Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-09
,ses sIs5 30: 1894, SIG 20.
" ,tns Of Properly -Siil 900.
800. ,r.,ns Lnnatic asylum

ia. 1898, Isl, 1921. ais. 80, e,,o ,o,.
AMOUNTS Appropriatcd-lhSi SioVi
|Oss sfSS 500: 1898, siG1,a6O; 1871, $l4s.llo.
vsI,ie OF Improvements-lss so9ss ~;
|Sss s599j AS; 1898, $500 NV, SiS'esa
hsis: 1891. Sg00S. - .o. -.
II. isos, s1S5,636; 1s9i. sl5O.eoe.
RI u,.r I's Capita Cost--1S9i. slI5 "a: 1892,
r. Il. isnS, sf62 AZ. 1894. Sl6s SIS.
FVaine Of Property--Si61 sO5.
,n,,..,ern Lunntic Asylum, san
Antonio.
,rmatcs-Novcmbcr l. 1892, 1i2; 1893,
Ia. 1894 9oi. ,, ,.oo -
amounts Appropriated--ls92. si4.OO5;
ia tsS.biO: 1894. s5i.790.
4 value Of Improvcments-lS92, VOTES;
Ia se5i7: 1894, $74Sl. -
Receipts-lS92, Sl2i5; 1898, S2l91; 1894,
iI E.ssplenditures-lSoa. sss,s5o; 1898, $751;
II. iSsI, $50, 400.
H. r'v caplta Cost-ts92 Traction of
AN. 1883, sl92 AZ; 1894, s166 80.
value OF roperty-S266. 1856.
orsr of Correction and Reforms
tory.
fumates-Novemb 1, 1891. 1876; 1892,
Ii. 1873, 2lS; 1853 %oi' ~ .
/ Amounts Appropriated-lSsl, S22,I4;
M $3.50; 1893 $50, 100; lS9i SSS.o5O:
. innroyements Made-1s92, 5000; 1894,
4 NO. Rsss,ceipts-isot, s75G5; 1892. $3.50; 1898.
F MI 1Sgi, s437i,
S rs,'nenditures 500. 1902; 1892, $22,-
g 10. IDA ssl. OPS; 1894. S25.4lG.
psr Capita Cost-1S91, S207 10; 1892,
a. 1893. 1856 OF; 1894, SIS So.
4 value OF Property-s71,0OO.
state PenitcntiRries.
,,ra,es November l-lssl-2, S345; 1898
3S9l. ,oo, 80.
n; 1894, $4,000.
sRe Rec, s1.s75,O2s; 1894, ST.
|E,xyVSendIturcs-lSo1-2. si,2SS, sos; 1894.
per- capita cost-1s91, S16565; 1892.
IS; 1893, sl59. S6 1894, sl59 Sc.
Hyalue of property-Huntsvill peni-
Military, Wynn farm. and wood camp,
Inl7S; Rusk penitentiary, S96i,5i1;
Harlem farm. $3.50, $50; total. S2,l49,S0O.
Volunteer Guard.
h Number II infantry regiments. G;
OF cavalry regiments. /; num-
ID OF battalions Of artillery, /; colored
Mons. battnlions, /; number of COM
knies 81; number commissioned Off
&rs 2g2; number Of enlisted men, 3122.
A Donated by citizens of Austin, 81
fres Of land, fully equipped for camps
4 instruction, valued at $4,000. The
8lv expense to the state for this
&operty was $500 to provide n per-
lament water supply.
Hunger Force.
ENumber Of companies, 4; number OF
Commissioned officers, 4; number OF
4listed men. 56; number of criminals
Hrested. 1892; number times aided civil.
iihorities. $40; number of miles ira
led. 235,ls0,
This embraces the work OF the four
bars 1914.
8Note-The receipts shown in all these
bles are for the fiscal year, from
ptember to September. The apprO-
atians and expenditures are for the
appropriation year, from Mach TO
arch The expenditures for the year
are to August 81, 1894.
Good showing.
a will be noted that with one ex-
pton the per capita expense OF the
nates OF the several charitable in
buttons named has been annually
creased during the four years. This
peen done without harm or in
10 the subjects, at the end Of
'hiul, untring efforts upon the line
economy by the very worthy SUI
intehdents and officials in charge.
I'D The Lunatics.
|. Reliable Official information shows
nv OF over 1900 lunatlcs In the asy-
Luz, there are less than 300 who can be |
ga or restored TO mental soundness. !
4 other words. there are now about |
ti.htths OF all the inmates of those
[+utullons that are incurable. A large |
81 cent OF them are imbcciles, but |
ng and harmless, fully capable OF |
iorInlng valuable manual labor II |
state possessed suitable quantities |
quantities Of agricultural lands |
M Nhe asyiums for the purpose. Ac- |
s 10 the opinion Of the superin-
.sns OF such institutions. open air |
NV ana manual labor upon farms |
u'ose physically able to perform |
"ork IS not only useful, but proper
necessary.
"ouiu seem that the concentra-
these harmless, incurable
tes az some point within the state,
~" lor the purpose, to make room
various asylums for the cura-
Eases demanding admission. would
nuen better than to incur the ex- |
y. extending the already commo-
buildings. A cheap. good piece
sncultnral land, with comfortable
nut costly houses, where these
ra .u'ia'es could be cared for and
eu 20 as to defray their own ex-
without the harm that would
Ia rum their absolute treel lon,
= practical solution of the
ba ~ all events, the space with
FL as!iums, In some way, should
"a ~ y,seupled by tkat class OF
In, VINO are durable or require re-
H ohnritnblc Institutions.
vlina asylum, the deaf and dumb
.H w.. me asylum for the deaf and
"a ns,i. u ollnd OF the colored race, all
~ '' me orphans home, at Corsi-
knr nc each and all model instl-
en;i, ran, we'll kept, and ably and
81 ~ operated. This may be said
10 ehe three lunatlc asylums.
- ~ liable institutions are OBJ
~ ~ pride TO every patriotic citj-
orai should never suffer for lack
'"' sympathetic or financial sup
ia me Penitentinries.
nm inspection of the penitentIary
soS,o SHOWN in the table, will dis
&mha e very interesting results. ON
IN l, last. there were 1891 con-
fo penal servitude. Up 10 that
NJ me preceding four years there
rpmoprlated 3l52, 6s7,65. During
em ss,toa valuable permanent i'm.
lns w consisting OF a foundry,