast CoPaper
C M Wright P MPostage
Nov 5
Dec 5
1S98
Jan 5
To Whom Paid What For
J G DeitzBook
Gast CoPaper
C M Wright P MPostage
Morning NewsPaper
C M Wright P MPostage
C G Wilson P MPostage
J G DeitzBook
Morning NewsL Heads
C G Wilson P MPostage
R H WoottenPaper
Feb 5 Morning NewsLetter Heads
C G Wilson PostmasterPostage
Mar 5 Morning NewsBooks
C G Wilson PostmasterPostage
April 5 J G DeitzBook
Morning NewsChecks
C G Wilson PostmasterPostage
May 5 M S D A ByckL Books
C G Wilson PostmasterPostage
June 5 Postage
July 5 Postage
J W Burke CoBook
Aug s C G Wilson PostmasterPostage
Aug 31 J W Burke CoBooks
C G Wilson PostmasterPostage
CourierJournalBook
A mount
IO OO
70 50
35 5
18 00
85 4o
4i 56
8 00
42 25
88 90
2 00
3 50
20 00
34 63 00 60
7 50
53 50 68 65
14 40 22 60
63 60
74 50
4 69 26 67 75 60 65 60
10 00
Totalf 1033 54
ABSTRACT
Statement of Iucius J Lamar Steward for the Special Appro
priation for Firewalls and Cistern
January 20 To requisition
Dr
5400 00106
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
1898
Feby 5
March 5
April 5
May 5
Cr
June 5
July 5
Aug 5
3i
J W McMillan brick
Orr I H Co hangers
T C Burke cement
J R Hines lime
D J W S Co sills
DeSaussures hands labor
J R Hines lime
T C Burke cement
Palmer H Co tin
DeSaussures hands labor
J W McMillan brick
I J W S Co sills
J R Hines lime
Johnston B tinning
J R Hines lime
DeSaussures hands labor
Sciple Sous cement
Johnston B tinwork
D D Craig d sills
DeSaussures hands labor
T C Burke cement
J R Hines lime
Stratton Co brick
L J W S Co sills
Merchant Co tin
DeSaussures hands labor
D D Craig sills
Stratton Co brick
J R Hines lime
DeSaussures hauds labor
J R Hines lime
Stratton Co brick
DeSaussures hands labor
Cash on hand
80 00
55 60
8 00
19 50
97 00
155 20
3i 20
64 00
104 50
45 25
235 00
11 43
13 00
3o 30
19 50
200 35
44 00
41 34
78 60
203 35
9 60
19 50
133 57
118 61
72 21
168 65
7 74
95 19
104 00
245 10
78 00
249 18
134 55
426 98
3400 00
ABSTRACT
h
Statement of Lucius J Lamar Steward of Insurauce Fund for
repairing buildng for colored insane
1897 Dr
Nov 30 To insurance 40000 00GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
107
1897
Dec 5
Jan 5
Feb 5
March 5
April 5
May 5
June 5
July 5
Cr
T O Brown services 55 60
T M Hunt attorney fee 50 00
Atlanta Journal advertising 6 00
Morning News advertising 5 50
Macou Telegraph 8 00
DeSaussures hands labor 56 45
Constitution Publishing Co advertising 5 60
Augusta Chrouicle advertising 6 00
S F Hancock rooffing 15 00
J W McMillan contract 691 50
J W McMillan contract 2871 00
J W McMillan contract 993 00
J W McMillan contract 1298 25
J W McMillan contract 2604 63
J W McMillan contract 3318 90
Atlanta Home Insurance Co 9 00
JEtna Fire Insurance Co 9 00
L L Globe Insurance Co 12 00
Firemans Fund Insurance Co 12 00
J W McMillan contract 3635 22
J W McMillan contract 3300 00
Penn M C R Co 1313 90
Hartford Fire Insurance Co 10 50
L L Globe Insurance Co 10 50
Atlanta Home Insurance Co 10 50
Etna Insurance Co 10 50
Firemans Fund Insurance Co 12 00
J W McMillan contract 3750 00
Penn M C Co ceiling 29 21
L L Globe Insurance Co 15 00
Home Insurance Co 15 00
Hartford Fire Insurance Co 15 00
Firemans Fund Insurance Co 15 00
iEtna Fire Insurance Co 15 00
Atlanta Home Insurance Co 15 00
J W McMillan contract 1619 25
J W McMillan contract 9240 27
Cassius Steele labor 35 00
Penn M C R C ceiling 252 53
Cash on hand 4743 l9
000 00108
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
ABSTRACT M
Showing requisitions drawn on the State Treasurer on account
of Support and Maintenance from September ist 1897 to
September ist 1898
1897
Sept 22 To Requisition 23333 33
Oc5t 21 To Requisition 28888 88
Nov 20 To Requisition 28888 88
Dec 20 To Requisition 28888 93
1898
Jan 20 To Requisition 24166 66
Feb 21 To Requisition 16166 66
Mch 22 To Requisition 18166 66
April 20 To Requisition 20166 66
May 20 To Requisition 21166 66
June 20 To Requisition 19166 66
July 20 To Requisition 19166 66
Aug 20 To Requisition 24166 66
1272335 30
ABSTRACT N
Showing average number of patients in this Institution
capita per diem and the per capita per annum from
1898 inclusive
No of Patients Per Diem Per
550 52 12
550 48 12
60O 37 12
600 37 34
638 36 63100
725 34 55ioo
748 32 9io
820 35 64100
886 33 910
942 38 58
Year
1873
1874
1875
1876
1877
1878
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1005
1179
1232
1237
33 3io
34 34
34 18100
33 12
1266 34 12100
1340 34 83100
1438 34 74IO
1538 31 42100
1616 32 8100
the Der
1873 to
Annum
190 70
177 36
136 80
137 77
133 70
126 11
120 10
130 09
123 74
140 98
121 46
126 90
124 76
123 19
127 40
127 48
126 81
114 72
117 09
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
109
1892
1893
1894
J895
1896
1887
1898
1618 32 33100 n8 33
1623 31 95100 116 62
1709 32 42100 108 60
1783 32 116 80
1912 32 52100 118 33
2085 33 nioo 120 85
2247 32 46100 116 88
ABSTRACT O
Showing cost of Maintaining one patient by the year month
week and day
For one year 116 88
For one month 9 74
For one week 2 44
For one day 32 46100
ABSTRACT P
Statement of Lucius J Lamar Steward of the Special Appro
priation for Duplicate Water Main
1897 Cn
Sept 1 To balance 901 38
1898 Cr
Jan 5 J W McMillan brick 4000
Southern Belting Co hose 575 00
Sciple Sons cement 82 50
Atlanta S Co pipe 12 90
Central of Georgia Railway Co freights n 67
Georgia Railroad Co freights 61 76
Gleason Bailey hose carts 89 23
May 5 J R Hines lime 1950
T C Burke cement 8 00
C G Wilson P M 82
901 387m

Report of Assistant Steward
Georgia State Sanitarium
Near Milledgeville Ga Sept ist 1898
Mr L J Lamar Steward
Dear Sir I herewith hand you my report as Assistant
Steward for the year beginning September ist 1897 and end
ing August 31st 1898 of the old and new Dairys Garden and
Park Also statement of Stock Wagons etc on hand Septem
ber ist 1898
Our Fall crops are looking well The prospedl is that we
will make the largest sweet potato crop we have ever made The
rutabagas are also looking fine
Our Dairys have not been the success in my opinion that
they would have been had we not adopted or tried the plan of
milking the cows without breeding them
Very respectfully
George W Hollinshead
Assistait Steward
OLD DAIRY Cr
By sweet silk gallons 37 447 78 at 186740 62
By beef pounds 2204 at 393 86 61
By hides pounds 326 at 7 34 24 60
By sale of empty sacks number 1500 at 03 45 00
By sale of two bull calves at 10 20 00
By sale of one bull at 50 50 00
6966 83
OED DAIRY Dr
To wages of hands1046 00
To bran pounds 325325 at 75 2440 11
To cotton seed meal tons 23 at 18 423 00
To cotton seed hulls pounds 96662 at 15 144 99
To salt sacks number 20 at 47 9 40
To cow feed pounds 3975 at 73 29 02
f
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
Ill
To well rope pounds 10 at sl2 55
To tie rope pounds 11 at gli i 05
To feed buckets number 4 at 15 60
To milk strainer number 1 at 35 35
To grass blades number 2 at 1 2 00
To barley bushels 10 at 110 n 00
To lucerne bushels 1 at 625 6 25
To stock powders packages No 4 at 124 50
4114 82
By balance in favor of Old Dairy 2852 01
NEW DAIRY Cr
By sweet milk gallons 218992 58 at 18 3941 93
By sale of empty sacks No 1615 at 03 48 45
3990 38
NEW DAIRY Dr
To balance due on new Dairy from last report 2253 65
To purchase of twentyone cows 488 I2
To wages of hands T 046 00
To bran pounds 306735 at 75 2300 51
To cotton seed meal tons 23 at 18 423
To cotton seed hulls pounds 96662 at 15 144 99
To salt sacks number 16 at 47 7 52
To well rope pounds 13 at 52 72
To tie rope pounds 12 at gY2 4
To feed buckets number 4 at 15 60
To cow bells number 2 at 35 7
To pitchforks number 2 at 70 140
To grass blades number 2 at 1 2 00
To rye pounds 138 3 08
To barley bushels 10 at 110 00
To oil can number 1 at 40 4
To lucerne bushels 1 at 625 625
To lanterns number 3 at 50 5
6692 58
Debtor by balance 2702 20
garden Cr
By cabbage heads 14242 at 02 284 84
By collard heads 25093 at 03 752 79
By spring greens bushels 4449 at 20 889 80
By rough turnips bushels 1105 at 30 33r 5
By rutabaga turnips bushels 856 at 60 5J3 6o
By sweet potatoes bushels 2570 at 50 8285 00112
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
By radishes bushels 232 at 50 116 00
By onions bushels 973 at 90 875 70 875 70
By snap beans bushels 153 at 75 4 75
By Knglish peas bushels 12 at 1 12 50
By squashes bushels 275 at 60 165 00
By lettuce bushels 47 at 20 9 4o
By okra bushels 186 at 1 186 00
By cucumbers bushels 134 at 1 134 00
By beets bushels 685 at 50 342 00
By Irish potatoes bushels 279X at 1 279 25
By tomatoes bushels 477 at 50 238 00
By butter beans bushels 96 at 1 96 25
By field peas bushels 49 at 50 24 62
By pecans bushels Yz at 6 3 00
By peaches bushels 142 at 50 71 25
By green pepper bushels 5 at 50 2 50
By pears bushels 12 at 50 637
By green corn dozen 3222 at 10 322 25
By watermelons number 2693 at 05 135 65
By cantaloups number 6512 at 03 195 36
7387 88
GARDEN Dr
To wages and board of Mr Viuson 325 30
To wages and board of Mr Simpson 197 47
To wages and board of Mr Brookins 390 00
To wages of hands 1176 50
To farm implements 39 41
To garden seed 115 40
To 40 barrels seed Irish potatoes 114 55
To 35 bushels onion setts 61 25
To 2287 bushels cotton seed for manure 285 88
To 15 tons acid phosphate 180 00
To 18 tons cotton seed meal for manure 324 00
To 1 water bucket 25
To 1 dipper 0
To 1 ball twine 06
To 1 time book IO
To 1 blank 0g
To feed wear and tear 7 mules 525 00
tj k 1 c 3735 24
By balance in favor of garden 3652 60
pork Cr
By pork pounds 51382 at 05 2569 10GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
113
PORK
To balance due on pork from last report 495
To corn bushels 205 at 47 X 96
To copperas pounds 40 at 03 1
To stock powders packages 20 at 12 2
To speying pigs 9
40
86
20
50
45
605 41
By balance in favor of pork 1963 69
By total credit of darys garden and pork 20914 19
To totals debit of dairies garden and pork 15148 oc
By total balance in favor of dairies garden and pork 5766 14
Statement Stock and Wagons on hand September 1st 1808
Mules 27
Horses 4
Carriages and harness 2
Carriage old 1
2 horse wagons and harness 9
Dumpcarts and harness 7
Hearse 1
Hearse wagon 1
Ox carts 5
Plows stocks and gear 8
Axes 4
Pitchforks 6
Mowers and rake 1
Rakes 5
Spades 3
Shovels 30
Weeding hoes 24
Picks 10
Dixie plows 2
Milch cows 122
Calves 24
Heifers 24
Yearlings 2
Work oxen 6
Bull 1
Hogs and pigs 400

Report of Treasurer
Georgia State Sanitarium
Milledgeville Ga September 16th 1898
Dr T 0 Poivell Superintendent
Dear Sir Herewith please find my report for the fiscal
year commencing September 1st 1897 aud ending August 31st
1898 Very truly etc
A J Carr Treasurer
A J Carr Treasurer
in account with Georgia State Sanitarium
support and maintenance
1897 Dr
Sept 1 To balance cash on hand 2471 45
1898
Aug 31 To cash from State Treasurer 272333 30
274804 75
1898 Cr
Aug 31 By Subsistence 88032 70
By Clothing 27808 73
By Fuel and Transportation 22177 40
By Salaries 22055 35
By Wages 68529 00
By Incidental Expenses 30817 33
By Medical Supplies 4764 66
By Contingencies 1042 89
By Stationery and Postage 1033 54
By balance cash on hand 8543 J5
274804 75
fire walls and cistern
1898 Dr
Feb 10 To cash from State Treasurer1000 00
May 4 To cash from State Treasurer 1000 00
Aug 31 To cash from State Treasurer 1400 00
3400 001898
Aug
1897
Nov
Dec
1898
Aug
1897
Sept
1898
Aug
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM 115
Cr
31 By Expenditures2973 02
By balauce cash ou haud 426 98
3400 00
REPAIRING THE BUILDING OF COLORED INSANE
DR
19 To cash from Governor W Y Atkinson 24038 94
22 To cash from GovernorW Y Atkinson 2919 71
24 To cash from Governor W Y Atkinson 11094 87
1 To cash from GovernorW Y Atkinson 1946 48
40000 00
Cr
31 By Expenditures35256 81
By balance cash on had 4743 J9
40000 00
DUPLICATE WATER MAIN
i To balance cash on hand 901 38
31 By Expenditures 901 38Report of Storekeeper
Office of Storekeeper
Georgia State Sanitarium
September i 1898 J
Mr L J Lamar Steward
Dear Sir Herewith I hand you my report of all goods
received and issued by me for the fiscal year September 1 1897
to September 1 1898
Amount of issues to Engineers Department 12989 08
Amount of issues to Apothecary and Laboratory
including Drugs Surgical Instruments Dabor
tory Supplies Wines and Liquors 4796 59
I have stock on hand amounting to 8937 55
All of which is respectfully submitted
W H Hunter
Storekeeper
Amount purchased includes stock carried over from last
year
ARTICLES
Bacon lbs
Beef lbs
Coffee lbs
Flour lbs
Giits lbs
Lard lbs
Meal lbs
Rice lbs
Sugar lbs
Tea lbs
Salt sks
Vinegar gals
Cheese lbs
Pork Fresh lbs
Peas Field lbs
Soda lbs
Syrup gals
Turnips sks
Lemons doz
Butter lbs
Honey lbs
Fishlbs
Mutton lbs
Potatoes Irish sks
Dr Cr
mt Purchased Amt Issued A m I on hand
257010 237524 28375
340133 34013
36663 31540 5054
467068 443865 22932
101706 89401 153
34623 27475 6920
22992 194301 18276
6l8t4 56689 5125
9I3l6 78057 1359
1945 1815 130
566 420 12 145 12
922 862 60
11686 1 4 11686 14
41314 4i3H
16115 16115
1442 1280 45
10136 9292 830
343 343
380 296 12 60
30247 27835 2280
358 358
165 I 2 1165 12
22342 22342
545 2 3 545 23
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
117
ARSICLES
Pepper Black lbs
Eggs doz
Fruit Dried lbs
Potatoes Sweet sks
Onions sks
Mackerel lbs
Oatmeal lbs
Milk Butter gals
Milk Sweet gals
Sausagelbs
Chickens
Turkeys
Ducks
Geese
Squabs
Kids
Birds
Peaches pks
Pears pks
Apples pks
Berries qts
Plums qts
Grapes lbs
Figs qts
Potatoes Sweet pks
Watermelons
Scuppernongs bush
From State Garden
Greens Turnip lbs
Greens Turnip bush
Lettuce lbs
Peas English lbs
Onions lbs
Onions bush
Radish lbs
Beets lbs
Beets bush
Beans Snap lbs
Tomatoes bush
Squash lbs
Squash bush
Potatoes Irish lbs
Fotatoes Irish bush
Cucumbers lbs
Cucumbers bush
Okra bush
Corn lbs
Corn ears
Cabbage heads
Peaches pks
Cantaloupes
Pears bush
Beans Butter bush
Watermelons
Scuppernongs bush
Milk Sweet gal from State Dairy
Pork Fresh lbs from State Hogs
Dr Cr
Amt Purchased Amt Issued Amt on hand
729
8788 12
14706
46
83
12000
270
38804 12
60486 14
583
6079
8
25
26
56
124
3
2007
244 53
69 12
463
37
2314 12
247
47 58
9714
23 58
40579
269
122
117
12443
43o
2712
2130
6l3 34
1680
279 34
2997
196 14
8556
147 12
1155
102 12
80 34
2906
25279
11680
502
5292
12 34
83
2193
I
60486 14
41314
679
8723 12
14706
46
83
12000
157
38804 12
60486 14
588
6079
8
25
26
56
124
3
2007
244 58
69 12
463
370
2314 12
247
47 58
97H
23 58
40579
269
122
117
12443
430
2712
2130
613 34
1680
279 34
2997
196 14
8556
147 12
1155
102 12
80 34
2906
25279
11680
502
5292
12 34
83
2193
50
65 12mmm

118
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
ARTICLES
Beef Fresh lbs from State Dair
Sausage lbs from State Hogs
Coats
Vests
Pants pairs
Shirts
Undershirts
Drawers pairs
Suspenders pairs
Dresses Calico
Dresses Homespun
Dresses Strong
Chemise
Gowns
Uudershirts
Aprons
Bonnets
Underwaists
Waists shirt
Shawls
Shirts Flannel
Drawers Flannel
Capes Wool
Suits Masquerade
Bedticks
Bedspreads
Sheets
Pillowcases
Pillowticks
Curtains
Covers Table
Shades Window
Pillows
Sheeting yds
Shirting yds
Calico yds
Checks yds
Cottouades yds
Crash yds
Flannel yds
Jeans yds
Drilling yds
Osnaburgsyds
Bleaching yds
Sheeting Bleached yds
Ticking yds
Carpeting yds
Matting Cocoa yds
Ginghams yds
Lambrequins
Blankets Pairs
Blankets Indestructable
Sheets Oil
Shoes Pair
Slipperspair
Swiss yds
Gauze yds
Dr Cr
tnH Purchased Amt Issued Am t on hand
2193
5S8
2345 2219 126
841 840
3729 3724 5
5635 5629 6
1049 1049
4041 3884 157
2997 2997
175 i750
1796 1796
576 576
2253 2253
1548 1548
3386 3386
1222 92 310
310 310
464 464
13 13
85 85
24 24
24 24
87 87
48 40
1555 547 8
1190 1065 25
5722 5722
5183 4428 755
2054 1496 538
36 36
151 151
17 14 3
144 144
31000 31000
38000 38000
18276 18276
14438 12 14438 12
6958 34 6958 34
4399 34 3399 34 1000
1238 12 1140 34 97 34
4087 34 4087 34
9000 9coo
14018 14018
4369 4123 12 245 12
1420 34 1208 34 212
4813 34 3308 34 1505
98 12 98 12
423 423
3753 1099 2654
10 10
3564 3180 384
136 136
326 326
5321 4586 735
994 889 105
60 14 60 14
11S 3
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
119
ARTICLES
Velvet
Hats
Hose half pairs
Cards Jim Crow
Hose pairs
Brooms
Combs Tucking
Traps Rat
Shoestrings leather bdls
Blueing Boxes
Fans Palmetto
Brushes Shoes
Razors
Dusters Feather
Cans Milk
Pans Tin
Pans Muffin
Measures Tin
Shovels L H
Turners B C
Shovels S H
Waiters
Cans Lard
Buckets Tin
Spoons
Sifters
Pitchers Tin
Plates Tin
Pans Mess
Coffee Pots
Cups Tin
Dippers Tin
Candlesticks
Pans Wash
Tubs Tin
Horns yard
Pans Baking
Scoops Coal
Lanterns
Plates Soup
Dishes Sugar
Dishes Butter
Spittoons
Nappies
Dishes Granite
Pitchers Syrup
Pitchers Bowls etc
Plates Granite
Cups and Saucers
Pitchers Granite
Chambers
Tumblers
Buckets Well
Blacking boxes
Thread Spools
Combs Plantation
Needles papers
Amt
Dr C R
Purchased Amt Issued Amt on hand
120 4 116
1871 l47l 400
8854 7625 1229
72 51 21
6708 4542 2166
2904 2638 266
12 12
16 15 I
17 8 9
96 12 84
500 500
67 66 1
24 24
36 28 8
5 4 1
15 3 12
18 7 11
15 13 2
53 43 10
12 12
137 137
9911 5159 4752
19 14 5
205 158 47
3430 2021 1409
120 99 21
71 68 3
3831 3644 187
2321 1297 1024
251 194 57
4464 3920 544
256 251 5
18 7 II
25 25
45 29 16
35 35
443 336 107
28 28
125 81 44
7 7
2 2
446 265 181
120 68 52
52 51 1
1720 1010 710
3157 2305 785
204 108 96
1186 762 424
1200 1158 42
35 20 15
354 160 194
l923 7963 2960
685 408 277
860 391 469
120
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
ARTICLES
Tacks papers
Shoe Strings bunches
Handkerchiefs
Brushes Hair
Hairpins papers
Thread Ball lbs
Towels
Pius papers
Combs Coarse
Combs Fine
Cards Playing decks
Straps Razor
Brushes Tooth
Thimbles
Twine Ball
Buttons gross
Brushes Scrub
Scissors pairs
Tablets
Spectacles
Locks
Brushes Whitewash
Ink ozs
Paper Writing qrs
Envelopes pkgs
Rope lbs
Buckets Water
Cloth Table Oil yds
Globes Lantern
Lamp Wicks
Pencils Lead
Books Blank
Staffs Pen
Pens Writing
Matches boxes
Axes
Soap Blue bars
Knives Butcher
Clocks
Chairs
Acid Oxalic ozs
Tripoli pkgs
Safes
Robes Burial
Bedsteads
Knives and Forks
Glass Window boxes
Blades M S
Casters Bed sets
Handles Axe
Tables
Picks
Whirls Well
Forks Flesh
Baskets Grate
Irons Sad
Tapers Wax
Dr Cr
t Purchased Amt Issued Am on hand
191 55 136
iic8 698 410
1389 1334 55
182 175 7
867 455 412
197 154 43
2709 2697 12
475 447 28
765 728 37
453 358 95
175 145 3
94 42 52
288 241 47
5il 5
154 96 58
1617 1121 496
146 133 3
156 99 57
III 86 25
303 195 97
233 233
259 259
1579 968 611
1319 14 1224 95 14
624 554 70
511 390 121
566 461 105
695 648 47
104 37 67
214 158 5
2729 1834 895
321 290 31
135 135
2138 1834 304
16982 9010 7972
27 18 9
1581 749 832
81 49 32
25 23 2
388 388
1393 576 817
309 265 44
4 4
163 108 55
2 2
200 187 13
26 16 10
23 10 13
324 304 20
49 35 14
12 12
18 iS
7 3 4
16 3 13
4 2 2
58 12 46
300 72 228
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
121
ARTICLES
Hamestrings
Soap Toilet cakes
Mattress Wire
Hops lbs
Heads Letter
Paper Writing boxes
Reports Attendants
Shoes Mule Kegs
Shoes Horse Kegs
Nails Horseshoe lbs
Wrench Monkey
Wraps Ladies
Jackets Ladies
Reefers Ladies
Measures bush
Silecia yds
Tape bdls
Salt pkgs
Cherries Crystal lbs
Hods Coal
Ink bot
Bolts Carriage
Rasp H S
Seed Garden assorted lbs
Seed Garden assorted bush
Roots Asparagus
Potatoes Irish bbls
Duck yds
Patches Knot
Brushes Nail
Soda Nitrate lbs
Hinges Hasps and Staples
Bowl Large wood
Cutters Biscuit
Leather lbs
Knives Cake
Liniment qts
Cloth Sea Island yds
Case China Oak
Grease Axle lbs
Tab Cider
Sauce bottles
Lemon Essence ozs
Lists Clothing
Litter for sick
Ammonia Carb lbs
Rakes Garden
Gates Molasses
Pans Sauce
Beaters Egg
Wing Dixie Plow
Brushes Nail
Cloth Cheese yds
Hasps and Staples
Lemons doz
Starch Corn pkgs
Meat Mince bkts
DR C R
mt Purchased Am V Issued Am t on hand
7i 71
62 z 61
350 35
34 18 16
32000 32000
55 3 52
40000 40000
6 6
4 4
75 75
36
24
4
51 1
272
25
36
3 300 2 3300 2
139 10 12 139 10 12
000 2000
40 11 56 65 6 40 11 56 65 6
4
51 I
3 3 6 3 13 6
341 34 341 34
V

122
ANNUAL REPORT
ARTICLES
Citron lbs
Carts Hand
Faucets
Bells Cow
Tartar Cream lbs
Coats Over
Boots pairs
Pole Carriage and Strap
Mace lbs
Books Check
Oil Neatsfoot gal
Buttons doz
Pan Dust
Brushes Dust
Brush Popes Head
Pans Dish
Kraut Sauer gals
Soap bars
Soap boxes
Phosphate Acid Tons
Roaster
Masher Potato
Goblets
Tea Sets
Dinner Sets
Fryer Oyster
Poacher Kgg
Pans Pie
Boiler Double
Chopper Meat
Wheelbarrows
Crabs C S
Baskets Clothes
Snuff boxes
Gum Chew pkgs
Books Picture
Cologne Bottles
Powder Face boxes
Books Minute
Boards Draft
Syringes
Corsets
Curtains pairs
Trees Apple
Trees Peach
Candy lbs
Goods Christmas lots
Pots Flower doz
Collars Bark
Dates lbs
Bells Door
Oil Fir Tree qts
Blanks Ledger
Blanks Admr Patients
Sage lbs
Iron Bars
Graters Potato
Dr
Amt Purchased
Am11 Issued AmI on hand
5
4
15
150
4
15
144 144
80 So
24 24
24 24
72 72
6 6
3 3
25 25
2 2
150 15
700 700
800 800
3 3
1 1
3 3
687 6S7
2 2
2 2
1000 1000
1000 1000
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123
ARTICLES
Stuffer Sausage
Relish India bottles
Shades Window
Statements Blank
Books Ration
Plumes doz
Apples doz
Apples bbls
Grapes
Salt boxes
Macaroni pkgs
Vanilla bottles
Circulars for Bids
Books Laundry
Bands I R boxes
Swiss yds
Hammer
Fork Pitch
Cocoanuts
Cocoauuts sks
Bridles
Blanket Saddle
Girt Saddle
Scuttles Coal
Vouchers Blank
Blotters
Beans qts
Celery bunches
Berries qts
Seed Turnip lbs
Chips Soap lbs
Scales pairs
Onions pks
Hulls Cotton Seed lbs
Rye lbs
Register Visitors
Oranges doz
Oranges bbls
Mantles Welbach
Burners Welbach
Chimneys Mica
Stone Scythe
Mattock
Scooters Ga doz
Bolts Heel doz
Points B D Plow doz
Harrows
Whips
Chocolate lbs
Crayons box
Spice lbs
Seed Mustard lbs
Cloves lbs
Pepper lbs
BarkCinnamon lbs
Pins Safety doz
Linolium yds
Dr
Amt Purchased
500
Amt Issued Amt on hand
4 4
13 13
30 3
42 42
4 4
8 8
5 S
850 850
2 2
6 6
129 14 129 1
5 5
19 19
1000 1000
326 326
17 17
11 11
23 23
9 9
12928 12928
4 4
2 2
66475 166475
376 376
1 1
22 22
14 14
6 6
19 19
7 7
13 3
14 14
5 5
24 24
46 49 97
89Kh
124
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
ARTICLES
Cuffs pair
Collars
Buttons Cuff pair
Sets Onion bus
Hose Rubber feet
Sausage lbs
Saddles
Puller Nail
Hatchets
Borer Bung
Mustard case
Oysters qts
Nuts lbs
Raisins lbs
Prunes lbs
Cigars
Blades Grass
Lime Chloride case
Soda Caustic case
Tomatoes doz
Tomatoes Baskets
Borax lbs
Water Rose ozs
Olives bottles
Knives for Bone Cutter Set
Typewriter
Camphor Gum lbs
Box Filer
Dressing Harness box
Stout bottles
Couplings Hose pairs
Sweeps Dixon doz
Nozzles Hose
Can Galv
Solder bars
Needles Mattress
Book of Issues
Mops Cotton
Hones Razor
Brush Wall
Tub Wood
Kettles Porcelain
Capers bottles
Catgut doz
Nutmegs doz
Seed Celery lbs
Rubbers F J doz
Lines Clothes
Seed Tomato ozs
Sapolio cakes
Whiting Spanish lbs
Refrigerator
Hammer
Chisel
Driver Screw
Lines pair
Elastic pieces
Dr
Amt Purchased
35
no
28
Amt Issued Amt on hand
35
no
28
36 36
837 837
15 15
38 38
200 200
5 5
30
27
6
27
6
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125
A R TICLES
Cheviots yds
Scrim yds
Corduroy yds
Linen Table yds
Cutter Bone
Bluestone lbs
Book cash
Harness Dump Cart streets
Gelatine boxes
Carts
Lettuce bunches
Blue Regal lbs
Seed Collard
Seed Watermelon lbs
Hose Garden
Hooks and Eyes doz
Saws
Broiler
Frames Screen
Stack Smoke
Pin Rooling
Squash qts
Books Letter Copy
Sugar Cut loaf lbs
Pans Finger
Awning
Peas English qts
Asparagus bunches
Harness Double sets
Crinoline yds
Silk spools
Powder Baking C S
Paris Plaster lbs
Washers lbs
Steel bars
Pans Tin
Clips Letter
Seed Clover bush
Seed Lucerne bush
Seed Vetch bush
Freezer Ice Cream
Potatoes pecks
Potatoes qts
Wagons
Lawn yds
Pans Stew
Squeezer Lemon
Opener Can
Beater Egg
Boiler
Pot Tea
Saucers
Pan Fry
Mill Coffee
Tray Bread
Nails Kegs
Ad Tartaric lbs
DR
Aint Purchased
57 12
388 12
66 34
38
I
5
30
4
3
24
AmH Issued
57 12
388 12
66 34
38
I
14
I
3
6
5
30
4
Amt on hand
5
403 34
3
24
2 34
5
403 34ui
mmm
126
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
ARTICLES
Scythe and Haiidle
Plows Turn lbs
Abstracts Blank
Warrants Blank
Ginger lbs
Mackerel
Pickle qts
Crackers lbs
Cabbage
Wine qts
Zinc sheets
Bananas doz
Bananas bunches
Caps Gum boxes
Burner Lantern
Shovels Turn doz
Scooters doz
Sulphur lbs
Varnish qts
Machine Road
Plow Road
Scrapers Road
Appendix
Bacon Lost in drippage and handling lbs
Coffee lost in handling lbs
Flour lost in handling lbs
Grits lost in handling lbs
Lard lost in handling lbs
Meal lost in handling lbs
Soda lost in handling lbs
Syrup lost in leakage etc gal
Lemons lost from spoiling doz
Butter lost in handling lbs
Vests error in issuing
Gauze lost in handling
Cups and Saucers broken and error in handling
Spectacles pairs broken
Dr Cr
mt Purchased Am Issued A mt on hand
i 1
188 188
3000 3000
9tioo 9100
29
6 6
40 40
126 126
36 36
IIII
69
270
153
228
325
17
14
23 I
132
I
5
67
crrrr rcjfty oy v c7roT jrJrrrReport of Engineer
Georgia State Sanitarium
Milledgeville September i 1898
Dr T 0 Powell Superintendent
Dear Sir I have the honor to submit herewith my annual
report of the workings of this department from September 1st
1897 to September 1st 1898
Respectfully
T H DeSaussure Engineer
IMPROVEMENTS
STEEL CEILING
Two wards in the detached building have been ceiled
with stamped steel ceiling The steel is underlaid with asphalt
paper and has been given two coats of paint
The Amusement Hall also has been ceiled with ornamental
steel ceiling
detached buildings
Both the East aud West Detached Buildings have been
painted outside and in each of them there have been put two
firewalls dividing each building into three fire sections
The West building has had rift flooring put down on two
wards and much new plastering done There have also been
made in this building seventeen strong rooms for violent patients
the walls being plastered with cement mortar aud the doors bat
tened the windows are provided with strong wire guards There
has also been put up a porch at the west building 18 by 26 feet
extending to both stories The sides of this porch is of wire
screen work making two very cool and pleasant open air roomsP
mm
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
STEAM HEATING
The remodeliug of the steam heating apparatus under the
main famale building mention of which was made in the report
for 1897 has been continued this year much of the work has
been completed and it will be finished in ample time for the
coming sessions work
Two radiators have been put in the photographic department
of the Laboratory
PORCH AT MAIL BUILDING
There has been a wooden porch twelve by twenty feet with
tin roof built at the north door of the sick ward
FIRE DOORS IN CONVALESCENT BUILDINGS
Both convalescent buildings have had firewalls put through
them each building being now divided into four fire sections
TELEPHONES
There has been put in a telephone exchange with fortyseven
instruments and a switchboard in the main centre building
ICE WORKS
A contract has been made with a construction company for
the erection of a three ton ice making plant The work has
practically been completed and at this date the contractors are
making a test of the machinery
CARPENTERS WORK
Besides doing a large amound of ordinary repair about
the Institution during the year the carpenters have made the
following articles
102 Shuck mops
28 Sash
2 Trausom sash
3 sets sheltring
I Platform at warehouse
1 Lattice partition at warehouse
I Wooden partition center build
ing
52 Yard benches
12 Door frames
7 Panel doors
32 Rooms floored
19 Tablessmall
13 tableslarge
2 cases for telephone
48 Wireguards
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T Tool box for shop
6 Window frames
8 Long ladders
12 Commodes
io Lattice doors
2 Water troughs
6 Tables for sinks
12 Voucher boxes
2 Cart frames
5 Wagon frames
1 Mantelpiece
2 Small medicine cases
Tops on 3 bread carts
I Bread mixer at Bakery
I Flour box at Bakery
I Chest for clothes
I Worktable with drawers
7 Stepladders
5 Rooms ceiled overhead
200 curtain strips
15 Baker paddles
53 Hoe handles
I Well curb
218 Coffins
37 Boxes for shipping corpses
1 Yard pavilion 40x80 tin roof
1 Safe
2 Large medicine cases
r Cupboard
1 Awning storehouse
1 Instrument case
1 Wardrobe
and closets for Surgical RoomReport of Matron
Georgia State Sanitarium
Milledgeville September ist 1898
Dr T 0 Powell Superintendent
Permit me to submit the enclosed as my report for the year
ending September ist 1898 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 SEPTEMBER ISt
1897 TO SEPTEMBER ISt 1898
Aprons jIr
Bonnets IOI
Bedticks1 c0j
Bosomed shirts 2
Bandage cotton yards3903
Bandage flannel yards 270
Chemise256o
Curtains 34
Carpets j
Dresses calico1725
Dresses homespun1783
Dresses strong r00
Drawers4286
Flannel drawers 24
Flannel shirts 24
Flannel capes 87
Flannel skirts j
Gowns j5o6
Feather pillows 44
Pillow ticks1 0jg
Pillows and cases 45
Pillow cases4971
rrr r isrifs s cr GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
131
Pants3548
Sheets5000
Shirts4406
Skirts night 240
Shirts under3392
Suspenders2395
Shirtwaists 11
Sleeved aprons 4
Suits masquerade 48
Surgeons aprons 8
Table covers 15 x
Tidies 10
Towels 1530
Undervvaists 502
Window shades 13
Wrappers 39
Gauze dressing yards 113
Homespun dressing 200
Total42593
CLOTHING MADE FROM GOODS BELONGING TO PATIENTS
Dresses 17
Wrappers 15
Underskirts J5
Aprons 2
Drawers J4
Gowns IO
Chemise 5
Shirtwaists 3
Total 85
PRESERVES AND PICKEES MADE BY MATRON
Pickles gallons 445
Canned fruits gallons 373
Preserves pounds ii45
Jam pounds 2134
Jelly glasses 643
Catsup gallons 45
Report of Apothecary
September ist 1898
To Dr T 0 Powell Superintendent
Dear Sir I have the honor herewith to submit my report
of Apothecary department from September ist 1897 to Sep
tember ist 1898
Amount of drugs purchased from September ist 1897
to September ist 18984764 66
Amount of drugs sold officers and employees with de
ductions from checks were made and for which
the Apothecary is entitled to credit 213 50
Amount of drugs and fixtures on hand Sept ist 1898 1237 25
Number of prescriptions filled from September 1 1897
to September 1 1898 16373
Very respectfully
A G North Apothecary
CYYfrC SWmSf f SiT c trcjaReport of Librarian
Georgia State Sanitarium
September ist 1898
Dr T 0 Powell Superintendent
Dear Sir I have received the following newspapers for
the year ending September ist 1898
1 copy Macon Telegraph daily
1 copy Journal Atlanta daily
1 copy Morning News Savannah by publishers daily
2 copies Enquirer and Sun Columbus by publishers daily
1 copy TimesRecorder Americus by publishers daily
1 copy Herald Albany by publishers daily
1 copy of Chronicle Augusta by publishers daily
1 copy CommercialCourier Rome by publishers daily
3 copies Union Recorder by publishers weekly
1 copy Southern Christian Advocate by publishers weekly
1 copy Southern Presbyterian by publishers weekly
1 copy Valdosta Times by publishers weekly
1 copy Covington Star by publishers weekly
1 copy Franklin News Banner by publishers weekly
1 copy Calhoun Times by publishers weekly
1 copy Eatonton Messenger by publishers weekly
3 copies Sparta Ishmaelite by publishers weekly
3 copies Constitution Atlanta by publishers weekly
3 copies of SemiWeekly Banner by publishers semiweekly
1 copy Blackshear Times by publishers weekly
1 copy PlowBoy by publishers weekly
1 copy National by publishers weekly
1 copy Columbus Sentinel by publishers weekly
1 copy Southern Farmer by publishers weekly
1 package Sunday School Times J F Simmons Kirkwood
1 sack periodicals and papers C G Wilson
2 bundles newspapers at different times Joane Fowler
1 large box periodicals and papers P J Cline134 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
Below you will please find my report for the year ending Sep
tember ist 1898
Number of volumes received to Sept ist 189810967
Hon C L Bartleti M C volumes n
C C Niles 3
Mrs R A Trippe X8
Number of volumes received in all10999
Respedtfully
Robt A Trippe Librarian
effVfrfts csir tfyrjw sReport of Chaplain
Georgia State Sanitarium
Milledgeville October 6th 1898
Dr T 0 Powell Superintendent
Dear Sir Religious services have been conducted regu
larly on Sunday and Thursday afternoons during the year the
Iyords Supper has been administered monthly to several persons
the dead have been buried
The services have been largely attended and deep interest
manifested Judging from these facts and the many kind ex
pressions of appreciation they have been a source of joy and real
spiritual benefit to the inmates
The music under the efficient and faithful direction of Mrs
West has been especially enjoyed
May this Institution under your wise direction continue to
be a blessing to suffering humanity
Faithfully yours
Wiley J Page Chaplainyr rzsv ps s y r
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R A Mallory M DConcord Ga
N S Walker M DWillard Ga
S S Gaulden M DQuitman Ga
H J Smith M DMcRae Ga
yyrryo STANDING COMMITTEES
Executive Committee
A11 diting Co m m it lee
Committee on Farm and
Outside Business
Committee on Buildings
Machinery Repairs etc
Committee on Sanitation
Committee on Dairy
Committee on Rules
Laws etc
President E E Dixon
of all committees
f T J Cabling Chairman
j Eugene Foster
1 T M Hunt
Adolph Joseph
A Joseph Chairman
T J Carling
N S Walker
Jas P Walker Chairman
A H J Smith
S S Gaulden
Eugene Foster Chairman
T J Cabling
A Joseph
RA Mallory Chairman
H J Smith
S S Gaulden
T M Hunt Chairman
I J P Walker
H J Smith
N S Walker Chairman
I T M Hunt
R A Mallory
of the Board is exofficio memberV
ELECTIVE OFFICERS AND RESIDENT PHYSICIANS
T O Powell MD Superintendent and Resident Physician
J M Whitaker M DFirst Assistant Physician
L M Jones M DAssistant Physician
J C Patterson M DAssistant Physician
W A ODaniel M DAssistant Physician
John W MoblEy M DAssistant Pathologist
A G North M DApothecary
C H TroutmanSteward
O W HollingsheadAssistant Steward
W H HunterStorekeeper
H S JonesSecretary
Mrs J M DarnellMatron
M A McCrawTreasurer
T H DeSaussure C EEngineer
Rev W R BranhamChaplainTrustees Report
To His Excellency Allen D Candler Governor of Georgia
Dear Sir
Complying with the provisions of the law of Georgia the
Board of Trustees of the Georgia State Sanitarium respect
fully present this their report for the fiscal year ending Sep
tember 1st 1899 together with the reports of the various
officers of the Sanitarium The reports of these officials will
show in detail the management of the Sanitarium for the
year and we invite your examination of them
The Board of Trustees organized by electing a President
VicePresident and Secretary and the following Committees
were appointed
Executive Committee
Auditing Committee
Committee on Buildings Machinery and Repairs
Committee on Farm and Outside Business
Committee on Dairy
Sanitary Committee
Committee on Rules and ByLaws
The successful management of the Board is largely due to
the faithful and untiring work of the various committees
Under the rules the Executive and Auditing Committees
visit the Institution on the 20th of each month and have the
immediate control and oversight of the financial management
in its remotest detail
Your careful attention is especially called to the work of
the Executive Committee Most of the authority heretofore
vested in the Superintendent and Steward of purchasing the
supplies for support and maintenance and the fixing of sala
ries of employes now rests with this committee who together
with the Superintendent and Steward do this very important
and responsible work
It is proper here to state that while this work imposes6 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
an arduous labor and is quite a tax on the time and patience
of the members of the committee yet we feel assured that it
is a move in the right direction
We are gratified to report that with the exception of
measles no contagious disease appeared among the inmates
of the Sanitarium See report of Supt Powell
During the year a large amount of grading has been done
on various parts of the grounds thereby beautifying them
and preventing damage thereto by washing rains
The buildings are in a thoroughly firstclass condition
We have been compelled to expend a large sum of money to
keep them in repair Many of these structures are old and
require expenditure of a large sum of money each year to keep
them in good condition
The interior of the buildings has been greatly improved
by the laying of new floors and the improvement of walls
etc and needed furnishments have been added thereto The
institution presents a cleanly attractive and homelike appear
ance assuring the comfort of patients equal to that which
they would have in the best homes of the State In addition
to the general care of the patients infirmary wards have been
established for the special care and treatment of the sick and
feeble where they can have the attention of nurses both day
and night and enjoy the additional advantage of being
removed from the noise to which they would be subject to a
greater or less degree in the general wards
Connected with the institution is an operating room thor
oughly lighted and heated and fully equipped with all appli
ances necessary for the performance of all modern surgical
operations
The medical care of the patients is given by the staff of
physicians under the direction and supervision of Superin
tendent Powell the value of which care is evidenced by the
fact that the report of the Superintendent for this year shows
that the recovery of acute cases reached the unusual figure of
447O0 per cent This was a very decided advance over the
previous two years which were 3950o and 3 per cent
respectively
We would again emphasize the fact that the recovery ofGEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
insane patients bears a direct ratio to the duration of insanity
before receiving hospital treatment as shown by Superintend
ent Powells report which forms a part of this report
Our citizens should know and act upon the well estab
lished 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 one year the hope of restoring
him to sanity is small
The people of Georgia should send their insane relatives
to the Sanitarium immediately after the fact is established
that they are insane
Recognizing the importance of careful and intelligent
nursing of the insane a training school for nurses has been
established in connection with the Sanitarium which is under
the supervision of Miss Cross as Superintendent of Training
School This school has been in successful operation for the
past two years and has greatly increased the faithfulness and
efficiency of the nurses and the scope of the school has been
still further developed during the past twelve months
The report of the Steward shows our per capita cost of
maintenance of the institution for the fiscal year ending Sep
tember 1st 1899 of only 11700 As shown in Abstract N of
this report you will see that for each year for the past twenty
six years the per capita cost has been more than that of the
year just closed with only two exceptions demonstrating the
fact that your Board of Trustees have faithfully and efficiently
discharged the duties of their office with every consideration
of economy compatible with efficiency of service Then too
we cite you to the fact that the amount expended from the
appropriation for maintenance for the year 1899 for permanent
improvements was fully twice as large as in any one year of
the institution The nature and extent of these permanent
improvements are fully set forth in the report of Engineer
DeSaussure
The growth of the institution necessitated the consump
tion of a large quantity of ice and your Board in the spirit
of economy erected an ice plant ith the capacity of three
tons daily and have during this year constructed a large cold
storage building wherein fresh meats vegetables and otherANNUAL REPORT OF THE
supplies can be kept fresh and sound for consumption as
needed This cold storage building has a capacity of 9124
cubic feet and will result to the benefit of the institution
financially and insure the preservation of perishable articles
of food and thereby add to the comfort of the patients
In our last report we stated that we expected to be able
this year by economical management to install an electric
plant for furnishing lights for the buildings and grounds
This expectation however was not founded upon an appro
priation of 275000 and as this is the amount which was
appropriated it has been found impossible because of insuffi
ciency of appropriation to erect an electric plant
During the first part of the previous year the dummy line
had been delivering supplies from Milledgeville to the Sani
tarium under a contract price of 3000 per annum and upon
the expiration of the contract demanded 4000 per annum for
this service The Board of Trustees refused this proposition
and referred the matter to the Executive Committee with
power to act Mules and wagons were purchased sufficient to
deliver the supplies at the institution and soon thereafter
negotiations were entered into with the Central Railroad
authorities to have them build a spur track from their main
line to the Sanitarium storehouse This was completed at or
near the expiration of our last fiscal year The Sanitarium
has for the year 1899 enjoyed the benefit of free delivery of
its supplies at its storehouse in consequence of the fact that
both the Central and Georgia Railroads constructed tracks to
our storehouse and supplies are now purchased f o b Sani
tarium instead of Milledgeville By this change the insti
tution saved 3000 last year with the prospect of saving a
like amount each year in the future In addition to this each
railroad company has constructed without cost to the State a
coal chute at the terminus of its track which greatly facili
tates the handling of our coal
The detailed reports of the Treasurer and Steward will
fully acquaint you with the financial status of the Sanitarium
and we respectfully refer you to these reports for any desired
information relative to appropriations and expenditures for
maintenanceGEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
By the reports of the Steward and Treasurer you will
find that we have a surplus fund on hand amounting to
881973 at the end of our fiscal year
We respectfully suggest that this surplus is a necessity in
order to tide us over extraordinary expenditures during the
fall and winter months and but for this surplus we would be
unable to meet our bills during such months This surplus
should not be considered as a part of the appropriation to be
made for a subsequent year Our surplus fund at the close of
the fiscal year 1897 was 854315 and this year as above
shown it is 881973
We call your special attention to that portion of Superin
tendent Powells report in reference to the overcrowded condi
tion of the Sanitarium This is a serious matter and should
engage the earnest active efforts of the Board of Trus
tees and of the Legislature of Georgia The emergency
is upon us and must be met and this can be done in only one
of two ways First by enlarging the capacity of the Sanita
rium by the erection of additiona buildings or second for
the trustees to discharge from the institution the harmless
incurable insane as they are termed by an act of the Legisla
ture in order to make room for acute curable or dangerous
cases If this latter step is decided upon these unfortunate
and helpless citizens of our commonwealth will be thrown as
a charge upon the respective counties of the State and in the
vast majority of cases be confined in the jails or poorhouses
of such counties as not one county in fifty in the State is pre
pared to give either skillful or humane care to this unfortu
nate and afflicted class Your Board of Trustees without
committing itself to the request for an appropriation for an
enlargement of the Sanitarium respectfully request a confer
ence with the Sanitarium Committee of the Legislature with
a view to finding a solution of this question
Your Board of Trustees are pleased to report that the
corps of officials of the Sanitarium have been faithful and
efficient in discharge of duty during the year just closed and
we take this opportunity to publicly acknowledge our indebt
edness to these officials for valuable assistance in the success
ful management of the Sanitarium10
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
In closing this report your Board of Trustees feel that it
is only just to themselves to state that in entering upon the
discharge of their duties they were animated by the sole de
sire to faithfully and efficiently serve the State of Georgia
and her unfortunate insane To this end they have bent
their every energy so that their services would be beneficial to
the insane and a credit to the State and while we would not
seek to make an invidious comparison of the records of this
Board of Trustees with previous ones we feel justified in
stating that the facts as set forth in the annual report of this
Board will not suffer in comparison with any one of the pre
vious Boards of Trustees who have with such credit and
ability served the State
We beg to tender to your Excellency and to the General
Assembly our thanks for the generous maintenance of the
Sanitarium for the year 1899
Respectfully submitted
E E Dixon M D President
T J Carling VicePresidetit
Eugene Foster M D
T M Hunt
James P Walker M D
Adolph Joseph
R A Mallory M D
N S Walker M D
S S Gaueden M D
H J Smith M DReport of Superintendent PowelL
Georgia State Sanitarium
September 1 1899
To the Honorable Board of Trustees
Georgia State Sanitarium
Gentlemen In conformity to the requirements of the
law and rules of the institution I have the honor herewith to
submit for your consideration the annual report of this insti
tution beginning September 1st 1898 and ending September
1st 1899 together with the reports of Steward Treasurer
and other officers giving a full and detailed account of its
operations in all of its various departments showing the
amount of provisions bedding drugs indeed everything
purchased from whom price paid and aggregate cost Also
the movements of its population of both white and colored
with such suggestions as I deem advisable or beneficial in
conducting the affairs of the institution
On September 1st 1898 there were white patients on
hand 1626 and colored 700 making a total of 2326 There
have been received since 502 whites and 323 colored making
a total reception of 825
There have been discharged removed eloped and died
during the year 711 leaving on hand September 1st 1899
2440 of whom there are 48 whites and 1 colored on furlough
not discharged
The average number of patients under treatment during
the year was 2383 while the total number receiving treat
ment was 3151
It will be seen that the average number receiving treat
ment was 136 more than last year We have 114 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 12
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
STATEMENTWHITE
In relation to the number of white patients during the
past year or from September 1st 1898 to September 1st 1899
There were patients on hand September 1st 18981626
White Male Lunatics637
White Male Epileptics99
White Male Idiots 38774
White Female Lunatics749
White Female Epileptics 70
White Female Idiots338521626
There have been received during the year
White Males261
N White Females241 502
Total number of whites under treatment 2128
Of whom there have been
Discharged restored259
Discharged eloped 2
Discharged improved 2
Discharged removed 5
Discharged transferred 2
Discharged pregnant brought to the Institution in this
condition
Removed improved 1274
There have diedMales 80
Females 76156 430
Leaving on hand September 1st 1899 hdqS
CLASSIFICATION OF THE WHITES
White Male Lunatics 682
White Male Epileptics 99
White Male Idiots 4282
White Female Lunatics776
White Female Epileptics 64
White Female Idiots 358751 698
Of the white males there have died from epilepsy 13
heart disease 3 old age 6 exhaustion 14 paralysis 10 diar
rhoea 3 marasmus 2 influenza 2 exhaustive mania 6 con
sumption 6 tuberculosis of bowels 2 convulsions 1 erysip
elas 1 chronic exhaustion 2 apoplexy 2 exhaustion from
malignant cause 1 syphilis 1 pneumonia 1 fall from tree 1
strangulated hernia 1 chronic mania 1 yellow softening of
brain 1 Total 80

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Of the white females exhaustion 7 acute enteritis 1
nervous exhaustion 23 old age 1 continued fever 1 apo
plexy 4 epilepsy 13 dropsy of heart 1 organic brain disease
1 paralysis 2 senile exhaustion 6 pneumonia 1 marasmus
1 consumption 5 cancer 1 brain exhaustion 1 dysentery 2
exhaustive mania 2 heart disease 1 enteritis 1 and tuber
culosis of bowels 1 Total 76
STATEMENTCOLORED
Ill relation to the number of colored patients during the
past year or from September 1st 1898 to September 1st 1899
There were patients on hand September 1st 1898700
Colored Male Lunatics300
Colored Male Epileptics 38
Colored Male Idiots 7345
Colored Female Lunatics333
Colored Female Epileptics 19
Colored Female Idiots 3355 7
There have been received during the year
Colored Males166
Colored Females157 323
Total number of colored under treatment 1023
Of whom there have been
Discharged restored 94
Discharged eloped 195
There have died Colored Males 91
Colored Females 95186 281
Leaving on hand September 1st 1899 742
CLASSIFICATION OF THE COLORED
Colored Male Lunatics 34
Colored Male Epileptics 7
Colored Male Idiots 2376
Colored Female Lunatics342
Colored Female Epileptics 22
Colored Female Idiots 2366 742
Of the colored males who have died there were from old
age 10 epilepsy 9 consumption 19 dropsy 4 marasmus 8
exhaustive mania 10 senile exhaustion 2 heart disease 5
syphilis 2 unknown 4 apoplexy 5 paralysis 4 paresis 2
pulmonary hemorrhage 1 organic heart disease 2 asthenia 1
pulmonary tuburculosis 2 and chronic nephritis 1 Total 9114
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
Of the colored females hepatic cirrhosis 1 epileptic
asthenia 10 tuberculosis 6 chronic enteritis 10 exhaustion
3 cerebral apoplexy 3 exhaustive mania 12 apoplexy 7 pul
monary tuberculosis 7 tubercular enteritis 1 marasmus 5
senile exhaustion 7 organic brain disease 2 organic heart
disease 5 general miliary tuberculosis 1 acute enteritis 3
acute nephritis 1 septic peritonitis 1 capillary bronchitis 1
syphilitic exhaustion 1 chronic tubercular pneumonia 1
chronic tubercular infection 1 chronic nephritis 1 terminal
dementia 1 acute septicaemia 1 asthenia 1 carcinoma mania
1 and tubercular pneumonia 1 Total 95
Table No 1
Showing the number of whites admitted during the year
and their respective ages at the time of admission
Under 15 years
15 to 20
20 to 25
25 to 30
3 to 35
35 to 40
40 to 45
45 to 50
50 to 60
60 to 70
70 to 80
80 to 90
Unknown 44
Total261
es Females
8 2
15 15
31 26
24 3
17 22
27 28
25 23
23 15
22 27
18 14
7 7
0 2
44 30
241
Total
10
30
57
54
39
55
48
38
49
32
14
2
74
502
Table No 2
Showing the duration of insanity of whites before admis
sion
I to 3
3 to 6
6 to 9
9 to 2
2 to 8
to 2
2 to 3
3 to 4
4 to 5
months 68
years
es Females Totals
68 43 Ill
22 15 37
12 23 35
7 8 15
22 18 40
6 4 10
14 iS 32
9 14 23
4 5 9
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
15
5 to 6
6 to 8
8 to 10
IO to 12
12 to 14
14 to 20
20 to 30
30 to 40
Several
Unknown
4
13
2
3
2
6
4
o
15
Total261
10
6
4
8
2
11
5
5
9
33
241
14
19
6
11
4
17
9
5
24
81
502
Table No 3
Occupation of the whites
Bailiff 1
Bookkeeper 3
Cabinetmaker 1
Candymaker 1
Carpenter 3
Clerk 3
Clocksmith 1
Contractor 2
Dentist I
Druggists 1
Drummer I
Engineer 1
Factory hand 5
Farmer137
Ferryman 1
Fireman 2
Housekeeper140
Insurance agent 1
Jeweler I
Laborer 7
Laundryman 1
Lawyer 1
Lumberman 1
Total1
admitted during the year
Manufacturer I
Mechanic 9
Merchant 13
Miller 1
Minister 4
No occupation 26
Nurse 1
Painter 4
Physician 6
Plumber 1
Postal clerk 1
Railroad man 4
Seamstress 9
Servant 6
Shoemaker 1
School girl 3
School boy 1
Speculator 1
Tailor 1
Teacher 6
Tinsmith 1
Unknown 86
502
Table No 4
Civil condition of the whites received during the year
Married 256
Single188
Widowed1 37
Unknown 21
Total502IMflP
16 annual report of the
Table No 5
Homicidal and suicidal of the whites received during the
year
Homicidal 69
Suicidal 21
Homicidal and suicidal 18
Total108
Table No 6
Cause or supposed cause
during the year
Blow on the head 8
Change of life 10
Childbirth 9
Congenital
Dissipation
Domestic trouble
Epilepsy
Female trouble
Fever
Financial trouble 9
Fright 2
Grief 7
Heredity 72
Illhealth 29
Injury on railroad 4
Kidney trouble 1
Loss of eye 1
Masturbation 5
Measles 4
9
16
34
8
5
of insanity of whites received
Melancholia 1
Menstrual trouble 16
Morphine 5
Nervous prostration 1
Ovarian trouble 2
Overheat 4
O verstudy 1
Overwork 1
Paralysis 1
Religious excitement 6
Senile imbecility 2
Spinal affection 10
Softening of brain 1
Sunstroke 1
Syphilis 2
Tumorofbrain 1
Uterine trouble 2
Womb trouble 3
Unknown306
Total
502
Table No 7
Showing the number of colored admitted during the year
and their respective ages at the time of admission
Under 15 years
15 to 20
20 to 25
25 to 30
30 to 35
35 to 40
40 to 45
45 to 50
50 to 60
Males
5
19
22
17
16
10
7
1
13
Females
2
9
21
16
J9
21
7
n
13
Total
7
28
43
33
35
3i
14
12
26GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
17
60 to 70
70 to 80
80 to 90
Over 90
Unknown 44
Total166
10
6
1
o
21
157
17
9
1
2
JL3
323
Table No 8
Showing the duration of insanity of the colored before
admission
months 42
1 to 3
3 to 6
6 to 9
9 to 12
1 to 1
iH to 2
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 3
Several
Unknown
years
Total166
42 35
17 18
8 14
2 3
12 12
1 2
3 6
5 5
3 7
2 4
1 2
2 3
3 2
3 2
1 5
3 1
8 9
50 27
157
Total
77
35
22
5
24
3
9
10
10
6
3
5
5
5
6
4
17
77
323
Table No 9
Occupation of the colored admitted during the year
Barber 1
Blacksmith I
Brickmason 2
Cook 17
Cooper 1
Farmer 28
Farmhand 28
Hackdriver 1
Housekeeper 26
Laborer 90
Laundress 2
No occupation 8
Nurse 1
Painter 1
Porter 1
Preacher 1
Seamstress 1
Servant 8
Teacher 1
Turpentine hand 3
Washerwoman 10
Watchman 1
236
Unknown 87
Total323t
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
Table No 10
Civil condition of the colored received during the year
Married 120 Single in
Widowed 36 Unknown 56
Total
323
Table No 11
Homicidal and suicidal of the colored received during the
year
Homicidal 14
Suicidal j
Homicidal and suicidal T
Total8
Table No 12
Cause or supposed cause of insanity of the colored received
during the year
Burn i
Change of life 3
Childbirth 3
Congenital 1
Dissipation 3
Domestic trouble 3
Epilepsy 18
Female trouble 10
Fever 4
Grief 3
Heredity n
111 health 5
Indigestion 2
Injury to head 9
Masturbation 2
Melancholia 1
Menstrual trouble 9
Religious excitement 10
Senile imbecility 4
Spinal trouble 1
Syphilis 2
Sunstroke 1
Uterine trouble 2
Womb trouble 2
Unknown 2
Total
J5
323
FORM OF INSANITY OF WHITES RECEIVED DURING THE YEAR
Acute mania 152
Chronic mania 107
Chronic epilepsy 15
Chronic paralytic 8
Chronic mania recurrent 57
Chronic mania syphilitic 3
Chronic mania epileptic 22
Chronic mania alcoholic 7
Chronic mania drugs 4
Total
Acute mania alcoholic 5
Acute mania epileptic 1
Chronic imbecile 10
Senile imbecile 24
Melancholia acute 25
Melancholia chronic 13
Puerperal mania 14
Idiot 13
Not insane 3
Unknown no history 19
502
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19
FORM OF INSANITY OF COLORED RECEIVED DURING THE YEAR
Acute mania 1 151
Sub acute mania 13
Recurrent mania 36
Chronic mania 35
Senile mania 24
Melancholia 7
Total
Epileptic mania 40
Dementia primary 5
Dementia secondary 2
Imbecile 3
Congenital defect 5
Idiot2
323
Mental and Physical Examination
GEORGIA STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM
Case No
Date of admission189
Name
AgeSex
WeightHeight
PRESENT STATE
ViolentDangerous
DestructiveHomicidal
SuicidalNutrition
ArticulationFacial Expression
ExcitedMelancholy
Menial State
Delusions
Illusions
Hallucinations
I
Habits
Motor Functions
Muscles of
CleanlyUntidy
Eyes
Face
Trunk
Arms
Inf Extremities
Convulsive SeizuresGait 20
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
Cutaneous
Sensation
Secretion
Bejlexes
Special Senses
Reaction of pupils
Ophthalmascope
Tropic
Disturbances
Tactile
Heat
Cold
Pain
Cutaneous
I Glandular
Patella
Angle clonis
Superficial
Hearing
Eyesight
Sphincters
Circulatory
System
I
Skin
Muscles
Bone
Hair
Anal
Vesical
Pulse
Arteries
HeartGEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
21
Respiratory
System
Nose
Mouth
Lungs
GenitoUrinary System
Remarks
Diagnosis
Terminal History
HEALTH
The general health of the Institution has been as good
as could be expected under the circumstances Of the 825
patients received during the year there were a large number
completely broken down physically and mentally and many
lived but a short time after their receptionsome only a day
or so
We had an epidemic of measles which passed through
many wards of the Institution and with that exception we
have been exempt from all epidemic or communicable disease
save consumption There is a decrease in that in the colored
department where it has been so fatal especially with the
females The report of the Pathologist will show that there
has been within the past two years a decided decrease in the
mortality from tuberculosis I can only attribute the de
crease to the prompt efforts to isolate all cases and a prompt
and thorough examination of all suspects
By reference to the mortality tables you will seethe cause
of death of those who have died during the year The ratio
of deaths to the number treated during the year is larger
than last year being 1085ioo per cent This however is
due to the large number of cases that were brought to the
Institution almost in a dying condition living but a short
while after reception The causes of death will show that
very few died of curable dieases
I have to report one death which I think was suicide
While out in the yard Mr Walter Messau climbed a tree before
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
the attendant could stop him He either jumped or fell and
died in a few hours
RECOVERIES
The percentage of recoveries is calculated or based on
the number received or admitted during the year The per
cent this year is 4472looa little above that of last year
This is simply due to the fact that we received a few more
acute and curable cases this year It should be remembered
that the recovery from insanity bears almost a direct ratio to
its duration While there are a few unexpected recoveries of
long standing the per cent in such cases is so small we are
not justified in encouraging hopes of a full and complete re
covery The first aim and object in the treatment of the in
sane should be to remove them from home and the surround
ings under which their insanity occurred Insanity should
have early treatment It is a fatal mistake with many rela
tives and friends in keeping the insane at home until all hope
of recovery has vanished They are then brought to the Insti
tution for custodial care during life
JAMES T HOBBY
It is with deep sorrow and regret that I have to report
the death of Mr James T Hobby one of our most faithful
and efficient employees who died on the 12th of May 1899
of apoplexy He had been in the service of the Institution
since 1860 and during all that time he took a lively active
interest in everything pertaining to its welfare In his death
the Institution has sustained a heavy loss His inflexible
integrity and fidelity to duty makes his loss felt by all
SUGGESTIONS
When we take into consideration the fact that we are
receiving from one to twelve applications daily for admis
sionsan average of about six a dayyou will readily see
that the Institution will soon be filled to its utmost capacity
and indeed overcrowded Judging the future by the past I
apprehend that a majority of the applicants are chronic and
incurable and are to be cared for by the Institution during
life There seems to be a tendency on the part of the author
ities of some of the counties to get clear of every case that is
in any way a care or expense to the county or family A
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
23
majority of the patients received this year were chronic and
incurable many were old and feeble and some had to be
carried to the wards on cots or in rolling chairs The recep
tion of such cases now will perhaps be to the exclusion of
some acute and curable case defeating the aim and object of
the Sanitarium in giving the acute the benefit of the earliest
possible hospital treatment a good per cent of which would
be restored to health family and society and become pro
ductive powers of the State instead of a burden to it for life
The Institution was not intended as a refuge for poverty and
decrepitude
I would suggest that some protection be thrown around
the Institution so as to give those that are amenable to treat
ment the earliest possible benefit of hospital treatment To
meet the constantly increasing demands for admissions there
must be some provision made in the near future for increased
accommodation or some of the harmless and incurable re
turned to their respective counties
While I am not unmindful of the financial condition of
our State I believe all of the indigent afflicted are wards of
the State and should have State care as far as possible but
those that need it most and can be benefited by it should
have it first
There are certain classes received in this Institution that
should have separate provision made for their care The
epileptic should be colonized the feebleminded or idiots
should be placed in schools the defective and depraved
should be in a reformatory and there should be a small hos
pital in connection with the prison farm for the convict
insane To mix these classes is a positive injury to each
Some of the States have separate provision for them and I
hope our State before a great while may see her way clear
financially to take such a humanitarian position As I have
said in a former report before our Sanitarium can be regarded
as firmly established on a scientific basis these classes must
be separated from the insane proper
PATHOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT
You will see by the work done in the laboratory the im
portance of scientific investigation of the maladies of the
insane There has not been as much work done in this de24
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partment this year as desirable on account of the resignation
of our Pathologist There have been many important ad
vances made by those who have the care and treatment of the
insane in the last decade but in my judgment none is of
such importance as the pathological laboratory for the inves
tigation of the maladies of the central nervous system I am
firmly of the opinion that time labor and money cannot be
better spent than in the scientific investigation of the nervous
system All the alienists are looking to the laborator5 work
of the neuropathologist for the possibilities of tomorrow
There is no other source to which they would be justified to
look for light and guidance Postmortem investigation re
veals facts antemortem investigation is often shrouded in
darkness and doubt
We have been without a neuropathologist for about a
year and I feel that it would be a step backwards not to sup
ply the vacancy caused by the resignation of Dr Oertel If
we expect to keep our Institution abreast with others and the
advances that are being made in psychiatry then it is neces
sary to have a neuropathologist and I trust your Honorable
Board will see your way clear to select one at this meeting
My apology for the earnest manner in which this matter has
been presented must be my desire that our Institution should
be equal to any in the land in advances and in scientific work
LABORATORY WORK
The work in this department for the year just ended has
been very much curtailed in consequence of the resignation
of the regular Pathologist which took place last October
We very much regret this fact for our work was getting well
under way and we are warranted in believing that this field
of labor offers to the alienist the greatest hopes for definite
knowledge in the causation of insanity and localization of
lesions
We have performed about twenty 20 autopsies during
the year but have made no microscopic investigation into
any of our findings the gross lesions only being noted and
records made of the same These necropsies have been
mainly confined to epileptics with the hopes of ascertaining
what per cent of gross lesions we might find in this condi
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tion In nearly every case we have found existing a gross
morbid change sufficient to excite convulsions
While many of our postmortems have thus given evi
dence of microscopic brain lesions and lesions of other organs
that might account for the mental condition existingyet in
many we have found no visible organic change either in
brain or other viscera
To this latter class we hope through scientific work of
the neuropathologist to make much advancement in our
knowledge of psychiatry
Definite results have already been claimed from research
upon the blood and there may still be many unobserved
factors which tend to a condition of mental derangement
As shown in our previous reports the exhaustive study
upon the kidneys has disclosed pathological conditions of
great significance And it may not be improbable that the
frequent morbid character of these organs in diseases of the
brain bears a causal relation to certain forms of mental aber
ration Suffice it to say that we do not consider this work
has been in vain or given entirely negative results If
nothing more has been accomplished we have established the
fact that the kidneys are often diseased in the different forms
of insanity much more frequently than with the sane
More positive and encouraging have been our deductions
through postmortem investigation in diseases of the lungs
The frequent occurrence of phthisis pulmonalis and general
miliary tuberculosis in mental diseases gives us just grounds
for suspecting a causal relation exisiting between them In
deed we have met with many cases that presented a picture
of exhaustion or marasmus when the necropsy disclosed a
condition of general miliary tuberculosis Notable is the
fact that in a given family pulmonary tuberculosis and insan
ity often go hand in hand for several generations
We recall one very interesting case of general miliary
tuberculosis in which the splenic parynchima was almost
entirely destroyed by tubercular areasthere being also
infection of the liver and peritonaeum
With us I am sure the diagnosis upon these cases has
been frequently erroneousour cases of chronic asthenia no
doubt often depending upon a tubercular infectionmmmmmmmm
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In the complete destruction of such bloodmaking tissues
as the spleen there must surely be some effect upon the blood
and its function in supplying our general economjwith nutri
tion and oxygen It is here that the scientific work of the
pathologist will be much demanded and the microscope will
be indispensable to the elucidation of these hidden problems
We hardly deem it necessary to call attention to the posi
tive demand of the microscope in the examination of sputum
Though its usefulness in this respect has been generally
acknowledged we would feel that we had not done our duty
should we fail here again to emphasize its great need
Tuberculosis is now generally admitted to be an infec
tious disease Some countries have thrown around it the
same restraints as around any other contagious or infectious
malady Isolation is being practiced and hygienic precau
tions being enforced with marked rigidity
The microscope offers to us the only positive means of
early diagnosis in consumption and we have found its aid of
inestimable value in the prompt detection and isolation of
such cases in our thickly crowded wards
The greatest work perhaps of the neuropathologist will
be upon the nervous system In those cases where we detect
no visible morbid changes about the brain or spinal cord we
hope through the assistance of the microscope to reach some
conclusions as to those cytolitic lesions which must necessa
rily take place somewhere among the nerve cells
How important then must be the necessity of maintaining
this scientific division of our work and how untiring should
be our efforts in promoting this line of study
TRAINING SCHOOL AND INFIRMARY WARDS
Training schools and infirmary wards are not only im
portant adjuncts but are indispensable to a wellequipped
hospital for the insane For several months of the year lec
tures were suspended on account of an epidemic of measles
in the Institution All gatherings were stopped to prevent a
spread of the disease Our faithful and efficient Superin
tendent of Nurses Miss Cross takes a lively interest in the
training school The clinical advantages of the nurses this
year have perhaps been better and they have received more
bedside instructions than usual
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A large commodious lectureroom in the basement of the
Center Building has been fitted up and furnished It is not
only a lectureroom but will be used also for practical training
and the preparation of gauze and other surgical necessities
which are made by the nurses
There has been no material change made in the infirmary
wards during the year The sick and feeble should be moved
from the disturbed wards to infirmary wards where they will
have quiet and be under the care of skilled nurses day and
night
SURGERY
Our good results in major surgery among the insane has
fully justified the establishment of this department
As shown in our last report our operating room is well
equipped and it is truly gratifying to be able to report that
this branch of our work has been perfectly satisfactory and
encouraging From the mental improvement of some of the
cases operated upon we are fully convinced of the usefulness
of this treatment in many conditions of insanity
The object of this department is not to cut at random or
do surgery where we do not feel it will be positively beneficial
Our patients are first subjected to a thorough physical
examination States of the genital organs are often disclosed
which seem to have some influence upon the mental disease
present It is in these cases of apparent relationship between
mind and physical condition that we consider for operation
How frequently we encounter large fibromata involving
the uterus with symptoms of depression and melancholia
dependent no doubt upon the dragging pain and weight
accompanying this condition
As shown in our last report we have done for this trouble
several hysterectomies Two of the patients were sent home
six or eight months ago apparently well and they have not
yet returned We therefore feel justified in believing that
the removal of this weight and source of worry in these cases
is wholly responsible for the subsequent mental improvement
We do not hesitate to advocate surgical treatment in these
caseswith complete hysterectomy whenever the utrrus is
so impaired Of course we should not operate if the patient28
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is in such a state of mental excitement as would make the
operation inadvisable
We cannot deny either the efficiency of ovariotomy in
those cases of reflex excitability so directly traceable to the
catemenia All of our cases of this nature have been greatly
benefitted both mentally and physically by the removal of
the ovaries In fact this is the Only treatment we have to
offer in conditions of hysteroepilepsy and we hope to relieve
many of this class
We do not exaggerate when we make this prophesy for
we constantly come in contact with patients who exhibit men
tal aberration only at their menstrual time These patients
are apparently well during the first of the month but upon
the appearance of the catemenia they are subject to slight
convulsions mental dullness and often go into a cataleptic
state lasting with slight intermissions often during the
whole time of the menstrual flow We have observed upon
several occasions patients to have distinct convulsions upon
making a bimanual examination The exciting cause in
these cases is too unmistakable to leave us without hope in
these operations
We report three case of double ovariotomy in which we
have had one complete cure one very much benefitted and
one not apparently improved
Our data as yet is very smallconsequently we can come
to no positive conclusion as to the good and rationality of
such procedure But we feel that in the statistical evidence
which we hope to obtain in the future we can prove the ad
visability and justice of our course
But little progress has been made in brain surgery among
the insane but it is a question as to whether there is much to
be accomplished in this direction
Many of our postmortems show old depressed fractures
fibromata of the dura and other pathological conditions sub
ject to surgical alleviation But we find it wellnigh impos
sible to detect these morbid processes from the meagre history
which we are able to obtain Some we doubt should we
detect them could not be relieved on account of their chronic
nature
In conditions of recent critical apoplexy there would
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appear to be some hope of relief from the trephine but sel
dom among the insane is the cranium invaded for hemor
rhages of this nature
We trust however that it will not long be so and we
may yet be upheld and justified in opening the skull for cor
tical lesions of this character
The following tabulations will indicate the number of
laparotomies performed during the last eighteen months
within this table there being incorporated the hysterectomies
and ovariotomies as given in the report of last year in order
to show the mental termination of each
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISEASE SURGICAL TREATMENT TERMINATION
PHYSICAL MENTAL
Female Chronic Mania Fibroid Uterus Hysterectomy Recovery Not improved
Female Acute Mania Fibroid Uterus Hysterectomy Recovery Recovery
Female HysteroEpilepsy Ovaritis Ovariotomy Recovery Recovery
Female Epileptic Insanity Ovaritis Hysterectomy Recovery Not improved
Female HysteroEpilepsy RetroVersioUteri Adhesions Hysterectomy Recovery Recovery
Female HysteroEpilepsy Cystic Ovaries Adhesions Ovariotomy Recovery Very much improved
Female Chronic Mania VentroFixation Unfavor Not im
Prolapsus Uteri able proved
Female Acute Mania Ovaritis Adhesions Ovariotomy Recovery Not improved
By recovery here we mean sent home and not returned
EMPLOYMENT AND AMUSEMENTS
In all cases where the physical and mental condition will
justify it we encourage our patients to engage in some em
ployment From long experience we have found that nothing30
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is more potent in its influence in diverting the mind from
morbid ideas into normal channels hence the great impor
tance of outdoor exercises and employment It has been our
constant effort to find congenial employment for as many as
possible By their assistance in this way our per capita cost
in maintaining the Institution is very much reduced and the
per cent of recoveries is very much increased but under no
circumstances whatever is any one forced to workit is en
tirely optional with them
Many of the white females are employed in the sewing
rooms and the men in the gardens and various other depart
ments of the Institution The colored females are generally
employed in the laundries and the colored males in grading
and in the fields dairies etc
The amusements have been kept up during the ear as
usual under the supervision of Dr J M Whitaker First
Assistant Physician except while we had an epidemic of
measles
IMPROVEMENTS AND REPAIRS
There have been many important and permanent im
provements made during the year of a substantial character
and some completed that were commenced last year Your
Board justly and wisely considered it great economy to pro
vide an ice plant and cold storage for the Institution so as to
manufacture all ice that is needed by the Institution and
cold storage so as to keep perishable articles for an indefinite
length of time This building for refrigeration is 77 feet 6
inches long and 34 feet 2 inches wide and contains a room
for brine tank and four refrigerating chambers aggregating
9124 cubic feet The two meat rooms are provided with
overhead tracks and traveling hooks
Another important improvement is the erection of a
warehouse and apothecary department This building is 74
feet 6 inches long and 40 feet wide and is two stories high
The first floor contains two rooms 15x17 feet one room
30 x 38 feet and one room 24 x 38 feet The second floor con
tains twelve rooms 12x15 feet The upper story will be used
as sleeping apartments for attendants and will accommodate
from twelve to fifteen thereby making room for twelve or
fifteen patients on the wards In our crowded condition weGEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
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need all the available space possible on the wards for the
patients These improvements were urgent demands of the
Institution
There have been many other important repairs and im
provements made during the year This large property re
quires constant work to keep it in repair and we should not
lose sight of the fact that insanity means destructiona per
version of the natural mode of thinking and actingand that
the tendency of quite a large number of our patients at
times is to destroy furniture crockery bedding clothing
lights sash and even tearing their rooms to pieces These
things should be taken into account when we consider the
repairs and supplies of a hospital for the insane Hence
you see that a hospital for the insane cannot be compared
with any other hospital
For a full and detailed account of all improvements and
repairs I refer you to the Engineers report
FINANCES
By reference to the report of our faithful Steward you
will see that the per capita per diem for the year just past is
32ioo His report also contains a classified statement of
expenditures and everything purchased from whom price
paid and aggregate cost and the balance on hand with our
Treasurer
ASSISTANT STEWARD
You will see by reference to the report of the Assistant
Steward the results of the gardens and dairies and also the
amount of pork raised which was 48038 pounds The results
in these departments are very satisfactory especially the
garden when we take into account the continued drouth
during the summer
STOREKEEPER
The Storekeepers report will give a detailed account of
the management of that department
MATRON
The report of our faithful Matron will give a full and
complete account of the work done in her departmentmmmmm
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
APOTHECARY
You will see from the report of tlie Apothecary the
amount of drugs purchased and the number of prescriptions
filled and the amount of drugs on hand
LIBRARIAN
I am deeply grateful for the generous contributions from
the various friends of the Institution throughout the State
for books periodicals etc donated to the Institution for the
pleasure and welfare of our patients
By reference to the Librarians report you will see a list
of these donations and the contributors so far as it has been
possible to ascertain
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
Religious services have been conducted regularly during
the year on Thursday and Sunday afternoons except during
the epidemic of measles by our faithful Chaplain Rev W
R Branham The attendance upon the services has been
large and the conduct good The Chaplain has responded
to all calls to bury the dead
CONCLUSION
It gives me great pleasure to state that the officers
attendants and employees generally have discharged their
respective trying duties faithfully and efficiently And to
your honorable Board I am deeply grateful for all the aid and
cooperation that you have given me in the discharge of my
onerous and responsible duties
Trusting to the guidance of a wise and merciful Provi
dence I am
Very respectfully
T O Powell
Super in ten dentReport of Treasurer
Georgia State Sanitarium
MillEdgeville Ga Sept 14 1899
Dr T 0 Powell Superintendent
Dear Sir Herewith please find my report for the fiscal
year commencing September 1st 1898 and ending August
31st 1899 Very truly etc
M A McCeaw Treasurer
M A McCraiv Treasurer
In account with the Georgia State Sanitarium
SUPPORT AND MAINTENANCE
1898 Dr
Sept 1 To balance cash on handf 8543 r5
1899
Aug 31 To cash from State Treasurer 279083 34
287626 49
Cr
1899
Aug 31 SubsistenceI 86969 99
Clothing 29012 39
Fuel and Transportation 17598 82
Salaries 20663 1
Wages 82655 22
Incidental Expenses 35774 03
Medical Supplies 39r9 77
Contingencies 1282 06
Stationery and Postage 931 38
Balance cash on hand 8819 73
287626 49
repairing the building of colored insane
1898 Dr
Sept 1 To balance on hand 4743 J9
1899 Cr
Aug 31 By expenditures 3469 15
Balance cash on hand 1274 4
4743 19
FIRE WALLS AND CISTERN
1898 DR
Sept i To balance cash on hand 42698
Cr
Oct 10 By expenditures 42698Report of Steward
Georgia State Sanitarium
Milledgeville Ga August 31st 1899
Dr T O Poweel Superintendent
Dear SirI have the honor to hand you herewith my
report as Steward from September 1st 1998 to September
1st 1899 F
Abstract A shows the balance brought forward from the
last fiscal year the amount drawn from the State Treasurer
for support and maintenance of the Institution tooether with
a classified statement of the disbursements also the balance
on hand to be carried forward to the next year
Abstract B shows Salaries paid to officers
Abstract C shows Wages paid to employees
Abstract D gives in detail the expenditures on account
of Subsistence
Abstract E gives in detail the expenditures on account
of Incidental Expenses
Abstract F gives in detail the expenditures on account
of Clothing
Abstract G gfives in detail the expenditures on account
of b uel and Transportation
Abstract H gives in detail the expenditures on account
of Medical Supplies
Abstract I gives in detail the expenditures on account
of Contingencies
Abstract J gives in detail the expenditures on account
of Stationery and Postage
Abstract K gives in detail the expenditures on account
ot Special Appropriation for Fire Walls and Cistern
Abstract L gives in detail the expenditures on account
of repairing Building for Colored Insane together with the
balance on hand carried forward to next year
Abstract M shows the requisitions for support and
maintenance of the Institution drawn from the State Treas
urer in their regular orderGEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
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Abstract N shows the average number of patients from
1S73 to 1899 both included together with the per capita cost
per diem and per annum
Abstract O shows the cost of maintaining one patient
for one year month week and day
Our per capita is 11700 per annumthirtytwo cents
and five mills for one day
By reference to the report of Mr G W Hollinshead
Assistant Steward you will find detailed results from garden
dairies hogs etc also a report of stock wagons utensils and
implements on hand
Our Storekeeper Mr W H Hunter reports stock on
hand 8827798
Our Apothecary DrA G North reports stock on hand
96936
Thanking you for the many courtesies and acts of kind
ness shown me I am
Very respectfully
C H TrouTman
StewardABSTRACT
Statement of Steward Georgia State Sanitarium giving
the balance brought forward from last fiscal year and all
money received also classified statement of disbursements
from September 1st 1898 to September 1st 1899
l898 CASH rjr
Sept i To cash on hand 8541 is
1899
Aug 31 To cash from State Treasurer 279083 34
1287626 49
Cr
86969 99
29012 39
17593 82
20663 10
Wages 82655 22
Incidental expenses
Medical supplies 3 qiq 77
Contingencies 2g2 o6
Stationery and postage g
1899
Aug
CASH
By Subsistence
Clothing
Fuel and transportation
Salaries
Cash in hands of Sanitarium Treasurer
278806 76
38i9 73
287626 49ABSTRACT B
Consolidated Statement of Officers Pay Roll giving amount paid each officer per month and per annum together with the
aggregate amount of pay roll from September 1st 1898 to September 1st 1899
NAME Occupation Sept 166 65 150 00 150 00 150 00 150 00 116 65 183 35 125 00 100 00 150 00 125 00 100 00 75 00 4i 65 75 00 Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb March April May June July August Total
Ast Physician Ast Physician Ast Physician Ast Physician Ast Physician Ast Physician Steward Steward Asst Steward 166 65 150 00 150 00 150 00 150 00 183 35 125 00 100 00 150 00 125 00 100 00 75 00 41 65 75 00 166 65 150 00 150 00 150 00 10 00 183 35 125 00 100 00 150 00 125 00 100 00 75 00 4i 65 75 00 166 65 166 65 150 00 150 00 150 00 150 00 150 00 150 00 150 00 150 00 183 35 183 35 125 00 125 00 100 00 100 00 150 00 150 00 125 00 125 00 100 00 100 00 75 00 75 00 29 20 12 45 41 65 75 00 25 00 166 65 150 00 150 00 150 00 150 00 183 35 125 00 100 00 150 00 125 00 100 00 75 00 4i 65 25 00 166 65 150 00 150 00 150 00 150 00 183 35 125 00 loo 00 150 00 125 00 100 00 75 00 4i 65 25 00 166 65 166 65 150 oo 150 00 150 00 150 00 150 00 150 00 150 00 150 00 183 35 183 35 125 00 125 00 100 00 100 00 150 oo1 150 00 125 oo1 125 00 100 00 100 00 75 00 75 00 41 65 41 65 25 00 25 00 166 65 150 00 150 00 150 00 150 00 183 35 125 00 100 00 150 00 125 00 100 00 75 00 4i 65 25 00 166 65 150 00 150 00 150 00 150 00 183 35 125 00 100 00 150 00 125 00 100 00 75 00 4i 65 25 00 11 65 1703 3o 166 85 150 00 150 GO 150 OO 150 OO 183 15 I25 OO 100 00 150 00 125 00 100 00 75 00 4i 65 25 00 35 00 1726 65 2 000 00 1 800 00 1 800 00 1 800 00


1 766 60
733 40 1 466 60

G W Hollinshead 1 200 00
Engineer Apothecary Secretary Matron Chaplain Chaplain Treasurer Treasurer Ast Physician
1 500 00
1 200 00

154 15 345 05

200 00
46 65
1858 30 1741 65 1741 65 1741 65 1691 65 1691 65 1691 65 1691 651691 65 1691 65 20 663 iQ
V
ABSTRACT C
Consolidated Statement of Wages Pay Roll giving amount paid each employee per month also aggregate amount of Pay Roll
from September ist 1898 to September 1st 1899
Names
Sept
S E Wright S F
J E Humphries S F
S R Brown Fireman
Oscar Dunn Ice Wks
J E Hudson Fireman
E A Leonard Fireman
Dixie Presswood Firemn
W F Rountree Firemn
J H Branan Firemar
J W Moye Scav
W P Wilson Plumber
B F Summers Carp
W H Hubbard Carp
John Hubbard Carp
J F Pittman Carp
Geo Smith Fireman
W H Hudson Carp
John Usury Lab
J M Arrington Carp
G M Kemp Carp
Oscar Woodward Ptr
S B Woodward Ptr
J D Reynalds N W
P H Gilman N W
J B Bynum N W
A F Bumgartel N W
Oct
39 25
29 15
30 00
29 5o
29 50
30 00
28 85
32 5
30 00
24 20
25 25
22 00
45 05
30 00
37 50
19 90
38 25
iS 75
37 9
34 90
12 75
23 50
30 00
30 00
4 00
30 00
39 5o
29 5
30 00
29 00
30 00
30 00
29 80
32 10
29 85
20 90
18 00
52 00
43 75
26 25
38 75
27 00
28 60
14 03
37 95
38 50
12 15
22 85
31 00
2 00
Nov
39 50
29 50
30 00
30 CO
30 00
30 00
28 85
32 251
30 00
23 35
18 00
52 00
16 60
Dec
Jan
Feb
March
24 40
36 25
27 00
18 75
38 85
12 50
22 75
30 00
39 75
29 75
30 00
30 00
30 00
30 00
28 85
3 50
30 00
25 00
16 50
54 00
40 25
17 20
36 25
29 00
39
34 90
13 50
24 00
3 00
31 00 30 00 31 00
40 00
39 5o
30 00
30 00
30 00
30 00
29 80
32 20
30 00
22 30
25 00
49 00
42 45
25 95
35 00
25 75
39
38 25
13 00
24 50
30 90
40 00
39 5o
29 00
29 50
30 00
30 00
28 85
32 50
30 00
21 70
22 50
49 00
27 55
27 80
32 5o
24 00
21 00
2 65
33 00
11 50
21 25
27 75
27 85
April May
June I July
August
39 65
39 25
30 00
30 00
30 00
30 00
28 85
33 00
30 00
24 50
27 00
54 00
44 60
21 55
35 00
27 65
31 10
40 00
36 25
13 5o
27 00
30 80
31 00
40 00
40 00
30 00
30 00
30 00
30 00
29 So
42 00
30 00
24 20
25 00
50 00
41 10
28 15
35 00
29 5o
36 75
1 00
35 60
30 00
12 50
23 5
30 00
30 00
40 00
39 4o
30 00
30 00
34 75
30 00
2S 85
32 75
30 00
27 5
53
40 25
26 25
29 05
28 00
28 10
39 75
36 40
12 90
27 00
31 00
39 00
39 50
30 00
2S 00
35 00
30 00
25 S5
33 00
30 00
49 20
26 00
5i 50
43 75
28 15
32 20
22 00
39 00
24 4o
36 20
13 00
21 50
30 00
31 00 30 00
40 00
40 00
30 00
29 90
33 85
30 00
26 45
32 50
29 85
24 15
26 75
53
40 25
27 5
36 25
30 00
31 50
14 45
39 00
38 85
13 00
19 5o
31 00
40 00
39 75
30 00
30 00
33 35
30 00
28 85
25 65
29 65
24 20
29 75
54 00
47 25
28 75
36 25
30 00
40 50
20 05
40 50
3S 50
13 50
27 00
31 00
3 5oM A Fowler Carp
Flem Jones Carp
E F Self Lab
Jas McDaniel Carp
Wm McDaniel Carp
Guy Russell Lab
R 0 Harrington Carp
C E Bazemore Carp
J C Little N W
S M Layfield Lab
G W Gibson Carp
J B Chambers Lab
Emmett West Ptr
J H Wiggins Sr B L
Grant Wiggins Lab
And Brogodale B ML
Jas Bivius Lab
Welborn Scott Fireman
Simon Scott Gasmaker
Joel Carter Gasmaker
Geo Wallace Lab
Tom Ferrell B L
Geo Birdsong Lab
Frank Lester B L
Tom Harwell Lab
John Mahoney Lab
Wm Sanders Lab
Joe Veal Gasmaker
Sidney Brown Lab
Chas Bivins Lab
B Montgomery Lab
Gus Bruce B L
Wm Ray Lab
Col Scott Lab
Ben Ward Lab
Frank Austin Lab
39 00 38 25 19 5o 33 75 37 5o 18 75 31 25 49 5o 31 19 5 33 35 19 5 43 3 32 35 11 85 29 65 13 45 46 10 16 3 17 60 10 30 24 00 25 5 11 60 25 5 24 75 n 60 20 00 48 00
39 21 40
35 75
19 5 21 40 25 5 22 50 17 60 38 60
3 5 4 5 6 35 6 00 6 75 40 10
34 5 18 75 16 50 18 75

31 9 46 00 26 00 14 60 33 29 00 38 00 39 31 00 46 00 30 00 43 5o 31 49 5o 30 00 47 00 31 50 00 31 00
12 00 10 50 2 60
32 25 39
11 60 32 80 40 00 13 6o 36 60 14 75 45 00 18 10 15 20 14 05 46 35 38 9 13 65 34 75 13 65 46 00 1855 17 60 8 25 14 45 34 10 38 85 14 00 40 00 14 00 46 50 17 60 11 95 10 85 1 00 42 00 38 05 13 75 34 9 13 20 42 00 17 3 9 25 9 00
7 50 42 90 38 25 47 25 40 00 8 05 39 9 13 75 46 00 18 40 18 00 17 60 26 85 17 80 42 30 40 00 13 46 36 05 13 15 44 80 15 66 16 85 6 35 15 00 12 55 47 25 39 75 12 95 34 75 12 75 41 5o 18 55 13 50 42 00 37 75 43 75 38 50 42 85 40 00
13 45 34 50 13 45 44 75 19 20 18 55 34 25 12 40 40 00 17 50 19 30 33 75 11 00 41 50 16 70 17 05 39 13 45 4i 35 17 85 17 80
13 85 37 50
22 50 8 25 13 3 16 85 10 50 9 75
7 5o
3 i 13 7o 18 00 11 60 19 7 14 60 15 75 10 50 19 15 1 50 17 9 75 20 25 10 50 13 50
6 00 18 35 7 50 19 30 18 20 18 00 14 60 2 5c 16 IC 18 75 7 3C 16 5c 16 50 19 85 19 5o 17 45 19 85 17 05 18 00 15 75 18 75 75
19 7o 19 5 16 10 14 5 19 20 18 00 16 30 15 55 19 85 20 25 15 75 15 75 19 85 19 5o 19 85 9 55 17 9 17 25 13 7o 6 00 19 85 20 25 18 75 16 10 19 20 18 20 17 05 16 85 19 85 17 60 11 45 11 25 19 05 18 35 18 55 18 20 9 85 20 60 17 60 4 10
17 05 18 35 16 3c 1 17 0 12 95 19 3C 15 75 16 ic 13 85 20 25 15 55 17 6c 6 35 18 35 10 05 1 11 6c 5 25 15 75 10 85 14 05 17 6c 20 25 16 IC 18 2C 16 3c 18 75 13 85 I 17 6c 12 75 18 75 11 6c 19 3C 15 95 19 5C 17 05 18 75 15 75 19 5c 14 8c 18 75 18 55 18 95 16 30 19 3
ABSTRACT C Continued
Consolidated Statement of Wages Pay Roll giving amount paid each employee per month
from September ist 1898 to September 1st 1999
also aggregate amount of Pay Roll
Names
Wm Jackson Lab
Prank Tyson Lab
Alfonso White Lab
Buster Stevens Lab
Dan Nelson Lab
Abe Edmondson Lab
Laws Tray wick Lab
Julius Hill Lab
Jas Aucrum Lab
Dudley Wiggins Lab
John Pritchard B L
J H Wiggins Jr B L
Geo Williams B L
Hart Keil Lab
Brown Cummins Ptr
Richard Mason Ptr
Sam Wright Ptr
Griff Sinton Ptr
Chas Hall Lab
Nelson Dixon Lab
Ed King B L
Madison Tucker Lab
Garard Edwards Bkkpr
Tom Harris Lab
Albert Carter Lab
Wm Williams Lab
Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb March April May June July August
15 75 1 85 17 45 17 25 17 45 10 30 13 10 17 60 17 80 12 55

14 25 15 35 4 10 19 50 17 45 11 25 15 55 14 80 15 95 10 30 11 60 17 45 16 50 13 10 17 60 14 45 19 85 6 00 20 20 19 85
19 50 18 35 6 75 19 50 18 55 10 10 18 35 18 35 12 75 18 00 13 85 20 25 18 95 18 75 17 05 19 85 39 75 18 75 19 50 18 00
14 60 20 80 12 35 20 25 3 75 18 00
18 00 4 15 18 00 20 25 18 75 20 05 19 50 12 10 42 00 18 00 12 50 48 50 19 85 13 75
18 00 7 00 2 00 11 50
4 15 52 50
18 00 7 00 22 00 12 50 12 00 42 00 43 00
1 85 52 50
34 50 37 10 35 60 27 75 5 45 23 65 20 65 20 25 8 80
36 00 24 00 22 50 39 00 27 00 37 50 5 80 36 75 40 10 33 75 29 60 27 35 34 50 36 00 35 25 34 85 33 00 19 50
34 50
31 50 36 00 9 95 26 60 4 10
6 95 9 20 13 10 5 60 2 05

46 90 17 25 75 47 50 63 10 38 75 62 50 50 60 36 85 38 75 55 60 65 00
18 00
9 55 1 50 15 Ool 4 50 10 30 15 00 10 30 15 351 7 70 6 00 9 35 6 55 2 45 9 55 7 70 5 25 17 45 15 95 9 00 7 30 8 45
17 051 17 25 8 25 7 50 15 35 20 50
E T Slater Lab
W I Johnson N W
Allen Pritchard Lab
John Washington Lab
Levi Gregg Lab
Josh Dawson Lab
Frank Russell Lab
Robt Collins Lab
Lee Morris Lab
Win Colemau Lab
Alex Young Lab
Jake Minor Lab
Lucius Minor Lab
Harrison Lewis Lab
Wm Reaves Lab
Isaac Sams Lab
Wm Dawson Lab
Geo Rocker Lab
Jesse Hill Lab
Jas Butts Lab
Wm Butts Lab
Crawford Harper Lab
Frank Thweatt Lab
Bob Fiuney Lab
B Gilinan Lab
Jas Moses Lab
Boisic Bell Lab
Joe Watson Lab
Wis Singleton Lab
Geo Reaves Lab
Gus ThomasLab
Nelson Slater Lab
Ed Scott Lab
Hiram Lester Lab
Jas Kemp Lab
Jos Pritchard Lab
4 15
20 00
14 25
16 8
17 05
17 05
3 20
12 55
10 85
8 05
8 05
8 45
7 30
7 85
7 70
7 70
6 95
4 30
8 05
8 05
8 05
60
SO
55
65
00
50
50
60
95
2 80
6 55
3 75
9 75
30 00
13 30
15 20
16 70
14 45
18 00
6 55
7 70
14 80
14 80
13 30
1 50
8 25
15 55
8 60
5 25
18 75
14 80
15 35
16 70
12 75
17 60
3 55
5 05
75
3 35
14 45
13 10
10 85
30 00
9 20
15 75
18 00
16 70
16 70
4 85
13 80
14 45
15 35
11 45
15 55
18 00
17 45
12 75
18 35
12 35
16 10
12 75
10 70
12 20
28 30
12 00
12 20
9 55
11 80
9 20
5 80
11 60
11 80
10 70
9 20
11 80
5 05
11 45
6 95
15 55
13 50
15 35
1145
31 00
15 00
8 25
11 o
9 95
6 95
6 00
9 75
12 95
7 10
9 75
10 85
6 75
16 50
9 75
4 50
2 25
10 70
10 50
12 35
6 55
13 50
3 00
11 00
1 85
6 75
10 50
17 00
18 20
9 75
12 95
1 85
9 05
18 75
15 95
11 05
9 75
17 25
22 50
14 60
19 30
17 45
11 45
17 05
17 05
17 05
15 75
17 45
16 30
14 45
16 10
9 75
18 00
15 9
4 10
00
9 00
17 80
31 00
11 45
9 75
10 10
1 10
27 00
10 50
17 45
15 75
6 35
2 00
9 75
5 80
16 70
12 00
13 30
11 60
11 25
12 35
12 75
11 45
11 25
14 05
19 70
12 75
13 30
3 00
12 55
16 30
15 75
13 85
14 25
9 75
13 50
10 70
11 80
18 35
15 95
17 45
17 60
16 85
9 55
7 70
18 00
18 75
1650
10 85
14 60
8 25
10 30
14 25
19 30
9 75
14 05
15 75
17 60
12 75
15 75
11 60
14 45
16 85
13 70
13 10
10 10
16 85
5 05
55
18 35
35
19 10
18 35
12 55 13 10
7 10ABSTRACT CContinued
Consolidated Statement of Wages Pay Roll giving amount paid each employee per month also aggregate amount of Pay Roll
from September ist 1898 to September 1st 1899
Names Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb March April May June July August
Jno Williams Lab 1 50 3 35 7 50 8 25 3 70 6 35
Wingfield Buth Lab 11 25 7 50 3 35
Theo Goodson Lab
Irwin Ross Lab
Allen Brantley Lab 11 60 13 50 11 25 14 25 5 40 3 00 14 45 9 55 6 75 10 10 10 85 9 75 9 00 9 00 9 75 7 70 3 00 3 75 3 00 3 CO 2 80 2 80 11 60 10 19 9 75 11 45 4 00 4 70 8 95 5 25 10 85 5 25 5 05 13 10 4 05 17 0 18 00 13 50 19 30 17 25 18 35
Cap Palmer Lab
Mathew Reese Lab 95 17 00 6 75 9 35 10 70 6 25 4 70 9 20 5 00 5 25 11 25 6 25 3 35 10 30
John Brown Lab 3 95 5 00
L Tompkins Water Boy
Henrv Hogan Lab
Sam Scott Lab 9 15 10 50 10 10 13 50 7 90 9 35 11 00 8 25
Geo Roper Lab
Jas Harper Lab
Willis Scott Lab i 00 3 35 8 05 4 85 10 70 11 05 6 75 3 35 11 45 3 95 10 30 10 30 3 20
Hardy Hood Lab
Ed Carter Lab 4 10 9 55 10 30 10 50 6 55 3 35
Aduipnus Rernolds Lab
Logan Turner Lab 10 85 8 80 3 75 2 25 9 75 9 20 13 85 9 00 15 75 15 35 14 80 10 85 3 75 11 05 li 50 11 05
March Wright Lab
Johnnie Ward Lab 15 00 7 10
Isaac Childs Lab
Humphreys Eastern Lab 11 05 13 50
Jack Phillips Lab
Griffin Saunders Lab 11 60 10 30 17 45 17 80 13 10 12 20 17 45 4 50 8 05 5 GO
Tobe Hogan Lab 4 10 15 no
Sidney Ingram Lab 1
Dick Minninger Lab
Robert Rivers Lab
Gus Collier Lab
Adam Heywood Lab
Lyman Veal Lab
Wm Lattimer Lab
Wm Dawson Lab
J A Smith N W
John Veal Lab
Johnnie Ruse Lab
Lucius Liner Lab
Wm Carson Lab
John W Hopkins Lab
Sid Jackson Lab
Tom Leonard Lab
Singleton Hubbard Lab
Willie Dillard Lab
Nick Eaton Lab
Crawford Thomas Lab
Henry Young Lab
Joe Cotton Lab
Messer Carter Lab
Johnnie Carter Lab
Robt Veal Lab
Jasper Scott Lab
Horace Smith Lab
Jerry Thomas Lab
Forest Horton Lab
Moses Ray Lab
Scott Ray Lab
John Ray Lab
Geo Jackson Lab
Elijah Williams Lab
Brad Echols Lab
Henry Thweatt Lab
Henry Wright Painter
3 75
3 75
2 25
2 05
75
3 00
75
31 00
3 75
12 20
12 20
4 10
11 45
11 25
30 90
11 25
4 30
11 25
4 10
13 00
2 45
1 70
6 75
6 75
3 75
3 75
3 75
75
8 25
11 80
4 10
9 55
9 35
28 00
10 10
11 05
1220
18 00
1 50
17 05
14 60
10 50
10 10
9 00
11 45
4 85
9 35
8 05
6 00
1 25
2 05
1 50
5 05
75
2 25
3 25
8 25
6 75
4 85
3 75
31 00
17 GO
17 45
1760
15 75
16 50
14 25
13 10
11 05
8 45
11 60
17 45
16 50
30 00
17 60
16 70
18 20
14 25
17 25
14 60
10 85
26 00
18 35
9 95
12 55
18 00
16 20
17 60
16 50
14 45
13 50
50
60
8 45
8 05
9 35
9 00
1 30
6 55
7 10
15 00
37 10
11 60
9 35
14 45
12 20
0 95
17 05
37 50
10 50
6 75
5 45
18 00
8 25
30 00
16 50
13 30
1820
15 35
9 19
8 05
13 30
18 75
8 25
31 00
12 35
6 20
1265
15 95
4 10
7 30
11 25
12 35
12 95
10 50
9 00
10 85
37 50
15 95
17 05
12 20
15 35
17 45
16 50
35 25
9 55
10 10
9 75
9 75
9 75
8 25
37 50
8 25
18 00
6 55
31 00
11 80
2 45
15 35
7 50
35
3 35
35
6 00
33 75ABSTRACT
Continued
Consolidated Statement of Wages Pay Roll giving amount paid each employee per month also aggregate amount of Pay Roll
from September 1st 1898 to September 1st 1899
Names Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb March April May June July August
Joe Mayson Painter 25 25 55 13 30 17 80 18 00 10 10 5 25 4 85 3 95 4 10 2 80 3 45 3 20 10 85 5 45 10 40 32 25 37 10 33 75
Ben Booker Lab
Henry Singleton Lab 16 50 13 30 1 50 15 35 13 85 5 05 10 10 9 75 15 00 17 80 18 35
Jonah Whitman Lab
Lewis Sinton Painter 23 50 10 30 11 45 7 90 38 25 13 85
Ernest King Lab
Gus Smith col Lab 17 25 9 20 11 60
Gus Bailey Lab
Lemon Hatcher Lab
Frank Bailey Lab 6 00
Wingfield Butts Lab
Jim Carter Lab
Sam Turner Lab 9 75 5 45 17 45 9 55 2 25 9 55 6 55 8 45
Lucius Carter Lab
Jesse Williams Lab 11 80 6 20 14 05 3 80 5 25
Brick Cleaners Lab
Bob Battle Lab
Millard Tucker Lab 2 25 1 30 11 45 7 85 3 55
Elhs Harper Lab
Sam Logan Lab
Bill Sanford Lab 5 25 10 50 27 50 24 40 9 00 6 75
John Farmer Lab 5 45 30 00 35
R J Arington Carpenter Ed Smith Carpenter 32 20

Sim Henderson Lab 16 35 4 50 17 05
Phillip Williams Lab
Sara Callaway Carpenter
Willis Sinton Painter
G R Roberts Lab
Eli Young Water boy
Jesse Wright Lab
Sam Morris Painter
John Thomas Lab
Zeb Smith Lab
Bob Wood Carpenter
Jesse Giles Lab
John Williams Lab
Tom Sams Lab
Jeff Gibson Lab
J F Hobby Stables
R Coleman Wag
Dan Lockhart Wag
C H Simpson Wag
J ake Caraker Wag
E J Smith Wag
J B Butler Wag
Tucker Erwin Wag
John Smith Dairy
J A Smith Dairy
Mary Smith Dairy
M D Hobby Cemetery
Chas Brookins Gardener
WilkesHall Driver
John Gilrere F G
D E Kibbec Usher
J W Stanley Laundry
Mattie Patterson Ldry
Leila Lockhart Ldry
Emily Farell Laundry
Phillis Harper Laundry
Leila White Laundry
Dollie Butler Laundry
30 00
21 40
25 50
26 00
18 50
25 00
26 00
25 00
29 40
16 85
10 65
24 65
25 00
25 50
26 00
30 00
40 00
16 65
16 65
12 50
14 00
10 00
10 00
30 50
21 25
28 85
25 50
24 50
26 00
26 00
25 50
29 65
17 00
16 65
25 00
25 00
22 00
26 00
29 80
00 00
16 30
16 65
12 50
14 00
10 00
10 00
29 25
20 75
29 00
25 6
23 75
26 00
26 00
29 10
17 00
16 65
24 75
25 00
20 00
26 00
30 00
60 00
16 65
16 65
12 50
14 00
10 00
10 00
31 00
25 65
29 0
26 00
26 00
25 75
26 00
31 00
22 50
23 75
26 00
20 00
20 00
26 00
30 00
16 90
10 65
25 00
25 00
20 00
27 00
29 25
60 00
16 65
16 05
12 50
14 00
10 00
10 00
29 00
17 00
16 55
25 00
25 00
20 00
26 00
30 00
60 00
16 65
16 65
12 50
14 00
10 00
10 00
28 00
23 00
24 75
26 00
20 70
26 00
29 25
20 00
16
25 00
24
20 00
40 00
30 00
60 00
16 65
9 60
12 50
14 00
10 00
10 00
31 00
21 35
20 00
25 80
26 00
26 00
29 60
22 00
25 85
26 00
20 00
26 00
30 00
20 00
19 65
25 00
24 75
20 00
40 00
29 70
60 00
16 65
17 29
12 50
14 00
10 00
10 00
11 60
5 60
10 85
25 50
14 75
26 00
25 90
26 00
29 25
20 00
10 66
25 00
25 00
19 85
40 00
30 00
00 00
16 65
16 65
12 50
14 00
10 00
10 00
29 65
20 00
16 65
25 00
25 00
20 00
40 00
30 00
60 00
16 65
14 60
12 50
14 00
10 00
10 00
20 90
20 00
26 00
26 00
26 00
16 70
9 40
10 30
16 10
6 50
29 25
55
39 00
22 00
35 00
20 00
26 00
30 00
19 75
16 65
25 00
25 00
20 00
40 00
30 00
60 00
16 65
16 65
12 50
14 00
10 00
10 00
30 00
19 85
16 65
24 25
25 00
20 00
39 80
30 00
60 00
16 65
16 65
12 50
14 00
10 00
10 00
33 15
12 50
17 25
33 12
34 10
31 50
8 25
11 05
1 30
5 45
21 25
29 00
20 00
26 00
30 00
19 55
16 65
24 70
25 00
20 00
40 00
30 00
60 00
16 65
15 00
12 50
14 00
10 00
10 00ABSTRACT CContinued
Consolidated Statement of Wages Pay Roll giving amount paid each employee per month also aggregate amount of Pay Roll
from September ist 1898 to September 1st 1899
Names Sept October Nov Dec Jan Feb March April May June July August
Missouri Tucker Ldry 10 00 10 00 10 00 30 00 16 65 12 50 5 00 4 00 30 00 29 85 16 65 20 00 16 50 8 50 6 00 5 60 13 75 13 05 13 75 14 00 13 45 13 0 12 40 10 00 10 00 10 00 30 00 16 65 12 50 5 00 4 00 31 25 29 25 16 65 20 00 16 65 2 75 10 00 10 00 12 95 14 00 14 00 10 95 12 90 13 45 13 45 10 00 10 00 10 00 30 00 16 65 12 50 5 00 4 00 31 50 30 00 16 65 20 00 16 65
Kate Jackson Laundry Mary Rosby Laundry J P Simpson Gardener Steve Harper C B Kugene Scott Supt D Laura Cooper Supt D Anna Moughon Supt D Geo Bell Blacksmith J O Barnes Dairy F M Barnes Dairy J J Lay field Dairy Kate Coen Telephone L J Hatchie 10 00 10 00 30 00 16 65 12 30 5 00 4 00 33 75 30 00 16 65 2U 00 16 65 10 00 10 00 29 75 16 35 12 50 5 00 3 50 31 90 29 50 16 65 20 00 16 50 10 00 10 00 30 00 16 65 12 20 5 00 4 00 28 75 30 00 16 65 20 00 16 65 7 00 10 00 10 00 30 00 15 05 11 75 5 00 4 00 33 75 30 00 16 65 20 00 16 65 10 00 10 00 30 00 16 55 12 50 5 00 3 70 32 00 29 50 16 65 20 00 16 65 14 50 10 00 10 00 30 00 16 30 12 50 5 00 3 90 28 15 29 50 16 65 20 00 16 65 19 75 10 00 10 00 30 00 16 65 12 50 5 00 3 65 32 50 29 25 16 65 20 00 16 65 6 00 10 00 10 00 30 00 15 65 12 35 5 00 4 00 31 25 29 75 16 65 20 00 16 65 10 00 10 00 28 50 16 65 12 50 5 00 4 00 40 50 29 50 16 65 20 00 16 65
Fannie Butts Laundry Emma Hall Laundry Julius Sims Gardener 1 lave Tucker Gardener Wm Quarker Gardener Joe Tucker Gardener Bill Sayford Gardener Logan Turner Gardener Tube Ilogau Gardener 10 00 10 00 13 50 13 85 14 00 11 65 3 25 12 90 14 00 10 25
10 00 13 45 14 00 14 00 14 00 16 66 14 00 10 05 14 00 11 00 10 00 14 00 14 00 13 45 14 00 10 00 14 00 14 00 14 00 14 00 10 00 13 45 14 00 14 00 14 00 10 00 14 00 13 75 13 20 14 00 10 00 13 75 14 00 14 00 14 00 10 00 13 75 13 75 14 00 14 00 10 00 13 75 13 75 14 00 14 00
3 50 4 05 14 00 10 00 6 65

12 15 10 00 10 00 3 0 10 00 10 00
Mary Ann Bailey Ldry Francis Ryan Laundry 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00
10 00 10 00
Alfred Banks Gardener
Geo Francis Gardener
W B Echols Stables
Nick Eaton Gardener
Tom Harwell Gardener
C B Howard Wagoner
H C Whatley Kitchen
Morris Sams Kitchen
Frank Gindraw Kitchen
Syl Carter Kitchen
Jack Dixon Kitchen
Zeke Plummer Kitchen
Gns Dillard Kitchen
Wm Shrimper Baker
Crawford Harper Baker
Wm McDonald Baker
Arthur Farell Kitchen
Wm Brown Kitchen
Israel Godley Kitchen
Berry Hall Kitchen
W Pritchard Kitchen
Joe Ingram Kitchen
Chas Ford Kitchen
Bob Alston Kitchen
Sim Henderson Kitchen
Howard Sims Kitchen
Jas Stevens Kitchen
J D Harper S D R
GeoWhatley Asst S K
Levi Palmer Kitchen
John Redding Baker
C Parham Kitchen
Wesley Harper Kitchen
Ed Arnold Kitchen
Ed Jones Kitchen
Albert Odom S D R
44 15
20 00
14 00
14 00
15 00
15 00
15 00
50 00
12 50
12 50
25 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
15 00
15 00
10 00
14 00
13 50
13 05
14 00
12 35
30 00
43 00
20 00
14 00
14 15
15 00
15 00
13 90
50 00
6 25
12 50
25 00
13 50
14 00
14 00
14 75
15 00
15 00
14 00
13 65
14 00
14 00
12 00
29 50
8 00
0 65
8 00
8 00
44 25
20 00
13 00
14 35
15 00
15 00
15 00
50 00
12 50
25 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
14 75
14 25
15 00
14 00
13 75
14 00
14 00
12 50
29 75
15 00
12 50
14 50
15 00
44 25
20 00
14 50
14 60
15 00
15 00
15 00
50 00
12 50
24 85
13 75
14 00
13 75
15 00
15 00
15 00
15 00
13 90
14 00
14 00
12 15
29 90
15 00
12 50
15 00
15 00
44 00
20 00
14 75
14 20
15 00
14 00
14 75
50 00
2 15
2 15
45 00
20 00
14 00
14 25
15 00
15 00
14 50
50 00
12 50
25 00
10 25
13 55
14 00
15 00
15 00
15 00
15 00
14 00
14 00
13 85
12 35
30 00
15 00
12 50
15 00
15 00
12 50
25 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
15 00
15 00
15 00
15 00
13 50
14 00
14 00
12 10
30 00
15 00
12 50
14 50
15 00
3 00
14 00
14 00
44 25
19 50
13 60
14 40
14 50
15 00
14 50
60 00
14 00
13 20
44 40
20 00
13 30
13 65
15 00
14 00
14 50
60 00
12 50
25 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
15 00
15 00
14 75
15 00
7 75
14 00
14 00
12 50
29 85
15 00
12 50
15 00
14 00
12 50
25 00
13 55
It 00
14 00
14 00
14 50
15 00
15 00
13 75
14 00
14 00
U 75
29 90
14 65
12 50
14 50
12 15
14 00
9 10
19 00
4 6i
44 85
20 00
16 00
14 00
15 00
14 50
14 25
60 00
14 00
30 00
14 00
10 55
14 00
12 50
25 00
14 00
14 00
14 00
15 00
15 00
13 50
15 00
13 85
14 00
15 00
9 65
28 75
15 00
12 50
14 25
8 8o
4 00
2 90
44 00
20 00
15 00
13 55
14 00
14 50
15 00
60 00
29 25
13 75
13 20
26 00
44 65
20 00
13 50
11 50
14 50
14 00
15 00
00 00
12 50
25 00
14 00
13 75
13 50
15 00
15 00
15 00
15 00
6 55
14 00
14 00
30 00
4 00
12 50
14 50
13 7
12 50
25 00
14 00
1 00
13 00
15 00
15 00
14 00
15 00
14 00
14 00
30 00
12 50
13 55
13 45
31 00
13 60
13 45
26 00
45 00
20 00
15 00
13 55
15 00
12 50
14 65
60 00
12 50
25 00
13 50
14 00
12 85
15 00
15 00
15 00
15 00
14 00
14 00
30 00
12 50
13 75v
ABSTRACT CContinued
Consolidated Statement of Wages Pay Roll giving amount paid each employee per month also aggregate amount of Pay Roll
from September 1st 1898 to September 1st 1899
Names Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb March April May June July August
Jessie Hill Kitchen 7 50 13 55 11 00 14 00 14 50 15 00 13 50 4 20 31 00 25 00 16 65 25 75 23 60 24 15 24 60 25 00 24 75 25 00 10 20 25 00 28 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 23 25 14 00
15 00
Bill Sanford Kitchen 15 00
13 65

Wm Jackson S V J J Allen Y A A B Babb A A Wm Brookins A E T Blood worth A J W Beck N W G W Clark O S J M Gilman A W P Gilman A J W Gilman N W C M Gibson N W Ira Hemphill A A J Hawkins A W A Hemphill N W J A Hardie A L S Holsey A J A Hubbard A R Humphreys Y A J W Hubbard A I W Hemphill Y A W L Hargrove N W 30 00 25 00 20 00 25 00 23 85 23 35 25 00 24 20 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 24 90 25 00 25 00 25 00 31 00 24 20 10 65 28 00 20 85 25 00 35 03 25 00 34 75 24 65 25 00 24 20 28 00 21 70 25 00 24 20 25 00 24 60 25 00 25 00 25 00 30 00 25 00 16 65 28 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 24 75 24 20 25 00 25 00 24 20 28 00 22 50 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 85 25 00 25 00 31 00 24 60 16 65 27 55 24 75 24 20 25 00 25 00 24 75 25 00 25 00 25 00 28 00 19 60 25 00 24 20 25 00 25 00 31 00 25 0J 16 65 28 00 24 75 24 15 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 21 65 25 00 28 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 0 28 00 25 00 10 65 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 21 75 23 50 25 00 25 00 23 35 25 00 24 65 25 00 25 00 31 00 25 00 16 65 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 24 50 25 00 25 00 23 95 25 00 25 00 25 00 28 00 30 00 25 00 16 65 24 60 23 75 25 00 21 65 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 24 15 25 00 25 00 25 00 24 75 30 65 25 00 16 65 28 00 23 75 21 70 24 85 25 00 24 80 25 00 24 75 25 00 27 60 21 70 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 30 00 24 iO 16 65 27 60 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 21 45 24 80 24 00 25 00 25 00 24 65 25 00 25 00 31 00 24 60 16 65 27 60 25 00 24 15 25 00 22 50 25 00 25 00 24 90 23 90 28 00 24 15 25 00 25 00 25 00 24 75
25 00 25 00 25 00 18 85 jr 00 25 00 25 00 22 05 25 66 25 00 24 75 25 00 25 00 22 50 25 00 25 00 25 00 24 15
JB Jackson A
G R King N W
E L Lawson A
C S Lane A
A Leonard A
A H Russell Y A
W L Rosser A
J D Ross A
B C Simpson A
A Simpson A
Sam Simpson Asst Sur
A S Tennille N W
W K Tennille A
W J Vaughn A
J FWatson A
J M Youugblood A
A N Allen A
J E Babb A A
J G Bloodworth A A
E H Branan A A
D A Bloodworth A A
B P Babb A A
R E Galloway A A
A G Goolsby A A
J O Oilman A A
H M Gilmore A Y
J V Howard A A
Tom Hubbard A A
O E Herindine A A
W I Johnson A A
J N Layfield A W
J J Moore A A
H B Oertel A A
J M Prosser A A
W A Pennington A A
E L Patterson A A
21 70 24 05 24 20 22 50 21 65 23 40 25 00 22 40 24 60 22 95 25 00 22 00
24 75 25 00 23 35 25 00 7 10 24 50 24 20 20 85 24 50 20 85 24 25 24 75
25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 24 80 24 75
25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 23 35
22 00 21 65 22 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 22 90 25 80 25 00 25 00
25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 24 65 24 55 25 00 25 00 24 75 25 00 25 00 25 00
25 00 23 65 24 20 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 24 75 24 50 24 35 24 75 24 75
25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 18 35 25 00
95 00 24 60 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 22 95
25 00 24 60 25 00 24 85 22 50 25 00 19 20 25 00 25 00 24 70 25 00 25 00
24 80 25 00 25 00 25 00 24 65 25 00 25 00 25 00 22 50 23 90 25 00 25 00
25 00 24 75 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 24 20 24 20 25 00 25 00 25 00
24 45 24 25 20 75 24 20 25 00 25 00 20 85 24 20 24 20 24 75 14 10 23 40
24 25 25 00 25 00 24 10 24 60 25 00 24 50 25 00 22 10 24 75 24 75 24 60
24 75 24 60 25 00 25 00 24 75 24 20 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00
95 00 25 00 24 20 24 85 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 23 20 25 00 25 00 20 85
16 05 16 65 22 75 24 75 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 24 60 25 00 23 75
16 65 16 65 Hi 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65
15 00 16 10 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 15 25 17 20
16 65 15 85 16 65 16 65 16 40 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 40 16 65 16 65 16 65
16 65 16 10 15 00 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 15 55 16 65 16 65 16 65
16 65
16 50 17 20 16 65 16 65 16 65 15 25 16 65 16 40 16 65 16 65 16 40 16 65
16 65 16 65 16 65 14 85 16 65 16 65 7 20 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 7 05
16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 05
16 65 16 65 16 65 20 00 20 00 20 00 20 00 20 00 20 00 20 00 20 00 20 00
16 65 16 65 16 15 13 85 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 10 16 65 16 40 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 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 2 20 16 65 15 85 16 65 16 65 15 25 16 65 16 40 16 65 16 65
16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 10 16 65 20 00 20 00
16 65 16 65 16 65 16 40 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 40 16 40 16 40 16 65 16 65 16 65
10 85 16 65 16 65 16 10 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 40 16 10 16 65 16 10 15 85
16 65 16 50 16 65 16 40 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 20 16 10 16 65
12 50 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 10 13 60 16 30 16 25 16 30
ABSTRACT CContinued
Consolidated Statement of Wages Pay Roll giving amount paid each employee per month also aggregate amount of Pay Roll
from September 1st 1898 to September 1st 1899
Names Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb March April May June July August
G W Ross A A C A Russell A A J I Ruse A A E S Snipes A A J A Smith A A J M Simmons A A R A Taylor A A O L Tanner A R A Trippe Librarian W JWillis A A W W Wilson A A E J Wheeler A A F Pennington A A Thomas Gilman A A 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 G5 16 65 16 10 15 55 2 10 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 25 00 16 65 16 10 16 55 16 65 16 50 14 45 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 25 00 16 65 18 65 16 40 16 65 16 65 16 05 9 20 16 65 11 20 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 25 00 16 65 16 50 16 50 20 80 16 40 10 66 16 65 3 35 5 40 15 00 16 55 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 25 00 16 65 15 55 16 65 25 00 16 65 10 65 16 65 12 50 12 50 7 90 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 25 00 16 05 16 65 16 65 25 00 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 10 65 16 65 25 00 16 65 16 65 16 65 25 00 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 12 50 20 35 8 90 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 10 65 16 65 25 00 16 65 16 65 16 45 25 00 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 40 12 50 12 50 16 65 4 15 16 10 16 00 16 65 16 65 16 65 10 65 25 00 16 65 16 65 16 40 24 20 16 65 16 30 16 65 16 65 16 65 il50 16 65 16 65 7 55 16 65 16 65 16 65 24 60 16 65 16 65 16 65 25 00 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 12 50 12 50 16 65 12 80 6 90
16 65 16 65 16 65 24 60 6 10 10 10 16 65 25 00 12 80 14 55 16 40 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 25 00 10 55 16 65 16 65 24 60 13 50 16 65
Eli Hubbard A A 16 65
H Hollis A A 16 65
J P Sykes A A 13 90
16 65

16 65 16 65

6 25 12 50 2 10 16 65

12 50
A V Cross Supt Nurses Fan Robinson A 34 70 16 65 39 90 15 00 411 00 16 65 40 00 16 65 40 00 16 65 36 90 16 05 40 00 16 65 40 00 16 65 40 00 16 65 40 00 16 65 16 65 40 00 14 45
Manda Freeman A
Mattie Gholstin A
Annie Shivers A
Harriet Stanley A
Ellen Pierce A
Georgia Frazier A
Eliza Snipes A
Carrie Woodall A
Maggie Tanner A
Lucy Hubbard A
Mattie Babb A
M C Brookine A
G A Hall A
Kate Lyons A
Toinmie Hood A
M Champion A
Mary Lynch A
Ada Layfield A
Josie Dunn A
Cora McCoy A
Sadie Dominey A
Deua Garner A
Emma Layfield A
Celia Hubbard A
Mary Lane N W
M E Robinson N W
Maria Jordan N W
Pennie Pinkston N W
Willie Carey N W
Eugenia Duggan N W
Mattie Clarke N W
M E Smith Y W
Evan Butts Y W
A V Huffman YW
Delia Summers Seam
S F Hearn A A
15 85 16 65 16 65 15 25 16 40 10 65 11 54 16 65 16 65 15 13 12 14 14 75
16 65 16 65 16 65 15 86 16 65 10 65 16 65 14 45 16 65 16 65 16 65 8 23
li 65 12 25 16 65
16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 15 14
16 60 16 65 16 65 10 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 05 16 65 16 65 16 65
16 65 16 65 16 65 10 65 14 14 14 12 16 56 16 65 14 46 12 80 16 65 16 50
14 45 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 14 70 li 65 16 65 16 65 16 65
16 65 16 65 16 65 1665 16 65 8 27 16 65
16 65 16 65 16 65 15 25 16 65 16 65 11 15 15 81 16 65
16 65 16 65 16 65 14 89 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 14 35
16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 39 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 17 14 45
16 65 16 65 16 65 15 75 16 65 16 15 16 65 9 45 16 65
16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 11 45 16 65
16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 15 76 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 15 55
16 65 15 75 16 65 16 15 16 65 16 65 15 62 16 65 16 05 8 85 16 65
13 90 16 40 16 65 16 65 16 65 10 65 16 65
15 55 12 50
16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 40 16 65 5 75 25 00 14 37 15 90
16 10 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65
16 55 16 40 16 65 14 87 15 78 16 52 12 72 15 50 16 53 16 65 11 62 16 65
16 65 16 65 14 95 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 11 15 16 50 5 00
16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 14 85
16 65 16 65 16 65 15 00 16 65 16 65 15 50 16 65 16 65 16 50
16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 15 55 16 65 16 40 16 65 16 65 10 60 16 65 1665
16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 14 45 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 05
16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 10 13 90 16 10 16 65
15 75 12 25 11 70 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 12 80 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 12 25
16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65
16 65 16 65 16 35 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 13 90 16 10 16 65
16 65 16 15 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 11 50
13 10 16 65 16 65 16 65 15 55 16 65 15 53 16 65 12 80 16 65 14 56 16 65
14 45 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65
10 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 65
14 35 16 65 16 25 16 65 15 00 16 65 16 40 16 65 16 65 16 65 16 50 16 65
16 65 16 65 16 65 16 40 16 65 13 52 16 40 16 65 11 15 16 65 3 40 12 80
ABSTRACT CContinued
Consolidated Statement of Wages Pay Roll giving amount paid each employee per mouth also aggregate amount of Pay Roll
from September 1st 1898 to September 1st 1S99
Names
Mary Brake A A
Rachel Wynne A A
Claude Robinson A A
A Blood worth A A
Annie Russell A A
G A Fordham A A
Ophelia Collins A A
D Bloodworth A A
Jimmie Baugh C B
Annie Gooldsby A A
Annie Wilson A A
Ada Johnson A A
Berta Midlin A A
Izzie Cook A A
Bunie Johnson A A
Bessie Johnson A A
Lavonia Miller A A
Mattie Bailey A A
Belle Herendine A A
Nellie Hagan A A
Lucy Minter A A
Alma Snipes A A
Delia Bush A A
Evie Tanner A A
Emma Underwood A A
Florence Shepherd A A
Sept Oct Nov
12 50 12 50 12 50
12 50 12 50
12 50 12 50 11 70
11 10 12 50 12 50
12 50 12 50 12 50
11 70 12 50 12 50
12 40 13 90 16 65
12 50 11 50 12 50
9 35 12 50 12 50
11 70 12 50 10 85
12 30 6 65 8 85
12 50 12 50 12 50
U 35 12 50 11 70
4 45 10 75 12 40
11 75 10 75 11 70
12 50 12 50 12 51
12 50 12 50 12 50
12 50 12 50 12 50
12 50 12 50 12 50
12 50 12 50 12 50
9 95 12 45 12 50
12 fO 12 50 12 50
12 50 12 50 12 40
12 50 12 50 12 50
8 35 9 iO 12 50
12 50 12 30 12 50
Dec
12 50
16 65
12 50
11 70
3 30
12 50
16 65
16 65
12 50
12 50
12 25
11 70
13 80
12 20
12 60
12 10
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
11 30
12 50
11 30
7 70
12 50
12 50
Jan
12 50
16 65
12 50
12 25
8 75
9 68
12 74
13 00
12 50
12 06
11 15
12 50
16 65
10 72
12 50
11 63
12 50
2 50
11 61
8 47
12 50
11 27
12 50
12 50
12 50
Feb
12 50
10 05
11 61
12 50
11 46
12 50
16 63
16 65
12 50
12 50
9 50
6 25
16 15
12 50
11 00
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 25
12 50
March
April
May
June July
12 50
12 15
11 61
16 65
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
16 65
16 65
12 50
12 60
12 50
14 69
12 50
11 29
11 08
12 50
12 50
12 50
11 80
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
11 89
16 65
11 70
12 50
12 50
12 50
10 65
13 95
12 50
12 24
11 70
15 00
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
7 26
12 50
10 67
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
16 05
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 22
15 55
11 15
12 60
11 25
10 18
12 50
12 33
8 50
11 00
5 03
12 50
15 70
16 60
13 50
12 25
12 50
8 28
14 45
9 85
8 80
2 10
8 80
10 65
16 65
12 50
11 90
16 65
12 50
12 50
10 42
8 98
12 50
7 56
12 50
12 50
11 65
11 51
1 70
12 50
16 65
8 50
9 30
11 90
12 50
11 92
9 70
12 50
12 50
10 50
12 50
7 48
13 90
10 82
9 77
6 69
12 50
8 80
11 25
12 50
8 80
12 50
11 25
12 50
August
10 06
16 95
9 15
12 00
12 50
12 50
11 50
16 65
80
16 65
11 51
12 50
12 50
11 06
10 90
12 25
12 50
9 32
10 67
10 10
10 92Claude Dudley A A
Blanche Green A A
Mollie McWilliams A A
Amanda Lord A A
Beruice Snipes A A
Belle Borrdine A A
Lutie Knowles A A
Eppie Pierce A A
Nellie Wall A A
Lelia Moore A A
Mary Gooldsby A A
Jennie Morgan A A
Mattie Batchelor A A
Sina Simmons A A
Mollie Lawrence A A
Laura Furr A A
E Bumgartel A A
Gussie Ross A A
Mollie Durden A A
Lucy Simmons A A
Dellie Jamerson A A
Mattie Kennon A A
Mattie Williams A A
Ocie Thorn A A
Lucy Dawson A A
Sallie Lysle A A
Lou Ella Hall A A
Lily Walker A A
Alice Hitchcock A A
Pearl Bowden A A
Susie Poole A A
Leila Hitchcock A A
Althea Pierce A A
Carrie Wall A A
Laura Cooby A A
Lula Moore A A
12 50
3 75
7 DO
12 50
11 70
10 00
7 90
12 50
12 50
12 40
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
3 75
12 50
9 60
9 15
12 50
11 35
11 10
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
11 65
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 45
12 30
12 50
11 60
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
11 70
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
10 47
6 67
12 50
10 47
12 50
12 50
8 90
12 50
11 61
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
11 30
12 50
12 50
10 90
9 70
4 50
5 30
10 90
12 50
12 50
10 94
12 20
12 25
12 5U
10 72
12 50
12 41
11 25
8 57
12 50
12 50
12 50
10 63
12 50
8 47
7 26
9 60
8 36
12 50
11 25
5 00
5 00
12 50
10 75
12 50
6 25
12 50
12 35
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 11
10 64
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 06
12 50
12 50
8 28
8 85
3 50
12 50
12 50
6 70
12 50
90
12 50
12 i6
12 25
11 51
12 50
12 50
10 98
12 50
9 49
12 50
12 25
12 50
12 50
12 25
12 50
12 50
12 50
8 25
6 90
2 90
8 72
16
1
11
12
12
12
12
51
12 50
12
12
14
12
10
7
9
10
10
14
15
9
8 50
16 05
12 50
12 20
12 50
12 50
20 20
11 60
16 65
8 25
12 50
3 70
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
1020
9 78
6 25
10 95
15 65
11 75
11 60
11 55
4 75
10 95
12 50
16 57
12 50
11 10
12 50
12 50
11 25
12 50
2 68
12 50
10 40
7 8c
10 50
8 85
12 50
12 25
8 95
11 70
12 50
14 90
8 80
16 65
1223
12 35
12 50
10 05
12 50
12 60
8 55
11 25
10 74
12 50
11 25
12 25 12 50 12 50
12 00
16 05
10 00
3 38
8 70
12 50
10 81
11 38
11 65
12 25
9 30
8 80
12 50
8 80
12 50
12 50
8 80
12 50
11 50
12 50ABSTRACT CContinued
Consolidated Statement of Wages Pay Roll giving amount paid each employee per month also aggregate amount of Pay Roll
from September ist 1898 to September 1st 1899
Names Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb March April May June July August
Lula Bothwell A A 12 50 12 50 9 30 12 50 12 50 9 62 12 25 12 50 9 30 7 70 16 65 11 47 11 47 12 50 9 80 12 50 11 25 7 50 11 70 16 65
Jerusha Wood A A 12 50
Pearl Grimes A A 7 82
Ola Anderson A A 3 70
Julia Johnson A A 11 29
Cora Hester A A 12 50
Sarah Hawkins A A 9 30
Carrie Lamens A A 12 50
Nannie Russell A A 12 50
Charity Walker A A 5 00
Bessie Hawkins A A 80
Gertrude Parker A A 40
J T Farell Supervisor M Farell Matron Genie Rogers A James Hogan A Butts Davis A Silas Tucker A Alex Foster A Judson Hall A Milus Hall A Daws Eaton A 50 00 33 35 12 50 18 00 14 00 12 50 11 60 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 50 00 33 35 16 00 18 00 14 00 12 00 11 40 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 15 7 50 12 50 50 00 33 35 16 00 18 00 14 00 12 25 12 20 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 13 50 12 50 50 00 33 35 16 00 17 60 14 00 12 50 12 30 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 11 10 12 50 49 75 33 35 16 00 18 00 14 00 12 40 12 05 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 00 12 50 12 50 49 80 33 35 16 00 18 00 14 00 12 15 12 30 12 50 12 35 12 50 12 50 12 20 12 50 12 50 50 00 33 35 16 00 18 00 14 00 12 35 12 15 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 11 80 12 50 12 50 50 00 33 35 16 00 IS 00 14 00 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 50 00 33 35 16 00 18 00 14 00 11 50 12 40 12 50 12 35 12 50 12 50 12 15 12 50 12 50 50 66 83 35 15 75 18 00 14 00 12 30 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 50 00 33 35 16 00 18 00 14 00 12 00 11 85 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 50 00 33 35 16 00 18 00 14 00 12 35 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50
Adam Giles A Geo Stevens A Jasper Rivers A Fred Dixon A 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50
Henry Thweatt A
Sol Lamar A
Walter Rivers A
Sam Elsey A
Cyrus Taylor A
Mark Phillips A
John Robinson A
Dave Johnson A
Robt Brogsdale A
Uriah Harper A
Jordan Smith A
Brosin Dallas A
Jeff Butts A
Hickman Giles A
Artia Tray wick A
Mack Rogers A
Sol Willis A
Tom Ray A
Chas Washington A
FilmoreWard A
Aaron Vasser A
Theo Johnson A
Nora Wise A
Mary Rivers A
Lizzie Dennis A
Eliza Calhoun A
Anna Thomas A
Ellen Williams A
Lizzie Parham A
Mattie Rivers A
Carrie Pearson A
Leila Hogan A
Mary Thomas A
Ophelia Burley A
Gussie Hurt A
Elvira Johnson A
12 25 12 20 12 50 12 50 12 50 40
12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50
12 50 12 5U 12 50 12 35 12 40 11 50 12 50 12 50 12 50
12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50
12 00 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 40 12 0 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 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 12 50
12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50
12 50 12 50 12 50 12 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 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50
12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 2 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50
12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50
12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50
12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50
12 5 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50
12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 la 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 3 20
10 85
12 50 12 50 12 50 12 30 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50
12 50 3 75 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50
3 30
7 90 12 50 12 60 12 50 12 50 3 30 12 00 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50
7 90 15 00 12 50 12 50 8 80
1ft 00 15 00 15 00 14 00 15 00 15 00 15 00 15 00 15 00 15 00 13 50
10 00 10 0 10 00 7 94 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00
8 35 2 65 10 00
10 00 10 00 10 L0 10 00 10 01 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00
8 35 10 00 9 10 9 11 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00
10 Oil 10 00 10 00 8 96 9 50 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 9 16
10 00 10 00 9 11 10 00 10 00 io on 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00
10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 9 75 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00
8 35 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00
8 35 10 00 10 00 8 15 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 9 08
9 50 8 35 10 00 10 00 7 35 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 3 65
10 00 10 00 8 93 10 00 10 00 10 oo 9 00 9 60 9 50 8 75
10 00 10 00 9 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 9 12 10 00
8 35 10 00 8 20 9 13 10 00 1
ABSTRACT CContinued
Consolidated Statement of Wages Pay Roll giving amount paid each employee per month also aggregate amount of Pay Roll
from September ist 1898 to September 1st 1899
Names Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb March April May June July August
Cora McDonnell A Callie Odom A 10 00 8 35 8 35 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 8 85 6 00 10 00 10 00 8 35 8 35 3 00 6 35 8 35 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 7 25 10 00 7 15 9 10 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 9 10 10 00 9 13 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 8 93 10 00 9 35 8 93 7 88 5 35 8 85 9 50 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 9 40 8 58 8 32
Kittie Hill A
Julia Miles A 5 67 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 9 61 10 00
Alice McArthur A Mary Whigby A Lou Harper A 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 9 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 8 97 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00
Ella Harris A 10 00
Clara Harper A 10 00
M Randolph A Elenor Moseley A 10 00
Mary Brantly A 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 8 05 10 00 10 00 9 00 8 05 9 13 10 00 8 04 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 9 50 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 5 65 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00
Luda Andrews A Hester Watkins A Mary Odom A 9 72 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 9 85 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 9 52 10 00 10 00 10 00
Anna Bates A Maria Lamar A 10 00
Francis Harper A Ada Tucker A 10 00 10 00 10 00 7 35 8 20 9 50 7 15 8 10 2 50 2 50 85 5 35 5 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 12 50 12 50 12 50 8 12 7 17 10 00 6 65 10 00 10 00 12 50 12 50 10 50 10 00 9 50 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00
Laura Bray A 10 00 10 10 12 50 12 50 12 50 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 12 50 12 50 12 50 10 00 10 00 9 87 10 00 12 50 12 50 12 50 7 S81 10 00 10 00 10 00 12 50 12 50 12 50 9 80 10 00 10 00 10 00 12 50 12 50 12 50 10 00 2 50 10 00 10 00 12 50 12 50 1 05 0 09 8 40
Leddie Bates A 10 00
Frank Clarke A 12 50
Jas Thornton A 12 50
Chas Harper A
Addie Reese A 10 00
Mary Curry A
Eldridge Bland A 12 10 3 60 12 50 12 50 5 35 4 00 3 85 1 35 12 50 12 50 7 38 10 00 10 00 10 00 8 35 2 00 2 00 12 50 12 50 10 00 10 00 12 50 12 50 10 00 9 87 12 50 12 50 10 00 10 00 12 50 12 50 10 00 2 30 12 50 12 50 8 08 9 16 12 50
12 50
10 00
10 00
Hattie Hall A
10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 3 65 9 16 10 00 10 00 io o 5 65 3 35 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 9 90 10 00 10 00 10 00 9 09 10 00 9 10
10 00

8 29 9 08

8 00 8 00 8 40 10 00 10 00 12 50 6 65 9 35 7 60 10 00 5 85 12 50 12 50 8 16 7 90 12 50 10 75 5 80 10 00 10 00

12 50
12 50
10 00
10 00
Richard Solomon A 12 50
12 50
12 50
10 00
7 25
10 00
7184 56
Totals 6530 35 6811 35 0613 10 0705 67 6593 59 6495 0 7322 97 7221 92 6850 31 7127 38 7192 03
Total amount paid for waes for the year 82655 22
KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS USED AFTER NAMES IN FOREGOING
S VSupervisor
MatMatron
GardGarden
LaunLaundry
F GFlower Garden
E DEngineers Department
AAttendant
CemCemetery
N WNight Watch
S DSuperintendents Department
WagWagoner
B SBlacksmith
A AAssistant Attendants
Y AYard Attendant
S D RStewards Dining Room
C BCenter Building
O S Outside
BakBakery
KKitchen
UshUsher
H NHead Nurse
A S VAssistant Supervisor
LibLibrary
Seam Seamstressr
Hr

58
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
ABSTRACT D
Showing in detail the Expenditures on Account of Subsistence from Sep
tember ist 1898 to September 1st 1899
To Whom Paid
What for
Oct 5 Armour Packing CoButterine
A J CarrPetty Cash
Buckeye S CoChip Soap
J A HomeGroceries
Petty CashPetty Cash
H E McCombGroceries
J A HomeBran
Waxelbaum CoIrish Potatoes
M J Glynn CoTea
Kavenaugh BroLemons
Milledgeville Ice CoIce
Rogers JoinerTobacco
M E SmithYeast
S R Jacques T CoGroceries
Petty Cash Petty Cash
J M EdwardsMilk and Butter
John DavisMutton
O M ConeButtermilk
J A BrooksButtermilk
Ed TreanorSweet Milk
T W TurkButter
T H LatimerButter
M WagnonButtermilk
G C McKinleyButtermilk
T TreanorButtermilk
C M WrightBeef
Nov 5 Petty CashPetty Cash
Wright SonBarley
J A HomeMeal
J J Waxelbaum CoIrish Potatoes
G N EastonCheese
J P DavisChip Soap
Otto DiederichsCheese
Austin Nichols CoCheese
Jelks TaylorCotton Seed Meal
Compton BellGroceries
Hall TreanorGroceries
Milledgeville Ice WorksIce
Wilson Morris CoHams
J A HomeGroceries
S R Jacques Tinsley Co Groceries
Rogers JoinerMeal
M J Glynn CoTea
Wright SonButterine
Standard Oil Co Candles
Petty CashPetty Cash
M E SmithYeast
T W TurkButter
C M WrightBeef
T H LatimerButter
John DavisMutton
J M EdwardsMilk
T A BrooksButtermilk
Amount
178 06
100 00
14 16
1906 11
200 00
80
48 00
84 00
73 59
9 5
149 05
135 22
18 90
2268 24
200 00
169 98
161 88
25 38
27 63
14 22
6 31
29 31
63 97
25 18
63 95
881 40
100 00
23 15
25 25
80 10
3 04
42 50
6 oS
3 23
253 5o
20 97
4 37
24 75
96
2974 17
i5i7 19
140 00
205 92
246 67
37 34
200 00
16 So
6 10
885 66
16 80
244 56
164 41
28 64
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
59
To Whom Paid
What for
Nov 5 Ed TreanorSweet Milk
G C McKinleyButtermilk
M WagnonButtermilk
T TreanorButtermilk
C M ConeButtermilk
E P LaneButter
Petty CashPetty Cash
Dec 5 A J CarrPetty Cash
W A GreenDried Fruit
Alex Seed CoSpinach
Waxelbaum CoFruit
S R Jacques T CoOat Meal
J A HomeMeal
Milledgeville Oil Co Cotton Seed Hulls
Standard Oil CoCandles
Wright SonButterine
G W StoneBrooms
M E SmithYeast
S R Jacques T CoLard
U S L M CoSoap
Wright SonButterine
J A HomeGroceries
Rogers JoinerMeal
S R Jacques T CoGroceries 1
T TreanorMilk
M C oneMilk
C M WrightBeef
T H LatimerButter
J A BrooksMilk
E P LaneButter
M WagnonMilk
G C McKinleyMilk
T W TurkButter
Ed TreanorMilk1
J M EdwardsMilk
C M WrightBeef
Petty Cash Petty Cash
Rogers JoinerMeal
Jan 5 J A Home Grits
Petty CashPetty Cash
Petty CashPetty Cash
J M EdwardsButter
Edward Treanor Milk
G C McKinleyMilk
O M ConeMilk
T W TurkButter
Mrs E P LaneButter
T H LatimerButter
J A BrooksMilk
Terrence TrainerMilk
M WagnonMilk
C MWrightBeef 1
Warren EdwardsPoultry
Compton BellGroceries
Parker R R News CoTurnips
Kavanaugh BrannanLemons
J J Waxelbaum CoApples and onions
J A Home Groceries
J A HomeMeal
A mount
34 94
27 09
b7 57
60 55
28 51
1 00
300 00
300 00
4b 49
5 00
230 82
60 40
26 46
58 54
58 29
247 18
17 50
18 90
267 67
48 b8
246 98
2974 17
140 00
1517 19
58 00
26 91
717 15
lb 95
2b 57
4 9
b8 5i
25 Si
7 70
53 84
12b 72
147 99
500 00
IOS 33
345 90
300 00
300 00
107 95
54 36
27 40
28 06
8 55
b 05
12 55
27 52
bo 07
bb 73
1438 28
39 72
172 02
85 50
4 OO
83 41
3488 27

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60
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
To Whom Paid
What for
Jan 5 S R Jacques Tinsley Co Groceries 1606 25
S B TraywickEggs
Pettv CashCash
Feb 6 Compton Bell Fruits
Carr ConnGrits
Hall Trainer Groceries
Mrs T H LarimerTurkeys
Warren Edwards Poultry
Jno M Edwards Butter
T Trainer Milk
Ed TrainerMilk
Pound JohnsonBeef
T H Lattimer Butter
T W Turk Butter
E P LaneButter
G C McKinleyMilk
J A BrooksMilk
O M ConeMilk
Mrs M MagnusMilk
J A HomeGroceries
S R Jacques Tinsley Co Confectioneries
Petty CashCash
Rogers Joiner Com CoCoffee
Otto DiedrichsCheese
Savannah Grocery CoTea
Independent Rice CoSugar
J A PalmerPoultry
Palmer Railway News CoBananas
Armour Packing CoButterine
Austin Nichols CoCheese
18 00
300 00
113 56
47 00
2 45
9 4o
11 75
131 97
91 65
5 20
335 60
10 10
6 55
4 75
26 08
26 95
28 25
58 77
3525 00
268 63
200 00
232 9S
159 28
80 14
3i 23
31 75
43 37
2S1 25
3 92
Mch 6 Julius A HomeBacon 1500 00
Warren EdwardsPoultry
Hall TrainerGroceries
Carr ConnIrish Potatoes
Compton BellGroceries
Petty CashCash
Rogers Joiner CoCoffee
Independent Rice CoSugar
Savannah Grocery CoTea
S R Jacques Tinsley CoGroceries
Otto DiedrichsCheese
Julius A Home Provisions
T W TurkButter
Mrs E P LaneButter
T TrainerMilk
Jno M Edwards Milk
Ed Trainer Milk
G C McKinleyMilk
J A BrooksMilk
O M ConeMilk
Mrs M Wagner Milk
A L EllisonBeef
Petty CashCash
April 5 Petty CashCash
Walker Barnes Lemons
Hall TreanorGroceries
C E Green Eggs
Compton BellGroceries
J H Ennis Shad
19 75
8 75
106 06
4 9
200 00
206 66
323 78
31 75
373 57
249 20
2500 uo
5 70
4 55
55 58
90 12
4 45
17 62
26 82
23 15
5i 87
808 58
200 00
300 00
10 37
5 05
6 25
6 95
60

GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
61
To Whom Paid
What for
April 5 J J Waxelbaum Co Dried Peaches
H E McCombStock Powder
Rogers Joiner CoCoffee
Savannah Grocery CoTea
Otto DiedrichsCheese
Armour Packing CoButterine
S R Jacques Tinsley CoProvisions
Ed Treanor Milk
M A McCraw Petty Cash
G C McKinley Milk
W H ArmstrongEggs
J A BrooksMilk
O M ConeMilk
Mrs M WagnerMilk
Pound JohnstonBeef 1
Mrs E P LaneButter
T W TurkButter
T TreanorMilk
Jno M Edwards Milk
J A HomeProvisions
May 5 M A McCraw Petty Cash
Compton BellGroceries
J B OQuinn Butter
C E GreeneLemons
Julius A HomeProvisions 2
Carr ConnGrits
Savannah Grocery CoGroceries
J J Waxelbaum CoDried Fruit
F W Wagener CoSoda
Robt Buist Co Garden Seed
Pound JohnsonBeef
R R Brown Butter
M A McCraw Petty Cash
J A BrooksButter
Mrs WagenerMilk
Jno M EdwardsMilk
T TreanorMilk
J W TreadwellButter
T W TurkButter
Mrs F C TurmanButter
Mrs E P LaneButter
Mrs P J ClineButter1
Ed TreanorMilk
T H LattimerButter
Mrs S NapierButter
Carey LittleButter
Mrs C M GibsonButter
G C McKinleyMilk
O M ConeMilk
Hall TrainerGroceries
M A McCrawPetty Cash
June 5 M A McCraw TreasurerPetty Cash
Warren EdwardsPoultrv
J B OQuinnButter
Walker BarnesLemons
Compton BellGroceries
Hall TreanorGroceries
C V EnnisMutton
Armour Packing Co Bacon
Amount
187 50
1 10
221 10
31 50
219 17
472 50
402 97
46 52
200 00
27 34
7 04
41 02
27 40
67 00
1007 81
4 15
5 50
77 00
no 37
2630 80
300 00
5 40
10 17
4 00
2434 08
102 88
195 48
5 99
3 97
120 02
956 45
35 15
300 00
64 55
93 40
107 94
79 13
28 55
5 95
6 5
4 33
2 00
40 32
3 10
4 10
3 35
2 75
28 34
3 52
3i 7
200 00
300 00
2 25
9 45
8 00
7 65
18 59
7 84
2 43
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June 5
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
July 5
To Whom Paid
What for
Leipfert Scales CoTobacco
Milledgeville Ice WorksIce
Julius A HomeProvisions
Carr ConnGrits
S R Jacques Tiusley CoProvisions
Savannah Grocery CoGroceries
J J Waxelbaum CoDried Fruit
F W Wagener CoSoda
R R BrownButter
Mrs S NapierButter
Charles WynnButter
C I MeadowsButter
J N Tread wellButter
John DavisMutton
Pound JohnsonBeef
Dr Jno HardemanButter
Carey LittleButter
Mrs A V DuBignonButter
Mrs C G McKinleyMilk
Mrs F C FurmanButter
T H LattimerButter
C M GibsonButter
T W TurkButter
Mrs E P Lane Butter
J A BrooksMilk
O M ConeMilk
T TreanorMilk
Ed TreanorMilk
Jno M EdwardsMilk
Mrs M WagenerMilk
M A McCraw TreasurerPetty Cash
M A McCrawCoPetty Cash
Fleischman CoYeast
Compton Bell Groceries
Walker BarnesLemons
Hall TreanorGroceries
Warren EdwardsPoultry
Milledgeville Ice CoIce
Mrs C J MeadowsButter
Dr John HardemanButter
Mrs T H LattimerButter
W S EdwardsButter
J W TreadwellButter
W A BassButter
John DavisMutton
Pound JohnsonBeef
Mrs F C FurmanButter
Mrs S NapierButter
J B OQuinnButter
T W TurkButter
Mrs E P LaneButter
R R BrownButter
Ed TreanorMilk
Carey LittleButter
Chas WynnButter
J O BarnesButter
C M GibsonButter
Mrs A V DuBignonButter
John M EdwardsMilk
Amou nt
381 15
53 90
2434 OS
189 92
1436 53
193 07
115 99
9 92
31 70
14 95
4 25
1 15
44 80
122 54
920 60
69 10
7 35
5 50
28 10
6 40
19 35
5 50
5 15
2 85
56 48
28 69
81 5
46 62
103 13
109 03
300 00
500 00
18 90
2 40
4 X
2 20
4 5
188 10
60
62 93
12 75
95
34 60
39 65
235 76
968 13
7 9
33 00
3 85
4 40
2 50
27 00
55 94
8 5
12 55
1 90
4 5
3 45
99 02
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
63
To Whom Paid
What for
July 5 Mrs WagenerMilk
O M ConeMilk
G C McKinleyMilk
T TreanorMilk
J A BrooksMilk
H J J T FinneyButter
Carr ConnGrits
J J Waxelbaum CoDried Fruits
Otto DiedrichsCheese
Cuddy CoCheese
Liepfert Scales CoTobacco
Savannah Grocery CoSugar
Julius A HomeProvisions
S R Jacques TinsleyProvisions I
Julius A HomeProvisions
Culver KiddTea
Aug 5 M A McCrawPetty Cash
Fleischman CoYeast
Hall TrainorGroceries
Compton BellGroceries
Milledgeville Ice WorksIce
C E GreenLemons
Warren EdwardsPoultry
Carr ConnGrits etc
Oconee River MillsMeal
J J Waxelbaum CoDried Fruit
Liepfert Scales CoTobacco
J A HomeProvisions
CM GibsonButter
C L MoranButter
Dr Jno HardemanButters
Mrs T H LattimerButter
Carey LittleButter
Mrs F C FurmanButter
J W TreadwellButter
T W TurkButter
R A BrownButter
Mrs P S ProctorButter
Mrs C J MeadorsButter
W DenhamButter
John M EdwardsMilk
G C McKinleyMilk
W A BassButter
Mrs S NapierButterL
Mrs E P LaneButter
Miss Ola CollinsButter
Mrs A V DuBignonButter
J B OQuinnButter
C H SimpsonButter
Ed TreanorMilk
Mrs M A WagnonMilk
J A BrooksMilk
O M ConeMilk
T TreanorMilk
Pound JohnsonBeef 1
John DavisMutton
S R Jacques Tinsley CoProvisions
S R Jacques Tinsley CoProvisions
M A McCrawPetty Cash
Amount
117 02
30 60
48 05
62 20
48 90
7 00
25 00
296 X
4 67
3 10
245 70
193 3
2404 18
1500 00
700 38
147 02
500 00
16 80
8 18
5 3
90 75
5 00
17 75
356 78
102 10
177 07
211 68
2262 92
90
5 70
64 85
16 00
3 25
2 35
43 35
6 25
29 So
19 55
3 95
6 20
122 40
52 79
36 65
30 05
1 90
13 75
3 40
15 55
1 60
67 17
149 72
75 40
5i 84
7 14
1017 42
285 38
771 73
1202 63
200 00

64
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
To Witum Paid
17iat for
Aug 5 J J Waxelbaum CoPotatoes
S R Jacques Tinsley Co Bran
M A McCrawPetty Cash
Sept 5 S R Jacques Tinsley Co Bran
Fleischman CoYeast
Liepfert Scales Co Tobacco
Robert Buist Co Seeds
George D CaseSpices
Culver Kidd Seeds
Carr ConnBran
Oconee River MillsMeal
Warren EdwardsPoultry
James L Sibley Hay
M A McCrawPetty Cash
Mrs T H LattimerButter
Dr John HardemanButter
O M Cone Milk
J H BrooksMilk
Mrs M Wagnon Milk
John M EdwardsMilk
G C McKinleyMilk
Ed TreanorMilk
Mrs F C FurmanButter
Miss Ola CollinsButter
W DenhamButter
C L Moran Butter
Mrs S Napier Butter
W A Bass Butter
T W Turk Butter
R R Brown Butter
Carey Little Butter
Mrs E P LaneButter
Mrs C I MeadersButter
Mrs A V DubignonButter
Mrs P D ProctorButter
Willie SanfordButter
J W TreadwellButter
J B OQuinn Butter
T TreauorMilk
John DavisMutton
Pound JohnsonBeef 1
Julius A HomeProvisions 2
S R Jacques Tinsley Co Hay
J J Waxelbaum CoIrish Potatoes
Amount
237 43
180 68
150 00
249 15
18 90
211 68
6 25
5 75
10 30
45 18
204 00
20 25
52 99
500 00
18 40
Si 50
52 10
63 85
130 88
123 64
46 65
57 92
13 05
13 55
24 70
1 85
36 00
37 30
5 95
24 85
5 75
2 70
5 05
2 00
14 90
6 30
35 7o
11 20
64 03
302 43
557 25
262 92
248 68
71 8
86969 99
JGEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
65
ABSTRACT E
Giving in Detail the Expenditures on Account of Incidentals from Sept ist
1898 to Sept ist 1899
To Whom Paid
What for
IS
Oct
5 McCrary R M CoIce machine 2419
J W WilcoxServices Eng
Tripod Paint CoSpts turpentine
T C BurkeSpts turpentine
Telephone M CoTelephone
S E Time CoElectric Gauge
J C BuerkRepairing clocks
Dow Wire WorksWire guards
C A RobbsChandeliers
Dunlap Hardware CoHardware
J StaleyHardware
Culver Kidd Extracts
Johnston BethuneTinners
Union RecorderPrinting
Lombard I W S CoGrate Bars
Stevens Bros CoJars
E Light CoLights
E N EnnisLumber
H P ParkerLabor
Sciple SonsCement
Merchant CoTin for roofing
C S B S CPiping
G F Glack CoPipe covering
G Roads M CoRoad machine
Nov 5 J W McMillanC Laundrv building
Milledgeville Tel CoTelephone Con
J H PressHospital Bulletin
Culver KiddBrushes
T C BurkVarnish
Leopold AdlerCrockery
C A Conklin CoTinware
C A RobbsPlumbers Fittings
R F Semmes CoHardware
Johnston BethuneTinners Work
Gregg CoRepairs
Cordley HayesFibre Ware
Mar 5 J M BayeneFlower Pots
Am L M CoLaundry
E N EnnisLumber
Atlanta JournalAdvertisement
Tel Mfg CoTelephone Repairs
Atlanta Supply CoPacking
So Broom CoBrooms
Palmer H CoWheel Barrows
W T Conn JrCrockery
Augusta ChronicleAdvertisement
E Light CoLights
A A Griffing CoPlumbers Supplies
J StaleyHardware
N L JournalLaundry Journal
So Hardware CoShovels
G D CaseSeeds
Foster Eng CoFlange
G W StoneBrooms
Amount
419 92
SO 00
140 88
63 74
10 50
6 00
13 20
102 31
92 00
18 95
21 5
2 40
27 5
9 75
37 72
119 40
18 00
486 37
9 35
55 00
263 50
93 95
bI2 95
279 25
427 59
6 00
1 00
9 32
67 60
30
1 23
163 09
2 81
no 65
2 18
2 33
6 00
3 00
276 29
1 60
17 60
25 99
1 OS
3 So
1 15
50
17 60
7 20
2 39
1 00
10 62
6 42
12 50
17 50

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66
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
To Whom Paid
What for
Mar 5
Dec 5
Jan 6
Standard Oil CoOil
C A Conklin CoTinware
R T Semmes Co Tinware
Cordley HayesChambers
So Hardware CoTinware
Culver KiddBrushes
J C Van SyckleTinware
Leopold Adler Crockery
U S L M CoChip Soap
T C BurkeSpirits Turpentine
Milledgeville E L Co Lights
J W Burke Co Annual Reports
Milledgeville Tel CoTelephone Conn
G D CaseSeeds
Johnson BethuneTinning
C A Conklin CoTin
WT Conn JrAlarm Clock
Babcock Wilcox CoPlumbers Fittings
Wallace StebbinsCoal Barrows
J R HinesLime
J W CrawLaundry Aprons
C A RobbePlumbers Fittings
Palmer H CoLawn Mowers
Dow Wire WorksIron Beds
Am L M CoStone
Tel Mfg CoTelephones
Tripod Paint CoSpts Turpentine
R T Semmes CoTinware
Cordley HayesChambers
Culver KiddBrushes
J C Van SyckleChambers
Leopold Adler Crockery
C A Conklin CoTinware
R T Semmes Co Crockery
So Hardware CoCrockery
T C BurkeSpts Turpentine
J H McMillanEnlarging Col Laundry
Chas A RobbeContract Work
Chas A RobbeContract Work
Union RecorderPrinting
Harrison Bros CoPaints
National Ammonia Co Ammonia
Culver KiddLabels
J S Schofield Sons CoPlumbing Goods
Lombard Iron WorksNails and Hardware
Swindell BrosWindow Glass
H R WorthingtonPump Fittings
Penu Metal Ceiling Rf Co Steel Ceiling
Yale Towne Mfg CoLocks
Joseph StaleyHardware
L W LoomisTinware
The Tripod Paint CoBrushes
Chas D CaseCigars
Culver KiddSoap
Macon TelegraphAdvertisement
Augusta ChronicleAdvertisement
Atlanta JournalAdvertisement
Constitution Pub CoAdvertisement
Gaillard Med JournalJournal
Amount
21 00
7 68
46 44
21 60
24 88
32 3
11 76
19 78
24 35
32 86
18 20
245 46
3
4 60
103 82
78 00
10 80
12 00
59 60
44 50
37 75
6 33
74 17
386 80
28 00
40 51
302 90
46 44
38 36
61 05
23 13
26 24
7 68
46 44
24 88
31 77
929 07
402 53
5 00
11 00
58 83
88 52
9 60
9 50
137 80
90 00
73 5i
297 44
131 67
5 5i
5 44
13 75
22 80
2 30
1 00
75
1 60
2 80
5 00

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GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
67
To Whom Paid
What for
Jan 6 Milledgeville E Light CoLights 1820
Milledgeville Telephone Co Connection 300
Telephone Mfg Co Insulators 13 85
Hiram LesterCleaning Well 1 50
Standard Oil CoK Oil 21 00
Johnston BethuneTinning 5191
T C BurkeSpts Turpentine 31 93
So Hardware CoCrockery 22 75
C A Conklin CoTinware 7 69
Feb 6 E W EnnisLumber 1148 26
Flieschman BroYeast 31 50
C E GreenCandlesr 2 00
Walker BarnesCandles 4 00
W J CarakerBurial Robes 1536
Joseph StaleyFire Sets 2 85
Johnston BethuneDrip Pan 1 00
Electric Light CoLights 20 70
A J GoldenLumber 35 75
R H WootenBooks 4 25
J W CrawLaundry Machinery 475 50
Milledgeville Telephone CoConnections 3 00
C H Wright SonCandles 1 80
D R AdamsFruit Trees
Swindell BrosWindow Glass
W H Thomas Co Matting
Culver KiddW W Brushes
S R Jacques Tinsley Co Groceries
Luck Brand CoR Blankets
Tripod Paint CoSpts Turpentine
Palmer Hardware CoHardware
Chas Conklin Mfg CoTinware
R T Semmes CoHardware
C Rosenstein CoMatches
Beck Gregg Hardware CoHardware
So Hardware CoCrockery
U S LaundryStarch
G W StoneBrooms
Phillip Cook SecryCertificates
S L LawrencePigs
C S B CoContract Goods
Lombard Iron WorksPiping
J S Schofield SonsSteam Fittings
Bailey Lebbv CoPiping
Standard Oil CoOils
Atlanta Supply CoBelting
Harrison Bros CoPaints
Willingham Sash D Co Plaster
Miller Killig CoBath Tubs
T C BurkePaint Brushes
L M Rumsey Mfg CoPlumbers Fittings
Cook Lumber CoLime1
Nemo Printing CoIndex Book
Mar 6 Milledgeville Oil CoC S Meal
M E SmithYeast
D M EadyLumber
Stevens Bros CoSewer Pipe
W T Conn JrCrockery
Culver KiddLedger
Joseph StaleyHorse Shoes 9 2
23 90
55 oS
383 28
81 25
373 57
56 67
61 01
72 22
128 58
30 87
3 00
145 71
40 50
117 03
35 00
6 50
10 00
3S7 12
685 76
136 99
51 83
in IS
8 60
119 38
3 5
7i 25
2 S2
iS 33
88 50
6 00
5io 00
16 80
31 23
76 14
7 70
3 5o
r
aS3S

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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
To Whom Paid
What for
Mar 6 J L M H Iron WorksPlumbers Goods
Lombard Iron WorksPlumbers Fittings
Western Brass Mfg CoPlumbers Supplies
Jno Van Range CoRanges
Geo W StoneBrooms
Dow Wire Works CoWire Guards
H E McCombLiniment
W T CrenshawCopying Ribbons
Mar 6 J H McGowan CoCylinder Head
Chas A RobbePiping
J Hopkins BroJournal
EnquirerSunAdvertisement
ConstitutionAdvertisement
Macon TelegraphAdvertisement
U S Laundry M CoStarch
Bailey Libby CoCarriage Bolts
W H Thomas CoMatting
Tripod Paint CoSpirits Turpentine
Standard Oil CoCandles
P J ClineNotions
D W LoomisMess Pans
Electric Light CoLights
Standard Oil CoKerosene Oil
April 5 M E SmithYeast
Am Pipe F CoPiping
F W Wolff Co Valves
J A Fay Eagan CoMachinery
Bramhall Diane CoCastings
Milner Kettig CoValves
Augusta ChronicleAdvertisement
Atlanta Supply CoElectric Bells
Palmer Hardware CoBark Wifs
Wallace Stibbins SonsHeater
Morning News Blotters
Jose Mabbett CoMelon Seed
Atlanta Supply CoLocks
Milner Kettig CoBelting
Defur CoWire Guards
R D Wood Co Hydrants
E W EnnisLumber
R H WootenToys
W J Caraker Hamestrings
Milledgeville Oil Co C S Hulls
Farmers Supply CoGuano
D P MyrickBreast Straps
W U Tel CoTelegrams
Postal Tel CoTelegrams
E J P D Willingham Felt
Milledgeville Telephone Co Telephone Connections
Joseph StaleyHardware
Electric Light CoLights
WH Thomas CoBurial Robes
Duck Brand CoRubber Blankets
U S LaundrySoap
Geo W StoneBrooms
Johnston BethuneHardware
W J BarnesLumber
S BarrettCotton
May 5 M E SmithYeast
Amount
46 25
120 11
54 34
240 00
35 00
169 85
3 85
2 25
1 00
430 40
5 00
1 20
3 5o
1 5
57 42
96 95
33 28
38 84
139 lb
7 70
48 60
20 70
23 00
16 80
128 28
10 35
4 16
45 42
76 68
2 00
2 25
32 42
142 20
65
5 00
12 84
4 20
85 00
45 00
65 67
29 93
1 50
57 38
102 35
1 00
5 55
1 59
70
6 00
38 00
20 70
35 70
3 33
42 80
35 00
104 73
74 50
142 65
18 90
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
69
To Whom Paid
What for
May 5 Sanitary Construction CoDisinfectants
J R HinesTrace Chains
Joseph StaleyGuano Horns
Milledgeville Telephone Co Telephone Service
J C Whitaker AgtGuano
Union RecorderCirculars
Julius A Home TrLights
Cook Lumber CoCement
Milledgeville Ice WorksAmmonia
W J CarakerHame Strings
Johnston BethuneTinning
WU Tel CoTelegrams
Culver KiddV W Brushes
Standard Oil CoCandles
J P DavisChip Soap
Cox ChappelBrooms
Carson Pierce Scott CoNotions
M S D A ByckNote Paper
M Hornick CoRazors
R F Sunner CoHardware
Merritt Hardware CoHardware
W T Conn JrSilverware
Cotton States B S CoSteam Fittings
Laclede FireBrick CoFireBricks
Stevens Bros CoSewer Pipe
The National Ammonia Co Ammonia
The Bailey Lebby CoHardware
Ahrens Ott Mfg CoPlumbers Fittings
J S Schofield Sons Co Piping
Gregg CoHardware
T C BurkeBuilders Hardware
Standard Oil CoKerosene Oil
Beck Gregg Hardware CoHinges
Chas A RobbePlumbers Fittings
Alexander Seed CoGarden Seed
F W Mann CoCutter Knives
June 5 Fleischman CoYeast
J R HinesCollar Pads
H E McCombsLiniment
Troy Laundry CoSoda
YaleTower Mfg CoLocks
SmithCourtney CoFittings
J W Burke CoBook
Telephone Mfg CoTelephone Repairs
E J P D WillinghamAwnings
J W Craw Mfg CoMangle Apron
W S Duncan CoWheat Straw
Good Roads Mfg Co Road Scrapers
Julius A Home TrLights
J S Schofield Sons CoCast Box
Cook Lumber CoLime
Beck Gregg Hardware Co Wheel Barrows
Joseph StaleyRubber Hose
Union RecorderPrintingl
Merritt Hardware CoShovels
American Laundry M Co Laundry Machinery
J C Whitaker AgtGuano
Culver KiddRoofing Paint
L C Van RiperNurses Books
Amount
61 34
13 00
I 17
3 00
24 75
6 75
41 40
60 90
5i 74
90
87 77
7 L3
5i 35
107 03
70 00
55 00
3i 14
5 15
24 52
33 86
34 09
47 84
68 77
5 25
43 82
66 92
7 98
15 79
98 66
2 3
230 15
23 00
18 28
5 00
7 5
18 23
18 90
3 80
1 00
24 30
96 00
36 20
5 25
4 05
13 50
39 25
9i 63
88 00
20 70
1 00
41 50
3 37
22 80
6 50
44 00
189 50
66 oo
24 25
16 70
r
HBHH
70
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
To Whom Paid
What or
June 5 Standard Oil CoSpts Turpentine
J P DavisChip Soap
Cox ChappelBrooms
Palmer Hardware CoTinware
W T Conn JrSilverware
Johnston BethuneTinning
Dr T O PowellTraveling Expenses
T H DeSaussureTraveling Expenses
July 5 Cook LumberCoCement
Macon Sash Door L CoC Storage andW House
Jas P WalkerTraveling Expenses
Milledgeville Tel CoTel Service
Johnston BethunePlows
Culver KiddW W Brushes
Geo D CaseW W Brushes
Postal Tel CoTelegrams
W U Tel CoTelegrams
Julius A Home TrLights
W T Conn JrSilverware
Union and RecorderCirculars
Joseph StaleyHardware
Alexander Seed CoSeed
J P DavisChip Soap
A WesskopfThermometer
Palmer Hardware CoSweeps
Vail YoungSkylight
Yale Towne Mfg CoLocks
H R WorthingtonPump
J W Burke CoOffice Supplies
C A Conklin Mfg CoTinware
Wallace Stebbins SonsEngine Fittings
The Telephone Mfg CoDrop Coils
Standard Oil CoCandles
Cook Lumber CoLime
J P DavisChip Soap
Southern Broom Manufacy Brooms
F W Bird SonInsulating
Tripod Paint CoPaints
Aug 5 Macon Door Sash L CoCold Storage W H
Standard Oil CoCandles
Austin Nichols CoSoap
Southern Broom Manufacy Brooms
King Hardware CoWater Cooler
J W McMillanTiling
Culver KiddBrushes
J R HinesBridle Bits
Johnston Bethune Tinning
W U Tel CoTelegrams
Milledgeville Electric L CoLights
S F HancockRepairing
Chas A Conklin Mfg Co Tinware
Dow Wire Works CoCounter Railing
Cardeman M CoWood Machinery
Cox Chappell1Brooms
J W Burke CoDrawing Paper
C S B S CoPlumbers Fittings
Bernard GloeklerHinges
Millegeville Banking CoRev Check Books
Gregg CoPlow Points
104 79
70 00
55 00
77 68
94 28
78 28
129 70
36 18
79 20
2500 00
23 78
7 50
8 22
2 45
3 85
1 46
6 79
20 70
15 16
4 75
8 57
8 30
60 00
12 50
4 36
17 00
15S 80
122 00
8 50
114 83
113 91
2 52
107 04
65 87
196 00
48 50
3i 36
38 66
IS20 II
172 26
88 20
97 00
7 S8
49 00
87 5o
1 40
47 41
16 32
20 70
14 00
19 00
54 45
2S 80
55 00
7 55
36 31
18 00
32 00
8 29GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
71
To Whom Paid
What for
Aug 5 W L E GurleyIntrument Reapsirs
Stevens Bros CoSewer Pipe
Gleason BaileyHook and Ladder Truck
The Globe CoOffice Desk
Harrison Bros CoPaints
Hirshberg Paper CoNotions
U S Laundry M CoStarch
Samuel CabotSheathing
Cock Lumber CoShingles
Adler Spears Sons CoPaints
Leopold AdlerCase Knives
M S D A ByckWriting Paper
Sept 5 Macon Sash Door L CoC Storage Warehouse
S BarrettGrading
WU Tel CoTelegrams
Cook Lumber CoLime
Carson Peris Scott CoClocks
Chas A Conklin Mfg Co Tinware
Smith Courtney CoPlumbers Fittings
J S Scofield SonsCoPiping
Remington Mfg CoHangers
Merritt Hardware CoLocks
Orr Lock Hardware CoHardware
G Bererd CoHamestrings
P C BurkeK Brushes
Dow Wire WorksCoWire Guards
Jos StaleyHardware
Johnston BethuneTinning
J A Baven JrLights
W B HarperRepairing
Saml EvansCotton
Macon Sash D L CoC Storage Warehouse
Troy Laundry CoSmoothing Irons
Macon Sash D L CoTile
Chas A RobbePlumbers Goods
S BarretGrading
Amount
6 OO
69 27
600 OO
46 25
104 83
14 92
5988
45 00
102 32
72 52
14 70
37 05
2054 22
35i 23
11 17
36 75
7 20
129 18
34 86
543 74
84 00
33 72
11 10
5 00
9 00
23 07
12 63
36 79
20 70
1 00
27 12
394 20
44 80
7 88
3To 83
245 38
35774 3
ABSTRACT F
Giving in detail the expenditures on account of Clothing from September 1st
1898 to September 1st 1899
55 46
240 44
105 00
41 47
no 81
29 67
39 48
43 23
34 77
83 48
65 00
31 34
9 35
27 64
Oct 5 PJClineHats
A JosephDry Goods
Waxelbaum CoCrash
J R Fried CoDry Goods
Nov 5 E Wolff DryGoods
Dannenberg CoSamples
W A Doody Samples
P J Cline Samples
Waxelbaum CoSamples
J R FriedCoSamples
W H Thomas CoSamples
Groff Son CoBlankets
Meinhard SchaulSamples
HewittWarner CoBlankets
vMOtr
m
72
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
A mount
16 15
90
9 24
246 06
198 59
807 83
280 66
To Whom Paid What for
Nov 5 N O Blanket MillsBlankets
Duck Brand CoBlankets
JKOrrShoeCo Shoes
E WolffDrv Goods
Prattville Cotton MillOsnabergs
J R Fried CoBlankets
Dannenberg CoDry Goods
Bowen Jewett CoDry Goods 232 10
Howitt Warner CoBlankets 250 65
Waxelbaum CoDry Goods 08
WADoodyCoDry Goods 24847
P J ClineBedspreads 64 82
W H Thomas CoBlankets 243 20
Beckman CoBlankets 177 r0
FHaugShoes
Mienhard SchaulClothing
Macon K Co Hosiery
Groff Son CoShoes
46 25
435 00
41 67
65 00
Dec 5
Waxelbaum P CoShoes 32450
W A Doody CoTicking
Dannenberg CoSheeting
FHaugShoes
J R Fried CoBlankets
Dannenberg CoDomestics
Bowen Jewel CoSheeting
Hewitt Warner CoBlankets
Waxelbaum CoBlankets 761
W A Doody CoDry Goods
P J ClineBed Spreads
WH Thomas CoBlankets
Beckman CoBlankets
FHaugShoes
Meinhard SchaulClothing
Macon K CoHosiery
Groff Son CoShoes
103 79
103 21
17 70
1724 96
556 86
472 09
501 29
08
4o 07
129 64
481 22
275 00
86 41
855 45
83 33
128 00
50
Jan 6
Feb 6
Waxelbaum P CoShoes 2A
E WolffDry Goods
G W StoneBrooms
E WolffDry Goods
FredHaugShoes
E EBass BroChecks
Waxelbaum Popper Co Shoes 10076
BibbMfgCoHosiery X L
Waxelbaum Popper CoShoes 37880
Dannenberg CoDry Goods I26 96
66558
246 06
17 5
311 85
1 25
12 30
W A Doody CoSheeting
Fred HangShoes
Meinhard Schaul Coats
E Wolffjeans
176 00
119 88
173 33
172 31
207 36
Jewell CoThread I0i rS
ite CoPrints 7c on
Mch 5 Waxelbaum Popper CoShoes 7r So
M Rich BroBed Spreads 1
J R Fried CoSheeting
Bowen Jewell Co Threac
J B White Co Prints
ByckBrosShoes
Meinhard SchaulCoats
E WolffBlankets and Jeans 1
179 83
119 88
J R Fried CoDomestics
Dannenberg CoDry Goods
73 33
207 36
126 96
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
To Whom Paid
What for
Mch 5 M Rich BroBed Spreads 1
Apl 6 P J ClineUnderwear
Waxelbaum Popper CoShoes
Meinhard SchaulCoats
E WolffJeans
M Rich BroBed Spreads
J R Fried CoDomestics
W A Doody CoDomestics
Dannenberg CoDomestics
M Rich BrosBedspreads
Meinhard SchaulCoats
May 5 P J ClineDry Goods
E WolffDomestics
W A Doody CoCottonades
M Rich CoDamask
J C White CoTicking
W H Thomas CoNapkins
J R Fried CoCoats
The Waxelbaum CoCottonades
The Dannenberg CoDomestics
Bibb Mfg CoHosiery
Gilliam Shoe CoShoes
June 5 Chberln Jhsn DuBose Co
P J ClineShoes
W A Doody CoCottonades
M Rich BroDry Goods
J B White CoChecks
J R Fried CoCoats
The Dannenberg CoShoes
Waxelbaum 1opper CoShoes
Byck BrosShoes
Meinhard SchaulCoats
J R Fried CoDry Goods
Waxelbaum Popper CoShoes
July 5 E E Bass BroLinen Table
Fred HaughShoes
E WolffCoats and Vests
W A Doody Co84 Shirting
W A Doody CoDry Goods
M Rich BroDry Goods
Dannenberg CoDomestics
Leopold AdlerButtons
Dannenberg CoShoes etc
Duck Brand CoRubber Blankets
W A Doody CoDry Goods
E WolffHats
J R Fried CoTicking
Aug 5 W A Doody CoNotions
Waxelbaum Popper CoShoes
E WolffHats
Dannenberg CoSheeting
Waxelbaum CoSheeting
Bibb Mfg CoHosiery
J B White CoDrilling
Weisberg Bros KaiserBonnets
Gans LippmanHats
MRich BroCreton
Byck BrosShoes
J R Fried CoTicking
73
Amou nt
II32 31
7 60
206 94
no 48
176 20
628 76
207 37
391 25
144 43
75 00
1 48
14 12
191 65
140 84
249 25
226 01
74 35
241 31
106 07
75 08
161 25
96 86
14 00
2 00
140 84
85 35
176 77
241 31
72 03
225 4i
94 00
108 00
239 71
703 48
12 12
1 25
399 65
934 94
140 83
157 10
104 06
27 05
553 09
159 40
275 34
304 47
225 20
84 25
33 48
17 52
327 56
781 3i
37 36
89 02
56 10
iS 00 05
4i
43 65
199 63

74
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
To Whom Paid WTiat for
Aug 5 Waxelbaum Popper Co Shoes
Sept 5 P J ClineCoats
Etchinson Bates StarkHats
Gans LippmanHats
Carson Pieril Scott CoShawls
J B White CoDrilling
The Dannenberg CoShoes
220 77
9 4o
7 92
18 00
15 00
89 02
42 25
29012 39
ABSTRACT G
Giving in detail the expenditures on account of Fuel and Transportation
from Sept 1st 1898 to September 1st 1899
Oct 5 Central RRFreight
Postal Telegraph CoTelegrams
Georgia R RFreight
MingoC C CoCoal
Southern Express CoFreight
Central R RFreight
Georgia R RFreight
Postal Telegraph CoTelegrams
Nov 5 Central RRFreight
Georgia R RFreight
S S ParmaleeLeather
W H HubbardMules
Waterman CoMules
MingoC CCoCoal
Central R RFreight
Georgia R RFreight
W U Tel CoTelegrams
Southern Express CoExpress
Mingo C C CoCoal
Dec 5 GeorgiaRRFreight
Central R RFreight
Southern Express CoExpress
Postal Tel CoTelegram
WU Tel CoTelegrams
Georgia R RFreight
Central R RFreight
Jan 5 Central R RFreight
Georgia R RFreight
WUTel CoTelegrams
Georgia R RFreight
Central R RFreight
Southern Express CoExpress
Feb 6 Southern Express CoExpress
Central R RFreight
Georgia R RFreight
Mch 6 Mingo C C CoCoal
WUTel CoTelegrams
Southern Express CoExpress
Central R RFreight
Geo W BarnesWood
C H RichardsonWood
Mingo C C CoCoal
Southern Express CoExpress
Georgia R RFreight
42 49
54
7 67
336 5
18 62
15 00
61 64
78
13 S8
18 28
97 40
no 00
230 CO
699 18
224 52
67 42
13 22
13 15
266 48
30 67
10 30
23 43
52
11 57
45 42
76 53
63 55
4 44
10 35
42 S8
45 07
8 05
20 75
53 56
95 89
332 75
11 77
3 80
66 44
37 76
16 10
45i 27
4 20
34 95

S3itaCKMM
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
To Whom Paid
What for
75
Amount
June 5
Mch 6 Central RRFreights
April 6 Mingo C C CoCoal
GW BarnesWood
C H RichardsonWood
Southern Express CoExpress
Georgia R RFreights
Central R RFreight
May 5 Mingo C C CoCoal
Mrs Beatrice BroskiusMules
Mingo C C CoCoal
G W BarnesWood
Mingo C C CoCoal
C H RichardsonWood
G W Barnes Wood
Mingo C C CoCoal
Georgia R RFreight
Central R RFreight
Southern Express CoExpress
July 5 C H RichardsonWood
Geo W BarnesWood
Mingo C C CoCoal
Georgia R RFreight
Central R RFreight
Southern Express CoExpress
Aug 5 C H RichardsonWood
G W BarnesWood
Southern Express CoExpress
Georgia R RFreight
Mingo C C CoCoal
Georgia R RFreight
G W BarnesWood
C H RichardsonWood
Sept 5
1
ABSTRACT H
Giving in detail the expenditures on account of Medical Supplies from
September 1st 1898 to September 1st 1899
Oct 5 Willis PritchardBlackberry Wine
Culver KiddDrugs
Nov 5 Geo D CaseDrugs
Culver KiddDrugs
Walding R M CCockroach P
Geo Purnan CoStomach Tubes
Altimayer FlateauWhisky
Dec 5 Sarritas CoSanitas
Lippman BrosDrugs
Geo D CaseDrugs
Altimayer FlateauWhisky
Feb 6 Geo D CaseDrugs
Colburn Burk CoAlcohol
Culver KiddDrugs
Altmayer FlatauWhisky
Lippman BrosDrugs
Va Pharmacy CoDrugs
Wm Merrell Chemical CoCotton Absorbent
Jacobs PharmacyDrugs
48 00
12 50
44 14
58 10
18 75
9 00
86 31
49 95
166 44
42 90
172 61
7 34
23 28
210 63
86 77
547 92
56 73
5 70
124 43

76
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
To Wliom Paid
What for
Mch 6 GeoDCaseVaccine Points
Culver Kidd
Parke Davis Co
Frick BrosInstruments
Altimayer FlateauWhisky
April 5 Culver Kidd Drugs
GeoDCase
Va Pharmacy Co
Altimayer FlateauWhisky
May 5 Culver KiddDrugs
Merck Co
Lippman Bros
JacobsPharmacy
GeoDCase
Jan 5
June 5
July 5
Aug 5
Sept 5
Altimayer FlateauWhisky 240 50
Davenport Phinizy CoDrugs
Sanitas CoSanitas
Culver KiddAlcohol
Geo D CaseDrugs
Va Pharmacy Co
Culver Kidd
Whitehall Tatem CoEmulsifier
Altimayer FlateauWhisky
U S Aloe CoInstruments
Culver KiddDrugs
Geo D CaseDrugs
A S Aloe CoInstruments
R CSlee MgrVaccine
Garr H Williams CoWhisky
Amount
3S 00
30 2
10 II
109 02
86 77
44 So
18 00
29 3o
86 76
328 20
67 32
48 11
22 17
120 7i
240 50
1 00
47 44
15 88
3 00
109 92
49 88
12 64
186 16
37 58
135 04
184 65
75 00
7 50
79 78
919 77
ABSTRACT I
Giving in Detail the Expenditures on Account of Contingencies from Sept
1st 1898 to Sept 1st 1899
Oct 5 A J CarrDischarged Patient
Nov 5
Home Insurance CoInsurance
H F Insurance CoInsurance
A J CarrDischarged Patient
s 00
IS 00
6 30
3 5o
2 35
4 50
5 00
2 50
25 50
25 25
3 00
8 8 75 65
7 90
3 00
5 00
b 5o
4 00
37 62 2 50 So
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
77
To Whom Paid
What for
Dec 5 A J CarrDischarged Patient
Jan 5
C E ProsserEscaped Patient
WS Edwards
A J CarrDischarged Patient
Feb6
Mch 6
Apl 6
May 5
June 5
E L LawsonEscaped Patient
M A McCrawDischarged Patient
Jasper ScottEscaped Patient
M A McCrawDischarged Patient
J C WhitakerSurveying
E P Gibson J PWarrants
M A McCrawDischarged Patient
C T BroskinsEscaped Patient
M A McCrawDischarged Patient
E L LawsonEscaped Patient
M A McCrawDischarged Patient
July 5
Aug5
Sept 5 Sou Ex Co Express
E L LawsonEscaped Patient
M A McCrawDischarged Patient
Amount
3 75
2 8o
6 75
13 5
2 OO
5 oo
5 25
4 5
4 20
17 75
6 20
2 75
5 5
5 00
29 00
21 68
5 13
37 61
70 03
2 00
32 5
21 50
6 00
59 43
89 55
64 67
23 4
no 51
n 25
45 14
6 76
51 61
16 90
33 56
77 76
11 93
56 49
54 01
n 64
1282 06
ABSTRACT J
Giving in detail the expenditures on account of Postage and Stationery from
September 1st 1898 to September 1st 1899
Oct 5 C G Wilson PostmasterStamps 35 00
Morning NewsStationery 13 50
News Printing CoIndex Book 4 00
CourierJournal Printing Co LetterHeads 159 28
Foote Davies CoHistory Book 9 50
R H WootenRubber Stamps 2 75
C G Wilson PostmasterPostage 31 40
Nov 5 C G Wilson PostmasterPostage 77 25
Dec 5 Morning NewsPrinting 24 15
News Publishing CoBooks 35 00
C G Wilson PostmasterPostage 55 90
Feb 6 C G Wilson PostmasterPostage 400078
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
To Whom Paul
What for
A mount
Feb 6 C G Wilson PostmasterPostage 66 35
Mch 6 Union RecorderStationery 13 90
C G Wilson PostmasterPostage 42 40
Apl 5 WalkerEvansCogswell CoLetterHeads 20 10
C G Wilson PostmasterPostage 55 75
May 5 WalkerEvansCogswell CoEnclosure Blanks 2 00
C G Wilson PostmasterPostage 3500
June 5 C G Wilson PostmasterPostage 7420
July 5 C G Wilson PostmasterPostage 55 75
Sept 5 C G Wilson PostmasterPostage 78 20
931 38
ABSTRACT K
Statement of C H Troutman Steward for the Special Appropriation for
FireWalls and Cisterns
1898 Dr
Sept 1 To cash on hand 42698
1898 Cr
Oct 5 By C C Stratton CoBrick 41384
By J R HinesLime 10 00
By C G Wilson PostmasterPostage 3 14
ABSTRACT L
Statement of C H Troutman Steward of Insurance Fund for Repairing
Building for Colored Insane
1898 Dr
Sept 1 To cash on hand 4743 19
1898 Cr
120 14
1125 00
4o 95
796 00
50 80
31 08
29 12
II 05
54 05
100 00
1085 96
25 00
3469 15
Oct 5
Nov 5
Dec 5
1899
Jan 5
Feb 5
May 17
June 10
By C C Stratton CoBrick
By J W McMillanContract
By J R HinesLime
By J W McMillanContract
By S Evans
By S Barrett
By S Evans
By S Barrett
By S Barrett
By Mrs Sarah Thomas
By Mrs Sarah Thomas
By D B Sanford
1899
Aug 31
By Cash in hands of Sanitarium Treasurer 1274 4
4743 19GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
79
ABSTRACT M
Showing requisitions drawn on the State Treasurer on account of Support
and Maintenance from Sept ist 1898 to Sept 1st 1899
1898
Sept 20 To Requisition 31916 66
Oct 20 To Requisition 3191666
Nov 21 To Requisition 3i96 66
1899
Jany2o To Requisition 22916 67
Feb 20 To Requisition 22916 67
Mch 20 To Requisition 22916 67
April 20 To Requisition 22916 67
May 20 To Requisition 2291667
June 20 To Requisition 22916 67
July 20 To Requisition 2291667
Aug 20 To Requisition 22916 67
279083 34
ABSTRACT N
Showing average number of patients in this Institution the per capita per
diem and the per capita per annum from 1873 to 1899 inclusive
Year
I873
1874
I875
i876
1877
1878
1879
i8So
i88i
i882
1883
1884
1S85
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
i898
i899
Number of
550
55
600
600
638
725
748
820
Patients
942
1005
1179
1232
1237
1266
1340
I43S
1538
1616
1618
1623
1709
1783
1912
2085
2247
2383
Per Diem Per Annum
52 190 70
48 177 36
37 136 80
37 137 77
366oo 133 70
3455ioo 126 11
32o 120 10
3564ioo 13009
330 123 74
TSy 140 98
33o 121 46
34M 126 90
3418ioo 124 76
33 I23 19
3412ioo 127 40
348oo 127 48
3474Aoo 126 81
3i4oo 114 72
328ioo 117 9
32oo 118 33
3l95ioo 116 62
324oo 108 60
32 116 80
3242ioo 118 33
331Moo 120 85
324oo 118 50
325ioo 117 00
ABSTRACT O
Giving cost of maintaining each patient by the year month week and day
For one year117 00
For one month 9 75
For one week 2 44
For one day 32oopi
Report of Assistant Steward
Georgia State Sanitarium
Near Milledgeville Ga Sept ist 1899
Mr C H Troutman Steward
Dear Sir I herewith hand you my report as Assistant Steward for the
year beginning September ist 1898 and ending with August 31st 1899 of
the old and new Dairies Garden and Pork and Transportation Also state
ment of Stock Wagons etc on nandSeptember ist 1899 Our fall crops are
not so forward as we have had them on account of the hot dry weather
except potatoes and peas which are looking fine
We have since our last report lost by lightning striking our mule shed
seven head of mules five of which were killed instantly and two died from
the effects soon after We have also lost during the year fourteen head of
cattle eight of which were milch cows from an unknown disease Also
twentyone head of hogs and shoats twelve of which were stolen and nine
died from speying
Our Dairies this year show more plainly the mistake we have made in not
breeding the cows regularly up to last f all
Very Respectfully
Geo W HolunshEad
Assistant Steward
old dairy Cr
By sweet milk gallons 31856 at iSc5734 08
By sale of empty sacks number 625 22 75
15756 83
old dairy Dr
Towages of hands1046 00
To bran pounds 382424 at 2743 9
To cotton seed meal tons 22 at 17 382 r0
To cotton seed hulls pounds 25300 at 11 29 19
To sacks salt number 20 at 56 11 20
To well rope pounds 6 at 10 60
To tie rope pounds 3 at 9 29
To feed buckets number 4 at 34 36
To tin buckets number 1 at 25 25
To sacks meal number 5 at 85 4 25
To barley bushels 11 116 at 86 o
To lanterns number 2 at 45 n0
To baskets number 2 at 40 80
To lantern globes number 2 at 10 20
To wheelbarrows number 2 at 1 65 3 30
To shovels number 2 at 1 2 00
To bars soap number 6 at 03 8
To amber cane seed bushels 2 at f 1 60 400
4240 42
By balance in favor of Old Dairy 1516 41
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GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
81
NEW DAIRY Cr
By sweet milk gallons 19960 at 183592 86
By sale empty sacks number 850 31 50
By sale of hides pounds 193 10 55
By sale of bull calf number 1 8 70
3643 61
NEW DAIRY Dr
To wages of hands1046 00
To bran pounds 283623 at 71 2024 99
To cotton seed meal tons 22 at 17 382 50
To cotton seed hulls pounds 25300 at nj4 29 19
To sacks salt number 32 at 56 17 92
To well rope pounds 15 at 10 1 50
To tie rope pounds 10 at 9 95
To tin buckets number 3 at 25 75
Ts sacks meal number II at 85 9 35
To barley bushels 11 116 at 86 951
To rye bushels 4 19 at 1 10 4 53
To lantern globes number 2 at 10 20
To wheelbarrows number 1 at 1 65 1 65
To stock powders cans number 5 at 22 1 10
To towels number 12 at 11 1 32
To baskets number 2 at 40 80
To amber cane seed bushels 2 at 1 60 4 00
3536 26
By balance in favor New Dairy 107 35
GARDEN Cr
By cabbage heads 10579 at 2 2I1 58
By collard heads 3415 at 03 102 45
By turnip greens bushels 2677 at 20 535 40
By rough turnips bushels i6o6J at 30 481 95
By rutabaga turnips bushels 217 at 60 130 20
By sweet potatoes bushels3744 at 50 1872 00
By asparagus bushels 1 at 2oo 200
By spinach bushels 59 at 20 11 90
By radishes bushels 658 at 50 329 00
By onions bushels 1614 at 90 1453 05
Bysnap beans bushels 222 at 75 66 6g
By English peas bushels 83 at 100 83 50
By squash bushels 422 at 60 253 35
By lettuce bushels 5 at 20 1 00
By okra bushels 132 at 100 132 00
By cucumbers bushels 872 at 100 87 50
By beets bushels 950 at 50 475 25
By Irish potatoes bushels 332 at 75 249 18
By tomatoes bushels 435 at 50 217 50
By butter beans bushels 683 at 100 68 75
By field peas bushels 194 at 50 97 25
By green pepper bushels 3 at 50 1 62
By scuppernongs bushels 12 at 75 9 37
By pecan nuts pounds 6 at 20 I 20
By green corn dozen 4496 at 10 449 60
By watermelons number 3491 at 05 174 55tM
82
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
By cantaloupes number 7676 at 03 230 28
By fodder pounds 2958 at 50 14 79
By hay pounds 63012 at 40 252 04
8094 94
GARDEN Dr
To wages and board of Mr Simpson 456 00
To wages and board of Mr Brookins 396 00
To wages of hands 1 022 65
To farm implements 64 g2
To garden seed jry 28
To 40 barrels seed Irish potatoes 00 00
To 35 bushels onion setts 65 30
To 600 pounds kainit 4
To 7 tons guano I23 75
To 328 bushels cotton seed for manure 39 36
To 23 baskets 4 4c
To 1 blank book 04
To 2 guano horns 0
To feed wear and tear of mules 525 00
2949 10
By balance in favor of Garden5145 84
ork Cr
By Pork pounds 48038 at 05 2401 90
PORK Dr
To Corn bushels 103 at 46 48 40
To Purchase Pigs No 2 at 1000 20 00
To Copperas pounds 60 at 03 1 80
To Speying Pigs No 107 at 10 10 70
80 90
By Balance in favor of Pork 2321 00
By Total Credit of Dairys Garden and Pork19897 38
To Total Debit of Dairys Garden and Pork10806 69
By Tutal Balance in favor of Dairys Garden and Pork 9090 70
TRANSPORTATION
Dr
To oats bushels 2069 a 2fK 760 35
To corn bushels 2152 at 48 052 04
To hay pounds 121758 at 60 730 54
To bran pounds 2280 at 74 16 87
To sacks salt number 8 at 56 448
2564 28
Number of head stock fed for year 189899 34 head
Showing cost of feed for one head of stock for year month week
and day
For one year175 42
For one month 6 2gy
For one week 1 57ys
b or one day 20
CEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
83
Statement of Stock and Wagons on Hand September st 8oo
Mules 26
Horses 4
Carriages and harness 2
Twohorse wagons and harness 8
Dump carts and harness 6
Hearse I
Hearse wagon 1
Ox carts 5
Plow stocks and gear 11
Twohorse plows 3
Road scrapes 4
Road machine 1
Road plow 1
Dixie 2
Mower and Rake 1
Roller i
Wheelbarrows 24
Bone mill 1
Lawn mowers 3
Axes 2
Pitchforks 6
Rakes 2
Spades 2
Shovels 16
Weeding hoes 24
Picks 12
Milch cows 123
Calves 43
Heifers 19
Yearlings 3
Work oxen 5
Bulls 4
Hogs and pigs 418Report of the Storekeeper
Office of thk Storekeeper
Georgia State Sanitarium
September ist i8
Mr C H Troutman Stezvard
Dear Sir Herewith I hand you statement of receipts and issues of sup
plies of all kinds purchased for the Sanitarium for the fiscal year beginning
September ist 1898 and ending August 31st 1899
Yours truly etc
W H Hunter
Storekeeper
Amount of receipts and issues to the Engineers Dept 12967 14
Amount of issues to the Apothecary Dept Drugs and Surgical
Instruments 2853 22
Wines and Whiskies 1031 93
Total 3S85 15
Amount of Stock on hand at store house Sept 1st 1899 8277 98
Expense Account of State Dining Room for Twelve Months
For month of Sept 1898
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan ij
Feb
Mar
April
May
June
July
Aug
140 07
87 88
99 4o
100 86
84 80
70 98
106 30
77 11
155 47
108 63
85 26
103 28
Total 220 04
Expense Account of the Superintendents Dining Room for Twelve
Months
For month of Sept 1898
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
April
May
June
July
ug
1899
55 78
54 iS
64 04
75 79
53 12
5i 22
79 86
64 18
43 13
55 17
55 95
63 47
Total 7I5 86
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GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
85
DR
ARTICLES Aint Purchased
Bacon lbs 269595
Beef lbs 344653
Coffee lbs 33422
Flour lbs 510776
Grits lbs 100744
Lard lbs 26995
Meal lbs 222552
Rice lbs 61633
Sugar lbs 77237
Salt sacks 5552
Syrup gallons 12084
Vinegar gallons 1516
Pepper lbs 918
Soda lbs 1604
Butter lbs 35549
Cheese lbs 18299
Onions sacks 97
Mackerel lbs 20000
Fruit Dried lbs 14852
Pork Fresh lbs 47090
Turnips sacks no
Mutton lbs 23231
Sausage lbs 186
Potatoes Irish sacks 870
Lemons doz 640
Eggs doz 16823
Fish lbs I3I43V2
Tea lbs 2057
Honey lbs no
Crackers lbs 143
Oatmeal lbs 419
Tobacco lbs 8648
Goods Canned cans 1240
Soap Turpentine bars 28126
Soap Chip bars 17000
Candles lbs 7348
Turpentine Spirits qts 5280
Potash Lye cans 2888
Checks yds 15098
Cottonades yds 7127
Crash yds 4217
Flannel yds 1031
Jeans yds 159
Drilling yds 12122
Matting Cocoa yds 816
Calico yds 18110
Sheeting 44 yds 28868
Shirting yds 21311
Osnaburgs yds 7294
Sheeting Bleached yds 2386
Sheeting Unbleached vds 15430
Ticking yds 15817
Bleaching yds 6654
Linen Table 102
Ginghams yds 3660
Swiss yds 39
Gauze yds 4T8
Lawn 64
Velvet Ribbon yds 120
C
mt Issued A mt on Hand
252974 11760
344653
32303 1119
446191 64585
90830 9800
24451 2544
218919 3633
57354 4279
71020 6105
424 131
u479 605
954 805
729 178
1205 396
35438
18299
97
20000
14852
47090
no
23231
186
869 1
579
16818 5V2
131433
1716 34i
no
141
393 26
8509
803 437
20954 7172
13000 4000
5874 i474K
5030
i44i 1447
15098
7127
4217
103132
75983
12122
816
18 no
28868
20311 1000
7294
l96l 425
12616 2814
783 4034
6654
102
2264 1305
103 20634
164 253
19 45
94 25
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
ARTICLES
Bars Mosquito
Robes Burial
Hats
Cloth Oil yds
Draperies yds
Underwaists
Covers table
Shades window
Waists shirt
Rugs
Capes wool
Dresses homespun
Curtains
Underskirts
Gowns
Chemise
Vests
Undershirts
Bedspreads
Drawers pairs
Coats
Pillowcases
Aprons
Pillows
Shirts
Pants
Bonnets
Diapers
Pillowticks
Dresses Strong
Dresses Calico
Bedticks
Sheets
Mattresses
Suspenders
Cloths Table
Covers Screen
Cushions Chair
Blankets Pairs
Blankets Indestructible
Sheets Oil
Shoes Pairs
Slippers Pairs
Axes
Knives and Forks
Blades Meat Saw
Picks Railroad
Forks Flesh
Baskets Grate
Irons Sad
Hamestrings
Handles Pick
Soap Toilet
Rope lbs
Buckets Well
Spades
Turners Batter Cake
Shovels
Sifters
Dr Cit
t Purchased Aml Issued Am t on Hand
40 40
213 147 66
1820 1786 34
767 756 II
17 17
301 301
73 73
6 6
8 8
4 4
97 97
1819 1819
149 149
i733 J733
646 646
3137 3i37
1095 1086 9
1319 1307 12
3290 2571 719
4401 4299 IC2
2380 2231 149
5642 4901 741
1296 1031 245
157 157
4344 4277 67
4804 4636 168
430 430
9 9
2305 i397 908
544 540 4
1841 1841
1928 1878 50
6187 6187
30 30
2706 2695
16 16
10 10
8 8
4324 4324
127 126
710 653 77
5155 494 207
1103 964 139
21 20 1
85 77 S
23 9 14
54 38 16
13 3 10
2 2
94 70 24
24 24
69 69
61 61
472 280 192
in 24 87
12 12
11 8 3
42 39 3
17 8 9

GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
DE
ARTICLES Amt Purchased
Lanterns 24
Scoops Coal 16
Mowers Lawn 6
Knives Butcher 104
Globes Lantern 139
Glass Window boxes 74
Clocks 38
Tripoli pkgs 345
Acid Oxalic oz 817
Brushes Whitewash 381
Buckets Water 326
Soap Blue Mottled bars 2832
Locks 211
Whirls Well 16
Axe Handles 38
Tapers Wax 228
Casters Bed sets 420
Plates Soup 257
Pitchers Granite 172
Dishes Butter 189
Dishes Granite 401
Chambers 712
Bowls and Pitchers sets 145
Cups and Saucers 1386
Plates Granite 1010
Tumblers 2542
Pitchers Syrup 125
Dishes Sugar 137
Cans Milk 8
Pans Tin 15
Pans Muffin 24
Measures Tin 2
Pitchers Tin 191
Spittoons 36
Buckets Tin 220
Cups Tin 386i
Dippers Tin 1066
CoffeePots 196
Plates Tin 2851
Pans Wash 44
Pans Mess 129
Tubs Foot 297
Spoons 6864
Brushes Shaving 211
Combs Tucking 12
Shoestrings Leather Bundles 9
Bluing Boxes 84
Fans Palmetto 600
Napkins Table 1215
Dusters Feather 86
Combs Coarse 1236
Brushes Shoe 93
Matches Boxes I5I72
Paper Writing Quires 2045
Envelopes packages 1160
Pencils Lead 2815
Books Blank 45
Staffs Pen 432
Ink Ounces 1187
87
Cr
mt Issued Am I on Hand
16 8
13 3
6
29 75
4i 98
15 59
29 9
263 82
492 325
311 70
302 24
1038 L794
92 119
5 11
28 10
96 132
384 36
209
170 2
68 121
166 235
562 150
94 5
1301 85
1010
1698 844
121
30 107
1 7
3 12
24
1 1
124 67
20 16
220
3861
1014 52
61 135
2317 534
4004
61 68
294 3
5315 L549
57 154
5 7
9
12 72
600
975 240
60 26
815 421
50 43
9882 5290
1118 927X
537 623
i757 1058
306 99
185 247
764 423
88
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
Dr
ARTICLES AmH Purchased
Tablets Io6
Pens Writing 1888
Paper Writing Boxes 52
Books Time y2
Pins Toilet Papers 1 841
Pins Hair Papers 2444
Corsets yr
Handkerchiefs 2622
Hose Pairs 7jo86
Hose Half Pairs 95o4
Scissors Pairs i4g
Brushes Hair 46
Towels 3ig41
Combs Fine 7
Shoestrings Bunches ii466
Combs Plantation 724
Needles Papers 869
Brushes Scrub 5
Thread Spools 10160
Brushes tooth y
Cards Playing Decks i2
Thread Ball Pounds 187
Buttons Gross 1740
Tacks Papers I5I
Pins Safety Dozens 24
Blacking Boxes I94
Spectacles Pairs 241
Thimbles 6I2
Twine Balls 7
Lampwicks 2oo
Razors
Cards Jim Crow 03
Brooms
Straps Razor I2
Share for Potato Digger 1
Shawls I2
Curtains Lace Pairs 3
Shades Window 3
Steamers Meat 2
Fronts Summer
Bolts Tire doz 2
Pans Drip 2
Hamestraps doz 2
Knives Pocket doz 1
Spinach lbs 0
Kale Curled lbs 4
Bar Musquitto t
Arpon Blacksmith 1
Pan Dish
Beeswax lbs IO
Parafine lbs z
Reports Daily Blanks 20000
Seed Ruta Baga lbs 35
Netting Poultry ft 4o
Punch Belt 2
Seed Collard lbs 5
Corn Cans 6
Bands India Rubber gross 2
Scooters Georgia lbs 50
mH Issued Amt on Hana
58 48
1612 276
52
7 65
413 1428
537 1907
75
2622
5398 1688
8446 1058
97 52
328 133
3733 108
474 240
730 736
516 208
460 409
165
8144 2016
346 91
257 75
179 8
948 792
91 60
24
174 20
227 14
6n 1
97 70
134 66
37
43 50
2940 215
81 45
1
12
3
3
2
3
2
2
2
1
30
4
1
1
1
10
1
20000
35
40
1
5
6
2
5o
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
89
Dr
ARTICLES Amt Purchased
Scooters Georgia doz 2
Sausage lbs 6
Cream qts 8
Tomatoes Cans io
Horns Guano 2
Steel Bar I
Strawberries qts 25
Potatoes pks 2
Books Record 50
Pease qts 70
Crabs Deviled Cans 3
Tapes 2
Shears Mule prs 1
Oil Sewing Machine bot 1
Beeswax lbs 10
Comb Curry 1
Brush Horse 1
Relish Indian bot 4
Peaches Evaporated lbs
Pan Frying 1
Blotters Large 36
Wire Barb lbs 1247
Staples Barb Wire lbs 15
Acid Acetate gal 5
Powders Stock pkgs 5
Tool Pin Stapling 1
Shad 1
Oats Flake pkgs 2
Guano sks 63
Matting Floor yds 4
Island Sea yds A43A
Lamp Gas 1
Horns Guano 2
Knives Cutler sets 6
Bolts Knife 6
Hatchets Shingling 6
Hammers Rex 6
Rasp H S 1
Iron Round bundles 2
Iron Round bars 6
Seed Garden Assorted lbs 162
Seed Garden Assorted bushels 16
Forks Table doz 4
Knives Butter 2
Steel Bar 1
Wheelbarrows 2
Punch Belt 1
Soap Toilet bxs 8
Blanks Record of Sanitation 1000
Blanks Mental and Physical
Examination 1 1000
Blotters small 78
Hulls Cotton Seed lbs 76400
Trees Pecan 36
Books Abstract of Issues 2
Castings Stoves 1
Plows Syracuse 2
Stretchers Steel 2
Oysters fresh gallons 1
Cr
Amt Issued Amt an Hand
2
8
10
2
1
25
2
70
3
2
1
1
10
1
1
4
1
36
1247
15
5
5
1
1
2
63
40
44
1
2
6
6
6
6
1
2
6
162
16
4
2
1
2
1
8
1000
1000
78
76400
36
2
1
2
2
190
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
ARTICLES
Pepper lbs
Salt pkgs
Oil neatsfoot gallons
Sets Onion bush
Apples bbls
Raisins lbs
Currants lbs
Citron lbs
Figs lbs
Meat Mince lbs
Scuttles Coal
Tongs Coal pairs
Shovels Coal
Nuts mixed lbs
Candy stick lbs
Oranges bbls
Bananas bunches
Gum Chewing pkgs
Pipe
Tobacco pkgs
Toys Christmas lots
Suspenders pairs
Elastic pieces
Ribbon pieces
Combs Tucking doz
Abstracts of Purchases Blanks
Book History
Seed Mustard pounds
Collars Horse
Clip Tetter
Parffiane pounds
Ink Bottles
Flannellette yards
Basket Scrap
Shoes Mule kegs
Shoes Horse kegs
Nails Horseshoe pounds
Rasp HS
Bolts Carriage
Files Bill doz
Stamps Rubber
Dater
Pads
Blanks Requisition
Crackers pounds
BookIndex
Sugar and Cream Bowl
Holder Spoon
Pitcher Cream
Charts
Wine Sherry quarts
Vanilla Essence ounces
Napkins dozens
Linen yards
Blanks Inventory
Statements Blank
Lists Clothing
Seed Turnip pounds
Dr Cr
Aint Purchased Amt Issued Amt on Hand
I I
I
2 2
35 35
59 59
9 9
5 5
3 3
2 2
3 3
2 2
2 2
2 2
900 900
850 850
14 14
35 35
100 100
1 1
1 1
2 2
1 1
1 1
6 6
1 1
45oo 45oo
1 1
1 1
1 1
I 1
6 6
1 1
3 3
1 1
8 8
3 3
75 75
1 1
600 600
1 1
2 2
1 1
2 2
50 50
23 23
3 3
1 I
1 1
1 1
500 500
9 9
80 80
8 8
36 36
500 500
100 100
1000 1000
21 21
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
91
Dr
ARTICLES Aint Purchased
Scythes 4
Olives Bottles 5
Pickles quarts 35
Grapes pounds io
Pads Collar io
Boiler I
Pans 4
Basket Waste i
Cane Amber bushels 5
Bath Blotter I
Files Bill 6
Dater I
Ink Red bottles I
Pads Stamp I
Bacon Breakfast pc i
Camphor Gum pounds 25
Wheel Stern I
Shears Sheep pairs 1
Measure Tin 1
Oil Machine bottles 1
Forks Table dozen 1
Irons Soldering pair 1
Rakes Garden 2
Jar MT 1
Tins MT 2
Knife Mower 1
Head Brass 1
Wheel Cog I
Pin Pittman 1
Bits Plain dozen 1
Axle 1
Desk Oak 1
Stool Desk 1
Baskets Laundry 2
Tanglefoot boxes 1
Quicksilver pounds iVi
Gauge Wire yards A
Cooler and Stand 1
Corks Grass 1
Bacon Breakfast pounds 4
Traps Rat 6
Shield Grass I
Holder Sickle 2
Plow Double 1
Points Plow 6
Ledger J
Book Day T
Tape Bunches doz 1
Chains Trace pairs 10
Rakes Large 2
Stocks Plow 2
Handles Plows pairs 6
Hoes Garden doz 2
Bells Dinner I
Soda Chloride of Cans 24
Lime 24
Spoons Dessert 6
Knives Table doz 12
Cr
Aint Issued Amt on Hand
4
5
35
10
IO
I
4
1
5
1
6
1
1
1
1
25
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
5
1
1
6
1
2
1
6
1
1
1
10
2
2
6
2
1
24
24
6
1292
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
ARTICLES
Forks Table doz
Matting Rolls
Spaghetti pkgs
Sapolio Cakes
Books Note
Cigars
Book Issue
Linoleum yds
Sausage lbs
Freezers Ice Cream
Powder Royal Baking Cans
Starch Corn pkgs
Paper T W bxs
Scrapers Wheel
Liniment qts
Hose Rubber ft
Nozzles
Wheelbarrows
Blue Aneline lbs
Dates lbs
Meat Mince lbs
Raisins boxes
Sauce bottles
Whips Buggy
Cigars boxes
Macaroni pkgs
Scuttles
Sets Fire
Trees Peach
Chalk Prepared lbs
Ledgers
Liniment
Dishes Covered
Dishes Deep
Plates doz
Pitcher
Gelatine boxes
Faucets Wood
Linoleum yds
Steamers for Kitchen
Pan Sauce
Guards Grate
Blowers
Pans Ash
Chocolate Bakers lbs
Lists Laundry
Powders Stock
Cayenne Powdered lbs
Sage lbs
Blue N Y Shade lbs
Apples Evaporated lbs
Greese Car lbs
Potatoes Irish Seed bbls
Seed Melon lbs
Apples pecks
Cabbage lbs
Cheese lbs
Oranges doz
Dr Cr
i mt Purchased Amt Issued A mt on Hand
8 8
i I
5 5
6 6
3 3
200 200
I 1
151 151
15 15
2 2
I 1
6 6
1 i
2 2
T I
250 250
2 2
3 3
2 2
756 756
IO 10
2 2
2 2
2 2
I
4 4
0 3
3 3
1625 1625
2 2
3 3
1 1
2 2
2 2
1 1
1 1
12 12
6 6
54 154
4 4
1 I
2 2
2 2
2 2
6 6
2000 2000
5 5
y2
2 2
1 1
3 3
400 400
40 40
8 8
X
50 50V4
15 I51A
10 10
GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
93
DR
ABTICLL8 Amt Purchased
Bananas doz 7
Tub Cedar I
Ratchet R M for mower I
Pawls for mower 2
Springs spiral for mower 2
Pots Flower doz 2
Jars Stone doz 1
Harness double sets I
Leather Enamel Top feet 65
Leather Dash feet 42
Lining Cloth yds iVz
Ammonia Chloride pkg s 3
Oysters Cans 12
Prunes lbs 21
Macaroni pkgs 6
Book Record J
Bluestone lbs 1
Barley lbs L4
Rye lbs 23
Beans pks K
Cocoanuts 32
Cranberries gals li
Pulls Drawer doz i4
Slides B D Plow I
Points Plow 14
Plows Turn lbs 312
Pan Ash x
Spinach lbs 20
Ammonia Carb lbs 1
Buckwheat sacks 3
Celery bunches 4
Lemons doz 2
Blanks Admission Patients 2000
Circulars For Supplies 55
Sweeps Dixons I2
Pineapples 2
Tongue Lunch cans 6
Bolts Heel doz 1
Spice boxes 24
Spice lbs 3
Cloves boxes I2
Cloves lbs 3
Cinnamon boxes 12
Rubbers Fruit Jar gross 2
Hoes Scovil 6
Ginger Bleached pkg 1
Seed Tomato lbs V2
Shrimp cans 3
Inventories Blank 2000
Oil Olive bottles 1
Tameric ozs 2
Hay lbs 28746
Meal Cotton Seed tons 45
Bran Wheat lbs 657723
Corn lbs 120529
Oats 76356
Milk Sweet gals 33453i
Milk Butter gals 39IIJS
Cr
Amt Issued Amt on Hand
7
1
1
2
2
2
1
65
42
7
3
12
21
6
1
1
1040
230
320
1
1
H
312
1
20
1
3
4
2Vz
2000
550
12
2
6
I
24
3
12
3
12
2
6
1
3
2000
1
1
28746
45
657723
120529
76356
3345
39 m1
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ARTICLES Arnt Purchased Amt Issued Amt on Hand
Chickens 12709 12709
Turkeys 53I 53I
Ducks 33 33
Geese 59 5g
Birds Icy I97
Squabbs 56 56
Squirrels 247 247
Rabbits 30 30
Kid lbs 227 227
Potatoes pks yil
Melons Water 206 206
Seed Cotton lbs 1746 1746
Shucks lbs 3I019 3J019
Baskets Garden 22 22
Peas Field lbs 618 618
Feathers lbs 70 70
Strawberries qts 34 My2
Peaches pks 25 25
Strawlbs 11072 11072
Scuppernongs bushels T4I4 ji
Apples bushels 50 So
Cotton lbs 6766 6766
The following supplies have been raised at the Sanitarium and delivered
to me viz
Pork Fresh lbs 47090 47090
Sausage Fresh lbs 186 186
Milk Sweet gal 518166 518166
Pepper Green bus Ti xi
Beans Butter in hulls bus 56 564
Spinach bus 287 287
Beans Snap 216 216V
Peas Field in hull lbs 12181 12181
Potatoes Sweet bus 338i 33814
Turnips with tops bus 2308 2308
Collards Heads 2848 2848
Asparagus gal 2 2
Onions with tops bus 15594 i559
Radishes with tops bus 655 655
Peas English in hulls bus 83 83
Cucumbers bus 100 100
Corn ears 52705 52705
Cantaloupe 5868 5868
Melons Water 2205 2205
Cabbage Headed 10138 10J138
Tomatoes bus 35 35
Okra bus yy yy
Beets with tops bus 935 035
Squash bus 400 400
Lettuce bu 4 4
Potatoes Irish bus 302 302
Scuppernongs nyz xlv
Fodder lbs 2958 2958
Hay lbs 45414 454x4
Hay cut on halves 11846 11846GEORGIA STATE SANITARIUM
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Bacon Lost in drippage and handling lbs 4862
Grits lost in handling lbsr T14
Sugar lost in handling lbs II2
Vinegar lost in leakage and handling gals 57
Pepper lost in handling lbs IX
Butter lost in handling lbs 21134
Lemons lost in spoiling doz 61
Crackers lost in handling lbs
Tobacco lost in drying and handling lbs T39
Turpentine Spirits lost in evaporation and leakage qts 250
Ginghams errors in issues yds 9
Suspenders error in issues IX
Blankets Indestructible error in issues 1
Plates Soup error in issues 4
Pitchers Syrup broken 4
I saved the drippings grease from bacon and issued same to the Laun
dry to make soap The amount thus saved and issued was 4200 pounds
Amount Purchased includes stock on hand at the beginning of
fiscal yearReport of Matron
Georgia State Sanitarium
September 1st 1899
Dr T 0 Powell Superintendent
Permit me to submit the enclosed as my report for the year
ending September 1st 1899 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 respect
fully submitted Mrs J M Darnell Matron
CLOTHING AND OTHER ARTICLES MADE FROM SEPTEMBER 1st 1898 TO
SEPTEMBER 1st 1899
Aprons 1028 Gowns
139
Bonnets
Bed Ticks 1920
Bosomed Shirts 212
Bandage Cotton yds 4020
Bandage Flannel yds 633
Chemise 3031
Chemise Bleached 106
Curtains 152
Chair Cushions 8
Capes Flannel 97
Covers Screens 10
Covers Table 73
Dresses Calico 1t39
Dresses Homespun 1784
Dresses Strong 544
Drawers 4760
Drawers Flannel 24
Drawers Bleached 29
Diapers 148
Flannel Skirts 98
Feather Pillows 20
237
Gowns Bleached 385
Gauze Dressing yds 71L4
Iodoform Dressing yds 19
Linen Table Cloths 34
Napkins 132
Pillow Ticks 1749
Pillow and Cases 155
Pillow Cases4519
Pillow Cases Bleached 336
Pants5019
SheetsS741
Sheets Bleached 238
Shirts3844
Shirts Night 238
Shirts Flannel 24
Shirts Waist 8
Suspenders 1959
Towels3325
Under Waists 301
Underskirts 1637
Total amount5064734
CLOTHING MADE FROM GOODS BELONGING TO PATIENTS
Dresses 6
Wrappers 6
Underskirts Bleached 6
Underskirts Flannel 2
Total amount
Shirt Waists
Dress Skirts
Gowns
5
3
Chemise 6

PRESERVES AND PICKLES MADE 1899
Pickles gals 148
Canned Fruit 39
Preserves lbs 163
Canned Tomatoes 12
Jam lbs3II2
Jelly glasses 34I
Catsupgal I36
Report of Engineer
Georgia State Sanitarium
Milledgeville September 1 1899
Dr T 0 Powell Superintendent
Dear Sir I have the honor to submit herewith my an
nual report of the workings of this department from Septem
ber 1st 1898 to September 1st 1899
Respectfully
T H DeSaussurE Engineer
IMPROVEMENTS
Very extensive repairs have been done on Wards 1 2 3
7 8 9 10 11 12 and 13 for white females the plasteringhas
been thoroughly repaired all of the wood work has been re
paired the old paint scraped off and repainted two coats On
the Infirmary all the whitewash has been taken off the walls
down to the original hard finish and the entire ward given
two coats of water paintthe wood work being given a coat
of white enamel and the floors a coat of floor varnish New
flooring has been put in on Wards 7 10 11 and 12 female
and ninetyfive 95 rooms have been refloored All flooring
used has been selected rift or quartersawed pine of the best
quality Three new sets of outside steps have been put to
the above wards
In addition to the above mentioned painting the orna
mental steel ceiling of the Amusement Hall has been painted
and decorated and the walls and wood work painted in har
mony The walls ceiling and wood work of the entire first
floor of the Center Building have been painted Also eight
hundred and thirtyseven squares of tin roof
PORCH AT DETACHED BUILDING
A porch extending to both stories has been built at the
East Detached Building The porch is 18x26 feet and has98
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
the front and sides made of wire cloth of open mesh making
two large and comfortable open air rooms A wooden
pavilion 18x30 feet has been built in exercise yard for boys
and a substantial fence put around the yard
TELEPHONES
Five instruments have been added to the Telephone Ex
change during the year and a handsome railing of twisted
iron scroll work on a wooden base has been put around the
switch board
PLUMBING
Four waterclosets have been put into officers cottages
and four waterclosets and bath tubs at Negro Building
STEAM HEATING
Twelve steam radiators have been put in Center Build
ing All of the2J and 3inch return pipe originally laid
in the ground at Negro Building has been renewed and the
new pipe is laid inside of 6inch terra cotta pipe There has
also been placed at Negro Building an automatic feed pump
and receiver for returning the water of condensation from
many of the radiators that are too low to return their water
by gravity to the boilers
nurses lecture room
Two large rooms have been fitted up in the basement
of the center building for lecture rooms for nurses
GRADING
During the year much grading and sodding has been done
in beautifying the grounds The plot in front of the new
building has been much improved by terracing and sodding
and a drive way has been made through the abandoned
dummy cut There has also been much done in front and to
the side of the main building and in both negro building
yards In the recreating yards of the negro building sewers
and surface drains have been run to carry off the rain water
heretofore so troublesome in washing In the rear of the
new building a space has been excavated for a coal yard
LAUNDRY
The Negro Building laundry has been enlarged by a
brick annex 87x32 feet Both the new and old part have
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been paved with hand pressed tile Two additional kettles
for boiling clothes and a steam dryroom of thirty racks
were put in
Besides a large amount of ordinary repair about the
building the carpenters have made the following articles
8 Window frames
3 0Penau waterclosets
125 Feet of boxing for pipes
5 Lattice stands for laundry
22 Sash
4 Hominy paddles
20 Lattice benches
1 Railing around telephone
14 Sets of inside blinds hinged
1 Flight stairs
2 Swings
15 Stepladders
15 Lattice doors
1 Platform at storehouse 110x12 ft
8 Shuck rubs
2 Sets of shelving for fittings
17 Battened doors
26 Panel doors
25 Hoe handles
12 Bakers paddles
5 r Panels of picket fence
86 Panels of close fence 10 ft high
19 Wire guards
350 Bedsteads
2 Plow beams
2 Wagon frames
14 Spokes
328 Coffins
51 Boxes for coffins
2 Pair crutches
Sixarm ironing tables
Blueprint printing frame
Medicine case 12x7 feet
Clothes chest
Book case
Tank stands
Awnings
Large safes
Skylight
Taps for flushing tanks
1 Case for wrenches
5 Double door frames
7 Single door frames
1 Clothes press
36 Sets of shelving
29 Dining tables
3 Long ladders
17 Commodes
17 Squares of shingling
6 Clothes racks
1 Well curb
3 Tool boxes
17 Singletrees
2 Bolsters
1 Wagon tongue
1 Frame for shrinking tires
8 Doubletrees
30 Hopper tops
12 Voucher boxes
2 Sets of steps
T H DeSaussure CF
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Report of Apothecary
September 1st 1899
To Dr T 0 Powell Superintendent
Dear Sir Below you will please find my report of Apothe
cary department for the year commencing September 1st 1898
ending September 1st 1899
Amount of drugs purchased from September 1st 1898 to 1899 3919 77
Amount of drugs sold officers and employes from Septem
ber 1st 1898 to September 1st 1899 which deductions
were made from checks for which the Apothecary is
entitled to credit 212 55
Amount of drugs on hand September 1st 1899 96936
Number of prescriptions filled from September 1st 1898 to
September 1st 1899 15973
Very respectfully
A G North ApothecaryReport of Librarian
1898
Georgia State Sanitarium
September 1st 1899
Dr T 0 Powell Superintendent
Dear Sir Below you will please find my report for the
year ending September 1st 1899
Number of volumes received to Sept 1st
Mrs C C Stiles Malborne Ga
Mrs Niles Magazines
Mr P J Cline Magazines
Mr Will Hill
Hon C W Bartlette
Miss Sallie Lockhart
Miss Claudia Troutmau Books and Magazines
Mr G A Wilkins
Mrs R A Trippe
Miss Kate Cone
Mrs F G duBignou
Mr T L McComb Books and Magazine
Number of volumes received in all
I have received the following newspapers
1 copy Macon Telegraph daily
1 copy Journal Atlanta daily
1 copy Mornin
10999
9
2
29
2
3
2
63
3
8
1
40
12
ni73
for the year ending Sept I 1899
News Savannah by Publishers daily
1 copy EnquirerSun Columbus by Publishers daily
1 copy TimesRecorder Americus by Publishers daily
1 copy Herald Albany by Publishers daily
1 copy Chronicle Augusta by Publishers daily
I copy Herald Augusta by Publishers daily
x copies Banner Athens by Publishers weekly
1 copy NewEra Talbotton by Publishers weekly
1 copy Blackshear Times by Publishers weekly
1 copy Eatonton Messenger by the Publishers weekly
1 copy The Plowboy by Publishers weekly
1 copy Weslevan Christian Advocate by Publishers weekly
1 copy Southern Presbyterian by Publishers weekly
1 copy Valdosta Times by Publishers weekly
1 copy Covington Star by Publishers weekly
1 copy Franklin News and Banner by Publishers weekly
3 copies Sparta Ishmaelite by Publishers weekly
I copy National by Publishers weekly
1 copy Columbus Sentinel by Publishers weekly
1 copy Southern Farmer by Publishers weekly
1 box Periodicals and Papers Mr T McComb
Several copies Sunday School Times Mr J F Simmons
1 box Periodicals and Papers Mr P J Clme
Respectfully RobT A Trippe
LibrarianMMtir
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Report of Chaplain
Georgia State Sanitarium
Milledgeville Ga Sept 18 1899
Dr T 0 Powell Superintendent
Dear Sir I have the honor to report as Chaplain of the
Georgia State Sanitarium that regular religious services
have been conducted on Thursday and Sunday afternoons
during the year and all the duties of the Chaplaincy have
been faithfully discharged
The religious services have been marked by the most per
fect interest and attention on the part of those present and
we have good reason to believe that they have been very
helpful
One of the most enjoyable features of these services has
been the music under the direction of Mrs Julia West as
sisted by a competent choir
My ministry has been a real joy to myself and I trust
not fruitless to others
In closing allow me to return thanks to you for your
uniform courtesy and consideration
Very respectfully
Walter R Branham Chaplain
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