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HIGHEST AVERAGE NUMBER
IN THE HISTORY OF STATE
Many Improvements Will be Made
During the Coming Year Wooden
Structures Instead of Brick Will be
Bult Change on Asylum Board.
Salem. Ore.. March 5. The state
fcari of asylum trustees heM the reg-
r aMmthir iag yesterday after -
mo at which time the report of
SwfKjriatsndem J. F. Calbreath was
rec!ved and approved In his letter
of transmittal Superintendent Cat
breath stated that the general health
of the inmates of the institution for
the month had been comparatively
good: the case of smallpox has recov
ered and returned to his work-
One case of measles developed at
the farm in one of the attendants,
who was promptly put in quarantine
and has recovered. Sufficient time
has elapsed to Justify the belief that
there wilj be no soreadinr nf Mtbor
of these contagions diseases. The
work in all departments is being push
ed as fast as possible, and we hope
to be ready to begin work on the new
buildings as soon as the weather is
permanently settled .
Superintendent Calbreath
privately that preparations were al
ready being made for beginning work
upon the new buildings for which ap
propriations were made the past ses
sion. At the farm there will be an
other closed cottage constructed simi
lar to the one built last year, at a
cost of HS.00O. and an extension will
ce nnut upon the kitchen and dining
room for which the sum of $4000 has
been provided.
At the main building the lavatories
"Rill be remodeled and enlarged for
which work $10,000 has been appro
priated. According to the recommend
ations of State Food and Dairy Com
missioner J. W. Bailey, who made an
inspection of the cow and horse sta
bles last summer, the sum of $10,000
has been appropriated to replace the
condemned and disease-infected build
ings, and a dairy bam of the most im
proved pattern upon sanitary lines
will he constructed and also a new
horse barn with all the modem Im
provements. The original bill called for brick
buildings, but the legislature thought
that wooden buildings would be Just
as substantial and serviceable, and
the allowance was cat down from $15 -000
to $10,000. There will al3o be a
new piggery baflt to replace the one
destroyed by fire last fall, at a cost
of $1000. and $1500 has been appro
priated for the completion of the nrrar.
antine building, one side of which has
already been built. The quarantine
i b)k!ing or "pest house" will be bailt
'In two separate compartments, which
will be divided off into smaller com
i partments so that the patients may
be kept separate according to sex and
', the natare of the eontarion. I
i "When all of these improvements
i are made the institution will be in a
! position to cope with almost any con-
dttion or emergency for some time to
come.
The total expenses for the month
of February amounted to $7919.92,
which is charged to the different de-
, parcments as follows:
Male department. $669.36; female
, department. $410.94: infirmary. $168.
23. bakery. $711.40: laundry. $36.29:
engine room. $295.29; farm, garden
'and dairy $33.02; stable. $12.30; sew
'inc room. $148.43: center hnflrflnir
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taiircuier soop, .; rauor
shop. $98.87; factory, $68.50; office.
$12.68: west cottage, $5.80; east cot
tage. $5.S0; drug store, $200.; cottage
farm. $1102.31: kitchen and dining
room. $3429.46; expenses, $67.05. To
tal. $7919.02.
The report of the number of pa-
shows an increase since January 31, '
of 27. and the total number remaining '
' on February 28 was 1298, or the great
, est number of patients at any one 1
time in the history of the institution.
i The report follows :
Fe- To
Male, male. tal. !
1 No. patients Jan. 31 . .890 381 1271 !
I No. patients ree'd Feb 27 15 42
No. escapes ret'd 1 ... 1 1
Total 918 396 1314;
No. dlsc'd recovered .... 1 l
1 No. dlsc'd improved . . 2 2
No. dlsc'd not impr'd .21 3
No. died 5 3 8
No. eloped 2 ... 2
No. remaining Feb. 2S .907 391 1298
Average No. daily ...128716.28
Officers and employes 16v
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Average monthly expense per
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Average daily expense per
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The board which will hereaftpr mn".
trol the destinies of the State Reform
School is now composed of the gov
ernor, secretary of state and state
treasurer the latter taking the place
of the superintendent of pubUo in
struction by operation of bouse bill
No. 303. which has Just become a law.
the new board met yesterday and Mr
Gatens, the governor's private secre
tary will act as its clerk. House bill
303 Intended also to change the name
of the State Reform School to the
1 State Industrial School, but Senator
! Daly, of Corvallis. didn't propose to
have more than one industrial school
In Oregon, so he killed that section 1
of the bill. The state superintendent1
will still have supervision over the
educationa: features of the school and
will repot- thereon to the board, but
will hare r"- official voice in the at-
po.'ntirent of officers or the business
management.
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Dandruff Germ Permanently and
Cures Baldness.
Quinine and rum and a whole lot.
of other things, are pleasant to rub on I
the scalp, but not one preparation of I
the general run cures dandruff and '
I falling hair. It is necesarl
1 that germ to be pernaaafy I
. ummi uu, ana to Stop tUIM
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The number of smallml
in the Portland smallpox tal
been reduced from 30 to 5 tl
ent time.
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WE ARE NOW OFFERING
SECOND
ALLOTMENT
OF 100,000
SH1RH
OF HIGHLAND GOLD STOCK
AT SIX (6) CENTS PER SHARE.
have Placed the' Lcond aUotaen L L i' M .P1 secure "HIGHLAND GOLD" stock, at the bedrock price of six cents per share, J
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LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION
,u TfaeH'GuHt-AND GOLD MINES COMPANY owns twelve quartz claims (240 acres) in
the heart of the famous SUMPTER DISTRIST OF EASTERN OREGON, and located on the
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the E. & E. MINES to the west, and theBAISLEY-ELKHORN and other large producers to
the east, the great CHLORIDE mine lying to the north of the HIGHLAND GROUP.
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THIS IS POSITIVELY THE LAST BLOCK OF THIS STOCK THAT WILL BE SOLD
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USE THIS BLANK FOR YOUR ORDER
190.
To NEIL J. SORENSEN & CO.,
SUMPTER, OREGON,
Gentlemen; I hereby make application to the HIGHLAHD GOLD
MHTE8 COMPANY of Sumpter, Oregon, through yourselves, for
........ ( ) Shares of the
btock of sajd Company, at Six (6) Cents per share, to be issued on
February 20th 1903. I agree to accept the return of the amount re
mitted in case of over-subscription. The purchase involves no Per
sona.! Liabiuty, as the stock is full paid, no.v assessable and non-
wjkFhiTAjji f.. I wired at your expense on
1903. to set aside for me the number of chares above "mentioned, to
be issued on Feb. 20, 1903.
Name
Par value of shares P. O. Address
one dollar r
Enclosed herewith you will find in payment for the above
subscription.
Do not delay your orders. WIRE US AT OUR EXPENSE, stating the number of
shares you wish set aside. Then remit by letter, (using the application blank below.) By
this means you will be reasonably certain of securing the stock while at the BEDROCK
price of six cents per share. w,
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munity in which we live.
Send money order, check, or draft at your earliest convenience.
For further particulars apply to
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NEIL J. SORENSEN & CO.,
Department No. M
Financial Agents
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