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Berger Manufacturing Company

An organisation in 23 Board decisions, 1913–1927.

23Board decisions about it
1913–1927first and last decision

In short

  • 24 Apr 1916
    Six bids for metal book racks for the Recorder's office were opened and referred to the Supplies Committee.
  • 17 Jun 1918
    Four contractors granted 60-day extensions to finish work on the southeast wing of San Francisco Hospital.
  • 30 Jun 1924
    Payments authorised to dozens of suppliers and contractors for Hetch Hetchy, school and Municipal Railway work, June 1924.

Who appears together

PeopleOrganisationsPlacesAdolf Koshlandproposed 1Angelo Joseph Rossiproposed 1Edward J. Brandonproposed 1Standard Oil Companynamed in 5National Ice Cream Companynamed in 5Mangrum & Otternamed in 4City Hall Avenamed in 2Fulton Stnamed in 2San Bruno Avenamed in 2together in 2Berger Manufacturing

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People

Organisations

Places

  • City Hall Avenamed in 2
  • Fulton Stnamed in 2
  • San Bruno Avenamed in 2

Left out: Recorder Printing and Publishing Company, paid to print the Board's legal notices, not a party.

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How many decisions pay each one; amounts are not shown until a person checks them.

Votes · 13 roll calls
yes 196no 0absent 25

13 printed roll calls; 13 were unanimous.

Decisions, by type
resolution16
contract7
Decisions, by outcome
passed8
referred4
passed first reading3

8 decisions have no outcome read yet.

All 23 decisions · in date order
  • Resolution proposed to award fiscal 1913-1914 supply contracts for city institutions to ten named firms.
    1913outcome not readJournal 1913, p. 915 ↗
  • Supervisor Jennings' resolution authorizing dozens of 1913 city payments, including schools and hospital supplies, was passed for printing.
    1913passed first readingJournal 1913, p. 866 ↗
  • Cornelius F. Buckley paid $4,500 for Civic Center land linked by the name only, not checked
    15 Sep 1913outcome not readJournal 1913, p. 904 ↗
  • Six bids for metal book racks for the Recorder's office were opened and referred to the Supplies Committee.
    24 Apr 1916referredJournal 1916, p. 378 ↗
  • Annual supply contracts for city departments for 1916-1917 awarded to many firms, with performance bonds fixed.
    26 Jun 1916outcome not readJournal 1916, p. 687 ↗
  • Resolution proposed awarding fiscal 1916-1917 supply contracts to many firms for city institutions and departments.
    7 Aug 1916outcome not readJournal 1916, p. 856 ↗
  • Six companies submitted bids for metal document files and cabinets, and the proposals were referred to the Supplies Committee.
    13 Aug 1917referredJournal 1917, p. 1034 ↗
  • $323 set aside for Julius Smith, hurt at the Isolation Hospital linked by the name only, not checked
    22 Oct 1917passedJournal 1917, p. 1327 ↗
  • Appropriation of $3,027 for steel lockers at the southeasterly wing of San Francisco Hospital proposed; vote continues on next page. linked by the name only, not checked
    29 Oct 1917outcome not readJournal 1917, p. 1334 ↗
  • Four contractors granted 60-day extensions to finish work on the southeast wing of San Francisco Hospital.
    17 Jun 1918passedJournal 1918, p. 503 ↗
  • Four contractors were granted 60-day extensions to finish fittings for the southeast wing of San Francisco Hospital. linked by the name only, not checked
    17 Jun 1918passedJournal 1918 ↗
  • D. N. & E. Walter and Berger Manufacturing Co. were given extra time to finish hospital contracts at San Francisco Hospital.
    8 Jul 1918passedJournal 1918, p. 587 ↗

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