White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1903-07-09

were some symptoms OF pregnancy In
order TO determine the matter alter her
death Or Tipton decided TO hold necrop-
sy. which was held and demonstrated that
she was not pregnant
The asylum had long been III need OF
skeleton for use as guide III special dis
sections which were necessary in the opin-
ion OF the medical 5uperin tendenr 10 be
made tor the fur ther anca of the work ia
the asylum,
Eofore determining 60 use the skeleton
roT the purposes mentioned. Or Iipto1
wrole 70 The address the commir1nent
oi the patient il being the only address OF
any relative uI t1l7l4d known to him, which
he believes was that ot her sister, and after
Waiting several weeks received no reply,
nor vas the letter returned 10 him, tie
postponed the dsset tion several Weoks 10
| hear from relatives a. the disposition
Of the body He never heard from them
] Dr. Mohau had the bones placed IL a
barrel and water placed over Them hs
the asylum grounds with lnslfuCuona given
20 have water kept over the bones, Bofo1e
preparing The skeleton, Dr Nlohlau le1t
the institution and the. barrel remained i'll
the yard tor about three years and DT
Upon. being busy iii other lines over
looked il
The instructions for keeping the bones
covered with water were not followed
The barrel came 10 pieces and the skeleton
| fell TO the ground patient named
"Rupv finding the bones threw them over
the fence beyond the limits OF the asylum
grounds. and Dr. Da Costa, assistant medl-
cal superintendent, having seen the bones
there. reported the fact 10 Mr.. Gregory
and Mr. Jefferson Raynods. members OF
r. the board of directors with whom he went
. 10 the asylum. and the found the bones
, where they had been thrown near the fence
~ DR. Tipton had no knowledge of the barrel
:, having fallen apart and the bones being
:, thrown over the fence.
: In this case your committee hnds mat
there was carelessness on the part OF the
t, medical superintendent in failing to carry
n out his original intention, OF in default OF
* snch action in omitting to properly inter
IS the bones in the grave OF Mary Leonard
,e Fifth DR.. Nlohau Matter Your com
A. mittee finds tina, Or \lohlau, an inmate
n OF the institution confined for the drug
1e habi, was allowed to render some medical
al services to patients, under the supervision
NJ of the medical superintendent That he
ad was properly restrained at times, when IL
nd was necessary and al other times he was
he allowed TO administer to the needs OF some
to of the patients. Al no time was he pcs
$50 mitted 10 treat patients until he had beef
,ut in the institution sufficient length OF tim
m 10 have fully recovered from the effects .
he the drug habit Your committee hnds tha
ce he was h,ted and qualified as a physlciai
re to treat the patients as above specihed, an
vas that the permission granted 10 him 10 do ;
he by the medical superintendent was III
,th wise censurable. bur ON the contrary, th
exercise Of a wise discretion on the part {
ere the medical superintendent. Tor which Il
nj IS ia no wise amenahe To- censnre Or Cri
en- icism
sixth The Alleged NIismanagemeht .
ot the pan oi the Aay lam Authorities,
ary Board OF Regents Your committee iin'
ma thal there Is no evidence showing any on
I'M cial misconduct mismanagement or negle
re- on The part OF the board Of regents
; OF (Coat;aued On page 8.