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[page 185] By Mr. Pettangall: Dr. Neal, I understood you the other day there was some complaint made that the superintendent was obliged to ask the steward and treasurer if he he wanted the use of a team? A. I said he said so. Q. Has he for several years, for a number of years, owned and driven his own horse or not, and does he now drive his own? A. I dont know what he does now; he did while I was there Q. In answer to Dr. Eaton's question you think that the hospital under its present management is not up to the requirements of the test. Do you think that you cold greatly improve that management if you had been placed in there as superintendent? A. It is a mere matter of opinion; I could not tell about that. I think it would be a good deal better than it is now in some respects. Testimony of H.W. Lawson, sworn. By Dr. Butler: Q. What is your employment at the hospital? A. Mason. Q. Is your employment such as to take you through the hospital on both sides, men's and women's? A. It is