Identifier: appendixtojourna19032cali (find matches)
Title: Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ... session of the Legislature of the State of California
Year: 1853 (1850s)
Authors: California. Legislature
Subjects: Legislative journals
Publisher: Sacramento : State Printing
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: San Francisco Public Library

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cyfor Hospital purposes has been greatly relieved during the midsummermonths; but the supply from the catchment pools, or lakes, for irrigat-ing the lawns and shrubbery is still very limited and entirely inadequate.Not a stroke of work has been done for eleven years past on those lakes,which are capable of being enlarged to probably three times their presentcapacity; but it is my purpose to resume the development work on themin the very near future, and I hope that before the winter rains begin tohave added very considerably to the capacity of one of these lakes andthereby to increase by many thousands of gallons our present supply ofwater for irrigation. Thanking you, gentlemen, for the cordiality of feeling and cooperation shown me during my incumbency as Medical Superintendent of this Hospital, I beg to submit these remarks and comments with my report of the business workings of the institution for the fiscal year just closed. Very respectfully, L. F. DOZIER,Medical Superintendent.
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AGNEWS STATE HOSPITAL. 55 REPORT AGNEWS STATE HOSPITAL. Note : For statistical tables, see Appendix. REPORT OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS.For the Biennial Period ehding June 30, 1902. Agnew, Cal., August 29, 1902.To the State Commission in Lunacy, Sacramento, Cal.: Gentlemen: As required by law, the Board of Managers of theAgnews State Hospital present their report for the biennial period end-ing June 30, 1902, accompanied by the reports of the Medical Superin-tendent, Secretary and Treasurer, and of the Steward. There has been no change in the Board of Managers since our lastreport, Messrs. Adolph Greeninger, Edward White, 0. A. Hale, andIsaac Upham, whose terms had expired, having been reappointed, andMr. James K. Wilson has yet two years to serve. The corps of officersremains the same, with the exception of Supervisor and Matron. Mr.C. E. Wilson resigned the position of Supervisor on February 28, 1901,and Mr. H. A. Braden was appointed to fill the vacancy on March 1,1901. Miss A. L. Fit

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