The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-07

The facade of the building will be highly
ornamented and beautitied. and over the
main doorway in letters of gold will be the
woids, Hotel de Sante."
The first floor Of the administration build
ing will be deyote1 to the authorities in the
hospital. In it will be the superin tendents
Office, the clerks Office, the reception-rooms
and paTlors. the drugstore, the laboratory
and consultiDg-room. and in the rear por-
lion the library.
On the second floor will be the quarters
of the visiting and resident physicians and
the apartments OF the druggist and other
officials OF the institution. The top OF the
building will be highly ornamented with
the most elaborate cOrnice-work, rising 10
central point on which will be attached a
large fagpole.
On each corner of the Point Lobos side
there will be two buildings constructed,
abutting the side towers of the administra-
ton building. They will rise from the very
line of the sidewalk, the bronze fence run
ming to their corners. One OF these will be
the stable of the hospital. and the other
will be occupied as quarters for the en-
ployes.
Then begins the hospital proper. which
consists OF series OF wards, constructed
about twenty feet from the sidewalk and
reaching around the entire block. These
wards. or as the French call them pavilions,
will all be detached from each other as far
as structure is concerned, but some of them
will be connected by galleries. They are so
arranged as 10 all obtain the greatest
amount OF sunshine.
The wards will be Of similar design in the
following order: First ward. for paying
patients; second ward, male medical cases;
third ward. surgical patients; fourth ward,
female complaints; fifth ward, female medi-
cal cases; sixth ward, chronic cases;
seventh ward. tubercalar cases; eighth
ward. contagious cases; ninth ward, oper-
ating-room.
These buildings will encircle large plat
of ground, which will be devoted entirely
to large garden. with the exception of
portion reserved IN the center for the
kitchen. This garden will be cut off from
all sharp winds by the walls OF the build
ingS, but will be open tn sunshine and the
fresh air OF heaven. This is considered one
OF the great features of the hospital
On the south side will be situated the bath
department.. which Will be very elaborate
affair, and will have no superior in any hos
ptal in the country. It will contain de-
partments for indicated bathing. massage.
Russian and Turkish baths, and also the
plunge and steam roomss
Beyond the bathhouse will be the disin-
iec;lng department., the m0rgue. the power
house and laundry.
This completes the list of all the build
ings, and their erection will be commenced
as soon as possible.
2The building committee of the society
which had charge of the selection of plans
for the new hospital, is as follows. Henry
s. Martin, president; K. Rass. DIR. Dudley
Taite and DIR. Gross. secretaries; DR.. Bazan.
DE-. Pischel. Nj. Legalet, S. Chartrey, NJ
st. Denis. Nj. Sartnon. M. Hainque. NJ D.,
Levy V. Marchebout and Nj. Bozio.
The society has about $4,000 in cash on
hand. The income from the present hospi.
tai Is from Sic. 900 to $4,000 year. The
lot on which the present hospital stands on
Bryant street is valued at $4,000. The de-
hql fhofx ortc H.
OF the new buildings will be met either by
a loan from the banks, or by means of q
grand fair. 1t is also thought that solcita-
tons will be made for the establishment Of
charity beds. the endowments to come from
rich members Of the French colony.
Besides the cost of the buildings, another
expense will have 10 be met-namely, the
furnishing and equipment which it Is esti-
mated will amount to 1000. as it is de-
signed to have every latest Improvement In
the requirements OF m odern hos pitai
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