All decisions
20 Board decisions about Harbor Emergency Hospital, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Moliterno's Clay Street building accepted for the Harbor Emergency Hospital
- Lease of a Clay Street building for a Harbor Emergency Hospital accepted from P. J. Moliterno at $225 monthly.
- Resolution appropriates $475 to move Washington Irving School and $277 for a pulmotor at Harbor Emergency Hospital.
- Paving money spent on Harbor Emergency Hospital and Engine House No. 5
- Allen & Company sells land for the Harbor Emergency Hospital
- $4,091.30 paid to Allen & Company for Commercial Street land
- Harbor Emergency Hospital ordered on Sacramento Street near the Embarcadero
- Harbor Emergency Hospital building ordered on north side of Sacramento Street
- Harbor emergency hospital on Sacramento Street: $18.8K foundation work
- Board appropriated funds for the Harbor Emergency Hospital, Southern Police Station, Civic Center paving and school site borings.
- The Board proposed appropriations for Harbor Emergency Hospital repairs, a Municipal Railway bus, a Shriner publicity budget and a Lake Merced golf road.
- $2,695 to Guilfoy Cornice Works for the Harbor Emergency Hospital
- Alfred H. Vogt received a third payment of $2,662.50 for piling and concrete work at Harbor Emergency Hospital.
- The Board granted contractor Alfred H. Vogt ninety more days to finish piling and concrete work at Harbor Emergency Hospital.
- Money set aside for sewers and the Harbor Emergency Hospital
- Money set aside for sewers and the Harbor Emergency Hospital
- Guilfoy Cornice Works was granted a 30-day extension to finish ornamental work at the Harbor Emergency Hospital.
- Elliot & Grant was paid $3,455.82 for a third construction payment on Harbor Emergency Hospital.
- Resolution awards contracts for hospital equipment for Harbor Emergency Hospital to Reid Bros. and Travers Surgical Company.
- Pays Guilfoy Cornice Works $1,517.50, final payment on iron work for Harbor Emergency Hospital.