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renovated into a netted garden
plot for the growing of table
vegetables, flowers and a summer
lounging arbor for the male
inmates.

The Students with Miss
Pollock as chaperon visited the
buildings and grounds. Everything
and every place was not only
orderly but scrupously clean.

Many of the patients of
the asylum were in a most
pathetic condition. The question
naturally arose why are they,
as they are? Who can answer?
But there is consolation in
knowing that Nevada is scien-
tific in her treatment of the
poor unfortunate.

As teachers, we returned from
the State Institution for the
feeble-minded to the State
Institution for the strong-minded
with many psychological problems
to consider.