The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-21
,ccur, and what Was their dus1

Sth-Is the disease variable, and are
there rational intervals :? ifso, do they oc-
cur at regular periods?
9th-llavc any changes occurred in ths
condition Of mind or body since the ae'
tack
lOth-On what subjects, or in what way
IS arrangement noe manifested! Is there
any permanent Authorizations
llth-llns the patient shown any disPo-
sltIon t" injurc others! and il SO, was is
from sudden pnSs'1n, or premcdtations1
l2th--lIas suicide ever been attempted
# SO. in what way? Is the propensity
nor active?
l3th--lS there disposition to filthy
habits. destruction Of clothing, breaking
glass, &C.
lith-What relatives including grand
parents and cousins. have been insane?
l5th-Did the patient manifest any Pc
rnIiaritics of temper, habits, disposition,
or pursuits, before the accession Of the dis.
ease-any predominant passion, religious
impressions, &c. .?
lhth-Was the patient ever addicted TO
MHmrcra ce in any form. &C.!
! iItiI-ilas the patient been subject to
any bodily disease; epilepsy, suppressed
crnptionS, discharges or sores, or ever had
any injury Of the headl
lSh--llas restraint or confinement been
employed /. II SO, of what kind and how
long?
What is supposed to be the cause Of the
disease!
2Oth-N hat treatment has been pursu.
ed for the relief of the patient! Mention
particulars and the effects.
2iss-State amy other matter supposed
t. have bearing on the case
$ II. No idoit shall be admitted into
the Hospital.
5 =. The Superintendent and Steward
shall report to the Trustees from time to
time. as shall be provided in the bylaws.
III. Trustees shall report to the Governor
at their annual meeting next preceding the
meeting Of the General Assembly, and A.
much otten2r as they may deem necessary,
OF the condition and wants of the Hospital
Their biennial report shall be accompanied
by tI1.l and accurate reports Of the Super.
iH'eudcnt, and detailed account of all
rl"nc!s received and disbursed by the
Steward
s %. The Trustees shall furnish and
ma'l when printed, copies Of the by laws
TO all the County Judges in the State and
shall also inform, by mail, said Judges
when the Institution will be open for the
reception Of patients.
: -. The term Insane, as used in this
act, includes every species Of insanity or
mental derangement.
p. Private patients mean those sent
and maintained at the Hospital by their
relatives and friends. Public patients
mean those sent and maintained at the ex.
pcnsc of the counties.
20. The salary of the Superintendent
shall hc 81 800 per annum.
-. That for the purpose Of furnish.
ing the rooms and other Apartments Of
said Hospital AMI paving the salaries of
Offices and expenses of servants and other
n2eesSaries there is hereby appropriated
the sum Of $1,000 dollar, to De paid out
of any monies in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated, to be audited and paid
upon the order Of the Board of Trustees,
fr5in tie frcasurcr f u" "l 1n",il the he Building i Is
finished 50 as to receive patients.
5 %. Chapter 80 of the Code, and all
that part Of Chapter l4l Of tn, Session
Laws Of the Seventh General Assembly in
relation T. Insane persons. arc hereby ro-
poa.el
$ %. This Act is hereby declared to
be a Public Act, and shall take effect on
the 4th day of July \. D. 1860
john EDWARDS,
Speaker d. the House f Representatives.
JAMES T. WILSON.
President pro tenn Of the Senate.
Approved April 3, 1860.
SAMU Ell J. KlRkWOOD.
| hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true copy from The orgina! roll on flo in
n! Office. ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary Of State.