Legislative Documents, Հատոր 4

Iowa. General Assembly

1906

Contains the reports of state departments and officials for the preceding fiscal biennium.

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PART I	17

Glenwood additional water supply needed	20

Land owned and its value	23

Penitentiary at Ft Madison	24

Farm produce	29

Council Bluffs	38

Number	44

Appointment	49

Changes in population by transfers paroles and escapes	292

Terms of commitment	293

Color and sex	294

Nativity of patients	295

Nativity of parents	297

Parental condition	298

Ages at time of commitment	299

Ages when habits began	302

Independence State Hospital	72

38	85

State Normal School	105

Value of property sold	113

72	117

Disbursements	121

43	123

Post return	127

Physical condition of members	133

Movement of population soldiers children	140

Parental condition	142

COLLEGE FOR THE BLIND VINTON	149

Literacy of pupils on admission	155

SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF COUNCIL BLUFFS	163

333	166

Ages at time of admission	169

289	174

County residence of inmates	175

Causes for discharge	176

Condition when discharged	177

Movement of population 18761905	178

Assignment of inmates character of discharges and readmis sions	179

County residence of inmates 18811905	180

Table 83Movement of population	181

71	182

Table 87Conjugal condition of parents	183

Table 89Nativity of inmates	184

Table 91Ages at death of parents	185

Table 93Literacy of parents of inmates	186

Table 95Court committing	187

Table 97Causes for discharge	188

Table 99Movement of population 18891905	191

Assumed or assigned causes of feeblemindedness	192

Table 101Parental conditon 18891905	193

Table 102Nativity of inmates 18891905	194

Table 103Offenses for which inmates were committed 18911905	197

STATE HOSPITALS INSANE MT PLEASANT INDEPENDENCE CLARINDA CHEROKEE Table 104Movement of population	199

Table 105Changes in population by transfers paroles and escapes	200

Table 106Nativity of parents	201

Table 107Parental condition	202

Table 108Nativity of patients	204

72	205

Table 109Number of times patients admitted	206

Table 110Color and sex	208

Table 113Education of patients	210

Table 115Occupations of patients prior to admission	212

Table 116Physical condition of patients on admission	218

Table 117Assumed or assigned causes of insanity	224

Table 118Forms of insanity of patients admitted	230

Table 119Forms of insanity of patients who recovered	232

Table 120Forms of insanity of patients who died	234

Table 121Forms of insanity and heredity of patients admitted	236

Table 122Patients discharged improvedduration of insanity before ad mission	242

Table 124Patients discharged recoveredduration of insanity before ad mission	243

Table 126Patients dischargedduration of insanity before admission	244

Table 127Duration of treatment of patients recovered	245

Table 128Duration of treatment of patients who died	246

Table 129Whole duration of disease of patients recovered	247

Table 130Whole duration of disease of patients who died	248

Table 131Ages at death	249

Table 132Causes of death	250

Forms of insanity in cases of death from specified causes	254

Average number of patients employed in hospitals	256

Table 135Sources of support of patients remaining June 30 1905	258

Table 136County residence of patients	259

Color and sex of patients 18991905	262

Ages at time of admission 18911905	263

Nativity of parents 18991905	265

Table 140a Total number of insane in Iowa on June 30 18991905	267

Occupations of patients prior to admission 18831905	268

Education of patients 18931905	278

Assumed or assigned causes of insanity 18831905	280

Causes of death 18911995	290

Conjugal condition of patients	303

Occupations of patients prior to commitment	303

Education of patients	307

Religious affiliation or inclination of patients	308

Moral conditions or causes producing inebriety	309

Physical condition of patients at time of commitment	311

Drugs narcotics and liquors used	316

Degree of use of intoxicants and narcotics	318

Degree of use of tobacco	319

Treatment for disease before commitment	320

Number of times patients committed	321

Condition when last discharged of patients recommitted	322

Whole duration of disease of patients discharged or paroled unimproved	323

recovered	324

Patients discharged unimproved Duration of inebriety before commitment	325

Patients discharged recovered Duration of inebriety before commitment	326

Patients discharged Duration of inebriety before commitment	327

Causes given by returned patients for returning to use of liquors	328

Duration of treatment of patients paroled or discharged re covered	329

Ages at death	330

Causes of death	331

County residence of patients committed	332

County residence of patients remaining	335

Nativity of parents 19011905	336

Education of patients 19011905	337

Drugs narcotics and liquors used 19011905	338

County residence of patients 19011905	339

Occupations of patients prior to commitment 19011905	341

Movement of population	344

Ages when committed	345

Nativity of prisoners	346

Conjugal condition of prisoners	348

Physical and mental condition of prisoners at time of commit ment	349

Degree of use of intoxicants and narcotics	350

Character of parents	351

Nativity of parents	352

Weights of prisoners	353

Occupations of prisoners prior to commitment	354

Crimes or offenses for which committed	357

Terms served by prisoners	360

Employment of prisoners in prisons	361

Religious affiliation or inclination of prisoners	362

Ages of prisoners at death of parents and departure from home	363

County residence of prisoners	364

Sex and color 18831905	366

Nativity of parents 18991905	367

Nativity of prisoners 18911905	368

Occupations of prisoners prior to commitment 18911905	371

Terms of sentence of prisoners 18831905	372

Crimes or offenses for which committed 18891905	373

Industrial School for Boys	376

Deaths occuring in state institutions	377

Nativity of institutional population	378

Percentage of institutional population	379

Occupations of insane criminals and inebriates	380

County residence of institutional population	382

County residence of institutional population on June 30 1905	385

CHAPTER II	388

Movement of insane population 1905	390

Employment and restraint of insane inmates 1904	392

Farms and crops 1904	426

Pauper and defective population on June 30 1905	432

County residence of pauper and defective population 18991905	438

Table	464

Fire protection and sanitary conditions 19041905	474

Cherokee wells and cisterns	478

Condition of special funds and aggregate transactions	480

General	481

Independence State Hospital	489

Cherokee State Hospital	518

When and by whom made	539

Expenditures from special funds	36

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Էջ 445 - ... shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof before any court of competent jurisdiction shall be punished by a fine...‎

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Էջ 444 - Is guilty of a misdemeanor, and on conviction therefor shall be punished by a fine of not less than five hundred nor more than one thousand dollars for each offense.‎

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Հեղինակ	Iowa. General Assembly
Հրատարակված	1906
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