Volume 1

Report of the Surgeon-General of the Army to the Secretary of War for the fiscal year ending.

  • United States. Surgeon-General's Office.
Date:
[1800s-1952?]
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Credit: Report of the Surgeon-General of the Army to the Secretary of War for the fiscal year ending. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The University of Glasgow Library. The original may be consulted at The University of Glasgow Library.

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    Medical and hospital department, 1889 : ^ - Balance on liand July 1, 1890 -83 560. 00 Disbursed during the year ...... - - - - ;; _r,g Carried to surplus 1 uud Juue au, leJi ; 3,^4 j^g Medical and hospital department, 1888 and prior year s: ^f etl-priated by acts approved September 30,1890. and March 3,1891 ... 794.16 Disbursed during the year Library of the Surgeon General's Office, 1890: _ Balance from previous fiscal year -^^^ Disbursed during the year === Library of the Surgeon General's Office, 1891: .... 10,000.00 Appropriated by act of June 13, Ibau _ 8,458 92 Disbursed during the year 1,541.08 Balance, June 30, 1891 Army Medical Museum, 1890 : 1,08-2.54 Balance from previous fiscal year -^^ 082.41 Disbursed during the year .13 Balance, June 30, 1891 ===== Army Medical Museum, 1891: 5,000.00 Appropriated by act of June 13, IBau 4_ -^/^r^ 17 Disbursed during the year 854.83 Balance, June 30, 1891 : —-^ Medical and surgical history: _ 2,711.94- Balance from previous fiscal year _ _ _ 2,711.94 Carried to the surplus fund ===== Building for Army Medical Museum: -^^ lg4_ 05 Balance from previous fiscal year 1,184.05 Balance June 30, 1891 of twelve posts duriug the past year. York Citv The Examining Boa d of Medical Officers convened m in March was also assigned the dnty of ^^^^^/...^i^Sf tl^^^^^^^^ means of transportation of the sick and ^d^^!,J^^s^^^^ ment of the Hospital Corps and the 'revision of the Stam^^^^^^ Table, the last edition of which was issued in 1883 ^^^^^ ^^^Xv been made in this last important work, which will be reaay 10 v cation in the autumn. -naivirtmentin 1886, and The first ice machine was purchased by the ^^^P'^^^^f''^^^^^ was in operation late in the autumn of that ^^^^^^ . ^^^^^^'.^^ so'^the^ Lued siice, and at the present time eighteen PO^^s on our sout border and in the Indian Territory have them. At J^^* there Sultyiu securing proper local ^^^g^^^ . ^.^.i^^^^.^f.^^^^^^^^ raUis, but at the present time they are f'^^^'f ^J^^^ Xdu ing tl. a satisfactory condition. Several requests have beeu n^^^^^ Dast vear for the erection of these machines, but ^^i*;;^^^^^ j,, tlio cause fn each case it was ascertained that ice could be piocuicd vicinity by purchase.