Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-26


 grand larceny, three years to Yuma; Loyal T. Wells, petit larceny, four months in county jail; Thomas Sim monds, petit larceny, thirty days in county jail; Thomas Cummings, assault to murder, not tried; Jesus Garcia, rob- bery, not tried: Pablo Tugo, robbery, not tried; Jesus Cruhea, smuggling, held for safe keeping; Bios Curriel, smuggling held for safe keeping; Lebrado Molino, held for safe keeping.
 The three last named are United States prisoners, for the care of which the county will receive remuneration from the government. The prisoners unanimously report the quantity and quality of the food ample and good. The jailor exhibited to us his register, which showed that it was properly written up, and care, which was everywhere exhibi- ted, fully impressed us that Mir. Gage is a careful and efficient officer in the dis. charge of his every duty and very com petent man.
 COUNTY HOSPITAL.
 In its condition of cleanliness and comfort and convenience it is exception al. Marked care and proper attention of the comfort and benefit of it's inmates was everywhere manifested throughout our inspection, and nothing suggested itself to the minds of your committee, save the thought that the exercise of the most stringent inquiry and care in the admission of the non-indigent sick should always be made, as infractions of this rule must only result in imposition being practiced upon the county. Your committee respectfully submit that they doubt the propriety or safety of the maintenance of any insane patients at the hospital, (persons of disea sed minds,) and if there are any such, now there, would recommend their removal We have made careful inquiry into the executive administration of the county hospital. and can discover no faults or subject of adverse criticism. On the contrary we do find the county physician earnestly interested in everything con nected with the hospital, both within and without, and the general arrangement of the buildings and grounds are most ex- cellent and reflect great credit on the taste and methods employed in con- struction. We are assured that the phy- sician is justly proud of his labors.
 There is on file with the board of supervisors the third and fourth quarter ly reports of the year 1885, of the county physician, which in detail show the cur rent expenses of the hospital for that period as follows: Third quarter SI,76o IS; Fourth quarter, SI.SI4. 90; total, S3,575. oS. Average attendance IA. 34 and IA. 66 respectively. Ex- penses of construction and improvements including all the necessary fixtures to complete the working machinery of the hospital, for the past and first year of i:s life has necessarily been large, but save the necessarypainting of the exterior of the main building it is now. complete, and the county is in position to provide better care at reduced cost than ever before.
 Finally your committee feel authorized to assure you that the taxpayers have no cause to complain of their county hospi tai, but can congratulate themselves that it is indeed pronounced success. Re- spectfully submitted, L. w. Blinn, s. L Hart, M. C. Converse, committee.
 The report on the office of the board of supervisors and the financial condi. tion of the county will be published in to-morrow's issue. ED. EPITApH.]