The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-11
TO BE CHANGES
AT ST. MARKS
Two Persons to Have Authority
at Hospital.
Mr.. WALLACE LEAVES JUNE
WILL BE SUCCEEDED BY MR.
HUNTING AND MISS BROWN.

II rNoEs Of a general upheavaI in
official circles at st. Marks hos
N rrsI have followed closely uren the
..ess -f the announcement Of SuDerin-
,.-5 ~ D. Douglas Walace's resignation.
7,--,-.- are flying hither and thither con-
.-.frE inc future management Of the IN
.r-rfar several doctors are said to- be
r...a for removal ,be head nurse VIII
--f4- and. in fact, if all that il said
...fr rr1vr 60 be- true. the institution
,---TF BE- recognized hereafter only by the
.--f-f4r faces of the patients.
TH.r some frictigh exists Is admitted,
trt.r is discussed in whispers by the
-,er.-ar officials. They viii not divulge
.-..r ....-a of AIR. Wallaces resigud-
..-r or the probable result Of that event.
-r-, VERY important changes. however.
80. barr positively settled upon To IS
announced That tue Rev. George Hunting.
now of Evanston, Nyo-- VIII ni me new
#.- of business manager. his duties TO
..-.s-r chiefly of the financial manage
r..f of he institution
Woman For Superintendent.
Miss Kstn riuc Brown. who is now at
t. FHEarE hospital in san Francisco.
rHr be- -anaruteudeut of the hospital
-.-rrar fu charge of the patients and the
Both changes viii take effect
Trre D. che date of Superintendent Wal
lace s. resignation
rar.t0sare the work described has an
raru fn -ua hands of e. superintendent.
81 lad not only the InanclerinS TO look
.-ar Hur was responsible also tor the
occasional operation of the hospital
rF. nurses have always been under the
direction of the superintendent OF the
training school. The place now hlled by
Mrs Grassland
As Miss Brown VIII hereafter superin-
-erF the uurs s. report has &c that Mrs.
Grassland viii resign, the Office which
mfeht hc rendered her t'at OF head muse,
helms sG ordinate TO a degree I'm Ju
likelihood The Office Of medical director
-0W filed by Dr. y. $. bdscom VIII ne
abolished. IIi this position Dr. Bascom
has hrpn chairman of the hospital stan.
Il Is proposed TO have an executive com
r,s.tee composed of members of the stam
Ia control the medical and surgical work
nj the hospital instead of the medical
director.
DR.. Fasoom's Position.
70 does NOT necessarily follow that Or.
r7sr0m viii sever his connection Vi.E the
institution 10 iy more likely, In fact,
shat ha viii I've chosen as the head Of the
executive committee The whole object,
recording % the authorities, is 10 segre-
zt4 HE work OF various departments
he reports concerning DR.. Bascom and
Wrs Grassland are characterized as pure
s1arlls ion. AS yet
aWl .tever changes are made" said Dr.
R-s-am last night will be incidental
20 The ON arrangement. which puts the
sreriLt-ndeucy of the hospital proper
in female hands Thus far the possible
rearra-Erm sut has been talked of only
Dis rha s-lf To has not taken any form
I'm the BOARD of trustees. Miss Brown win
arrive SOME time io May to look over the
ground and what changes follow viii he
ir 8rc0r nce with her ideas
All this talk about resiCuatiOns and
revolutions can mean nothing now. ANY
6h-nge in The personnel of tho staff VIII
Dc voluntary with the members thereof