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about 120 Board decisions about Isolation Hospital, in date order. Each links to its printed page.

  • Mayor authorized to lease the lot under Isolation Hospital at Army and Rhode Island streets from the Dore family.
    11 Nov 1907passedJournal 1907 ↗
  • The Clerk was directed to advertise for sealed bids to furnish a laundry plant for the Isolation Hospital.
  • The Board of Public Works recommended $400 for a plank sidewalk on Army street from San Bruno avenue to Isolation Hospital; referred to the Finance Committee.
    20 Jan 1908referredJournal 1908, p. 49 ↗
  • Board of Health recommended paying W. F. Henry for clothing destroyed while he was a patient at the Isolation Hospital.
    17 Feb 1908referredJournal 1908, p. 126 ↗
  • Dr. A. A. O'Neill petitioned for street lights near the Isolation Hospital; referred to the Artificial Lights Committee.
    25 May 1908referredJournal 1908 ↗
  • Mayor authorized to sell surplus disinfecting apparatus at public auction outside the Isolation Hospital.
    21 Sep 1908passedJournal 1908, p. 815 ↗
  • Resolution set aside $5500 from the 1909-10 budget for Board of Public Works repairs to the Isolation Hospital.
  • Payments for gas and electricity, an engine house on Bush Street and plastering at the Isolation Hospital were passed for printing.
    11 Jan 1909passed first readingJournal 1909, p. 31 ↗
  • Bids for laundry machinery for the Isolation Hospital were referred to the Hospital and Health Committee.
    18 Jan 1909referredJournal 1909, p. 48 ↗
  • Resolution sets aside $5000 for rehabilitating and equipping the Isolation Hospital.
    18 Jan 1909outcome not readJournal 1909, p. 52 ↗
  • Board set aside $5,000 from the street and sewer budget for the Board of Health to rehabilitate and equip the Isolation Hospital.
    25 Jan 1909passedJournal 1909, p. 65 ↗
  • The Board approved $1,000 for a fire protection system at the Isolation Hospital, under Fire Department supervision.
    27 Jan 1909passedJournal 1909, p. 113 ↗
  • Board of Health asks that ground rent for Isolation Hospital be paid from the General Fund; referred to Finance Committee.
    8 Feb 1909referredJournal 1909, p. 104 ↗
  • Western Laundry Machinery Company was awarded a $1714 contract to install laundry machinery at Isolation Hospital.
    11 Feb 1909passedJournal 1909, p. 70 ↗
  • Resolution proposes $1,000 for Board of Public Works to install a fire protection system at Isolation Hospital.
    11 Feb 1909outcome not readJournal 1909, p. 89 ↗
  • Western Laundry Machinery Company was proposed to get 45 more days, from March 9, 1909, to install laundry machinery at Isolation Hospital.
    22 Mar 1909outcome not readJournal 1909, p. 277 ↗
  • Western Laundry Machinery Company was granted forty-five more days to finish installing laundry machinery at the Isolation Hospital.
    29 Mar 1909passedJournal 1909, p. 293 ↗
  • Condemning land for the Isolation Hospital put off a week
    10 Apr 1909continuedJournal 1909, p. 391 ↗
  • The Board authorized the City Attorney to condemn land at De Haro and Army streets for an addition to the Isolation Hospital.
    26 Apr 1909passedJournal 1909, p. 413 ↗
  • Morgue at Isolation Hospital approved for construction, with $225 taken from Lower Hospital maintenance accounts.
    24 Jun 1909passedJournal 1909, p. 676 ↗
  • $5,500 set aside from the public buildings budget for repairs to the Isolation Hospital.
    20 Sep 1909passedJournal 1909, p. 843 ↗
  • Board appropriates $1,785 to paint Isolation Hospital's roofs and build a sewer at County Jail.
    1 Nov 1909passedJournal 1909, p. 980 ↗
  • Board set aside $1,785 from the public buildings budget for painting Isolation Hospital roofs and a sewer at the County Jail.
    8 Nov 1909passedJournal 1909, p. 997 ↗
  • $20,000 set aside for repairs and improvements at Isolation Hospital approved.
  • A resolution proposes $20,000 for repairs and improvements at Isolation Hospital.
    15 Nov 1909outcome not readJournal 1909, p. 1019 ↗
  • Ellen Dore sells land for $4,500 for the Isolation Hospital
    26 Nov 1909passedJournal 1909, p. 1076 ↗
  • $4,500 paid to Ellen Dore and others for land on Army
    26 Nov 1909passed first readingJournal 1909, p. 1076 ↗
  • Ellen Dore paid $4,500 for land beside the Isolation Hospital
  • Resolution adopted setting aside $125 to repair the roof of the covered way at Isolation Hospital.
  • Patients at the Isolation Hospital asked that Dr. Atcherley keep treating leprosy there; referred to committee.
    4 Apr 1910referredJournal 1910, p. 334 ↗
  • Resolution approved $1,520 for fire protection and painting work at the Isolation Hospital.
    11 Apr 1910passedJournal 1910, p. 366 ↗
  • Isolation Hospital's $19,100 salary and upkeep accounts merged into one
    9 May 1910passed first readingJournal 1910, p. 467 ↗
  • The Mayor was authorized to sell an unfit buggy from the Isolation Hospital at public auction.
    12 Sep 1910passedJournal 1910, p. 898 ↗
  • Board of Public Works estimate of $125 to repair the Isolation Hospital smallpox covered way roof was referred to Public Buildings Committee.
    18 Oct 1910referredJournal 1910, p. 1013 ↗
  • Board of Public Works may spend $700 on alterations to the smallpox department of the Isolation Hospital.
  • Two hundred dollars... Board of Public Works funded $700 for alterations at the Isolation Hospital to care for contagious disease cases.
  • The Mayor was authorized to sell one unneeded Isolation Hospital horse at public auction.
    8 Jan 1911passedJournal 1911 ↗
  • $60 was approved for Miss Fry to buy an artificial limb for a leper patient at Isolation Hospital.
    10 Oct 1911passedJournal 1911 ↗
  • Board of Health sent a $199.80 bill from E. B. Carr for Isolation Hospital ambulance repairs to committee.
    23 Oct 1911referredJournal 1911 ↗
  • $50 was set aside to install an annunciator in the contagious ward of the Isolation Hospital.
    27 Nov 1911passedJournal 1911 ↗
  • Appropriations proposed for street paving, an 18-inch sewer and furnishing an Isolation Hospital cottage; vote continues on next page.
    1913outcome not readJournal 1913, p. 666 ↗
  • Cottage ordered for the Isolation Hospital doctor on Army Street
    20 Jan 1913outcome not readJournal 1913, p. 63 ↗
  • Mayor to auction gray mare at Isolation Hospital
    24 Jan 1913passedJournal 1913, p. 99 ↗
  • Ordinance proposed to build a cottage for the medical superintendent at the Isolation Hospital on Army Street.
    27 Jan 1913outcome not readJournal 1913, p. 77 ↗
  • $4,000 set aside for a cottage at the Isolation Hospital
    17 Feb 1913outcome not readJournal 1913, p. 163 ↗
  • Appropriates $4,000 for an Isolation Hospital cottage and $2,000 for Municipal Railway extension plans.
    25 Feb 1913passedJournal 1913, p. 198 ↗
  • Bill to repair and rebuild a cottage at the Isolation Hospital was indefinitely postponed.
    12 Jan 1914tabledJournal 1914, p. 39 ↗
  • Ordinance to repair and rebuild a cottage at the Isolation Hospital was passed for printing.
    19 Jan 1914passed first readingJournal 1914, p. 12 ↗
  • Refrigerating plant to be installed at the Isolation Hospital
    13 Jul 1914outcome not readJournal 1914, p. 766 ↗
  • Refrigerating plant ordered for Isolation Hospital, with Board of Public Works directed to contract for installation; vote continues on next page.
    13 Jul 1914outcome not readJournal 1914, p. 778 ↗
  • Reliance Automobile Company was awarded a $5,700 contract to supply two ambulances for Isolation Hospital and the Coroner.
    31 Aug 1914passedJournal 1914, p. 971 ↗
  • The Election Commissioners were directed to deliver two election booths to the Board of Health for the Isolation Hospital.
    15 Mar 1915passedJournal 1915, p. 341 ↗
  • Ordinance proposed to install a cubical system in two ward buildings of the Isolation Hospital, passed for printing.
    10 May 1915passed first readingJournal 1915, p. 524 ↗
  • Nurses' Home to be built at Army and De Haro streets
    10 May 1915passed first readingJournal 1915, p. 524 ↗
  • $500 for plans for a Nurses' Home at Isolation Hospital
    10 May 1915passedJournal 1915, p. 523 ↗
  • Nurses' Home ordered built at Army and De Haro streets
    17 May 1915passedJournal 1915, p. 541 ↗
  • Two Isolation Hospital wards to be fitted with cubicles
    17 May 1915passedJournal 1915, p. 541 ↗
  • Walsh's amendment raised the Isolation Hospital head nurse's salary to $1,200, passed 14 to 3.
    25 May 1915amendedJournal 1915 ↗
  • Ralston Iron Works paid $2,820 for Municipal Railway car barn lockers
    27 May 1915passedJournal 1915, p. 565 ↗
  • The Board is setting aside funds for City Hall painting, Isolation Hospital nurses and basalt blocks for street repair.
    28 Jun 1915outcome not readJournal 1915, p. 752 ↗
  • Resolution proposed to appropriate $10,000 for a diphtheria hospital building at Isolation Hospital, referred to Finance Committee.
    19 Jul 1915referredJournal 1915, p. 840 ↗
  • Plans ordered for a diphtheria building at the Isolation Hospital
    26 Jul 1915outcome not readJournal 1915 ↗
  • Money set aside for street paving, grading and a delivery wagon for Isolation Hospital, recommended by Public Works.
    18 Oct 1915outcome not readJournal 1915, p. 1100 ↗
  • Index lists the Isolation Hospital wagon and emergency health supplies
    25 Oct 1915outcome not readJournal 1915, p. 1128 ↗
  • Index lists the Isolation Hospital wagon and three contractors' time extensions
    25 Oct 1915outcome not readJournal 1915 ↗
  • Ordinance ordering construction of an isolation building on the Isolation Hospital site was passed.
    16 Nov 1915passedJournal 1915, p. 1199 ↗
  • Proposed $7,200 appropriation to build diphtheria carrier wards at Isolation Hospital, outcome continued on next page.
    27 Dec 1915outcome not readJournal 1915, p. 1450 ↗
  • Seven thousand two hundred dollars appropriated for construction of diphtheria carrier wards at the Isolation Hospital.
    27 Dec 1915passedJournal 1915, p. 1451 ↗
  • An appropriation for diphtheria carrier wards at the Isolation Hospital was deferred, with no decision yet.
    4 Jan 1916continuedJournal 1916, p. 5 ↗
  • Proposed resolution for $7,200 diphtheria carrier wards at Isolation Hospital was laid over to the next meeting.
    4 Jan 1916continuedJournal 1916, p. 8 ↗
  • Appropriation for diphtheria carrier wards at the Isolation Hospital was deferred, with no action taken.
    4 Jan 1916continuedJournal 1916, p. 4 ↗
  • The Board finally passed $7,200 to build diphtheria carrier wards at the Isolation Hospital under the Anderson & Ringrose contract.
    10 Jan 1916passedJournal 1916, p. 42 ↗
  • Money set aside for City Hall repairs and Isolation Hospital cottages
    7 Feb 1916passedJournal 1916, p. 161 ↗
  • Money set aside for City Hall repairs and Isolation Hospital cottages
    7 Feb 1916outcome not readJournal 1916, p. 161 ↗
  • Money set aside for City Hall repairs and Isolation Hospital cottages
    7 Feb 1916outcome not readJournal 1916, p. 161 ↗
  • The Mayor was authorized to sell unneeded laundry extractor and hospital cots at the Isolation Hospital at auction.
    6 Mar 1916passedJournal 1916, p. 196 ↗
  • Proposed $2,011.30 appropriation to furnish the Nurses' Home at Isolation Hospital; outcome not shown on this page.
    15 May 1916outcome not readJournal 1916, p. 497 ↗
  • $2,011.30 for furniture in the Nurses' Home at the Isolation Hospital
    22 May 1916passedJournal 1916, p. 540 ↗
  • Board took up 1916 staff and maintenance items for the Isolation Hospital; the outcome continues on the next page.
    25 May 1916outcome not readJournal 1916, p. 560 ↗
  • Board moved $1,400 from the burial of indigent dead budget to maintenance of the Isolation Hospital.
  • Supervisors adopted resolution appropriating $250 for clothing for lepers at the Isolation Hospital.
    18 Dec 1916passedJournal 1916, p. 1269 ↗
  • Supervisor Power's proposed $3500 for Isolation Hospital contagious disease expenses was passed for printing.
    21 May 1917passed first readingJournal 1917, p. 610 ↗
  • Board proposed $3,500 from the Urgent Necessities fund for contagious disease costs at the Isolation Hospital.
    28 May 1917outcome not readJournal 1917, p. 705 ↗
  • Appropriates small sums for street crossings, an Isolation Hospital fire escape, and Alexander Berkman's return from New York.
    17 Sep 1917passedJournal 1917, p. 1177 ↗
  • $323 set aside for Julius Smith, hurt at the Isolation Hospital
    22 Oct 1917passedJournal 1917, p. 1327 ↗
  • Small repairs at Isolation Hospital and lighting study funded
    19 Nov 1917passedJournal 1917, p. 1396 ↗
  • Walsh's resolution proposing $250 for Christmas gifts to Isolation Hospital inmates was referred to Finance Committee.
    10 Dec 1917referredJournal 1917, p. 1481 ↗
  • $250 in Christmas gifts bought for Isolation Hospital patients
    17 Dec 1917passedJournal 1917, p. 1501 ↗
  • $3,626 covers the Isolation Hospital's maintenance shortfall
    21 Apr 1919outcome not readJournal 1919, p. 284 ↗
  • $3,626 covers the Isolation Hospital's maintenance shortfall
    28 Apr 1919outcome not readJournal 1919, p. 299 ↗
  • $2,950 set aside for the Isolation Hospital, plus sewer money
    21 Jul 1919outcome not readJournal 1919, p. 608 ↗
  • Supervisors adopted $280 from a street work fund to improve De Haro Street fronting the Isolation Hospital.
    8 Nov 1920passedJournal 1920, p. 915 ↗
  • Two small repair appropriations for Potrero Police Station and old Isolation Hospital were laid over one week.
    20 Nov 1922continuedJournal 1922 ↗
  • Old laundry machinery at the Juvenile Detention Home transferred to the Isolation Hospital, rescinding the earlier auction sale.
    27 Nov 1922passedJournal 1922 ↗
  • $1,105 for roof repairs at the Potrero Police Station
    27 Nov 1922outcome not readJournal 1922 ↗
  • Money set aside for roof repairs at the Potrero Police Station
    11 Dec 1922passedJournal 1922 ↗
  • $3,470 of stage draperies ordered for Galileo High School
    20 Aug 1923outcome not readJournal 1923, p. 894 ↗
  • $3,470 of stage draperies ordered for Galileo High School
    27 Aug 1923passedJournal 1923, p. 922 ↗
  • Army Street sewer gets $29,000; Isolation Hospital plumbing gets $1,385
    21 Jan 1924outcome not readJournal 1924, p. 48 ↗
  • Supervisors appropriated $1,385 for the Isolation Hospital repairs, $29,000 for Army Street sewer and other city works.
    28 Jan 1924passedJournal 1924, p. 87 ↗
  • $1,600 set aside for extra nurses at the Isolation Hospital
    11 Feb 1924outcome not readJournal 1924, p. 149 ↗
  • Board appropriated $1,600 from urgent necessity funds to hire additional nurses at the Isolation Hospital.
    25 Feb 1924passedJournal 1924, p. 203 ↗
  • The Mayor was authorized to sell the Physicians' Cottage on the old Isolation Hospital site at public auction.
    29 Jun 1925passedJournal 1925, p. 983 ↗
  • Board approved $55,239 personal services budget for Isolation Hospital staff, with amendments referred to the Finance Committee.
    25 May 1927passedJournal 1927, p. 1031 ↗
  • Appropriations for personnel and staff positions at Isolation Hospital were taken up; the vote is printed on the next page.
    25 May 1928outcome not readJournal 1928, p. 967 ↗
  • Isolation Hospital's 1929 staff salary appropriations for a superintendent, office attendant and watchmen were approved without objection.
    23 May 1929passedJournal 1929, p. 1063 ↗
  • Personal services budget for Isolation Hospital, totalling $55,239, was approved without objection.
    23 May 1929passedJournal 1929, p. 1064 ↗
  • Board adopted repairs to Isolation Hospital, Hall of Justice and Civic Center Power House boilers and offices.
    23 Nov 1931passedJournal 1931, p. 3162 ↗
  • Amends the 1932 salary ordinance to set pay rates for Isolation Hospital staff, including student nurses at $10 to $12 a month.
    7 Mar 1932outcome not readJournal 1932, p. 447 ↗
  • The Isolation Hospital budget, a $1,420 net decrease in personal service, was approved as set up.
    24 May 1935passedJournal 1935, p. 582 ↗
  • Isolation Hospital's budget was approved without objection, with no change to its setup.
    15 May 1936passedJournal 1936 ↗
  • Isolation Hospital staff pay changes, including a Head Nurse raise, passed as recommended without objection.
    21 May 1937passedJournal 1937, p. 700 ↗
  • A proposed change to a class title under the Isolation Hospital section of the city staffing ordinance.
    20 May 1940outcome not readJournal 1940, p. 970 ↗
  • Isolation Hospital staff pay schedule amended to change a class title under Item 14; finally passed by the Board.
  • Supervisor Shannon presented an analysis of the Isolation Hospital budget, showing a proposed $1,853 decrease for 1941-42.
    23 May 1941outcome not readJournal 1941, p. 951 ↗
  • Isolation Hospital budget approved at $33,513, down $9,522 from $43,035, as presented by the Department of Public Health.
    14 May 1942passedJournal 1942, p. 1030 ↗
  • Adopted per-day charges to legally obligated persons for care at San Francisco Hospital, Tuberculosis Division, Isolation Hospital and Hassler Health Home.
    28 Feb 1944passedJournal 1944, p. 347 ↗
  • Isolation Hospital budget approved without objection under the Health Department.
    17 May 1944passedJournal 1944, p. 1048 ↗
  • The Board adopted the Isolation Hospital budget on Supervisor Mancuso's motion, without objection.
    20 May 1946passedJournal 1946, p. 1415 ↗
  • The Board finally passed a $5,000 emergency appropriation for infantile paralysis care at Isolation Hospital.
    28 Feb 1949passedJournal 1949, p. 144 ↗