Brought forward,

$12,400,541 99

Insane Hospital Department.

BOSTON INSANE HOSPITAL.

Salaries and wages :

Dr. Edward B. Lane,
Superintendent, $2,500 00

Employés, 45,515 52
——— $48,015 52
Food, 32,520 10
Ice, 35 55
Clothing and bedding, 5,250 77
Furniture and household sup-
plies, 7,052 90
Fuel, 11,749 03
Light :
Electric, . $713 23
Gasolene, 1 50
Oil, 45 81
760 54
Medical and surgi–
cal supplies, $1,806 90
Liquors, 30 62
&= -o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o- 1,837 52
Printing, 525 30
Advertising, 4 00
Stationery, 247 78
Postage, 189 38
Religious services, 464 50
Instruction and amusement :
Entertainment of in-
mates, $281 44
Library supplies, 199 S8
- 481 32
Disinfectants, 96 69
Repairs and improvements, . 10,319 41
Agricultural, 7,993 46
Express charges, 54 01
Transportation, 191 78
Tobacco and snuff, 290 05
Soap and laundry supplies, 1,080 27
Telephone service, 263 74
Insurance, 45 00
INSANE IN STATE INSTITUTIONS.
State lunatic hospitals, $166,798 65
School for Feeble Minded, 11,949 78
Hospital for Dipsomaniacs
and Inebriates, 10,630 89
Hospital for Epileptics, 6,285 38
Private parties, 4,866 68
LAND AND BUILDINGS.
Continuation of payments.
Four buildings and connecting
corridors at women's de-
partment:
Contractors, Goodwin & Wes-
ter, $34,228 65

Carried forward, $34,228 65

$330,000 00 $12,409,541 99 Brought forward, $34,228 65 $330,000 00

Architects, Wheelwright &

Haven, to 5,825 71 Landscape architect, Joseph

H. Curtis, 301 41 Advertising, 33 26 Car fares, 6 38 Postage, 80

40,396 21

$12,409,541 99

370,396 21

Institutions Registration. Department.

Salaries and wages, $15,767 12
Food, - 110 57
Three horses and horse-keeping, 2,048 97
Transportation, 974. 48
Medical services and supplies, 3,876 15
Printing, - 470 18
Office expenses, 51 26
Stationery, 84 27
Telephone service, 132 87
Postage, 112 50

. Pawper Institutions Department. BOSTON ALMSHOUSE AND HOSPITAL, LONG ISLAND.

Salaries and wages:

Archie J. Ranney,
Superintendent,
to January 1, 1902, $125 00

Arthur S. Hartwell,

Superintendent, from January 1, 1902, 2,875 00 Employés, 31,444 14 - — $34,444 14 Food, 38,166 22 Ice, 231 25 Clothing and bedding, 6,660 59 Furniture and household supplies, 4,559 63 Fuel, 11,678 83 Light : Electric, $344 15 Gasolene, 6 50 Oil, 56 56 - 407 21 Medical and surgical supplies, $4,336 66 Liquors, 680 50 - 5,017 16 Printing, 394 41 Advertising, 6 75 Stationery, 188 39 Postage, 140 00 Religious services, '708 24 Instruction and amusement: Entertainment of inmates, $35 95 Library supplies, 59 41 95 36 Carried forward, $102,698 18