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57 Board decisions about American La France Fire Eng…, in date order. Each links to its printed page.

  • Board proposed paying $8,500, $3,658.50 and $19,058.25 to suppliers for Fire Department hose, truck and engines.
    22 Jun 1908outcome not readJournal 1908, p. 588 ↗
  • Final passage of $35,585.91 in payments for fire hose, engines, a hook-and-ladder truck, hospital care and a police boat.
    29 Jun 1908passedJournal 1908, p. 600 ↗
  • Fire Department supply payments totalling $19,597.04 to several suppliers were passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
    5 Apr 1909passed first readingJournal 1909, p. 304 ↗
  • Fire Department supply payments totalling $19,597.04 to six suppliers were finally passed. linked by the name only, not checked
    12 Apr 1909passedJournal 1909, p. 325 ↗
  • Fire Department supply payments totalling $11,732.67 to firms for fire apparatus, forage, straw, horseshoeing and fuel.
    17 May 1909passedJournal 1909, p. 491 ↗
  • Fire Department payments totalling $22,489 for engine boilers, machinery and steel work passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
    4 Oct 1909passed first readingJournal 1909, p. 897 ↗
  • Fire Department payments approved for engine boilers, machinery, and steel work for the Corporation Yard.
    11 Oct 1909passedJournal 1909, p. 912 ↗
  • Fire Department supply bills, including American-LaFrance engines and Moore & Scott hydrants, approved for payment from the General Fund. linked by the name only, not checked
    15 Mar 1910passedJournal 1910, p. 271 ↗
  • Payment authorized to American-La France Fire Engine Company for a hook and ladder truck for the Fire Department. linked by the name only, not checked
    15 Jul 1910outcome not readJournal 1910, p. 752 ↗
  • American-La France Fire Engine Co. was paid for a ladder truck for the Fire Department, and fuel oil was paid for the Relief Home. linked by the name only, not checked
    1 Aug 1910passedJournal 1910, p. 767 ↗
  • Six Fire Department supply payments totalling $6,874.10 proposed for coal, hay, oats, boiler, and fuel oil.
    1911outcome not readJournal 1911 ↗
  • American La France Fire Engine Co. was paid $597.33 for automobile wheels and supplies.
    2 Dec 1912outcome not readJournal 1912, p. 1092 ↗
  • A resolution authorizes General Fund payments to a newspaper, an indexing firm and several orphan asylums; the list continues. linked by the name only, not checked
    30 Jun 1913outcome not readJournal 1913, p. 665 ↗
  • Demands paid, including $825 for pipe at North Beach Playgrounds
    4 Aug 1913outcome not readJournal 1913, p. 776 ↗
  • Sutter Street Railway paid $19,518.74 for half the Market Street tracks linked by the name only, not checked
    22 Dec 1913outcome not readJournal 1913, p. 1299 ↗
  • Resolution authorizes payments from city funds to many contractors and suppliers for libraries, schools, fire, police, streets and transit.
    1914passed first readingJournal 1914, p. 519 ↗
  • Payments were authorized for library books, completion of the City Morgue, and Polytechnic High School heating work. linked by the name only, not checked
    25 May 1914outcome not readJournal 1914, p. 576 ↗
  • $5,000 to light the arches on Mission Street
    24 Aug 1914passedJournal 1914, p. 935 ↗
  • Pays American La France Fire Engine Co. $13,000 for two chemical fire engines and hose cars.
    28 Sep 1914outcome not readJournal 1914, p. 1033 ↗
  • Purchase of two fire engines and hose motor cars from American La France Fire Engine Company for $13,000 was approved.
    28 Sep 1914passedJournal 1914, p. 1056 ↗
  • Board ordered a $12,500.00 payment to American La France Fire Engine Co. for a fire engine and hose car. linked by the name only, not checked
    20 Oct 1914passedJournal 1914, p. 1215 ↗
  • Claim of $20,700 for two steam fire engines, paid to American La France Fire Engine Co. linked by the name only, not checked
    14 Dec 1914outcome not readJournal 1914, p. 1433 ↗
  • Board approved payments of city claims, including fire engines, ambulances, hospital meats and lighting, totalling about $80,000.
    21 Dec 1914passedJournal 1914, p. 1458 ↗
  • Payments authorized to city contractors and suppliers for fire apparatus, hospital work, playgrounds and street improvements.
    18 Oct 1915passed first readingJournal 1915, p. 1100 ↗
  • Payments to contractors, suppliers and charities for fire, park, transit and hospital work, final vote not printed here. linked by the name only, not checked
    25 Oct 1915outcome not readJournal 1915, p. 1118 ↗
  • A resolution authorizing twenty payments to firms and individuals for Hetch Hetchy, fire, hospital and relief home work was passed for printing.
    20 Dec 1915passed first readingJournal 1915, p. 1432 ↗
  • Board authorized payments to contractors and utilities, including $2,864.28 to Chas. B. Dunham for Hetch Hetchy work. linked by the name only, not checked
    27 Dec 1915outcome not readJournal 1915, p. 1457 ↗
  • $11,097.58 paid to Spring Valley Water Company for hydrant water linked by the name only, not checked
    29 May 1916passed first readingJournal 1916, p. 574 ↗
  • The Board passed Resolution 12995 authorizing about fifteen city payments to suppliers and utilities, including $11,097.58 to Spring Valley Water Company. linked by the name only, not checked
    12 Jun 1916passedJournal 1916, p. 628 ↗
  • Board authorized payments from city funds to vendors and claimants, including Spring Valley Water Company, Western Meat Company and Union Oil Company. linked by the name only, not checked
    12 Jun 1916passedJournal 1916, p. 629 ↗
  • Resolution authorizing payments to many contractors and claimants for water, hospital, transit and fire work was passed for printing.
    8 Apr 1918passed first readingJournal 1918, p. 289 ↗
  • Payments authorized to contractors and suppliers for Hetch Hetchy water, San Francisco Hospital, Municipal Railway and other city work.
    15 Apr 1918passedJournal 1918, p. 301 ↗
  • A resolution authorizing certain amounts was passed for printing; its full text continues on the next page.
    19 Aug 1918outcome not readJournal 1918, p. 735 ↗
  • American La France paid $96,876.67 for new fire engines
    26 Aug 1918passedJournal 1918, p. 744 ↗
  • Resolution authorizes payments to Union Oil, Spring Valley Water, Pacific Gas and Electric and others from city funds.
    2 Jun 1919outcome not readJournal 1919, p. 445 ↗
  • Payments approved for park water and a new $5,825 park truck
    9 Jun 1919outcome not readJournal 1919, p. 459 ↗
  • Nine city payments, including Hetch Hetchy dam and slide gate work, were passed for printing, totalling $68,391.95.
    11 Jul 1921passed first readingJournal 1921, p. 606 ↗
  • Utah Construction paid $34,795.05 for work on the Hetch Hetchy dam
    18 Jul 1921outcome not readJournal 1921, p. 632 ↗
  • Resolution authorizing about $50,000 in city payments for Hetch Hetchy works, schools, fire equipment and hospitals was passed for printing.
    12 Sep 1921passed first readingJournal 1921, p. 777 ↗
  • Board authorized payments of about $54,000 total to contractors and suppliers for Hetch Hetchy, schools, hospital and fire needs.
    19 Sep 1921passedJournal 1921, p. 805 ↗
  • United States Steel Products wins $60,000 for Municipal Railway track material
    23 Jan 1922outcome not readJournal 1922 ↗
  • $150,979.25 set aside to build the Andrew Jackson School linked by the name only, not checked
    19 Jun 1922outcome not readJournal 1922 ↗
  • City Attorney authorized to sell Maria Russo's claim; the resolution continues on the next page.
    27 Oct 1924outcome not readJournal 1924, p. 1285 ↗
  • American La France Fire Engine Co. of California awarded contract for three fire pumping engines and hose wagons, $31,040 net.
    27 Oct 1924passedJournal 1924, p. 1285 ↗
  • City awarded American La France Fire Engine Company of California a $11,350 contract for a pumping engine and hose wagon.
    16 Mar 1925passedJournal 1925, p. 352 ↗
  • Board granted American-La France Fire Engine Company a 30-day extension to deliver a pumping engine and hose wagon. linked by the name only, not checked
    30 Mar 1925passedJournal 1925, p. 433 ↗
  • American La France Fire Engine Co. is listed for $31,636.10 for Fire Department apparatus and parts. linked by the name only, not checked
    18 May 1925outcome not readJournal 1925, p. 696 ↗
  • Board approved a $31,636.10 payment to American LaFrance for Fire Department apparatus. linked by the name only, not checked
    25 May 1925passedJournal 1925, p. 729 ↗
  • Board approved June 1925 claims paying hospitals, fire and police suppliers, utilities, a newspaper, and two road and sewer contractors.
    22 Jun 1925passedJournal 1925, p. 927 ↗
  • American La France asked for a garage at Sixteenth and Shotwell linked by the name only, not checked
    7 Dec 1925outcome not readJournal 1925, p. 1710 ↗
  • American La France gets a garage at Sixteenth and Shotwell streets linked by the name only, not checked
    14 Dec 1925passedJournal 1925, p. 1734 ↗
  • Award of a contract to American La France Fire Engine Co. for a combined pumping engine and hose wagon proposed, outcome not shown.
    23 Feb 1926outcome not readJournal 1926, p. 287 ↗
  • California Baking Co. paid $1,075.80 for bread furnished to the parks linked by the name only, not checked
    30 Aug 1926outcome not readJournal 1926, p. 1370 ↗
  • Byron Jackson paid $11,759 for a pump in Golden Gate Park linked by the name only, not checked
    4 Oct 1926outcome not readJournal 1926, p. 1563 ↗
  • American La France Fire Engine Co. was paid $520.09 for motor parts for the Fire Department. linked by the name only, not checked
    25 Jul 1927passedJournal 1927, p. 1387 ↗
  • American La France Fire Engine Co. is listed for $1,004.65 for Fire Department apparatus parts. linked by the name only, not checked
    27 Dec 1927outcome not readJournal 1927, p. 2361 ↗
  • Contract for gasoline motor-driven fire engines was proposed to American La France Fire Engine Company, with the vote on the next page.
    30 Jan 1928outcome not readJournal 1928, p. 186 ↗