All decisions
18 Board decisions about Lane Hospital, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Lane Hospital allowed a 2000 gallon oil tank at Clay and Webster Streets
- Lane Hospital allowed a 2000 gallon oil tank at Clay and Webster Streets
- Resolution authorizes $807.43 from the General Fund to Lane Hospital for care of City Hospital patients in October 1907.
- Authorized payment of $807.43 to Lane Hospital for care of patients committed by the Board of Health.
- Board authorized payments to University of California Hospital, Lane Hospital and Red Cross funds for city patients' care.
- Resolution authorizing payments for maintenance of City and County Hospital patients at outside hospitals, including Lane Hospital, was passed for printing.
- Board authorized payment of $1,097 to Lane Hospital for maintaining City and County Hospital patients in October 1908.
- Monthly payments to Hahnemann Hospital, Lane Hospital and Miller & Lux for City and County Hospital patients were approved.
- Board authorized General Fund payments to Lane Hospital, Barber Asphalt Paving and other suppliers totalling $7,493.17.
- Passed for printing a resolution paying four suppliers and Lane Hospital a total of $2,736.26 for September 1909 services.
- Lane Hospital, suppliers and Burroughs Adding Machine Co. paid $2,736.26 for care, food and office machines.
- E. W. Elliott paid $9,454.25 for the Park Police Station
- The city approved $1,808.61 for Lane Hospital's care of city patients and office rent at the Hibernia Building.
- Payments of $1,470.42 to Hahnemann Hospital and $1,274.15 to Lane Hospital for city patients approved.
- Payments of $1,476.42 to Halmeiuann Hospital and $1,274.15 to Lane Hospital for February 1911 patient care were authorized.
- Payments of $3,003.96 approved for Lane Hospital patient care, Maud B. Booth Home, and June office rent in the Grant building.
- Proposed revocable permit for Mangrum & Otter, Inc. to lay steam and water pipes from Lane Hospital to two Clay and Webster addresses.
- Mangrum & Otter, Inc. was granted revocable permission to lay steam and water pipes from Lane Hospital to two addresses.