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about 5,400 Board decisions about City and County of San Fran…, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Home Telephone Company of San Francisco bid $25,000 for a citywide telephone franchise; the sealed bid was opened at the Board meeting. linked by the name only, not checked
- San Francisco Gas and Electric allowed a spur track along Townsend Street
- Ordinance granting a spur track to San Francisco Gas and Electric Company is pending, with its outcome on the next page.
- Tax of one dollar thirty-two cents per hundred dollars proposed
- Parkside Transit Company's proposed streetcar franchise along Ocean, Nineteenth and Forty-sixth avenues is put out for sealed bids.
- Board moved to accept Parkside Transit Company's bid and award it a street railroad franchise. linked by the name only, not checked
- An ordinance granting Parkside Transit Company a railroad franchise over certain city streets was passed for printing.
- Mayor authorized to lease land from G. H. Pundsen & Company for the Commissary Department at $40 monthly.
- Mayor Taylor raised the Parkside Transit Company franchise matter; its outcome continues on the next page.
- Board allowed Carpenters' Union Local No. 22 to recall its $20,000 bid for school bonds and withdraw its $1,000 check.
- Southern Pacific Company surrendered rights under its 1095 Bay Shore Franchise and accepted the amendatory Ordinance No. 188 (New Series). linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor empowered to lease Meiggs' Wharf building to U.S. Commissioner of Immigration for $10 monthly; sent to Finance Committee.
- Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway's spur track permit on Spear street was laid over one week. linked by the name only, not checked
- Streetcar franchise offered from Page and Scott Streets to Potrero Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Pacific Hardware and Steel Company's spur track bill was introduced; its details continue on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Real Estate and Development allowed a spur track near Wisconsin Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific allowed to shift part of its Bay Shore route linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific allowed to shift part of its Bay Shore route linked by the name only, not checked
- Union Trust bids for bonds to widen Sutter Street linked by the name only, not checked
- United Railroads of San Francisco ordered to pay $25,114.81 owed to the city for 1905 into the Treasury. linked by the name only, not checked
- California Street Cable Railroad Company ordered to pay $3,457.40 owed to the city into the Treasury. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mary Brady protested a franchise granted to the Western Pacific Railroad Company; referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Parkside Transit Company's proposed railway franchise was placed under action deferred on this page. linked by the name only, not checked
- United Railroads offered to pay $25,114.81 in gross receipts percentage owed the city for 1905.
- California Street Cable Railroad Company was ordered to pay $457.40 owed to the city's Surplus Fund. linked by the name only, not checked
- A franchise ordinance for the Parkside Transit Company was deferred, with its text continuing on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Parkside Transit Company's railway franchise put off another week linked by the name only, not checked
- Reinhart Lumber allowed a spur track along Rhode Island Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Parkside Transit Company's railway franchise put off another week
- Action on a franchise for the Parkside Transit Company's railway through city streets was deferred. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposed giving City Street Improvement Company ninety more days to finish repaving Larkin Street. linked by the name only, not checked
- Parkside Transit Company's franchise sent to the Public Utilities Committee linked by the name only, not checked
- Board of Education proposes leasing school properties to Western Pacific Railway Company for $6,961.50 over 20 years; referred to Judiciary Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Temporary tracks proposed on Texas Street for Western Pacific excavation linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific Company's proposed spur tracks along North Point and Beach Streets were referred to a joint committee.
- Western Pacific Railway Company's proposed 50-year railroad franchise bill was introduced and referred to committee.
- United Railroads is asked to pay $25,500 franchise percentage for 1905, since its books burned in 1906.
- Western Pacific Railway Company allowed to build a spur track linked by the name only, not checked
- Dunham, Carrigan Hayden allowed blasting on Beale Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Parkside Transit Company gets a twenty-five year streetcar franchise linked by the name only, not checked
- James M. Parkhill and others petition for final passage of a street railway franchise for the Parkside Transit Company. linked by the name only, not checked
- Bill 157, granting Parkside Transit Company a street railroad franchise, failed on final passage with twelve ayes. linked by the name only, not checked
- Parkside Transit Company's streetcar franchise was refused, then reconsidered and finally passed as Ordinance 288 (New Series). linked by the name only, not checked
- Board granted Parkside Transit Company a streetcar franchise in the Sunset District, with conditions on gauge, grading and fares.
- Land accepted to open Thirty-fourth Avenue South and nearby streets linked by the name only, not checked
- Temporary tracks allowed on Texas Street for Western Pacific excavation linked by the name only, not checked
- Santa Fe Railway asks to run a railroad on Spear Street
- Ordinance granting the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company a revocable permit for spur tracks on Spear street. linked by the name only, not checked
- United Railroads offered $25,500 to settle its 1905 gross receipts percentage owed the city, and the resolution was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Bay View Land Company's deed opens three new avenues south linked by the name only, not checked
- Western Pacific Railway Company granted a 50-year franchise to build and operate a railroad in San Francisco. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board accepted United Railroads' amended statement and ordered $24,301.80 deposited in the city Treasury for 1907 receipts. linked by the name only, not checked
- Parkside Transit Company was granted a 25-year franchise to build and run a railroad along Nineteenth Avenue and nearby streets. linked by the name only, not checked
- A street railroad franchise for Parkside Transit Company on Twentieth Avenue and W Street was passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Interior Secretary reinstates San Francisco's application for Hetch Hetchy reservoir rights inside Yosemite National Park. linked by the name only, not checked
- Bill 271 to grant the Western Pacific Railway a fifty-year franchise for a steam railroad through the Potrero was sent to print. linked by the name only, not checked
- Crocker Estate Company bid to buy $181,200 of 1904 sewer bonds to fund main sewers in Amazon, Glen Park and Parkside districts. linked by the name only, not checked
- Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe allowed tracks on Spear Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Macdonough Estate Company wins a twenty-year lease on Bush Street
- Macdonough Estate Company was awarded a 20-year lease of a Fire Department lot on Bush Street at $10 monthly.
- Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe allowed tracks on Spear Street
- $15,000 offer accepted for land beside the Horace Mann school
- Board accepts the deed opening three avenues south linked by the name only, not checked
- Santa Fe railway track on Spear Street blocked; mayor's veto upheld
- Western Pacific Railroad allowed to blast tunnels under Arkansas Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Evening Post Publishing Company awarded the city's official advertising contract for April 1908 to April 1909. linked by the name only, not checked
- Louis Goodday urged a street railway franchise for Presidio and Ferries R. R. Co. on Larkin, Vallejo and Franklin streets; referred.
- The Auditor and Treasurer asked that a tax deed issued to the State of California be cancelled; referred to Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor is urged to press Congress to favor the city's application for reservoir sites in Hetch Hetchy Valley. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor authorized to lease the former Harbor Police Station at Meiggs' Wharf to H. H. North for $10 a month.
- Bank of California and others petitioned for a trolley franchise on Larkin, Vallejo and Franklin streets, referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Parkside Realty Company deeded a 70-foot strip for Parkside Boulevard to public use; referred to the Streets Committee.
- Parkside Realty land to become Sloat Boulevard to the Great Highway linked by the name only, not checked
- Crane Company gets a rail spur on Second Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Parkside Realty land to become Sloat Boulevard to the Great Highway linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisor Giannini proposes barring new overhead trolley permits on Market Street unless United Railroads and Sutter Street Railway pay $1000 monthly.
- Parkside Realty's land accepted and named Sloat Boulevard linked by the name only, not checked
- Presidio and Ferries Railroad allowed temporary tracks on Larkin and Vallejo
- Franchise sold to the Presidio and Ferries Railroad Company linked by the name only, not checked
- The Recorder was authorized to cancel a tax deed erroneously issued to the State of California for one property. linked by the name only, not checked
- Vote recorded on an ordinance, sixteen supervisors in favor
- Board referred the United Railroads' unpaid 1906 franchise percentages, about $5,050 short, to the City Attorney for collection. linked by the name only, not checked
- Santa Fe Railway allowed a spur track on Q Street
- Santa Fe Railway allowed a spur track on Q Street linked by the name only, not checked
- San Francisco and Fresno Land Company gives land for a sewer
- Ocean Shore Railway gives land to open Worcester and Palmetto avenues linked by the name only, not checked
- Ocean Shore Railway gives land to open Worcester and Palmetto avenues linked by the name only, not checked
- San Francisco and Fresno Land Company gives land for a sewer
- German Savings and Loan allowed steam pipes under California Street
- Final passage of a railroad franchise bill for Presidio and Ferries Railroad on Larkin, Vallejo and Franklin Streets was laid over one week.
- Harrelson-Grau allowed to blast at Second and Brannan streets
- Presidio and Ferries Railroad Company granted a franchise to lay track along Larkin, Vallejo and Franklin Streets.
- Presidio and Ferries Railroad to lay trolley tracks on Gough Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Presidio and Ferries Railroad allowed trolley tracks on Gough Street
- Spring Valley Water Company refused to submit an offer to sell its plant to the City, and the letter was filed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Bill 677 for a city water supply from Hetch Hetchy and Lake Eleanor, with a $40,000 County Line Water Company purchase, passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- United Railroads filed an amended 1907 statement of percentages owed the city; accepting it is pending. linked by the name only, not checked
- A resolution adopted with no subject on this page
- Sutter Street Railway offered a four-month trolley permit at $250 monthly
- California Street Cable Railroad owes the city $344.78 in franchise fees linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution 2950 declares the November 12, 1908 bond election result approving a municipal water supply from Lake Eleanor. linked by the name only, not checked
- Old Broadway Police Station rented to immigration officers for $10 monthly linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution would accept Western Pacific Railway's offer to sell a school lot near Connecticut and Twentieth streets for $16,500. linked by the name only, not checked
- Bids for Water Supply Bonds, ranging from $240,840 to $243,050 for the whole issue, were opened and referred to committee.
- A street railway franchise including a tunnel was adopted, with construction-cost, bond and wage conditions.
- A resolution ratifies the city's agreement to buy the County Line Water Company's plant and water works in the Reis Tract.
- Supervisor Giannini's resolution to sell a street railway franchise by sealed bids was passed for printing on April 12, 1909.
- $15,000 for a school lot on Valencia Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed payment of $14,700 to Western Pacific Railroad Company for certain school lands.
- The Board accepted Western Pacific Railway's offer to convey a Connecticut Street lot for $14,700 in school land settlement. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution 3303 is printed here, but its text and outcome continue on the next page.
- Secretary Garfield's opinion granted San Francisco a right of way to dam Hetch Hetchy Valley for its water supply.
- Immigration officers rent the old Broadway Police Station for $10 monthly linked by the name only, not checked
- Permission to build and operate a railway spur track sought by Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe; outcome continues on next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Geary Street railway's receipts statements for September through November accepted
- Morris and Company proposed a spur track across Pacific Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Morris and Company allowed a spur track across Pacific Street linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board repealed the Western Pacific Railway Company's blasting permit for grading, since all the work had been completed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor forwarded a Richmond District petition to bar steam power on the Ocean Shore Railroad; referred to committee.
- Board ordered sealed bids for a street railroad franchise, with bids due by June 21, 1909. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance proposed granting the Felton Company permission to lay a spur track. linked by the name only, not checked
- Crocker Estate Co. allowed an oil tank on Post Street
- June 24 vote called on bonds for the Geary Street railway linked by the name only, not checked
- Board ordered Sanitary Reduction Works' $828.04 gross receipts check deposited with the Treasurer, with no further claim by the City.
- Ruffino & Bianchi to lease back city land on Bryant Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Geary Street, Park and Ocean Railroad pays the city $884.48 for May
- Southern Pacific proposed four spur tracks crossing King and Berry Streets
- F. Rolandi won the auction lease of the Broadway Jail lot for twenty years, filing a $500 bond.
- Frank D. Stringham submitted a bid and $10,000 bond for a 25-year Stockton Street railway franchise.
- Lease bid for Brenham Place lot turned down
- Old North Beach Police Station leased to the Commissioner of Immigration
- A. O. Steward won the auction lease of the Brenham Place lot for twenty years at $28 a month.
- Southern Pacific allowed four spur tracks crossing King and Berry Streets
- Notice given of a lease of the Broadway property linked by the name only, not checked
- United Railroads offered to pay $50,000 toward a Mission Street viaduct, but only once the work is complete; referred to committee.
- Santa Fe Railway proposed a spur track on Illinois Street
- The proposed $40,000 purchase of the County Line Water Company's works was referred to Public Utilities and Health committees for water analysis.
- Santa Fe Railway allowed a spur track on Illinois Street
- G. H. Umbsen & Company offers to sell a Gough Street lot near Sutter Street for school use at $100,000; referred. linked by the name only, not checked
- Spur track proposed for the Santa Fe Railway on Alameda Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Board of Public Works proposed accepting a sewer right-of-way easement from Southern Pacific Company for Channel Street; referred to the Street Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepts a Southern Pacific easement for the Channel Street sewer
- The Public Utilities Committee recommends the City buy the County Line Water Company's works for $40,000 to keep a community's water supply. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed acceptance of a Southern Pacific Company deed of lots in block 305 as a right of way. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific's deed accepted for a right of way linked by the name only, not checked
- Enterprise Foundry Co. gets a spur track on Florida Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution sets aside $30,000 from the General Fund to complete purchase of the County Line Water Company plant. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposed authorizing $25,000 payment to Central Trust Company, held in escrow for the County Line Water Company purchase.
- Agreement to buy property from County Line Water Company for $20,000 plus a $5,000 deposit was passed for printing.
- Albert Meyer bid $65,000 par for Sixth Series sewer bonds and the proposal was referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Albert Meyer wins the bid for the city's sewer bonds linked by the name only, not checked
- Western Pacific Railway allowed spur tracks in the city
- Santa Fe and Southern Pacific ask for spur tracks on Sixteenth
- The Board ratified $2,825.72 in bequest interest grants to eight charities, including Children's Hospital and the Salvation Army.
- Board accepts transit companies' passenger receipt statements and orders $177.93 franchise percentage deposited with the Treasurer.
- Board passed final notice of a January 14, 1910 election on $45M water supply bonds and $35M to buy Spring Valley Water Company. linked by the name only, not checked
- Thomas W. Forsyth's bid for a 25-year Parnassus Avenue street railway franchise was referred to the Public Utilities Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Tax Collector ordered to issue an amended tax deed to the State correcting one property's lot number. linked by the name only, not checked
- City buys land for the Harrison Primary School for $10,000 linked by the name only, not checked
- Contra Costa Construction to blast along the Bay View sewer line linked by the name only, not checked
- The $100 from Robinson and Windel bequest funds given to the Board of Health is repealed and given to the Mayor instead.
- $10,000 to Bay View Land Company for the school lot linked by the name only, not checked
- Healy-Tibbitts allowed to blast on the Olympic Club site
- Bonds of $45.0M authorized to build a municipal water supply from Lake Eleanor and the Tuolumne River. linked by the name only, not checked
- Swift & Company allowed a spur track crossing Davis Street linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepts Crocker Estate land for streets in Glen Park Terrace linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposed to install telephones; its text continues on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Crocker Estate Company deeds land for opening streets in Glen Park linked by the name only, not checked
- Board took up a bill to buy Lake Eleanor water rights and lands in Tuolumne County for $400,000. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Evening Post was proposed as the city's official newspaper for one year from April 1, 1910, passed for printing.
- Geary Street railroad reports its January and February fare receipts
- Geary Street railroad fare share of $803 accepted
- City accepts the Geary Street railroad's report of April fares
- Southern Pacific to let a city sewer cross its tracks linked by the name only, not checked
- An ordinance to accept sewer rights of way from the Southern Pacific Company is before the Board on motion of McLaughlin.
- W. P. Fuller and Company's Bryant Street lease extended another year
- Southern Pacific to let a city sewer cross its tracks linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific grants room for a sewer under its tracks linked by the name only, not checked
- Geary Street, Park and Ocean Railroad's June fare receipts accepted linked by the name only, not checked
- Sperry Flour Company to be paid $8,200 for Commercial Street land
- Sperry Flour's Commercial Street leasehold accepted for $8,200 linked by the name only, not checked
- Sperry Flour Company to be paid $8,200 for Commercial Street land linked by the name only, not checked
- City to execute a quit claim deed for Jamestown avenue right of way once Bay View Land Company deeds its land. linked by the name only, not checked
- Four improvement clubs protest the Ocean Shore Railroad's franchise extension linked by the name only, not checked
- San Francisco Gas and Electric allowed an Illinois Street spur track
- The Board adopted a resolution authorizing the Mayor to lease the old North Beach Police Station building at Meiggs Wharf to U.S. immigration commissioners for $10 monthly. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ames-Harris-Neville allowed a steam pipe under Potrero Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Raisch Improvement Company allowed to blast on Fourth Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- United Railroads reports gross receipts owed to the city linked by the name only, not checked
- Arguello Boulevard Improvement Club protests extension of the Ocean Shore Railroad franchise in the Richmond District; referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Geary railroad's $721.14 fare share for August accepted
- Western Pacific Railroad's franchise bill for seawall lots 20, 21 and 22 was introduced by Pugh and sent back to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Western Pacific Railroad's franchise bill for Seawall Lot No. 7 was introduced by Pugh and sent back to the Public Utilities Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Bay View Land Company deed offered to open Jamestown Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Land to be swapped with Bay View Land Company for Jamestown Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Raisch Improvement Company given 90 more days on Mission Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Board accepted United Railroads' Parkside Transit receipts and ordered $242.48 paid to the city as franchise percentage. linked by the name only, not checked
- Crocker Estate Company's sewer easement in Glen Park to be accepted linked by the name only, not checked
- Land swapped with Bay View Land Company to extend Jamestown Avenue
- Geary Street Railroad's $772.35 payment on September fares accepted linked by the name only, not checked
- Deed accepted from Bay View Land Company to open Jamestown Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Crocker Estate Company deed accepted for a Glen Park sewer line linked by the name only, not checked
- Geary streetcar company's October fare payment to city accepted
- Gas and Electric Company allowed forty flaming arcs on Mission Street
- City Street Improvement Company given 60 more days on Larkin Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Joseph B. Ruegg's $7.50 bid for a California Street lot rejected
- B. Davidow leases a Jackson Street lot for $10 a month linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific Company granted permission to build three spur tracks across Vallejo Street between Front and Davis. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board accepted a Southern Pacific easement for a foot bridge over the railroad tracks at Fairmount Street.
- Ordinance accepting a Spring Valley Water Company sewer easement for the Glen Park sewer passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board authorized its Public Utilities Committee to take up the option on Cherry Creek lands and water rights for Hetch Hetchy.
- Statement of Geary Street, Park and Ocean Railroad gross passenger fare receipts for July to September 1911 is before the Board.
- Proposed resolution would accept Cherry Creek properties from Tuolumne Water Supply Company for $652,000.
- Resolution granting Federal Construction Company sixty more days to finish North Point Main sewer Section F. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance for a Spring Valley Water Company sewer right of way across Lake Merced Rancho passed for printing.
- Ordinance accepting Spring Valley Water Company's sewer easement across Lobos Creek property was passed for printing.
- Mayor authorized to accept a deed to Cherry Creek water lands from Tuolumne Water Supply Company for $652,000. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sperry Flour Company's offer to sell its Commercial Street leasehold for $6000 accepted for Fire Department use. linked by the name only, not checked
- Bay Cities Home Telephone Company's $250,000 franchise performance bond was approved and an earlier 1906 bond was cancelled.
- A resolution to accept Mary's Help Hospital's offer to sell land at Jefferson and Jones Streets for $25,000 for a railway power house.
- Offer by Mary's Help Hospital to sell Jefferson Street land for $2,500 for the Geary Street railway was put off one week.
- Southern Pacific's deed of easement for a foot bridge over its tracks at Fairmount Street was passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Boston Investment Company's sewer easement along Twenty-second Avenue was passed for printing, pending final approval. linked by the name only, not checked
- A City crude oil storage tank of up to 1,505 gallons is proposed on Grattan Street; the vote continues on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board ordered the City Attorney to sue Western Pacific Railway to recover $3,439 owed for the Division Street sewer.
- The Southern Pacific Company's easement for a city sewer right of way along Mendell Street between Williams and Yosemite Avenues was approved and accepted.
- Ordinance accepting a deed from Parkside Realty Company to extend Thirty-fourth Avenue was passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Crocker Estate Company's land for opening several streets was proposed for acceptance and passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Southern Pacific Company's deed of easement for the Sunnyside Sewer under its tracks at Jarnac Street was accepted. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance accepting a deed from the Crocker Estate Company for opening several avenues was finally passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance accepting a sewer right of way deed from the Crocker Estate Company was finally passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Presidio and Ferries Railroad's 1911 fare statements were accepted and it was directed to deposit $301.80 owed to the city.
- United Railroads, as lessee of the Gough Street Railroad, was directed to deposit $86.39 owed to the city on 1911 fares.
- A sewer right of way deeded by the Crocker Estate Company was proposed for acceptance and passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Bill granting the Santa Fe Railway a revocable spur track permit on Quint Street was passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Chadwick & Sykes sought permission to blast for grading at the former Risdon Iron Works site. linked by the name only, not checked
- Geary Street, Park and Ocean Railroad's January 1911 fare statement accepted; $684.71 due the City placed in General Fund. linked by the name only, not checked
- Passenger fare statement of the Presidio and Ferries Railroad for April to June 1911 accepted and $283.78 ordered paid to the City.
- United Railroads' Parkside Transit fare receipts accepted; $242.97 owed to the city ordered deposited.
- The Board of Education was granted a former fire lot on Hayes Street to enlarge the Denman Grammar School site. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sale of land from Mary's Help Hospital to the city for a Geary Street railway power house for $25,000 was laid over one week.
- Southern Pacific Company's sewer easement under its tracks at Jarnac Street was passed for printing, proposed for city acceptance.
- Southern Pacific companies proposed granting the City an easement for a sewer right of way between Richland Avenue and Miguel Street; passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Presidio and Ferries Railroad's $272.35 fare-receipts payment accepted and ordered deposited in the General Fund. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Mayor was authorized to lease the Old North Beach Police Station to the Commissioner of Immigration for ten dollars a month. linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepts $12,500 offer from Sperry Flour Company for Sacramento Street land for a Fire Department site. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board authorised an agreement giving the city a sewer right of way across Lake Merced Rancho from Spring Valley Water Company.
- Board accepted an easement from Spring Valley Water Company for a Glen Park sewer through Mission and Thirtieth Streets lots. linked by the name only, not checked
- Spring Valley Water Company's easement for a sewer right of way through its Lobos Creek land was approved.
- An ordinance accepting a Southern Pacific Company sewer easement on Mendell Street was passed for printing.
- The city accepted a sewer right-of-way easement from Boston Investment Company along Twenty-second Avenue. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific Company transmitted an easement for a bridge between Richland avenue and Miguel street, referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Tuolumne Water Supply Company and Sierra Ditch and Water Company offered agreements and deeds for water supply lands; referred to the Streets Committee.
- Mary's Help Hospital was paid $25,000 for land on Jefferson Street for the Geary Street railway power house.
- Board of Public Works asked that the Ocean Shore Railroad's spur track privilege through the Howell Estate be revoked, referred to committee.
- Payment of $652,000 to Tuolumne Water Supply Company for Cherry Creek lands and water rights was laid over one week. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Works reports on ordinances granting Western Pacific Railway Company franchises across certain sea wall lots in the city. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Works transmits Spring Valley Water Company's easement for a sewer across its Lobos Creek properties between Twenty-first and Twenty-second avenues. linked by the name only, not checked
- Library Trustees asked to check whether Andrew Carnegie's $750,000 offer for a city library is still open.
- Ordinance declaring the public need to acquire Spring Valley Water Company properties for the Lake Eleanor-Tuolumne water system was passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance would issue five million dollars in city bonds for the Panama Pacific International Exposition.
- Supervisor George Gallagher proposed charging persons and firms occupying closed streets one dollar a month per lineal foot; referred to Streets Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance proposed to issue five million dollars in exposition bonds for the Panama Pacific International Exposition. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed: City Attorney to advise on protecting city rights in Home Telephone sale to Pacific Telephone.
- Proposed charter amendment would let the Board close streets and govern buildings on the Panama-Pacific Exposition site, and transfer Lobos Square. linked by the name only, not checked
- Payments from city bond and general funds to suppliers, land sellers and institutions for schools, hospitals, water studies and streets are proposed; vote not printed.
- City takes a sewer right of way at Tara Street linked by the name only, not checked
- $22,000 paid to Cornelia M. Stafford for Grant School land
- Ordinance proposed to accept a Southern Pacific Company easement for a sewer at Tara Street and Ocean Avenue. linked by the name only, not checked
- Leasehold on Commercial Street bought for the Fire Department linked by the name only, not checked
- Lot on Sacramento Street bought for the Fire Department linked by the name only, not checked
- A resolution granting the City permission to store and use oil was moved; outcome continues on the next page.
- The Board is accepting California Street Cable Railroad's passenger receipts statement and the City's $2,000.42 percentage due.
- Santa Fe Railway given a spur track permit on Quint Street linked by the name only, not checked
- City takes over the roadways of Dolores Street and Geary Street linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board denied the petition of Bay Cities Home Telephone Company to sell its physical properties to Pacific Telephone and Telegraph. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board instructed the City Attorney to sue Pacific Telephone and Bay Cities Home Telephone over the disputed transfer of telephone properties.
- Southern Pacific grants a sewer right of way under Bosworth Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Four Tuolumne County reservoir sites designated for the Lake Eleanor water supply; mayor authorised to apply for federal permission.
- Five million dollars in Exposition bonds approved for the Panama Pacific International Exposition, repaid through annual city tax levies.
- Presidio and Ferries Railroad Company ordered to deposit $602.74 in the General Fund for street railroad fares.
- Storrie & Company allowed to blast on Sansome Street near Broadway linked by the name only, not checked
- Board requested the Panama-Pacific Exposition Company set aside $1 million for a Civic Center auditorium. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ocean Shore Railroad gets a spur track to the garbage incinerator
- Protests against the Stockton Street tunnel have all been heard
- J. N. Copus seeks to keep his twelve-horse stable on Lawton
- Southern Pacific gives a sewer right of way at Tara Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Pacific Gas and Electric may replace ten Panhandle lights with twenty-one
- Many named San Francisco streets were temporarily closed and granted to the Panama-Pacific Exposition Company until December 1916.
- Proposal to reject Andrew Carnegie's $750,000 library gift and repeal Ordinance 336 was refused adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific gives a sewer right of way at Tara Street linked by the name only, not checked
- City takes over new roadways on Geary and Broderick streets linked by the name only, not checked
- Crocker Estate Company gives land to extend Bosworth Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Official map of Glen Park Terrace's second addition to be adopted linked by the name only, not checked
- Official map of Glen Park Terrace's second addition to be adopted linked by the name only, not checked
- Offer by W. T. Worthington to sell Glen Park lots for $1,175 for a Fire Department site was laid over again.
- City buys Glen Park lots for Fire Department use
- Mayor authorized to lease the old Harbor Police Station at Meiggs Wharf to the United States for $10 a month. linked by the name only, not checked
- Crocker Estate Company gives land to extend Bosworth Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Official map of Glen Park Terrace's second addition to be adopted linked by the name only, not checked
- Crocker Estate offers Glen Park Terrace lots for Fire Department use
- W. T. Worthington sells Glen Park Terrace lots for $1,175
- Crocker Estate Company gives land to extend Bosworth Street linked by the name only, not checked
- $1,175 Glen Park lot purchase for Fire Department approved
- Crocker Estate land for Glen Park drainage accepted linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board awarded the City Hall-Civic Center bond sale to the Bank of California for $329,936.60 plus accrued interest. linked by the name only, not checked
- Lange Investment Co. sells McAllister Street land for the Civic Center
- Bay View Land Company deeds land for Ignacio Avenue
- Bay View Land Company deeds land for Ignacio Avenue
- Board allowed a $28,426.34 payment to Lange Investment Co. for a lot on McAllister Street near Larkin Street.
- Crocker Estate Company deeds land for streets in the Crocker-Amazon Tract linked by the name only, not checked
- Joseph Hagan wins the lease of the Brenham Place lot
- Statement of United Railroads' franchise percentage of $409.93 was submitted; outcome continues on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- United Railroads files receipts from the Gough Street line linked by the name only, not checked
- Deed offered by Residential Development Company to open Ocean Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Deed from Residential Development Company to open Ocean Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Board considers accepting the Sullivan Estate Company's offer to sell land in Western Addition Block 67 for $18,014.13.
- Deed from Residential Development Company to open Corbett Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- $40,000 set aside for December street paving and repairs linked by the name only, not checked
- City buys Civic Center land at Van Ness and Grove linked by the name only, not checked
- Deed accepted from Residential Development Company to open Ocean Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Bakewell & Brown paid $10,000 for the new City Hall plans linked by the name only, not checked
- Deed accepted from Residential Development Company to open Corbett Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Union Iron Works to build twenty-three of the city's new streetcars linked by the name only, not checked
- The city adopted an amended agreement to buy the Presidio and Ferries Railroad street railway for $300,000 to $360,000, price set by arbitration. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors adopted a report granting $3,000 to the Co-operative Employment Bureau for relief and shelter of indigent persons. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the City Attorney to advise on the legality of Order No. 2186, a Pacific Telephone franchise.
- Vogelsang's resolution asks the City Attorney to seek a compromise making Pacific Telephone pay the city's 2 percent franchise fee; it was sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisor George Gallagher proposed a fifty-year franchise letting Southern Pacific lay railroad tracks across downtown San Francisco streets.
- Mayor and Clerk authorized to deed closed street portions to Union Trust Company in exchange for new streets.
- Sale of city land in the Relief Home Tract to Walter H. Leimert for $120,000 was confirmed and passed as an ordinance.
- Proposed $125 yearly municipal license for firms erecting patent chimneys in San Francisco; outcome continues on next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific Company's deed granting the city a right to build an overhead foot bridge near Paulding Street is proposed for acceptance.
- Bill 2760 granting Southern Pacific Company rights to build railroad tracks under and across city streets was laid over one week.
- Resolution 10080 repeals an earlier order to deed closed Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth Avenues to Union Trust Company.
- Mayor authorized to sign agreement with Hugo Muller Auto Co. trustees, releasing its Van Ness Avenue leases for $2,202.75.
- Supervisor Payot's bill to let the Musical Association of San Francisco build an opera house in the Civic Center was referred to committee.
- Proposed agreement with Presidio and Ferries Railroad: city would buy its street railway and lease its Gough Street car barn. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific Company's proposed forty-year franchise to build standard-gauge railroad tracks across San Francisco streets was taken up; outcome not shown.
- The City agreed to buy the Presidio and Ferries Railroad Company's streetcar properties for a price set by arbitration between $300,000 and $360,000. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board of Public Works may accept $1,769.18 from American Surety Company after Van Loben Sels failed the North Point sewer contract. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific Company's amended franchise to build and run railroad tracks under and across San Francisco streets for fifty years was proposed.
- Presidio and Ferries Railway granted temporary Drumm Street track permit during Jackson Street sewer work.
- Proposed ordinance amends Section 1 of Ordinance 1650 on the Sealer of Weights and Measures office and its salaries.
- McCarthy's bill amending the Weights and Measures ordinance and setting the Sealer's salary and deputies passed for printing.
- Southern Pacific allowed a fuel oil pipe in Sixteenth Street
- The Presidio and Ferries Railway Company is granted permission for a temporary track; the decision continues on the next page.
- United Railroads owes the city $41,175.93 from 1911 fares linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisor Vogelsang proposed offering $87,000,000 to buy Spring Valley Water Company's properties, excluding Lake Merced lands and other listed items. linked by the name only, not checked
- H. Hatch leased a City lot for 20 years at $12 monthly, subject to Lands and Tunnels Committee approval.
- California Street Cable Railroad pays the city $4,437.73 from fares linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific deeds a sewer right of way in Visitacion Valley linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board adopted a correction of its earlier resolution, setting the Firestone Tire and Rubber Company Civic Center lease settlement at $11,732.75.
- Breeze Investment Company sells City Hall land for $17,700
- Mayor authorized to let Nelson and Anderson stay as tenants of the Hotel Astor at $100 a month.
- Resolution authorizing 1913 payments from bond funds for sewers, a police station, street lighting and Civic Center land was passed for printing.
- Southern Pacific Company's deed granting the city a sewer right of way in Visitacion Valley is accepted.
- City Electric Company allowed to lay underground wires on Howard Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Closed streets to be deeded to the Union Trust Company
- Southern Pacific's Niagara Street sewer deed referred to the City Attorney
- Mayor and Clerk authorized to deed abandoned Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth avenues and Rivera Street to Union Trust Company. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific offers a sewer right of way on Niagara Street linked by the name only, not checked
- A deed authorizing exchange of closed Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth avenues and Rivera Street for new streets was passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sewer right-of-way easement beneath Southern Pacific Company land in Visitacion Valley was approved and accepted by the city.
- Mayor authorized to sign deed granting the city a sewer easement from Southern Pacific Company in Visitacion Valley.
- Parts of Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth avenues and Rivera Street closed
- City accepts Southern Pacific's sewer right of way on Niagara Street
- Board urges Congress to acquire telegraph and telephone systems for a federal network serving local and interstate communication.
- Barber Asphalt Paving Company was granted a ninety-day extension of time, as proposed in Resolution No. 10167.
- Board proposes amending the Southern Pacific Company's track grant linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific Company allowed a steam pipe in Sixteenth Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific gives the city a sewer easement on Ottawa Avenue
- Winton Motor Car Company allowed a garage on Van Ness Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- City Electric Company allowed to lay conduits under Tenth Street
- Board proposes amending the Southern Pacific Company's track grant
- Southern Pacific gives the city a sewer easement along Polk Street
- Treasurer authorized to accept a $2,500 refund from Schweitzer Estate Company for excess Civic Center land. linked by the name only, not checked
- Walter H. Leimert's $120,000 bid for city land in the Relief Home Tract is confirmed and the sale approved. linked by the name only, not checked
- City Electric Company allowed conduits under Montgomery Street to Clay linked by the name only, not checked
- Board approves the map of Clover Heights
- Southern Pacific gives the city a sewer easement on Ottawa Avenue
- Southern Pacific gives the city a sewer easement along Polk Street
- Map proposed of Southern Pacific's line along San Jose Avenue
- Anglo-American Land Company gives land to open Nineteenth and Seward streets
- City Electric Company allowed conduits under Montgomery Street to Clay linked by the name only, not checked
- Winton Motor Car Company offers to sell its Civic Center leasehold interests to the city for $5350. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor authorized to extend W. P. Fuller & Company's lease of the Children's Playground at Seventh and Bryant Streets for one year. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific offered a fifty-year right to cross city streets
- Master electricians and electrical contractors must pay a $50 yearly license fee to work in San Francisco. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific to light corners along Townsend and King streets linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance confirming sale of city-owned Relief Home Tract land to Walter H. Leimert for $120,000 passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Voters to decide on $3.5M of bonds for municipal streetcars linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific Company's deed of easement for extending Santa Rosa Avenue is before the Board. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific gives a right of way for Santa Rosa Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific Company's railroad franchise was amended to change its sidetrack and spur track rights in San Francisco. linked by the name only, not checked
- City Electric Company allowed eight temporary poles on Kansas Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific Company's proposed spur track across Alameda and Fifteenth streets was introduced and referred to the City Engineer.
- Southern Pacific allowed a spur track across Florida Street
- City buys Breeze Investment Company's City Hall lot for $26,325
- Ordinance accepting a sewer right-of-way deed from Crocker Estate Company in Visitacion Valley was referred to the City Attorney.
- Southern Pacific Company given a spur track crossing Fifteenth Street
- Proposed ordinance accepting a sewer right-of-way easement from Crocker Estate Company for the Visitacion Valley sewer.
- Acceptance of a sewer right-of-way deed from Crocker Estate Company in Visitacion Valley proposed.
- Southern Pacific Company's railroad franchise near its Third and Townsend depot was adopted by the Board.
- The Board asked the City Attorney to advise whether Order No. 2186, a Pacific Telephone franchise, is legal.
- $3.5M in bonds for city streetcar lines to the Exposition linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific railroad franchise bill was laid over one week, and a switching-charge amendment was sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Pacific Gas & Electric Company would be permitted to install gas electroliers on Fell Street between Baker and Stanyan streets.
- Southern Pacific land for a bridge sent to the City Attorney linked by the name only, not checked
- Pacific Gas and Electric allowed new poles on Wisconsin Street
- Southern Pacific Company's franchise to build and run railroad tracks across city streets was again laid over one week.
- Boston Investment Company gives land to open Shore View Avenue
- City to deed part of Thirty-seventh Avenue to Boston Investment Company linked by the name only, not checked
- United Railroads reports the city's share of its 1912 receipts
- Franchise bill granting Southern Pacific Company rights to build railroad tracks under city streets was laid over one week.
- Pacific Gas and Electric allowed new poles on Forty-first Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Two motor ambulances to be bought from Winton and Velie linked by the name only, not checked
- Acceptance of an $850,000 gift from the Musical Association for an opera house in Civic Center was laid over one week. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific gives land for a bridge near Paulding Street
- Civic Center block set aside for an opera house
- A franchise to build and operate Southern Pacific Company railroad tracks under city streets was passed for printing.
- Board laid over for one week the ordinance accepting an $850,000 gift from the Musical Association for a Civic Center opera house.
- Boston Investment Company gives land to open Shore View Avenue
- Board considers accepting an $850,000 gift from the Musical Association for an opera house in Civic Center; amendments proposed.
- Southern Pacific to be granted tracks across certain city streets
- Mayor vetoed the ordinance accepting an $850,000 Musical Association gift for a Civic Center opera house; sent to committee.
- Murphy amended the agreement for the city to buy Presidio and Ferries Railroad's street railway properties, which passed 11 ayes.
- Presidio and Ferries Railroad leased city land at Gough Street
- A grant to the Southern Pacific Company to build and operate standard-gauge railroad tracks under city streets is proposed.
- The Mayor's veto of the Municipal Opera House ordinance was sustained after the Board failed to pass it over the veto. linked by the name only, not checked
- A franchise for Southern Pacific Company to build and operate railroad tracks across city streets was laid over one week. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific franchise bill to lay railroad tracks in city streets was removed from the calendar for ninety days.
- Southern Pacific Company's forty-year railroad track franchise across downtown San Francisco streets was passed for printing as amended. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution to widen San Bruno Avenue was moved by Supervisor McCarthy; the outcome is not shown on this page.
- A spur track permit for the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad was proposed; its outcome is not shown on this page.
- Committee recommended indefinitely postponing Supervisor Walsh's ordinance to repeal the Home Telephone franchise after its sale was confirmed.
- Bill proposes granting Southern Pacific Railroad a forty-year right to build and operate downtown terminal tracks across city streets.
- Southern Pacific Company's railroad track franchise amendments carried, with street repair duties added; final passage continues on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board sends a proposed deed exchanging city land at Polk and McAllister for a State-owned Civic Center lot to print.
- Board accepted a 1914 Union Trust Company deed giving the city several lots near Quintara Street and Forest Hill.
- Southern Pacific franchise for a new terminal was laid over one week after Supervisors demanded changes.
- An amendment to the Southern Pacific Company franchise for city streets was referred to the Public Utilities Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- City Attorney authorized to accept $20,668.50 from County Clerk Mulcrevy and release naturalization fee claims. linked by the name only, not checked
- Presidio and Ferries Railroad stockholders approved selling all its street railway properties to the City and County. linked by the name only, not checked
- Revocable permit proposed for Southern Pacific Company to build and maintain a spur track.
- Southern Pacific allowed three spur tracks across Division Street
- City Electric Company allowed three poles on Divisadero Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Board laid over the Southern Pacific Company terminal railroad franchise bill for one week.
- City Street Improvement given more time on Lawton and Balboa streets linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific's terminal railroad track franchise was laid over one week, with no decision yet on the grant.
- Blanchard-Brown Company given 30 more days on Geary Street linked by the name only, not checked
- The city accepted a $246.07 gift from William and Mira Halter to be spent by the Board of Health for the Tuberculosis Hospital.
- Southern Pacific to lay Townsend Street tracks flush with the street
- Southern Pacific to build retaining walls in the Bernal cut linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor to sign a deal for Southern Pacific's Bernal Cut land linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance grants the Southern Pacific Company a franchise to lay and maintain railroad tracks on city streets, including Townsend Street.
- Street levels set on Steuben Street between Augusta and Helena Streets
- Proposed ordinance would grant Southern Pacific Company forty-year rights to build railroad tracks across downtown San Francisco streets. linked by the name only, not checked
- Union Trust Company gives land to open Yosemite and Mendosa Avenues
- Southern Pacific granted the right to run tracks across city streets
- Crocker Estate Company gives land for streets in the Amazon Tract
- Crocker Estate Company gives land for streets in the Amazon Tract
- Appropriation of $4,500 proposed for buying land from Spring Valley Water Company and two others for Park-Presidio Boulevard. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific Company was granted a franchise to build and operate railroad tracks along city streets.
- City Electric Company allowed to put up poles on Tenth Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Board approved $262,332.67 final payment to Presidio and Ferries Railroad Company for properties needed to extend the Municipal Railway. linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepts $4,500 offer from Spring Valley Water Company and two others for land for Park-Presidio Boulevard. linked by the name only, not checked
- Tubbs Cordage Company allowed tracks to reach its Kentucky Street property
- Spring Valley Water Company to sell the city land for $4,500 linked by the name only, not checked
- Board appropriated $4,500 from the General Fund to buy land from Spring Valley Water Company and two owners.
- Tubbs Cordage Company allowed tracks to reach its Kentucky Street property
- Blanchard-Brown Company allowed to blast between Connecticut and Arkansas streets linked by the name only, not checked
- Spring Valley Water Company gives a sewer path along Ocean Avenue
- Resolution proposes accepting Boston Investment Company's $14,500 offer to sell boulevard land in the Baker's Beach tract.
- Spring Valley Water Company gives a sewer path along Ocean Avenue
- City proposed buying Lyon & Hoag subdivision lots on Thirty-second avenue from Boston Investment Co. for a boulevard; passed for printing.
- Board approved buying properties from Boston Investment Company in Baker's Beach for $14,500 for a boulevard. linked by the name only, not checked
- Spring Valley Water Company gives a sewer path along Ocean Avenue
- Julius Heyman's rent at 1160 Market Street raised to $1,000 monthly
- Owen McHugh allowed to blast on Plymouth Avenue at Lake View linked by the name only, not checked
- Last $202.65 paid for the Presidio and Ferries Railroad property
- Anglo-American Land Company offers land to extend Yukon Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific Company formally accepted Ordinance 2683, its franchise for railroad tracks near Third and Townsend streets.
- Resolution proposed to remit penalties on unpaid Twin Peaks Ridge tunnel assessments owed by four property owners. linked by the name only, not checked
- Meiggs Wharf police station rented to immigration officers for $10 monthly
- Land added to Mountain Lake Park and Fourteenth Avenue extended linked by the name only, not checked
- Temporary track for Daniel O'Day proposed on Mariposa Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden get a spur track along Beale Street
- Daniel O'Day Company allowed a spur track on Mariposa Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Land added to Mountain Lake Park and Fourteenth Avenue extended
- Union Iron Works allowed a sawdust pipe across Twentieth Street
- City to swap land with the State at Polk and Fulton linked by the name only, not checked
- Flinn & Treacy allowed to blast rock on Upper Terrace linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance to accept land deed from five owners for opening Corbett Avenue as a public street was referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board considers Henry Peters' offer to sell land for $2,500 for the Twin Peaks Tunnel. linked by the name only, not checked
- Part of Corbett Avenue deeded to the city by its owners linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor's sale of city land in Mission Creek district to F. E. Knowles for $36,000 passed for printing, awaiting confirmation.
- John H. Spring and others give land for a new public street
- A closing clause with no subject on this page linked by the name only, not checked
- J. A. Folger & Company allowed a spur track on Spear Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Colombo Market allowed one hundred twenty-eight horses at 121 Clark Street
- Resolution authorizes the Mayor and Clerk to execute deeds from Residential Development Company and others for Corbett Avenue realignment.
- J. A. Folger & Company allowed a spur track on Spear Street linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board confirmed the $36,000 sale of Mission Block land to F. E. Knowles and directed a deed be issued.
- Board confirmed the Mayor's $36,000 sale of city land on Tenth Street to F. E. Knowles, finally passed as an ordinance.
- United Railroads' statement showing $44,379.06 owed to the city for 1913 street fares was approved and accepted. linked by the name only, not checked
- Thomas R. Keenan rents city land on Jefferson Street for boatbuilding linked by the name only, not checked
- Board adopted a committee report recommending a compromise with Pacific Telephone over the Home Telephone franchise, bringing the City about $2.5 million.
- Resolution proposes the City consent to transfer of the Home Telephone franchise to Pacific Telephone, settling pending litigation over the sale. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sale of the Home Telephone Company to Pacific Telephone put forward linked by the name only, not checked
- The city ratified the sale of Home Telephone Company properties and its franchise to Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company. linked by the name only, not checked
- Symon Bros. to remove a frame building behind 30 Collingwood Street linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board asked the City Engineer to survey lands offered by the Crocker Estate and others for Bay View Park and boulevard. linked by the name only, not checked
- The State Railroad Commission set a December 24, 1914 hearing on transferring Bay Cities Home Telephone's franchise; referred to City Attorney. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mistake corrected in a street agreement at San Bruno Road
- City Attorney's supplemental offers for Bay View park lands were referred to the Lands and Tunnels Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Standard Oil takes over four National Supply filling stations linked by the name only, not checked
- Shell Company allowed to lay oil pipes on Illinois Street
- Standard Oil allowed a filling station at Valencia and Seventeenth streets
- Board accepted land offered by Crocker Estate, Bay View Land Company and Henry Crane for a Bay View park and boulevards. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor authorized to execute corrected agreement with Crocker Estate Company for dedicating land to straighten San Bruno Avenue. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance on a portion of Corbett avenue deeded to the City by Residential Development Company was passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor authorized to deed a Civic Center block bounded by McAllister, Polk, Redwood and Larkin streets to the State.
- City Attorney transmits documents for the Bay Cities telephone franchise sale to Pacific Telephone, pending Board approval of a resolution.
- Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company would pay the city two percent of its gross San Francisco telephone receipts under a proposed agreement.
- Ordinance proposed to repeal a 1914 spur track permit granted to Dunham, Carrigan &; outcome not on this page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Spring Valley Water Company stockholders were asked to consent to selling its water properties to San Francisco for $34,500,000. linked by the name only, not checked
- Vote recorded, 16 ayes, on a resolution authorizing the City's federal applications for the municipal water supply tunnel.
- Voters rejected the city's $34.5M purchase of Spring Valley Water Company properties, 39,975 for and 33,518 against, failing the two-thirds requirement.
- Resolution 11885, presented by Supervisor Jennings, proposes adopting a Hetch Hetchy road location and applying for federal rights of way. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisor Jennings's dog licence ordinance, Bill No. 3593, passed for printing, proposing a $1.50 annual licence per dog. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board resolution holds that Ordinance 2261 lets the Panama-Pacific Exposition Company use property outside its fence.
- United Railroads to reroute its cars over the Third Street bridge linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor to trade city land with the State at Civic Center
- Cars to be rerouted over the Third Street bridge
- City tide land sold to F. W. Leis for $2,000
- City tide land sold to F. W. Leis for $2,000
- United Railroads and Spring Valley give $15,000 each toward Sloat Boulevard linked by the name only, not checked
- Louis Toy to be paid $2,000 for his flooded truck garden
- Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden allowed a spur track on Beale Street
- Spring Valley Water Company gives land to widen Ocean Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- R. C. Cottingham allowed a garage behind 1737 Sutter Street
- Spring Valley Water Company gives land to widen Ocean Avenue
- Associated Oil takes over the filling station on Ocean Avenue
- Santa Fe Railway allowed a spur track on Illinois Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance proposed to accept a deed from Anglo-American Land Company for sewer land in Clover Heights.
- Associated Oil takes over the filling station on Ocean Avenue
- A bill to confirm F. E. Knowles's $36,000 purchase of city land near Tenth Street passed for printing.
- Old Mission Creek land sold to F. E. Knowles for $36,000
- Old Mission Creek land sold to F. E. Knowles for $36,000
- Spring Valley Water Company's land accepted for Lincoln Boulevard
- Sperry Flour Company sought permission to lay a spur track connecting with the Belt Line Railroad.
- Spring Valley Water Company to give land for Lincoln Boulevard
- Santa Fe Railway to put a wagon scale on Bryant Street
- Blasting allowed for grading Madrid Street between France and Amazon linked by the name only, not checked
- Bay View Land Company and Crocker Estate give the city land
- Mayor may lease the old Harbor Police Station for $10 monthly linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board accepted Wells Fargo and Company's offer to sell land adjoining the Twin Peaks Reservoir site for $13,740. linked by the name only, not checked
- Park Commissioners asked the Board to accept Sharp Ranch and $89,000 in gold as settlement of Honora Sharp's bequest for a Golden Gate Park gate; referred. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Park Commissioners asked the Board to accept Sharp Ranch and $89,000 in gold for a Golden Gate Park memorial gate; referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Telephone Rates Committee proposed an ordinance fixing telephone rates for 1915-1916; it was read and laid over one week.
- Foster-Vogt Company allowed blasting at Fourth and Parnassus avenues
- Board set aside $13,140 to pay Wells Fargo and Company for lands adjoining the Twin Peaks Reservoir site. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisor Gallagher proposed a resolution to settle the city's $10,000 claim for India Basin land under state condemnation.
- Board of Supervisors resolved to settle the city's India Basin land claim with the State for $10,000.
- United Railroads owes the city $43,640.64 from 1914 fares
- City proposes settling its claim with the State for $10,000 over land and streets in India Basin under condemnation.
- Supervisor Gallagher proposed the City accept $10,000 from the State for condemned India Basin blocks and streets.
- City accepts Southern Pacific land at Railroad and San Bruno Avenues linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific allowed two spur tracks across Gale and Townsend streets linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific allowed two spur tracks across Gale and Townsend streets linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution ratifying a stipulation to protect Stanislaus National Forest for the Hetch Hetchy water road. linked by the name only, not checked
- J. G. Walker Company's land accepted to widen San Bruno Avenue
- Mayor and Clerk authorized to deed Ocean Shore Railroad a 30-foot right of way over city land on Potrero Avenue.
- Ordinance proposed to accept Bay View Land Company's deed of Bay View District lands for park purposes.
- J. G. Walker Company's land accepted to widen San Bruno Avenue
- Crocker Estate and others' land accepted for a Bay View park linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance passed accepting a deed from Bay View Land Company for land in the Bay View District for a park.
- Ordinance passed accepting a deed from Crocker Estate Company of lands in the Bay View District for park purposes.
- A. Gabrielli allowed one horse behind 226 Twenty-eighth Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisor Jennings proposed that the Finance Committee obtain proper rent from Southern Pacific for the Market Place and Produce Exchange lots. linked by the name only, not checked
- Finance Committee directed to recover full rent from Southern Pacific for Market Place lots; sent to Lands and Tunnels Committee.
- Wm. Cluff Co. gets a 40-foot track extension on Spear Street linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board directed the Finance Committee to collect the rent the Southern Pacific Company's lease requires for the Market Place and Produce Exchange lots. linked by the name only, not checked
- Union Iron Works gets a spur track on Illinois Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance transfers land donated by Crane, Crocker Estate and Bay View Land Company to the Park Commissioners for Bay View Park.
- Union Iron Works gets a spur track on Illinois Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Wm. Cluff Co. gets a longer spur track on Spear Street linked by the name only, not checked
- General Ordinances books are to be sold to citizens for one dollar each, while pamphlets are distributed free.
- Board authorized the City Attorney to obtain quitclaim deeds to San Mateo County land from Murphy and Spreckels for $80,000. linked by the name only, not checked
- The City accepts a $10,000 legacy from Alice Skae, to be deposited in the Park Fund for park purposes.
- Board appropriated $2883.31 from bond and budget funds for City Hall, fire, police and street work. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution adopted to lease part of Exposition Hall in the Auditorium to the California Grays for $60 monthly.
- Mayor to swap city land with the State at Civic Center
- Twelve trial arc lamps allowed on Third Street for thirty days linked by the name only, not checked
- Sibley Grading allowed light powder blasts at Vallejo and Jones streets
- Blythe-Witter & Co. bid par plus accrued interest and 10 cents per bond for $2,000,000 water bonds; referred to Finance Committee.
- Several groups, including the Commercial Club and League of the Cross Cadets, were granted free use of Exposition Auditorium halls. linked by the name only, not checked
- City Attorney asked to settle the India Basin condemnation suit linked by the name only, not checked
- Santa Fe Railway allowed a spur track on Spear Street
- Board adopted a resolution offering city streets in a condemnation district to the State for $10,000 despite pending litigation. linked by the name only, not checked
- Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company's spur track permit ordinance introduced; outcome printed on next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Shell Oil's tank at Jones and Leavenworth tripled to 15,000 barrels linked by the name only, not checked
- City Street Improvement Company's revocable spur track permit passed for printing, not yet final. linked by the name only, not checked
- Pacific Gas and Electric may use the Municipal Railway's underground conduit linked by the name only, not checked
- Pacific Gas and Electric may use the Municipal Railway's underground conduit linked by the name only, not checked
- Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company granted permission to install pay telephones in City Hall and Hall of Justice. linked by the name only, not checked
- Agreement with Southern Pacific Company for a street easement at San Bruno and Campbell Avenues is proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance proposed accepting Bay View Land Company's deed of land near Meade avenue and Jennings street for streets. linked by the name only, not checked
- Deed from the Bay View Land Company accepting land for street purposes proposed as an ordinance; outcome not printed here. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisor Hayden presented a resolution proposing to exchange city market and produce lots for Southern Pacific Company land.
- The city accepted Crocker Estate Company's deed granting a ten-foot sewer easement across its land in Glen Park.
- Crocker Estate Company's sewer right-of-way easement near Elk Street and Chenery avenue was adopted by the Board.
- M. J. Brandenstein allowed a spur track on Second and Stanford
- Western Motor Draying Company granted a sixty-day extension to finish grading and paving Seventeenth Avenue between Quintara and Rivera streets.
- $25,000 paid to California Pacific Title Insurance for Civic Center land
- M. J. Brandenstein allowed a spur track on Second and Stanford
- $1,050 paid to the Whitcomb Estate for hospital rent
- $25,000 paid to California Pacific Title Insurance for Civic Center land
- The permit given to Westgate Park Company taken up
- Old Harbor Police Station at Meiggs Wharf leased for $10 monthly linked by the name only, not checked
- The San Francisco Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was granted free use of Golden Gate Hall in the Exposition Auditorium for August 29, 1916.
- United Railroads statement approved, directing it to pay the city $46,182.00 in street railroad fare percentages for 1915.
- Board accepts Moneta Investment Company's deed of Sunnyside lots 34 and 35, Block 21, for street purposes.
- Board is considering accepting a deed from Moneta Investment Company conveying land to the city for street purposes.
- Richfield Oil's filling stations transferred to Standard Oil
- The City Attorney recommended settling a $1,000 damages action against Charles G. Cooper, and the matter was referred to the Finance Committee.
- City Attorney ordered to settle and dismiss a damages suit against Charles G. Cooper for a $1000 payment to the city.
- Western Fuel Company allowed a spur track on Spear Street
- Proposed resolution would authorize a city deed to Western Pacific Railroad for closed portions of Texas and Twenty-second streets. linked by the name only, not checked
- Tibbitts Pacific allowed to blast on Elsie Street for ninety days
- John Rapp & Son allowed a fifty-horse stable on Alameda Street
- Adolph Spreckels completed his Spreckels-Murphy trust obligations to the city, transferring a deed and $43,883.29 for city parks.
- Enterprise Foundry Company proposed to supply Municipal Railway brake shoes for fiscal 1916-1917, under a contract still being considered. linked by the name only, not checked
- Appropriates $1,400 to buy Division Street land from Southern Pacific Co., fully paid.
- Appropriates $5,000 for land to open Chenery Street, with $3,800 shown as paid to owners. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board accepts a deed from Residential Development Company and Homeland Company giving land for street purposes near Hamburg Street. linked by the name only, not checked
- California Packing allowed a salt-water pipe across Jefferson Street
- Southern Pacific Company proposed deeding its Van Ness Avenue waterfront holdings to the City plus $392,073.30 in exchange for South Beach blocks. linked by the name only, not checked
- Westgate Park Company gives the city the St. Francis Wood streets
- Westgate Park Company's deed of St. Francis Wood streets to the city is pending acceptance by the Board.
- Supervisor Hayden proposed selling South Beach Blocks to the Southern Pacific Company for $392,073.30.
- City agreed to exchange Polk, Van Ness and Jefferson street properties with the Southern Pacific Company for its parcels.
- Board resolution proposes exchanging South Beach blocks and streets with Southern Pacific Company for its railroad terminal properties.
- California Street Cable Railroad owes the city $4,173.03 on its receipts
- Down Town Association endorses Southern Pacific's freight terminal south of Channel Street; the resolution was laid over again.
- $1,500 to buy J. G. Walker land for Hunter's Point Boulevard
- Spring Valley Water Company would grant the City a sewer right of way across Rancho Laguna de la Merced, under a proposed agreement.
- Pacific Gas and Electric offers land for the Marina Boulevard
- J. G. Walker Company's land offer for Hunter's Point Boulevard accepted linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution 14052 declared intent to close portions of Jefferson and Tonquin Streets in exchange for land deeded to Marina Boulevard.
- $1,500 to buy J. G. Walker land for Hunter's Point Boulevard
- Adopted resolution granting the San Francisco Advertising Club use of the Main and Polk Halls in the Exposition Auditorium for a grand ball. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance to accept a gift of an organ for the Auditorium was taken up for final passage.
- City offers $11,090,000 of 1910 Water Bonds for sale; the outcome continues on the next page.
- Resolution proposed to authorize execution of a deed to the Western Pacific Railroad Company, text continues on next page.
- Proposed resolution letting the Mayor sign an agreement with Southern Pacific Company to extend Tenth Street. linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepts nine street parcels from Westgate Park Company
- Accepts the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway's abandonment of part of its steam railroad franchise granted by Ordinance 270. linked by the name only, not checked
- Westgate Park Company deeds St. Francis Wood streets to the city
- Mayor allowed to sign railroad sewer deal for Fairmount School
- Resolution to accept land deeds for widening Sloat Boulevard was presented; outcome not shown on this page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance would confirm the Mayor's $25,230 sale of land strips on Junipero Serra and Sloat boulevards to San Francisco Electric Railways. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sale of former Sloat and Junipero Serra boulevard land to San Francisco Electric Railways for $25,230 passed for printing.
- Land given by Western Pacific Railroad Company near Missouri and Texas streets was declared public streets. linked by the name only, not checked
- Pacific Gas and Electric to get closed Jefferson and Tonquin streets
- Old Harbor Police Station leased to the government for $10 monthly
- The Western Pacific Railroad Company's surface easement on Twenty-second and Missouri streets was accepted and declared public streets.
- Western Pacific Railroad Company's deed to the City, dated March 17, 1917, is proposed for acceptance; vote continues on next page.
- Proposed ordinance to confirm sale of former Sloat and Junipero Serra boulevard lands to San Francisco Electric Railways was laid over.
- The Board moves to confirm the city's sale of Sloat and Junipero Serra boulevard strips to San Francisco Electric Railways for $25,230.
- Sale of former Sloat and Junipero Serra boulevard land to San Francisco Electric Railways for $25,230 was confirmed and finally passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Tonquin and Jefferson street land deeded to Pacific Gas and Electric linked by the name only, not checked
- Spring Valley Water Company offers land to widen Sloat Boulevard linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board authorized a $10,000 official bond for Robert Searles, special counsel for Hetch Hetchy water supply. linked by the name only, not checked
- Deeds of closed portions of several streets to named companies and individuals were proposed and passed for printing.
- Reconsideration of a spur track permit with daylight switching for M. J. Brandenstein, earlier refused, is taken up again.
- Deeds to former street portions were proposed for several owners and utilities, then indefinitely postponed.
- M. J. Brandenstein allowed a spur track across Fourth Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposed to deed closed Pierce, Fillmore and other streets to adjoining owners in exchange for new streets.
- Supervisors accepted the United Railroads statement and ordered it to pay $39,847.19 in street railroad fare percentages to the city.
- Residential Development Co. deeds the city the streets of Westwood Park linked by the name only, not checked
- An ordinance passed here, with its subject not on this page
- Mayor to sign Southern Pacific deal for a Havelock Street sewer
- Resolution proposed to accept the Crocker Estate Company's deed of land for new streets Lippard, Brompton, Thor and Chenery.
- Proposed ordinance would accept Spring Valley Water Company's deed granting the city a sewer right of way over Lake Honda Tract.
- City moves to accept Spring Valley Water Company's deed for a sewer right of way over Laguna Honda Tract.
- Finance Committee proposal to spend $392,000 from the Southern Pacific land sale on schools and an aquatic park was deferred. linked by the name only, not checked
- Finance Committee reports on appropriating $392,000 received from Southern Pacific for sale of South Beach blocks.}, linked by the name only, not checked
- $300,000 for schools and $92,000 for Aquatic Park laid over linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific land money to be saved for buying city bonds
- Supervisor McLeran proposed how to dispose of $392,073.30 received from Southern Pacific for South Beach blocks. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance would require second-hand automobile dealers to keep purchase and sale records for the Chief of Police.
- Disposal of $392,000 received from sale of South Beach Blocks to Southern Pacific Company was laid over one week.
- Resolution appropriating about $13,400 for Municipal Railway land and San Francisco Hospital wing work passed for printing.
- Board indefinitely postponed action on the $392,000 received from selling South Beach Blocks to Southern Pacific Company.
- Sibley Grading and Teaming loses its Dolores Street blasting permit
- City pays Westgate Park Company $1,093.75 for Great Circle land linked by the name only, not checked
- City Attorney recommends compromising the city's $1195 claim against Alice Victory's estate; referred to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor McLeran proposes investing a $312,000 surplus from the South Beach Lands Fund in city water bonds.
- City Attorney directed to compromise a $1195 claim against Alice Victory's estate, splitting the residue equally with the City.
- The Board adopted Resolution 16038 accepting a temporary sewer license from San Francisco and Fresno Land Company near La Salle avenue.
- The White Company paid $28,120 for five Municipal Railway buses linked by the name only, not checked
- City settles police wagon damage suit for $75 linked by the name only, not checked
- Santa Fe Railway gets a spur track on Spear Street
- State Harbor Commissioners get a spur track on Arthur Avenue
- Santa Fe Railway to get a spur track on Spear Street
- Mayor to sign for Southern Pacific land at San Bruno Avenue
- Isadora Yost's penalty dropped after she pays $16.80 on each lot linked by the name only, not checked
- The order to improve North Point Street comes back up
- The Board accepted a deed from Residential Development Company dedicating land for a new public street, Taraval Street, in Forest Hill. linked by the name only, not checked
- $250,000 asked to extend the Municipal Railway to Hunters Point linked by the name only, not checked
- Library bonds were ordered sold to net $170,000 for the city, and the resolution was referred to committee.
- Treasurer's proposal to sell $170,000 of library bonds to repay Municipal Railway earnings is referred to Finance Committee.
- Board proposed paying Pacific Gas and Electric Co. $3,300 from the County Roads Fund for land to open Marina Boulevard.
- Thos. Clark paid $3,000 for fire water pipes on Clarendon Avenue
- Santa Fe Railway allowed a spur track along Bay Street
- Free use of Auditorium halls granted to Indoor Yacht Club, Boy Scouts and White Squadron Post, subject to fees and deposit.
- Board votes down a motion, eight to seven
- San Francisco and Fresno Land Company gives land at Peralta Avenue
- Dog license fee set at two dollars yearly, and a lost-tag duplicate fee set at fifty cents, by ordinance amending Ordinance 3277.
- Sanitary Reduction Works is relieved of its $17,500 yearly payment if it keeps running the garbage incinerator until October 1, 1918. linked by the name only, not checked
- California Packing allowed a shipping platform on Hyde Street
- Bethlehem Shipbuilding allowed a gate at Twentieth and Illinois streets linked by the name only, not checked
- The city accepted a deed from Crocker Estate Company for land needed to widen Bosworth Street at Congo Street.
- James Hagan & Co. wins the city's burial contract for $530
- Mayor authorized to sign a lease with Southern Pacific Company for a four-foot ditch at Islais Creek trestle. linked by the name only, not checked
- A resolution proposes accepting Crocker Estate Company's deed dedicating land for the new public street Geneva avenue.
- Crocker Estate Company's deed of a strip of land along Geneva Avenue for public street use was adopted.
- Resolution would authorise the Mayor and Clerk to sign deeds closing part of Hampshire Street; outcome continues on next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- S. F. Dairy seeks a 125 horsepower boiler on Turk Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Richard Schmidt offered to collect and dispose of the city's garbage for $180,000 yearly; the offer was sent to a special committee.
- Westgate Park deeds land for the Santa Paula Avenue extension
- Ocean Shore Railroad Company granted the City an easement to build an 18-inch Ocean View outlet sewer across its land.
- Resolution accepts Ocean Shore Railroad Company's deed granting the city an easement for an eighteen-inch Ocean Avenue outlet sewer.
- A sewer easement across Ocean Shore Railroad land, with ground-restoration conditions, was adopted.
- Westgate Park Company's land accepted for streets near Santa Clara Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposed to let Richard Schmidt dispose of city garbage for six months at $1,000 monthly. linked by the name only, not checked
- Richard Schmidt offered to dispose of all city garbage for five years at $1,000 a month; the offer was read and filed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Marina Gardens map approved and its new streets made public linked by the name only, not checked
- Marina Gardens map approved, deeds accepted, and new street names set, making the streets official public streets. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Mayor transmitted a proposed agreement with Richard Schmidt to dispose of the city's garbage in place of incineration. linked by the name only, not checked
- Pacific Gas and Electric to add street lamps on Lombard Street
- Healy-Tibbitts may blast at the Western Sugar Refinery site
- City and United Railroads agree to share private right of way tracks for Municipal Railway K Line extension along Ocean avenue.
- Deal with Southern Pacific for a sewer between Orizaba and Crystal
- Pacific Coast Steel to get a spur track across Fifteenth Street
- Pacific Coast Steel allowed a spur track across Fifteenth Street
- Santa Fe railway allowed a spur track on Minnesota Street linked by the name only, not checked
- The Musical Association and the Ancient Order of Hibernians were granted Auditorium hall use for March 1919 events. linked by the name only, not checked
- City Attorney authorized to settle a lawsuit against Farnsworth & Ruggles for $3,693.92 over a city worker's injury. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisor McLeran proposed a resolution to compromise the city's lawsuit against C. A. Henning and Frank Carterra; text continues.
- Ford Motor Company allowed a spur track on Harrison Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Board proposes accepting Crocker Estate's $73,682.09 offer to sell land for the Amazon reservoir. linked by the name only, not checked
- Deed of street land from Westgate Park Company accepted linked by the name only, not checked
- Westgate Park Company gives the city land for streets linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposes paying Crocker Estate Company $73,682.09 for land for the Amazon reservoir site in the Hetch Hetchy project.
- Board approved payment of $73,682.09 to Crocker Estate Company for land for the Amazon reservoir site, Hetch Hetchy project.
- Revoking Associated Oil's station at Post and Mason put off
- Deeds for closed parts of Tulare and Texas streets to owners linked by the name only, not checked
- The California Industries and Land Show was granted Auditorium halls for a land show from October 4 to 19, 1919. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific allowed spur tracks along Townsend and Bluxome streets
- Harry Lorentzen's Ocean Avenue filling station transferred to Associated Oil linked by the name only, not checked
- Harry Lorentzen's Ocean Avenue filling station transferred to Associated Oil linked by the name only, not checked
- T. J. Hurley bid $17.50 monthly for a small city lot on Sacramento street, the highest bid received at auction. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sacramento Street lot to be leased to H. & W. Pierce
- Edwin K. Lemare's compensation from the Auditorium Fund was proposed; the outcome is on the next page.
- $3,500 to the Moscone family after a Municipal Railway bus death
- Shell Oil allowed to lay oil pipes along Illinois Street linked by the name only, not checked
- City land on Eighteenth Avenue, formerly set aside for schools, sold to John W. Egan for $18,000.
- Bill confirming the $18,000 sale of former school-set-aside land on Eighteenth Avenue to J. W. Egan passes first reading.
- Filling station at Mission and Cotter transferred to Union Oil linked by the name only, not checked
- The Mayor sold former school land to John W. Egan for $18,000; Board confirmation continues on the next page.
- Ocean Shore Railroad allowed a new track off Twelfth Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Shell allowed four oil pipe lines near Illinois Street
- Filling station at Mission and Cotter transferred to Union Oil
- Ocean Shore Railroad excused from center poles on Twelfth Street
- Shell allowed four oil pipe lines near Illinois Street
- Anglo and London Paris National Bank offered $600,000 for school bonds in exchange for a bond option; Kortick moved referral to Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company offers to sell two billiard tables and a carom table to Municipal Railway employees.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the city deed closed Tulare and Napoleon streets to Southern Pacific Company for new streets.
- Board proposed revoking spur track permits granted to American Steel and Wire and Southern Pacific companies.
- City Coal Company allowed a spur track across Brannan Street
- City Coal Company allowed a spur track across Brannan Street
- Board postponed for one year the proposal to revoke spur track privileges held by American Steel and Wire and Southern Pacific.
- Supervisor Gallagher presented a resolution granting revocable permission for overhead wires; the outcome is on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board consented to United Railroads not building tracks on Ocean Avenue between Mission Street and Onondaga Avenue, for a $3,800 contribution.
- Resolution proposed to accept United Railroads statements showing $39,026.41 owed the city in streetcar fare percentages.
- Resolution proposed to accept Pacific Telephone and Telegraph's statement showing $98,364.01 city share of gross receipts.
- Payment set for the school block at Bay and Polk streets linked by the name only, not checked
- James Irvine offers his land beside Marshall Square to the city
- Payment made for the school block bounded by Bay and Polk
- Santa Fe Railway asks to shift its tracks near Spear Street
- Mayor to sign the Ocean Shore deed widening Army Street linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board accepted a nine-foot strip of land on Army Street from the Ocean Shore Railroad Company for street widening. linked by the name only, not checked
- Santa Fe Railway allowed to shift its tracks near Spear Street
- Michelin Tire allowed a spur track off Twelfth Street
- Spreckels thanked for offering the city an art museum memorial
- Standard Oil gets a filling station at Twenty-fourth Avenue and Geary
- Jos. Musto Sons-Keenan Co. to lease city land at North Point
- Resolution accepts American Brake Shoe and Foundry Company's offer of $31 per gross ton for used Municipal Railway brake shoes and scrap.
- City leases North Point Street land to Jos. Musto Sons-Keenan Co. linked by the name only, not checked
- A twenty-year lease of a city lot on Market Street near Tenth Street was referred to the Lands and Tunnels Committee.
- Simmons Company was granted permission to lay a steam pipe line across Bay street between Powell and Stockton streets. linked by the name only, not checked
- Simmons Company allowed a steam pipe across Bay Street
- Commercial Metal and Machinery Co. allowed a furnace on Fourth Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Felton Company allowed a spur track on Second Street near Townsend linked by the name only, not checked
- Board confirmed the $4,362 sale of a Seventeenth Street parcel to John Center Company.
- Sale of city land on Seventeenth Street to John Center Company for $4,362 awaits Board confirmation. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance proposed to confirm the $4,362 private sale of city-owned land to the John Center Company.
- Roy Fellom offers land for widening Roosevelt Way for $3,500
- City buys Koperski land for $6,000 for the Amazon Reservoir
- Raisch Improvement Co. gets $36,072.50 to pave the Great Highway
- City land on 44th Avenue near Cabrillo Street to be leased
- Mayor to lease 44th Avenue land to Spring Valley Water Company
- Proposed ordinance would set a $40 yearly licence for second-hand automobile dealers, effective July 1, 1920. linked by the name only, not checked
- Used automobile dealers must pay a $40 yearly license, payable quarterly, effective July 1, 1920, amending Ordinance No. 4406.
- United Railroads owes the city $337.97 from Parkside Transit fares linked by the name only, not checked
- Paul Tieburg rents Larkin Hall for a high-grade shoe sale
- Land deeded by E. W. Newell becomes Napoleon Street
- Land deeded by E. W. Newell becomes Napoleon Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific allowed to switch cars on Second Street midday
- Amusement parks would pay $1,000 a year for a licence linked by the name only, not checked
- Second-hand auto parts dealers to pay a $40 yearly licence linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution would let the Mayor lease city property to York Realty Co. after P. J. Gartland's death; vote not yet printed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance 5239 amending second-hand auto dealer rules and a $40 yearly license was finally passed, 17 to none.
- Junk gatherers must pay $6 every quarter for a license linked by the name only, not checked
- United Railroads must pay the city $44,921.94 in street railroad fare percentages for 1919.
- Revocable permits for garages, oil tanks, a laundry and a boiler were presented and laid over one week. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board of Public Works would end the existing streetcar advertising contract and lease the rights to R. C. Scott Advertising Company for five years at $11,250 yearly.
- Revocable permits proposed for garages, gasoline storage and boilers at seven addresses, including 639 Turk Street.
- City land near Yosemite to be leased for tourist camp
- City land on Broadway leased to J. C. Morris
- Board resolution pledged to submit city purchase of Spring Valley Water properties to voters at a price to be ascertained.
- Board authorized the City Attorney and City Engineer to proceed with a Railroad Commission hearing to price Spring Valley Water Company properties.
- City Attorney proposes charter amendments letting the city buy Spring Valley Water Company properties for $37M. linked by the name only, not checked
- Committees report on the Spring Valley Water Company's offer to sell its properties for $37 million; a minority report objects. linked by the name only, not checked
- Voters asked to approve buying Spring Valley Water Company properties with $37M in bonds plus up to $1M more. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board proposed $35,000 from the General Fund for a special election on buying Spring Valley Water Company properties.
- Ester E. McLaughlin's $9.07 penalty dropped in Ingleside Terraces
- Supervisor Nelson proposed amending boxing and wrestling exhibition license fees under Ordinance 5132; outcome continues on the next page.
- Board approved $8,593.65 in demands for publicity, advertising and Spring Valley Water Company property purchase. linked by the name only, not checked
- F. Johnson of 632 Funston avenue bid $25,650, the highest offer, for city-owned land offered at public auction. linked by the name only, not checked
- Highest bid of $25,650 by S. F. Johnson for city land on Funston Avenue awaits Board confirmation of sale.
- The Board appropriated $13,950 from school bond funds to pay Crocker Estate Company for land for schools.
- Ordinance text ratifies sale of City land on Funston Avenue to W. H. Lemmer for $28,250; final vote not printed here.
- Board accepted W. H. Lemmer's $28,250 increased bid and confirmed the sale of City land near Funston and Twelfth avenues.
- Ordinance confirming the sale of City land formerly set aside for school purposes was passed for printing, to W. H. Lemmer for $28,250. linked by the name only, not checked
- Parkside Realty Company paid for lots for the Parkside School linked by the name only, not checked
- Union Trust sells California Street school land for $3,000 linked by the name only, not checked
- Sale of surplus Market Street extension land confirmed
- Anglo-California Trust Company offers a Van Ness Avenue block lot for a War Memorial Court in exchange for $100,000. linked by the name only, not checked
- Chas. W. Oakes and three others paid for Parkside School lots
- Mrs. Jennie M. Zichy buys city land for $355
- Land for the War Memorial bought from Anglo-California Trust for $100,000
- Sale of surplus city land from the Market Street extension confirmed linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance would amend section 32 of the contractors and builders licence ordinance.
- York Realty Company asked to assign its twenty-year city lease on a fire lot to another party; outcome continues on next page.
- An auction of a lease on city property near Bay Street was set for 3 p.m. that day. linked by the name only, not checked
- W. H. Crocker offers the city four blocks near Webster Street linked by the name only, not checked
- California Packing Corporation to lease city land at Bay and Taylor
- California Packing Corporation to lease city land at Bay and Taylor
- Bids for city water bonds were to be opened at 3 p.m. on August 1, 1921.
- Construction Company of North America's bid to buy $13.3M of Water Bonds was accepted with a $100,000 deposit.
- Point Lobos Avenue to be improved out to the Great Highway
- A railroad franchise for spur tracks across San Francisco streets including Marin, Potrero and Army is proposed.
- The Western Pacific Franchise, Bill 5844, granting a railroad right of way into San Francisco, was passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board grants Six Minute Ferry Company a twenty-year franchise to run a public ferry from Market Street to Oakland. linked by the name only, not checked
- Market Street Railway to pay the city $49,847.51 of fare receipts
- Supply contracts awarded to Thomas E. Dunne Co. were transferred to Levenson Company under a $500 bond.
- Ordinance to accept an offer and confirm a sale is proposed; its outcome appears on the next page.
- Construction Company of North America was granted an extension until February 15, 1922 to exercise its option on $8.5M water bonds. linked by the name only, not checked
- Garage permit at 840 Post Street transferred to L. P. Murray
- Western Pacific Railroad Company was granted a franchise to build and run a steam railroad across San Francisco streets.
- Deed to land for Skyline Boulevard referred to Finance and Commercial Development Committees; City Engineer asked to report. linked by the name only, not checked
- City takes on state highway duties past the Olympic Club lands
- Revocable permits were granted for a public garage, automobile supply stations, a dye works and an oil tank, with conditions.
- Board granted revocable permits for a garage, gasoline storage, boiler and oil tanks at several San Francisco addresses.
- Charles Harlowe Jr. allowed to blast at Main and Market streets linked by the name only, not checked
- Residential Development Company gives the city land for a fire house linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific asks for a spur track toward Hampshire Avenue
- Southern Pacific to get a spur track near Potrero Avenue
- Spring Valley Water Company's agreement with San Francisco for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct payments and water delivery continues, expiring December 31, 1933, unless terminated. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board authorized City Attorney Lull to settle litigation against Samuel G. Murphy for not less than $40,000 held for parks.
- Mercantile Trust sells Waller Street land to the city for $7,800 linked by the name only, not checked
- Land for Villamar Avenue extension accepted by city
- Chronicle Publishing Company awarded the city's official advertising contract, with the San Francisco Chronicle designated official newspaper for April 1922 to April 1923.
- Golden Gate Ferry Company was finally granted a franchise to run a public ferry across San Francisco Bay to Sausalito.
- Supervisor McSheehy's resolution, adopted under suspension of the rules, asks the City Treasurer and Finance Committee to explain the Hetch Hetchy bond option sale.
- City Engineer recommended buying the Las Pulgas Tunnel for Hetch Hetchy; the Board's vote is on the next page.
- Mayor asked to lease forty acres from Spring Valley Water Company
- Pacific Gas and Electric allowed to blast on Army Street linked by the name only, not checked
- A. J. Reeder allowed to blast at Post and Powell streets linked by the name only, not checked
- M. Stulsaft Company allowed a spur track on Ritch Street
- Mayor proposed to sign a fifteen-year lease of 170 acres near Lake Merced from Spring Valley Water Company.
- City leases sixty acres near Sloat Boulevard from Spring Valley Water linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors passed for printing a batch of claim payments for street repairs, school construction, Municipal Railways power and Hetch Hetchy land. linked by the name only, not checked
- City leases sixty acres near Sloat Boulevard from Spring Valley Water linked by the name only, not checked
- Bids opened for $84,000 of city library bonds linked by the name only, not checked
- City pays Pacific Gas & Electric $30,935.13 for streetcar power
- Margaret Mahoney asks that the purchase of Laguna de la Merced land for golf links be deferred until title is adjudicated; referred to Finance Committee.
- M. Friedman & Company asks that Southern Pacific receive spur track privileges at its Fifteenth and Bryant streets warehouse; referred to committees. linked by the name only, not checked
- A portion of Hawes Street is proposed to be closed and deeded to South San Francisco Dock Co.
- Crocker Estate deeds land to widen San Bruno Avenue
- Southern Pacific spur would narrow the sidewalk on Beale Street
- Old Homestead Bakery Inc. proposed as city bread supplier at seven and one-half cents per pound for Oct-Dec 1922.
- Southern Pacific asks for rail spurs on First and Beale streets
- Resolution proposed accepting Market Street Railway Company's deed of land for widening San Jose Avenue between Ocean and Niagara avenues. linked by the name only, not checked
- Simmons Company allowed a steel bridge over Powell Street
- Willis Gott and Jack Jenkins get a garage on Fulton Street
- Southern Pacific Company was granted permission to lay a freight spur track along Beale Street, passed on final reading.
- Stephen Potter and Clara Jones sell land in Golden Gate Heights
- Southern Pacific asks to leave cars standing on Beale Street
- Southern Pacific Company is proposed to get revocable permission to build industrial spur tracks on First, Bryant and Beale streets.
- Southern Pacific Company granted permission for a freight spur track along Beale Street between Folsom and Mission streets.
- Anderson Bros. Planing Mill allowed at Quint and Burke Streets
- Mills Estate settles the city's truck crash claim for $1,000 linked by the name only, not checked
- City to buy the Glen Park Picnic Grounds from Crocker Estate
- G. McMahan allowed to blast for grading at 4 High Street
- City to buy the Glen Park Picnic Grounds from Crocker Estate linked by the name only, not checked
- Western Pacific Railroad offers the city an easement across its land for an Islais Creek public sewer. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ocean Shore Railroad offers land near Harrison and Twelfth streets
- Supervisor Shannon presented a resolution accepting Spring Valley Water Company's easement for two Municipal Railway car lines along Sloat Boulevard.
- Hynes proposed rescinding the City's contract giving Construction Company of North America an option on $5,281,000 Hetch Hetchy bonds; referred to Finance Committee.
- City buys Connecticut Street land from Helen Wheeler and two others
- City buys the Glen Park Picnic Grounds from Crocker Estate Company linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific seeks rail spur tracks on North Point Street
- Standard Oil Co. was granted permission to lay fuel, gasoline and kerosene pipelines near Jones and Jefferson streets; passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Standard Oil allowed oil pipes under Jefferson Street to Pier 43 linked by the name only, not checked
- Standard Oil allowed oil tanks holding 700,000 gallons at Beach Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific seeks rail spur tracks on North Point Street
- Simmons Company to lay pipes under Powell Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Texas Street between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets to be closed
- Resolution proposed to authorize transferring property with the Spring Valley Water Company; outcome continues on the next page.
- Zellerbach Paper Company allowed a spur track on Front Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor to buy Aquatic Park land from Kinsey Estate for $20,000 linked by the name only, not checked
- City deeds closed Wawona Street back to Parkside Realty Company
- Revocable permits granted for garages, gasoline and oil storage tanks at seven named San Francisco addresses. linked by the name only, not checked
- City rents land from Market Street Railway for $7,750 a year
- City rents land from Market Street Railway for $7,750 a year
- Revocable permits for garages, boilers and oil tanks at several San Francisco addresses were passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Shell Co. gets a filling station at Filbert and Van Ness linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepts a land exchange with H. Levy in North Fair Oaks for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- Southern Pacific allowed a spur track along Fifth and Townsend streets
- Ocean Shore Railroad asks for a spur track on Twelfth Street linked by the name only, not checked
- City property traded for a new street in Sunset Heights
- Board adopted a resolution authorizing a deed exchange of Funston and Twelfth avenue land with California Pacific Title Insurance Company. linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepts Richard and Ruby Knight's offer to exchange San Mateo County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- City accepts Market Street Railway's February fare payments
- Southern Pacific allowed a spur track along Fifth and Townsend streets
- Sofia Avendano trades San Mateo land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct
- The Board was asked to authorize the Mayor to execute a deed; the outcome is not shown on this page.
- Market Street Railway paid $7,750 for land on Frederick Street
- Union Oil gets a filling station on Pacific Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed purchase of San Mateo County land from Elena S. Unger for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct, with an exchange, continues to next page.
- Parts of Michigan, Georgia and Louisiana streets to be closed linked by the name only, not checked
- Market Street Railway tracks on Masonic Avenue to carry city cars
- Mayor vetoes the Market Street Railway track deal on Masonic Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Ocean Shore Railroad allowed a spur track at Twelfth and Mission
- University of California Regents bid $25,300 at April 1923 auction for former school land; sale awaiting confirmation.
- Edw. L. Soule Company sought permission for a spur track from Southern Pacific tracks across Army and Mississippi streets. linked by the name only, not checked
- Bill passed for printing to confirm the $25,300 sale of former school land on Parnassus avenue to the University of California. linked by the name only, not checked
- City takes bids for its Fifteenth Street land near Castro Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Sale of former school land to the University of California Board of Regents for $25,300 is proposed for confirmation.
- Special Counsel authorized to accept and record Spring Valley Water Company deeds for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct rights of way.
- Edw. L. Soule Company allowed a spur track across Mississippi Street
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company's bid to supply city street, building and park lighting was received and referred to committee.
- Parts of Michigan, Georgia and Louisiana streets to be closed
- Hale Brothers gets the Stevenson Street lease for $1 a month
- City lot at Van Ness Avenue and McAllister to be leased
- Hale Bros. representative bid $1 monthly for a 20-year Stevenson Street lease; the bid was referred to committee.
- Standard Oil wins the McAllister Street and Van Ness Avenue lease
- City to run Hetch Hetchy pipes under Southern Pacific tracks linked by the name only, not checked
- Pacific Gas and Electric offers land for closing Michigan Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Shell Company gets a filling station at Howard and Seventh streets linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed: Mayor and Clerk to deed closed street portions to Pacific Gas and Electric in exchange for new street strips.
- Market Street Railway to pay the city $49,602.52 from fares
- Farrar and Carlin allowed to blast at Dolores and Liberty streets linked by the name only, not checked
- The City Engineer recommended buying land from Bay Counties Land Company for $1,750 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct; the vote is not printed here.
- Supervisor Hynes's resolution to postpone the $36,960 second payment to Spring Valley Water was refused adoption.
- Chinese Hospital Association is granted revocable permission to maintain a hospital; the text continues on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepts California Pacific Title Insurance Company's Golden Gate Heights streets linked by the name only, not checked
- City Engineer O'Shaughnessy recommends condemning Great Western and PG&E distribution systems so the city can run its own power distribution. linked by the name only, not checked
- An ordinance passed with no subject on this page linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance to buy part of Blocks 237 to 239 in Horner's Addition from Stanford Heights Building Association passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- City authorized to buy the westerly half of Blocks 237-239 Horner's Addition from Stanford Heights Building Association for $12,500, with a $10,500 option. linked by the name only, not checked
- Reinhart Lumber allowed a rail spur on Barneveld Avenue
- Santa Fe Railway allowed a rail spur across Pennsylvania Avenue
- Resolution accepts the Stanford Heights Building Association's agreement to convey half of Blocks 237 to 239 for a playground.
- Santa Fe Railway allowed a rail spur across Pennsylvania Avenue
- Twelve thousand five hundred dollars for a playground site on Douglass and Twenty-sixth streets is proposed for purchase from Stanford Heights Building Association. linked by the name only, not checked
- Deasy's resolution proposes revocable permits for several Sutter, Ellis, Capp and Seacliff premises, with the vote not shown here. linked by the name only, not checked
- Checker Taxi Company gets a public garage on Pine Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific allowed spur tracks on First, Bryant and Beale streets
- Standard Oil and several businesses were proposed for revocable permits for filling stations, oil tanks and shops.
- Resolution 21783 grants revocable permits to several named businesses and owners at addresses across San Francisco, including on Sutter and Ellis streets. linked by the name only, not checked
- $22,224.88 paid to the Kinsey Estate for Aquatic Park land linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific allowed spur tracks on First, Bryant and Beale streets
- $22,224.88 approved to pay Kinsey Estate for Aquatic Park land linked by the name only, not checked
- Revocable permits were granted to Standard Oil Company and several applicants for oil tanks and a supply station at San Francisco sites. linked by the name only, not checked
- Checker Taxi Company allowed a public garage at 1544 Pine Street linked by the name only, not checked
- A partial payment of $10,500 to Crocker Estate Co. for Glen Park lands was proposed by resolution. linked by the name only, not checked
- Globe Grain & Milling gets a spur track on Chestnut Street
- Santa Fe Railway allowed a spur track on Illinois Street
- Santa Fe's Illinois Street spur track shelved indefinitely linked by the name only, not checked
- Stephen A. Turner sells $40 of land to widen Randolph Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Santa Fe Railway spur track proposed on Illinois Street at Twenty-fifth
- Street levels to change on Ellis Street and St. Joseph's Avenue
- Southern Pacific to run steam trains on old Ocean Shore tracks
- Santa Fe Railway allowed a spur track on Illinois Street
- Revocable permits were proposed for a laundry transfer, an oil station transfer and two oil storage tanks at several addresses.
- Southern Pacific allowed spur tracks on North Point Street
- City buys a 301.6-acre San Mateo County parcel from Allis-Chalmers for $27,250 for a tuberculosis preventorium, passed for printing.
- Board proposed buying 301.6 acres in San Mateo County from Allis-Chalmers for $27,250 for a tuberculosis preventorium. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board considered confirming the sale of city land on Fifteenth Street to Helen Kelly Thurston, bid up to $650. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance would confirm sale of city land on Fifteenth Street to Helen Kelly Thurston for $650. linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepts deeds to Potrero land in blocks 283 and 284 linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board accepted a Southern Pacific Company deed exchange for a triangular Hetch Hetchy right of way in San Mateo County.
- The City Engineer recommended buying a right-of-way easement from Gladding, McBean & Co. for the Hetch Hetchy line; the vote is pending.
- Purchase of a 301.6-acre San Mateo County site from Allis-Chalmers for $27,250 for a tuberculosis preventorium was proposed.
- Board proposed paying Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company $27,250 for land for a tubercular sanitorium. linked by the name only, not checked
- Revocable permits for garages, gas stations, shops and boilers at many San Francisco addresses are granted by resolution. linked by the name only, not checked
- Healy-Tibbitts Construction Company gets a rail spur on North Point Street
- Healy-Tibbitts Construction Company gets a rail spur on North Point Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Santa Fe Railway gets a rail spur on Quint Street
- Southern Pacific gets a rail spur on Fifth Street
- Wm. F. McHugh allowed to blast between Geary and Anza
- The City accepted Commercial Centre Realty Company's offer to sell land at Chestnut and Powell Streets for $34,250 for a school.
- The Board accepted a Spring Valley Water Company deed granting a right of way for the Hetch Hetchy transmission line in Alameda County.
- Commercial Centre Realty paid $34,250 for the Francisco School site linked by the name only, not checked
- Santa Fe Railway to get a spur track on Iowa Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific to get a spur track on Seventh Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Santa Fe Railway to get a spur track on Main Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific allowed a spur track on Seventh Street
- Northwestern Pacific Railroad's Tiburon ferry was given fixed tolls, fares, a $10,000 bond and a $100 monthly license tax.
- Santa Fe Railway allowed a spur track on Iowa Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Santa Fe Railway allowed a spur track on Main Street
- The Board accepted Wells Fargo & Company's offer to sell land for the San Miguel Reservoir site for $92,017.
- Westwood Highlands streets handed to the city by Residential Development Company linked by the name only, not checked
- A $2,500 bond from Residential Development Company covering taxes on Westwood Highlands blocks is being approved.
- Mercantile Trust's share of the Van Ness War Memorial site accepted
- Supervisor McGregor presented an offer to sell land needed for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- The Board authorized payments from city funds to contractors and suppliers for Hetch Hetchy, schools, and the Municipal Railway, including a $92,017 property purchase.
- Board granted Real Estate and Development Company permission to build a spur track in Potrero Nuevo, effective immediately.
- Payments authorised to dozens of suppliers and contractors for Hetch Hetchy, school and Municipal Railway work, June 1924.
- City Construction allowed to blast while grading Farallones Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Anglo-California Trust Company land bought for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct
- Anglo California Trust Company takes back Civic Center land for $100,000 linked by the name only, not checked
- Western Pacific Railroad asked for a spur track across Seventeenth Street
- Western Pacific Railroad allowed a spur track across Seventeenth Street
- Western Pacific Railroad grants a crossing for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct
- $8,500 paid for land for the Anza School
- An adopted resolution with no subject on this page
- Strip leased from Spring Valley Water reaching the city golf links
- The National City Company of California was awarded $1.9M Relief Home bonds at a $1.99M bid, approved by the Board.
- Proposed $10 million bond election on October 7, 1924 to fund Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnels; final passage is not yet shown. linked by the name only, not checked
- Gilley Schmid Company allowed oil tanks on Julian Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Union Oil gets a filling station at Railroad and Evans avenues linked by the name only, not checked
- The city is accepting a Spring Valley Water Company deed for 3.44 acres in San Mateo County for a Hetch Hetchy pumping station.
- The Board accepted a deed from Spring Valley Water Company for 3.44 acres in San Mateo County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Anglo-California Trust Company block at Van Ness bought for $350,000
- Western Pacific Railroad allowed a spur track across Waterloo Street
- Sharp & Robertson take over the garage at 2407 Bush Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Crocker Estate Company's deed accepted, Tunnel Avenue becomes a public street
- Western Pacific allowed a spur track across San Bruno Avenue
- Permit granted at Twenty-first Avenue and Clement Street
- Spur tracks proposed for Southern Pacific between Yosemite and Carroll avenues
- C. A. Hawkins allowed blasting at Arden Wood on Sloat Boulevard
- Permit granted at Twenty-first Avenue and Clement Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific allowed spur tracks between Yosemite and Carroll avenues
- Ralston L. White offers land for widening Williams Avenue, $555 linked by the name only, not checked
- Ralston L. White and Mercantile Trust Company are paid $555 for property taken to widen Williams Avenue. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor directed to sign an option agreement to buy a portion of Potrero Nuevo Block 6 on Harrison Street for $51,000. linked by the name only, not checked
- Auditor ordered to cancel 1924-25 taxes on property Wells Fargo deeded to the city for San Miguel Reservoir.
- Board adopted resolution letting Charles F. Hansen take judgment against the city upon paying $65. linked by the name only, not checked
- City takes an option to buy land on Harrison Street linked by the name only, not checked
- City takes an option to buy land off Arguello Boulevard linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific allowed a spur track on Florida Street
- Ordinance proposed to accept state land grant and place it under Park Commission control. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance proposed to accept state land for Aquatic Park and place it under Park Commission control; passed for printing.
- Precita Valley Community Club land bought for a school for $7,648
- Santa Fe Railway allowed a spur track across Quint Street
- Precita Valley Community Club paid $7,648 for its Harrison Street land
- Blasting permit proposed for Farrar & Carlin at Twenty-fourth and Chattanooga
- New street levels proposed for Theresa Street near San Jose Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Precita Valley Community Club paid $7,648 for its Harrison Street land
- Claim listed for Southern Pacific Company for overhead power line crossing easements, amount not printed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed agreement for the Mayor to buy land from Whittell Realty Company for Aquatic Park, passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Spring Valley Water Company's 1922 agreement with the city is amended to revise annual aqueduct payments, capped at $250,000.
- Santa Fe Railway allowed a spur track across Quint Street
- Pacific Gas and Electric pays to fix the Beale Street sewer
- Mayor to buy Whittell Realty land for the aquatic park linked by the name only, not checked
- Santa Fe Railway allowed a spur track along Spear Street
- Buildings on Twenty-sixth and Thirty-seventh avenues must sit further back linked by the name only, not checked
- Western Pacific to get a spur track across San Bruno Avenue
- Sale of city land at Twentieth and Church streets to Anna A. Anderson for $240 awaits Board confirmation. linked by the name only, not checked
- An ordinance confirming the $240 sale of city land at Twentieth and Church streets to Anna A. Anderson was passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Spring Valley Water Company was asked to pay the city $250,000 toward its 1910 water bond installment. linked by the name only, not checked
- Tax deed corrected after the word feet was left out
- Mayor to sign a track crossing deal at St. Francis Circle linked by the name only, not checked
- Western Pacific Railroad allowed a spur track across San Bruno Avenue
- A resolution proposes accepting W. B. Wagnon's offer to sell land required for the Civic Center.
- Private sale of city-owned land to Anna A. Anderson for $240 proposed for Board confirmation. linked by the name only, not checked
- City approves exchanging Civic Center land with William B. Wagnon, who pays $40,000 for a Parcel 1 site.
- Board votes twelve to four for the Southern Pacific spur track
- Southern Pacific would haul only freight on Twelfth Street tracks
- Southern Pacific allowed steam trains on the old Ocean Shore tracks
- Western Pacific Railroad allowed a spur track on Ninth Street linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board is authorizing a deed exchange with William B. Wagnon, who offered $40,000 for a parcel needed for the Civic Center.
- Western Pacific Railroad allowed a spur track on Ninth Street
- Western Pacific Railroad allowed a spur track on Ninth Street
- Mayor to buy the Ocean Shore Railroad's right of way
- Theresa Alice Oelrichs and others deed land for widening Marina Boulevard
- Mayor to buy the Ocean Shore Railroad's right of way linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific allowed a spur track on Harrison Street
- Broadway Jail site offered for sale to H. S. Young for $64,000, subject to committee and Board confirmation; action deferred.
- Southern Pacific allowed a spur track on Harrison Street
- Associated Oil takes over the filling station at Fulton and Central
- Mayor's request to confirm the sale of the Broadway school site to H. S. Young for $64,000.
- Associated Oil Company sought permission to transfer fuel at an automobile supply station; the vote continues on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Spring Valley Water Company is asked to pay the city a $250,000 installment toward its 1910 water bonds. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific to run tracks across Yosemite and Armstrong Avenues
- California Pacific Title deed accepted for Texas Street land linked by the name only, not checked
- California Peach and Fig Growers may use the Hetch Hetchy Railroad
- Mercantile Trust Company given all of the old Beach Street
- Ortega Street land accepted from California Pacific Title Insurance
- City buys Marina blocks from Mercantile Trust for $290,000
- City buys a school site from Mercantile Trust for $209,951
- Bodinson Manufacturing allowed a spur track on Visitacion Avenue
- City accepts Mercantile Trust's Marina land offer for $290,000
- H. S. Young's $64,000 purchase of city land at Broadway and Romolo place was passed on first reading for confirmation.
- Three city-owned parcels on Powell, Jackson and Bush streets were sold at auction, subject to Board confirmation. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific allowed a spur track across Visitacion Avenue
- Spring Valley Water Company was requested to pay the city a $250,000 annual installment under an earlier ordinance. linked by the name only, not checked
- A recommendation to confirm the sale of city-owned land was laid over one week, with its outcome not yet shown.
- Southern Pacific allowed a spur track across Visitacion Avenue
- Ordinance proposed to confirm the sale of city-owned land to H. S. Young for $64,000 at public auction. linked by the name only, not checked
- Market Street Railway pays $18,941 toward the Mount Vernon Avenue bridge linked by the name only, not checked
- Western Pacific allowed a spur track across Army and Missouri streets
- A bill to confirm the sale of city land on Bush Street to Elias Rhine for $42,000 was passed for printing.
- The Board's ordinance would confirm the sale of city land on Powell Street to W. H. Leahy for $30,600. linked by the name only, not checked
- Spring Valley Water Company's $226,078.13 early installment payment to the city was laid over until May 25, 1925. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board passed for printing a bill confirming the $33,500 sale of a Jackson Street city lot to George M. Nave.
- Supervisor McLeran moved that miscellaneous Board of Supervisors accounts, items 21 to 28e, be approved; vote not shown on this page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Annunciata Sanguinetti's $23,500 purchase of city land is proposed for confirmation by ordinance.
- Ordinance proposed to confirm city land sale to Ellas Rhine for $42,000.
- The Board considered confirming the sale of City-owned land to Geo. M. Nave for $33,500 at public auction.
- Board approved buying land from Market Street Railway Company for $8,878 on a 17 to 1 vote.
- Western Pacific Railroad allowed a track across Holladay Avenue
- Spring Valley Water Company proposed a cross-connection to the Hetch Hetchy pipe to relieve depleted peninsula reservoirs.
- Spring Valley Water Company's proposed grant of rights of way to Dumbarton Bridge Company was referred to committee.
- Sealed bids for $1,000,000 Hetch Hetchy bonds were received, and bid No. 1 from Guaranty Co. and Blyth-Witter & Co. was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Street dedication deed from Residential Development Company for Monterey Heights Blocks 3048 and 3049 accepted. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific allowed tracks along Newcomb Avenue crossing Quint Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific allowed a rail track near Fifth and Brannan streets
- Resolution proposed consenting to Spring Valley Water Company's conveyance of 24.18 acres of watershed land to Julia Morrison.
- City agreed to offer Spring Valley Water Company's desired watershed lands for sale and repay the company the sale proceeds.
- Southern Pacific allowed tracks along Newcomb Avenue crossing Quint Street
- The City agreed to deliver Moccasin plant power to the Company at Newark and receive a fixed share of revenue. linked by the name only, not checked
- Contract for laundry machinery award begun; the decision continues on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific's Newcomb Avenue track permit amended for joint use
- Southern Pacific gets a track crossing Quint Street and Newcomb Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Crown Oil Co. sought a revocable permit for an auto supply station; the outcome continues on the next page.
- Crown Oil takes over Martin Tiedemann's station on Ocean Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Western Pacific Railroad asks for a spur track on Marin Street
- Knight Incorporated asks for a spur track on De Haro Street
- Board accepts Residential Development Company's offer of three buses for a Monterey Boulevard bus line, with five-cent fares and transfers. linked by the name only, not checked
- Western Pacific Railroad gets a spur track across Marin Street
- Spring Valley Water bids $1,711.25 for city property
- Commercial Centre Realty gets a track on Jefferson Street
- Union Paving Company gets a spur track on De Haro Street
- Crocker Estate land accepted, opening South Hill Boulevard and Toyon Lane
- Southern Pacific to get a spur track along Carroll Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed consent to Spring Valley Water Company granting Dumbarton Bridge Company road and drainage rights in San Mateo County.
- Southern Pacific allowed a spur track along Carroll Avenue
- Bill confirming Spring Valley Water Company's $1,711.25 purchase of San Mateo County city land was passed for printing.
- Ordinance confirms the city's sale of San Mateo County land to Spring Valley Water Company for $1,711.25. linked by the name only, not checked
- City buys extra sand bins for the Seventeenth Street car barns
- Residential Development Company's land becomes the new Miraloma Drive
- Pacific Gas and Electric sent the City a check for $88,555.87 for August Hetch Hetchy power; the City Engineer was asked to verify it.
- Sale of city land in San Mateo County to Spring Valley Water Company for $1,711.25 is approved and confirmed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Western Pacific to get a spur track across Jerrold Avenue
- Oil tank and boiler permits granted, including the Women's City Club linked by the name only, not checked
- Krieg Tanning paid $4,246.50 for land to open Bay Shore Boulevard linked by the name only, not checked
- Market Street Railway to pay the city $52,420.63 in franchise fees
- San Aleso Avenue and West Gate Drive become public streets
- Western Pacific allowed a spur track across Barneveld and Jerrold avenues
- Board accepted a deed from Spring Valley Water Company for land in San Mateo County for a tubercular preventorium.
- J. P. Holland Company to blast while grading Douglass Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Kinsey Estate Company paid $24,835 for Aquatic Park land linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific to get spur tracks along Harrison Street
- City accepted Spring Valley Water Company's deed and 40-foot roadway easement covering 13.69 acres in San Mateo County.
- Western Pacific Railroad spur track permit along Brannan and Ninth streets passed for printing on first reading.
- Western Pacific Railroad Company is given permission to lay and run tracks along Brannan, Ninth and nearby streets, subject to conditions. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific to get spur tracks on Seventh and Gilbert streets
- Mercantile Trust offers Marina blocks to the city for $290,000 linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board passed an ordinance letting Western Pacific Railroad lay and operate tracks along Brannan, Bryant, Harriet and Gilbert streets.
- Offer by Mercantile Trust Company to sell $290,000 of Marina land was laid over to a later date. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific allowed spur tracks along Harrison Street
- Western Pacific Railroad allowed spur tracks on Brannan Street
- Market Street Railway to run ten-cent cars to San Mateo County
- Supervisor Schmitz's resolution to cancel the city's Hetch Hetchy power contract with Pacific Gas and Electric was referred to the Public Utilities Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Market Street Railway to run streetcars into San Mateo County
- Board accepted a deed from Residential Development Company and declared Brentwood, Colon, Hazelwood and Valdez Avenues public streets.
- Pacific Electric Manufacturing Company's spur track permit on Carroll Avenue was passed for printing on first reading.
- Pacific Electric Manufacturing gets a rail spur on Carroll Avenue
- Resolution authorizes the Mayor and Clerk to deed Golden Gate Heights land back to California Pacific Title Insurance Company under a court judgment.
- Bank of Italy deeds the city land on Edward Street
- Southern Pacific asks for spur tracks near Seventeenth and Harrison
- City buses proposed along The Embarcadero to the Golden Gate Ferry linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposed to accept deeds for lands required for Aquatic Park; the vote is not printed on this page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board considers buying land from Krieg Tanning Company and James Hjul for the opening of Bay Shore boulevard. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sibley Grading asks for a rail spur on Twelfth Street
- Proposed: Mayor to sign agreement with State Harbor Commissioners for an Embarcadero bus line, with an $18,000 deficiency indemnity; passed for printing.
- Western Pacific gets a rail spur on Loomis Street
- Krieg Tanning Company paid for Bay Shore Highway right of way
- City buses ordered along The Embarcadero to the Golden Gate Ferry
- Southern Pacific gets spur tracks near Seventeenth and Harrison streets
- Sibley Grading gets a rail spur on Twelfth Street
- Spring Valley Water Company deeds land to widen Worcester Avenue
- A resolution proposed paying $34,080 to Spring Valley Water Company for 60 acres of playground land.
- Illinois Pacific Glass Company gets a rail spur on Fifteenth Street
- The Board accepted a deed from Residential Development Company, opening San Felipe Avenue and San Jacinto Way as public streets. linked by the name only, not checked
- Illinois Pacific Glass Company gets a rail spur on Fifteenth Street
- Bids were received at auction for city-owned parcels on Bryant and California streets; highest bidders named.
- Southern Pacific Company's Carroll Avenue spur track permit amended, limiting switching across Third Street to midday hours. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific's Carroll Avenue spur track permit to be amended
- Market Street Railway may lay temporary tracks along Ortega Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Wells Fargo Bank gives the city streets northwest of Portola Drive
- Southern Pacific allowed spur tracks on North Point, Taylor and Jones
- A resolution to accept a deed of land for Sydney Way from Wells Fargo Bank and Union Trust was proposed.
- Board approved a bus service agreement with the State Harbor Commissioners, who will cover up to $18,000 yearly losses.
- Southern Pacific allowed spur tracks on North Point, Taylor and Jones
- Market Street Railway Company was granted temporary permission to lay electric railway tracks near Ortega Street for block grading; ordinance passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance to confirm the sale of former Fire Department land on California Street to Signe M. Hulting for $14,650 passed for printing.
- F. S. Ballinger to buy city land near Broadway for $12,500 linked by the name only, not checked
- Market Street Railway may run a five-cent bus in Crocker-Amazon linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance confirming the sale of City land on Stockton Street to F. S. Ballinger for $12,500. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sale of former Fire Department land on Alabama Street to Emory J. Nutting for $3,225 is confirmed by ordinance text.
- Proposed ordinance letting Great Western Power Company of California cross the city's Moccasin Creek power line near Oakdale, passed for printing.
- Sale of a City lot on Thirty-third Avenue to J. F. Dowling for $3,700 was considered; no higher bid was offered. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance confirming Emory J. Nutting's $3,225 purchase of former Fire Department land on Alabama Street was passed for printing.
- City land on Bryant Street sold to Jerome J. Weinstein for $8,000 awaits confirmation by the Board.
- Crocker Estate paid $2,400 for land to extend Elk Street
- Market Street Railway may run a five-cent bus in Crocker-Amazon
- Proposed ordinance confirming the sale of former Fire Department land to Jerome J. Weinstein for $8,000.
- Board confirmed the sale of a small city lot on Stockton Street to F. S. Ballinger for $12,500. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board confirmed the sale of a City-owned lot on California Street, east of Hyde Street, to Signe M. Hulting for $14,650.
- An ordinance is proposed to confirm the sale of former Fire Department land to J. F. Dowling for $3,700.
- Board ordinance to confirm the sale of city land formerly set aside for Fire Department use to Signe M. Hulting.
- An ordinance to confirm the sale of surplus former Fire Department land to F. S. Ballinger for $12,500 is proposed.
- The Board confirmed the sale of a Bryant Street lot to Jerome J. Weinstein for $8,000. linked by the name only, not checked
- An ordinance to confirm the city's sale of former Fire Department land to Emory J. Nutting for $3,225 was pending.
- Board of Public Works authorized to let Great Western Power Company cross the city's Moccasin Creek transmission line near Oakdale.
- Market Street Railway Company applied for a permit to run an automobile bus line; the Board's decision continues on the next page.
- Parkside Realty Company bid $1,100 for a city parcel at Thirty-third avenue and Wawona street, subject to Board confirmation. linked by the name only, not checked
- Parkside Realty bids $1,100 for city land on Thirty-third Avenue
- Western Pacific spur track on Ninth Street cut back at Sheridan
- City land on O'Farrell Street offered at public auction linked by the name only, not checked
- Western Pacific Railroad allowed a spur track along Illinois Street
- Board of Supervisors is amending the spur track permit granted to Western Pacific Railroad Company, revocable at will. linked by the name only, not checked
- Crocker Estate Company paid $2,400 for land extending Elk Street
- Western Pacific Railroad allowed a spur track along Illinois Street
- Hale Bros. lease on Stevenson Street passed to Hale Bros. Realty linked by the name only, not checked
- Board considers confirming the $1,100 sale of a Thirty-third Avenue city lot to Parkside Realty Co.
- Proposed ordinance would confirm the $1,100 sale of a Thirty-third Avenue lot to Parkside Realty Company.
- An ordinance confirming the $1,100 sale of a former fire-department lot to Parkside Realty Co. was passed for printing.
- Hale Bros. lease on Stevenson Street passed to Hale Bros. Realty
- Fred Slepnikoff bid $150 for a small Potrero parcel, and the Mayor recommends selling it to him.
- Sale of city land formerly for fire purposes to Parkside Realty Company for $1,100 was laid over one week.
- Parkside Realty Company's $1,100 purchase of a small city-owned lot on Thirty-third Avenue is ratified and confirmed by ordinance. linked by the name only, not checked
- Residential Development Company deeds Westwood Park land for a public street linked by the name only, not checked
- Sale of former Fire Department land to Parkside Realty Company for $1,100 at public auction is being confirmed.
- Bill to confirm George Cohn's $92,750 purchase of former Fire Department land on O'Farrell Street passed for printing.
- George Cohn to buy city land on O'Farrell Street for $92,750 linked by the name only, not checked
- Offers to sell underground easements for the Duboce Tunnel accepted from the Vierras and Rodonis for $1 and $11.
- Board confirmed the sale of a city-owned lot on O'Farrell Street to George Cohn for $92,750.
- Andrews-Wilmans Biscuit Company allowed a 35 horsepower boiler on Mission Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Crane Company allowed a rail spur on Second Street
- City land parcels on Mono, Hattie and De Haro streets confirmed for sale to private buyers, including Carrie Rhodes for $2,250.
- Board considers a June 2, 1926 deed from Residential Development Company conveying land for public streets in Monterey Heights. linked by the name only, not checked
- Eureka Benevolent Society's offer to sell Arguello Boulevard land for $15,000 for Roosevelt School sent to Public Buildings Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Crocker Estate Company paid $2,240 to widen Alemany Boulevard linked by the name only, not checked
- Eureka Benevolent Society paid $15,000 for school land on Arguello Boulevard
- Wells Fargo Bank land bought for $750 to widen the highway
- Parkside Realty's land for Pine Lake Park streets accepted linked by the name only, not checked
- Wells Fargo Bank paid for highway land south of Colma
- Mercantile Trust's Miraloma Park land becomes open public streets linked by the name only, not checked
- A. B. and Mary Harrison paid $500 for Alemany Boulevard land linked by the name only, not checked
- Board of Public Works is proposed to sign an agreement furnishing Hetch Hetchy hydroelectric power from Moccasin Creek to the Modesto Irrigation District.
- Supervisors moved to adopt a resolution thanking Carl Larsen for giving two Sunset blocks to the City for a park.
- Eaton & Smith allowed to blast for the Market Street extension linked by the name only, not checked
- The City proposes to sell several Stanford Heights parcels to Mercantile Trust Company, under a resolution still in progress.
- Western Pacific allowed a spur track across Brannan Street
- The McCarthy Company's land at Bauer Street becomes a public street linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance granting Southern Pacific Company revocable permission to construct and maintain a spur track was introduced.
- Fay Improvement Company sells land for $3,250 for Bay Shore Boulevard
- Southern Pacific gets a spur track on Bluxome Street
- Western Pacific Railroad gets a spur track on Langton Street linked by the name only, not checked
- California Pacific Title deeds land for the widening of Noriega Street
- Matilda B. Jackson paid $900 for playground land on Plymouth Avenue
- City pays $27,690 for 18.46 acres for John McLaren Park
- City pays Crocker Estate Company $84,445 for John McLaren Park land
- City Attorney authorized to accept $1,365 settling the city's lawsuit against Robert Carpenter Durie.
- Board adopted a resolution directing deeds of closed Stanford Heights street parcels to Mercantile Trust Company of California.
- $53,173.75 paid to Pacific Gas and Electric for December street lighting linked by the name only, not checked
- City Garbage Removal Company offers $137 daily for the incinerator linked by the name only, not checked
- Eighth and De Haro incinerator to go to highest bidder linked by the name only, not checked
- Standard Oil allowed to lay pipes across Jefferson Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Garbage incinerator at Eighth and De Haro streets offered for a day-to-day permit to the highest bidder; action deferred. linked by the name only, not checked
- Chew Bridge Corporation offers a $1,000,000 bond and fare pledges for its proposed Telegraph Hill-Goat Island bridge, which is pending. linked by the name only, not checked
- Fay Improvement Company given thirty more days on Baker Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Lake Merced land beside Fleishhacker Park leased from Spring Valley Water linked by the name only, not checked
- Standard Oil allowed to lay pipes across Jefferson Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Eighth and De Haro incinerator to be let to the highest bidder linked by the name only, not checked
- City Attorney authorized to accept $500 settlement of Redmond O'Connor's injury suit against Acme Gravel and Sunset Hauling.
- Pacific States Construction allowed a spur track on Carroll Avenue
- Ordinance proposed to let the Board of Public Works contract with Great Western Power Company for a conduit in Sunset Tunnel. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board rescinded its $12,500 publicity appropriation to the California Development Association for promoting San Francisco. linked by the name only, not checked
- American Trust hands over Del Sur, Juanita and Evelyn as streets
- The Lurie Company's land bought for $1,733 to widen Alemany Boulevard
- A revocable day-to-day permit for the city's Eighth and De Haro garbage incinerator is to be bid for by the highest bidder.
- H. V. Tucker allowed to blast at California and Jones streets
- California Pacific Title and Trust gives land to widen Noriega Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Board of Public Works authorized to contract with Great Western Power Company for a fibre conduit through Sunset Tunnel.
- Mayor's sale of three city parcels to Meyer Bros for $11,635 was referred to the Public Buildings and Lands Committee.
- Board proposes leasing hangar space at the municipal airport near Millbrae to Boeing Air Transport, Inc. for $75 monthly. linked by the name only, not checked
- Boeing Air Transport's offer to lease hangar floor space at the Millbrae airport for $75 a month was passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- A vote with no subject on this page
- Southern Pacific allowed a track along Georgia Street
- The Board approved a $1,000 tax-payment bond filed by Leonard & Holt for property in Assessor's Block 6905.
- Water pipe to cross Southern Pacific land for the airport linked by the name only, not checked
- Krieg Tanning Company offers San Bruno Avenue land for $22,532 linked by the name only, not checked
- Elizabeth Nussbaum's subdivision bond set at $4,000 near Point Lobos Avenue
- Crocker Estate Company's deed of land to the city was accepted and the land declared open public streets.
- Crocker Estate Company's $1500 tax bond for Southern Hillsides Unit No. 2 was approved, with sureties C. E. Green and E. E. Simpson. linked by the name only, not checked
- Meyer Bros. paid $11,635 for land in Stanford Heights
- Southern Pacific allowed a railroad track along Georgia Street
- Offer from John R. Mitchell and Salarac Land Company to sell land for widening Garfield Street is proposed; vote continues.
- Southern Pacific's spur tracks on First, Bryant and Beale streets
- Offer by California Pacific Title and Trust to sell two lots in Reis Tract for McLaren Park, $3,280.50, accepted. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance proposed to put $4,700,000 Municipal Railway extension bonds on the June 14, 1927 ballot. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board moves to buy Lots 11 and 12, Block 16, Reis Tract, from California Pacific Title for park purposes.
- Park land at Harvard and Bacon streets bought for $803.50 linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance confirming city sale of three Stanford Heights land parcels to Meyer Bros. for $18,000 is proposed; final passage not shown here. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board continued confirmation of the sale of city lands to Meyer Bros. for $11,635 for one week.
- Voters to decide $4.7M in bonds for Municipal Railway extensions linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $5,000 appropriation for emergency supplies for the Board of Health's Relief Home.
- Confirmation of the city's private sale of land to Meyer Bros. for $11,635 is set out for approval.
- Ocean Shore Railroad offers land for widening Alemany Boulevard, $3,325 linked by the name only, not checked
- Market Street Railway to pay franchise money on April fares linked by the name only, not checked
- Permit granted at the corner of Golden Gate Avenue and Polk
- Land at Woolsey and Gambier streets bought for a park, $477
- Permit granted at the corner of Golden Gate Avenue and Polk linked by the name only, not checked
- Moore Investment Company paid for land for Bernal Heights Boulevard
- Santa Fe allowed spur tracks across Illinois and Michigan streets
- Western Pacific allowed four spur tracks across De Haro Street
- Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway's revocable spur track permit across Illinois, Michigan and Twenty-third streets passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific allowed a railroad track along Harrison Street
- American Trust offers Bay Street land to the city for $1 linked by the name only, not checked
- Simon Mattress Manufacturing Company's spur track permit passed, requiring it to pay installation and restoration costs and erect arc lamps.
- Santa Fe allowed a spur track across Mississippi Street
- Southern Pacific Company's spur track permit across Selby and Toland streets passed for printing.
- California Pacific Title paid $750 for widening Portola Drive
- Santa Fe allowed spur tracks across Illinois and Michigan streets
- City gets underground sewer rights on Canal Street for $1
- Santa Fe Railway seeks permission to build spur tracks across Twenty-fifth Street and along Minnesota Street.
- Southern Pacific and Santa Fe allowed tracks on Rhode Island Street
- Southern Pacific allowed spur tracks across Selby and Toland streets
- Southern Pacific allowed spur tracks on Harrison Street near Eighteenth
- Southern Pacific allowed railroad tracks along Harrison and Eighteenth streets linked by the name only, not checked
- Payments proposed to B. Rosenberg for Kezar Stadium construction and Eaton & Smith for rock at Fleishhacker Parking Station. linked by the name only, not checked
- Santa Fe allowed a spur track across Mississippi Street
- Spur track permit for the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway over Minnesota and Twenty-fifth streets was passed by the Board.
- Revocable permission proposed for the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway to build a spur track along Twenty-third Street.
- Bill proposed granting Southern Pacific Company permission to build a spur track across Beale Street between Howard and Folsom streets; passed for printing.
- California Petroleum Corporation applies for revocable permission for an automobile supply station; outcome continues on next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific allowed a spur track across Beale Street
- J. P. Holland allowed to blast while grading Wisconsin Street
- Deeds accepted for new streets in Miraloma Park
- Deeds accepted for new streets in Miraloma Park
- T. I. Butler Co. allowed a spur track on Harrison Street
- Eaton & Smith allowed to blast on Twenty-fifth Street linked by the name only, not checked
- H. V. Tucker Co. allowed to blast while grading Joost Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Market Street Railway Company was granted a revocable permit to run automobile buses on a route along Mission and Maynard streets. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board accepts a deed from Residential Development Company and declares Westwood Highlands lands open public streets. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific Company's amended spur track permit near Seventeenth and Harrison streets passed for printing.
- Southern Pacific gets spur tracks near Seventeenth and Harrison streets
- Permit granted at Ocean and Plymouth Avenues, good for six months
- An ordinance amending Southern Pacific Company's spur track permit is proposed; the final vote appears on the next page.
- Permit granted at Ocean and Plymouth Avenues, good for six months linked by the name only, not checked
- Mr. Debs made the highest bid, $5,850, for a city-owned Stockton Street parcel, referred to the Public Buildings Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- City Attorney authorized to settle the City's claim against Municipal Construction Company; the vote continues next page.
- Voters to decide on $4.6M in Municipal Railway extension bonds linked by the name only, not checked
- $4.6M streetcar bond going to the voters in November linked by the name only, not checked
- Western Pacific allowed a spur track across Eighteenth and Wisconsin Streets
- Resolution proposed to grant Federal Construction Company a ninety-day extension of time from October 6, 1927. linked by the name only, not checked
- Buildings on Irving Street no longer have to sit back
- Western Pacific allowed a spur track across Eighteenth and Wisconsin Streets
- Montgomery K. Miller argues the H. S. Henion bridge application was an original application, filed before the Board of Engineers met. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Construction given ninety more days on the Vicente Street crossings linked by the name only, not checked
- Santa Fe allowed a spur track across Rhode Island Street
- Fay Improvement Company given sixty more days on Armstrong Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Federal Construction given ninety more days on Vermont Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Santa Fe allowed a spur track across Rhode Island Street
- Board accepted a deed transferring land in the Monterey Heights map blocks to the City and County.
- Fire Department to rent Bush Street space for $200 a month
- Santa Fe allowed a spur track along Twenty-fifth and Tennessee Streets
- Order for sidewalks on Twenty-sixth Avenue to be repealed
- Pacific Gillespie takes over Associated Oil's station at Van Ness Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Land in Stanford Heights accepted from the Spring Valley Water Company
- Western Pacific allowed a rail spur on Langton Street
- Meyer Bros. bond of $500 approved to cover unpaid taxes on Miraloma Park deeded lands.
- Western Pacific Railroad Company sought permission for a spur track; the text continues on the next page.
- Resolution proposed to accept $400 from Martin Bros. to settle a workers' compensation claim; the vote continues on next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Permit granted at Ellis and Taylor Streets, good for six months linked by the name only, not checked
- John and Verona Svabek offer Arlington Street land for $4,500
- City adopted a five-year lease of a small Bush Street property from Pacific Telephone and Telegraph for $100 monthly, for Fire Department use.
- City owns the Bush Street lot beside St. George Alley
- San Francisco Bulletin bid $1 a year for a city property lease, referred to the Public Buildings Committee.
- Western Pacific lets city water mains cross its Evans Avenue land
- Ocean Shore Railroad land at Regent Street taken by the city
- Granfield, Farrar & Carlin allowed blasting on Oak Street
- The city offered a ten-year lease of a small Bush Street parcel at public auction on February 27, 1928. linked by the name only, not checked
- City land in San Mateo leased to Bulletin Publishing for three years
- Ocean Shore Railroad's land bought to widen Alemany Boulevard linked by the name only, not checked
- Lobeck and Mergenthaler take over Shell's filling station at California Street linked by the name only, not checked
- California Petroleum gets a filling station at Stanyan and Frederick linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisor Hayden proposes asking Mayor Rolph to appoint a citizens committee to receive the Pacific Fleet.
- Oil tank permits granted to Cox Bros. and many others linked by the name only, not checked
- Permit granted for 4060 Mission Street, good for six months linked by the name only, not checked
- The McCarthy Company paid $7,739 for a strip on Alemany Boulevard linked by the name only, not checked
- F. Mosco's bid of $100 a month for city property was referred to the Public Buildings Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- A proposed amendment to the second-hand automobile dealers license ordinance was re-referred to the Police Committee.
- Mayor authorized to contract with the Musical Association of San Francisco for two Spring Music Festival concerts at Exposition Auditorium for $7,000. linked by the name only, not checked
- Bill to lease the city's Bush Street lot to T. Mosco for $100 monthly was laid over and is still pending.
- Ocean Shore Railroad's Alemany Boulevard land offer of $650 accepted linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance would let Western Pacific Railroad build a spur track along Potrero Avenue from Twenty-fifth Street, passed for printing.
- $2,160 approved for land needed for Alemany Boulevard linked by the name only, not checked
- Western Pacific gets a spur track along Potrero Avenue
- City Attorney asked to test a Board of Public Works permit linked by the name only, not checked
- Associated Oil allowed an auto supply station on Portola Drive linked by the name only, not checked
- Five landowners approved for payments totaling $14,029 for land needed for Alemany and Bay Shore boulevards. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sarah Wafford paid $19 for a piece of Alemany Boulevard
- T. Mosco's $100 bid for the Bush Street lot rejected
- A bill to amend the second-hand dealer record ordinance was passed for printing on recommendation of the Police Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Bernardo Berri paid for Bay Shore Boulevard land
- Bay Shore Boulevard land bought from Commercial Centre Realty and Finegans linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution to accept deeds for street lands in Miraloma Park from California Pacific Title and Trust Company is pending. linked by the name only, not checked
- Second-hand bicycle dealers must pay a $20 yearly licence to the city, quarterly in advance, under amended rules. linked by the name only, not checked
- Easements accepted from dozens of owners, including Sterling Realty Company
- Bethlehem Shipbuilding ordered to remove its gate at Twentieth and Illinois
- Market Street Railway allowed a waiting station on Lincoln Way
- Southern Pacific's spur track permit on Carroll Avenue changed
- Anglo American Land Company paid $300 to extend Nineteenth Street
- Southern Pacific's spur track permit on Carroll Avenue changed
- Crocker Estate Company gives land for $1 to realign Rodeo Avenue
- Bill No. 8587 would amend Ordinance No. 7511 on a spur track permit for Southern Pacific Company.
- Southern Pacific railroad companies agreed to convey land near Randall Street and Dolores Street to the City, pending Railroad Commission approval. linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepts W. S. Ray Manufacturing Co.'s offer to sell land for Bernal Cut at $8,700.
- California Pacific Title's land accepted to extend Cayuga Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific's spur tracks on First, Bryant and Beale streets
- Sibley Grading & Teaming allowed blasting north of Cortland Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Leo Ostrowski gets a filling station at Twenty-first and Howard
- The Board approved $2,200 in property payments to H. Moffat Co. and the Clemos for widening Silver and Garfield streets.
- H. Moffat Co. sells $1,600 of land to widen Silver Avenue
- Permit granted at the southeast corner of Geary and Johnston streets linked by the name only, not checked
- Land accepted from California Pacific Title to open Balhi Court
- $600 paid for land to widen Garfield Street
- Filling station permit revoked at Stanyan and Frederick streets linked by the name only, not checked
- Lazaruses, Le Gallees and others sell land for Alemany Boulevard linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance would let the Mayor lease Hangar No. 1 at Mills Field to Union Air Lines for $300 monthly.
- Proposed ordinance would lease Hangar No. 1 at Mills Field airport to Union Air Lines, Inc. for $300 a month.
- Santa Fe Railway allowed a spur track across Illinois Street
- Associated Oil Company's garage permit at Fifteenth Avenue and Taraval Street was proposed; the text continues on the next page.
- Southern Pacific deeds land to open Seventeenth Street to Harrison Street
- Santa Fe Railway allowed a spur track across Illinois Street
- Texas Company filling station proposed at Eleventh and Folsom Streets
- Ordinance proposed to acquire land bounded by Webster, Lewis and Laguna streets for additions to Aquatic and Marina Parks.
- Additions to Aquatic Park and Marina Park proposed
- Proposed ordinance would acquire land as additions to Aquatic Park and Marina Park; outcome not shown on this page.
- McLaren Park declared needed, about 550 acres to be bought linked by the name only, not checked
- Fred Rizzoli sells Bay Shore Boulevard land for $5,130
- Ice cream supply contract transferred from National Ice and Cold Storage Company to Golden State Milk Products Company.
- Associated Oil gets a filling station at Twenty-fifth and Geary
- Six owners' offers to sell land for the Sunset Parkway were considered; the outcome continues on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Higgins & Sons sells land for Bernal Heights Boulevard, $600
- Granfield, Farrar & Carlin may blast along Bay Shore Boulevard
- Supervisor Andriano's bill to license second-hand furniture and household goods dealers passed for printing.
- A $41,455.17 claim approved, with the payee not named
- Land given for $1 each to widen Twentieth and Noe streets
- Market Street Railway's bus route over Mission and Silver changed
- Land bought from the Raabs for $750 for Bay Shore Boulevard
- Higgins & Sons paid $3,800 for land for Alemany Boulevard
- Proposed ten-dollar quarterly license fee on second-hand furniture dealers was laid over one week for debate.
- Market Street Railway given a new bus route off Mission Street
- Alice Seibel paid $6,800 for land for the Sunset Parkway
- Board authorizes the Mayor and Clerk to execute a deed conveying Lake Eleanor reservoir lands to the grantees.
- Board gives notice of a November 6, 1928 special election on a $1,700,000 bond for a San Mateo County airport.
- City Attorney asked to sue California Street Cable for $4,492.61
- A resolution on the Market Street Railway Company's permission
- Southern Pacific paid $350 to let Rodeo Avenue be widened
- The Board of Public Works may rent part of the Sweeney Ranch in San Mateo County to J. Britschge for $50 monthly.
- Permit granted for premises at Mission and Maynard streets
- Permit granted for a corner property at Mission and Maynard streets
- Revocable permits granted for oil storage tanks at listed San Francisco addresses, including Bank of Italy and Balboa Elementary School.
- Ordinance introduced for the Spring Valley Subdivision near Sloat Boulevard linked by the name only, not checked
- Associated Oil gets a filling station at Twenty-fifth Avenue and Geary
- Crocker Estate Company deeds land to widen Hanover Street linked by the name only, not checked
- California Pacific Title deeds Geneva Terraces streets to the city
- J. G. Walker Company paid $3,467 for Bay Shore Boulevard land
- Spring Valley Water Company and Capuchino Golf Corporation to swap land
- Filling station permit transferred on Haight Street east of Stanyan
- California Construction Company allowed to blast for Rivera Street sewers
- Bay View Land Company paid $2,063.80 for Bay Shore Boulevard land
- Lewis H. Rand bid $1,900.95 for $1,900 of city Spring Valley bonds; the offer was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Moneta Investment Company deeds land for Rae Avenue to the city
- The City Attorney was authorized to accept $3,400 from Alfred Loretz, John Loretz and Russell Chelini to settle a death claim. linked by the name only, not checked
- Spring Valley Water Company's land bought for widening Junipero Serra Boulevard
- Supervisor Marks proposed a license tax of $250 per quarter on wholesale food peddlers; outcome not yet printed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Great Western Power allowed a dredger cut near India Basin
- The Board accepted $49,575 in offers from four owners to sell land for the Sunset Parkway.
- The Board appropriated $52,525 in bond money to buy private lots for the Sunset Parkway and Alemany boulevard.
- Stendebachs sell land for $1 to realign Wawona Street
- Driscoll & Happel take over Shell's station at Fifteenth and Market linked by the name only, not checked
- Spring Valley Water Company agreed to sell its properties to the City, conditional on rezoning them to commercial use.
- Permit transferred for premises at Sixteenth Street and Potrero Avenue
- Mayor to sign the Spring Valley deal widening Junipero Serra Boulevard
- Proposed ordinance would require wholesale peddlers of vegetables and other food products to pay a $50 quarterly license tax.
- Driscoll & Happel take over Shell's station at Fifteenth and Market
- Resolution transfers several Union Oil automobile supply station permits to new holders at named street corners across the city.
- Board protest sent to state senators opposing Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 19 exempting motor vehicles from local taxation.
- Spring Valley Water Company land bought to widen Junipero Serra Boulevard
- Board transferred ten Standard Oil automobile supply station permits to new holders at street corners and addresses.
- J. Calvetti takes over Standard Oil's station at Eighth and Mission
- Bertha Jeschke sells land for $1,399 to open Alemany Boulevard
- Several Union Oil Company supply station permits are proposed for transfer to new holders at named city corners. linked by the name only, not checked
- Wholesale peddlers of vegetables and other food products must pay a $50 quarterly license, finally passed.
- J. Calvetti takes over Standard Oil's station at Eighth and Mission
- $5,674.50 paid for land taken for Bay Shore Boulevard
- Clay Street strip swapped with Title Insurance for Lafayette Square land
- Transfer of Standard Oil Company station permits to San Francisco Gasoline Stations, Inc. is proposed.
- Offer of $1,550 from Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Company for land on Sunset Parkway proposed; vote continues next page.
- Union Oil Company's gasoline station permits at several San Francisco street corners are transferred to new holders.
- Standard Oil's filling stations transferred to San Francisco Gasoline Stations
- Commercial Centre Realty sells land for $750 to widen Laguna Honda
- Union Oil's revocable gasoline station permits at a dozen corners are transferred to new named operators.
- Land claim paid for Alemany Boulevard
- Board approved exchanging part of Clay Street for private land held by Title Insurance & Guaranty Company, enlarging Lafayette Square.
- Fay Improvement Company allowed a spur track at Carolina and Fifteenth
- C. F. Weber & Company awarded contract to supply 1000 upholstered auditorium chairs at $7.60 each.
- Clay Street strip swapped with Title Insurance for Lafayette Square land
- Ordinance transfers land for relocating Market Street Railway tracks and closes parts of Sloat and Junipero Serra boulevards.
- Enterprise Brewing Company bids $5,750 for city land off Sixteenth Street
- Land bought from Salarac Land Company for a school, $1,400
- The City advertised a sale of a city-owned parcel on Sixteenth Street near Folsom Street, with bids due April 15, 1929.
- Spring Valley Water Company land taken for widening Nineteenth Avenue
- An earlier ordinance repealed, the new one effective immediately
- The Board proposed paying Tillman Estate Company $42,000 for Lot 1 in Block 573 for Spring Valley Playground.
- Pacific Gas and Electric offered $24,000 for street work if Michigan and Georgia streets are closed; item continued one week.
- Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway was granted permission to lay a spur track near Illinois and Twenty-second Streets.
- Permit transferred for premises at Potrero Avenue and Alameda Street
- Permit transferred for premises at Third Street and Newcomb Avenue
- A city garbage incinerator proposed at Fifteenth and De Haro Streets
- Standard Oil wins the five-year lease at McAllister and Polk
- Petition to amend the fireworks ban sent to committee
- Lease approved for city land at McAllister and Polk
- Sewer pipe to cross Southern Pacific tracks at Head Street
- San Francisco Gasoline Stations, Inc. seeks transfer of an automobile supply station permit at Pine and Steiner Streets.
- Southern Pacific and Santa Fe to move track at De Haro
- Richfield Oil Company's proposed spur track on Sixteenth Street was passed for printing, not yet approved.
- Union Oil paid $6,839 for Bay Shore Boulevard land
- Southern Pacific and Santa Fe to move track at De Haro
- Automobile supply station permits held by Italo Petroleum are proposed for transfer to the Texas Company.
- Mission Realty paid $427 for Alemany Boulevard land
- Richfield Oil to build a rail spur on Sixteenth Street
- Union Oil Company was granted permission to take over an automobile supply station permit at Winnipeg and Sickles Avenues from Raymond Isola. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board transferred seven automobile supply station permits from the Italo Petroleum Corporation of America to the Texas Company.
- Filling station permit transferred at Winnipeg and Sickles Avenues linked by the name only, not checked
- Permit granted for premises at Third Street and Evans Avenue
- Permit granted at San Bruno Avenue and the Bay Shore Highway
- $2,500 accepted from Milton Latham over the death of William Castro linked by the name only, not checked
- Heller, Bruce & Co. won the $56,000 Library Bonds sale for $50,443 plus accrued interest.
- Santa Fe Railway allowed a spur track across Minnesota Street
- Consent given for Spring Valley Water Company to convey land to Capuchino Golf Corporation near Lake San Andreas, in exchange for land. linked by the name only, not checked
- Santa Fe Railway allowed a spur track across Minnesota Street
- Enterprise Brewing Company's $3,000 bid for city land was accepted, and the Clerk was told to advertise the sale's confirmation.
- Moneta Investment Company offered a deed for a sewer strip from Moneta Way to Alemany Boulevard; the vote continues on the next page.
- Moneta Way, Whipple Avenue and Milan Terrace become public streets linked by the name only, not checked
- A resolution on street lights, on the Lighting Committee's recommendation, was adopted concerning Pacific Gas and Electric Company.
- Proposed ordinance amends the license tax for wholesale candy peddlers, set at $25 per quarter in Section 57c.
- Market Street Railway pays $10,000 to give up Pacific Avenue tracks linked by the name only, not checked
- Filling station permit at Polk and McAllister put off indefinitely linked by the name only, not checked
- Crocker Estate Company's land at the Elk and Sussex Streets intersection was accepted and declared an open public street.
- Permit granted for premises at 655 Ellis Street
- City to take land on High Street near Twenty-fifth Street
- Market Street Railway allowed to give up part of its franchise
- Crocker Estate Company land accepted to open Elk Street
- Sale of city land near Seventeenth and Folsom streets to Enterprise Brewing Company for $3,000 was put off one week.
- Board considers accepting John L. LaPlace's offer to sell land for $1,872 to widen Portola Drive.
- Sale of city lands near Seventeenth and Folsom streets to Enterprise Brewing Company for $3,000 awaits confirmation.
- Western Pacific Railroad allowed spur tracks near Twenty-fifth and Illinois Streets
- Ordinance confirming the sale of a City-owned parcel near Folsom and Seventeenth Streets to Enterprise Brewing Company for $3,000 passed for printing.
- Oil tank permits granted to L. Annixter and other households
- Confirmation of the sale of city lands to the Enterprise Brewing Company for $3,000 was scheduled for hearing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ocean Shore Railroad Company sells Alemany Boulevard land for one dollar
- Spring Valley land to be sold to widen Junipero Serra Boulevard
- Sale of city land to Enterprise Brewing Company for $3,000 is before the Board for confirmation; outcome continues on the next page.
- Land bought from Harry and Wilkie Dessin to widen Portola Drive
- Payment to Christine Straub and Title Insurance and Guaranty Company for part of Lot 37 of Block 6742 was proposed, continuing to next page.
- John and Meta Steimke sell Alemany Boulevard land for one dollar
- Land bought from Harry and Wilkie Dessin to widen Portola Drive
- Land offers taken up for the Bay Shore Highway
- Western Pacific Railroad gives land for a sewer near Twenty-sixth Street
- $31,000 to Wells Fargo Bank for land on Harrison Street
- Wells Fargo Bank sells land on Harrison Street for $31,000
- Permit transferred for premises at California and Steiner Streets
- Permit granted for premises at 655 Ellis Street
- The city offers for sale a parcel of land on Nineteenth Avenue south of Wawona Street, with bids due November 4, 1929.
- $31,000 to Wells Fargo Bank for land on Harrison Street
- The city gives notice to Mills Estate, Inc. that it intends to extend its Mills Field airport lease.
- Board considers accepting J. G. James Co. et al.'s offer to sell land to the City for widening Portola Drive.
- A resolution was passed for printing to settle a lawsuit by buying 9.757 acres of Fleishhacker Pool land from Spring Valley Water Company for $134,560.
- The Board of Public Works was authorized to lease surplus Hetch Hetchy land in Stanislaus County to C. B. Rumble for 1930.
- Closed stretch of Webster Street beside Funston Playground handed over
- California Pacific Title paid $167.50 for the Wolf property purchase
- Settlement of lawsuit over Fleishhacker Pool and Harding Golf Links leases: city to buy 9.757 acres for $134,560 from Spring Valley Water Company.
- Market Street Railway's October fare share accepted by the city
- Resolution introduced to accept a March 1928 offer made to the Board of Supervisors for the city's water system.
- Spring Valley Water Company grants a sewer easement near Sloat Boulevard
- Western Pacific must light its Illinois Street spur track all night
- Havenner's resolution authorises the Mayor and Treasurer to issue interim bond receipts for the $41,000,000 Spring Valley purchase.
- The Board discussed a proposal to buy Spring Valley Water Company properties for $41,000,000 with bonds sold through the Bank of Italy.
- The Board adopted a resolution accepting Spring Valley Water Company's offer to sell its plant to the City for up to $41M.
- Board adopts the city's acquisition of Spring Valley Water Company's properties, making the water works publicly owned. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor and Treasurer authorized to issue interim receipts for $41M Spring Valley Water bonds, pending full execution.
- Western Pacific Railroad allowed a spur track on Illinois Street
- Land for the Sunset boulevard bought, $115,000 to the Joseph Estate Company
- Proposed seven-year lease of Municipal Railway car advertising rights to R. C. Scott Advertising Company from January 1930.
- Proposed special election on August 26, 1930 asking voters to approve a $1,045,000 bond for a hydro-electric power project at Red Mountain Bar. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board accepted title to 9.757 acres within the Fleishhacker Pool from Spring Valley Water Company.
- Approved a seven-year lease of Municipal Railway car advertising to R. C. Scott Advertising Company, with rent of $23,750 first year.
- Spur track proposed on Twelfth Street
- Southern Pacific hands over land for Bay Shore Boulevard
- Mayor to sign Southern Pacific easement for the Bay Shore Boulevard
- Pacific Gas and Electric allowed a garage between Shotwell and Folsom linked by the name only, not checked
- Market Street Railway may hang Community Chest banners on its cars
- City officials are preparing a lawsuit to recover more than $100,000 in back taxes from the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company.
- Spur track proposed on Twelfth Street
- No one outbid R. H. Hawkes's $17,000 offer for city land
- An ordinance confirming the sale of city-owned land to R. H. Hawkes for $17,000 at public auction is proposed.
- Southern Pacific to pay for its spur tracks and night lamps
- Ed and Catherine Logue paid for land for Alemany Boulevard
- Southern Pacific allowed spur tracks across King and Gale streets
- Wells Fargo sells land for $1,690.90 to widen Portola Drive
- City moves to buy Spring Valley Water Company's properties for about $39.96M, with the final price set after accounting.
- City Attorney authorized to accept and record the deed transferring Spring Valley Water Company's water system to the city.
- Resolution to buy Spring Valley Water Company's properties for about $39.9 million was passed for printing.
- City agrees to buy Spring Valley Water Company's properties for about $40M, with the final price set after accounting.
- Supervisor Power recorded his aye vote on final passage of the ordinance transferring Spring Valley Water Company properties to the City. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board approved about $40.0M to buy Spring Valley Water Company's properties, paying the company and banks.
- Board adopted an ordinance governing operation of the Spring Valley Water Company properties once taken over.
- Board began the final roll call to accept Spring Valley Water Company's offer to sell its properties to the city.
- The Finance Committee recommended a resolution authorizing amounts whose figures are not printed on this page.
- Eight oil tank permits and one boiler permit granted to businesses and residents at listed San Francisco locations.
- Permit granted for premises at San Jose and Ocean avenues
- Permit granted for premises at San Jose and Ocean avenues
- Permit for Mission and Morse streets good for six months only
- Permit at Thirty-first Avenue and Geary Street good for six months
- City accepts Bay View Land Company's offer to sell land needed to open Bay Shore Boulevard.
- Associated Oil Company granted transfer of Alfred Casseltana's supply station permit at Mission and Morse streets.
- Permit at Mission and Morse streets good for six months only
- Market Street Railway allowed ice hockey banners on its street cars
- Permit on Sunnydale Avenue near San Bruno good six months only
- Permit at Mission and Morse streets good for six months only
- Pioneer Rubber Mills wins the hose contract for Golden Gate Park
- Permit on San Bruno Avenue near Costa Street good six months
- Permit on San Bruno Avenue near Costa Street good six months
- Permit at Nineteenth and Third streets good for six months only linked by the name only, not checked
- Permit at Nineteenth and Third streets good for six months only linked by the name only, not checked
- California Pacific Title paid for a share at Clay and Embarcadero
- The Board of Supervisors approved a $55,000 payment to California Pacific Title & Trust for a share of land between Clay and Merchant Streets. linked by the name only, not checked
- McLaren Park land bought from California Pacific Title & Trust linked by the name only, not checked
- Victor Carrasco was awarded the School Department scavenger service contract for 1930-31 with a $2,000 bond.
- Standard Oil takes over San Francisco Gasoline Stations' filling stations
- Resolution proposes the city accept $25,233.16 with interest from Wells Fargo Bank to settle escrow claims over the Spring Valley Water purchase.
- Revocable permits for dozens of gasoline supply stations transferred from San Francisco Gasoline Stations, Inc. to Standard Oil Company of California.
- Seventeen contracts letting Water Department land near Sunol, Colma, Niles Canyon and elsewhere were passed for printing.
- Western Pacific Railroad Company will deed land to the city in exchange for closing and abandoning streets in Potrero.
- Standard Oil takes over San Francisco Gasoline Stations' filling stations
- San Francisco and Fresno Land Company paid $5,115 for Industrial Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Enterprise Brewing Company loses its $300 deposit on city land
- Special election approved to let voters decide a $44,600,000 bond to buy Pacific Gas and Electric's electric system. linked by the name only, not checked
- Contracts letting Water Department land, including a three-year service station lot in Colma to H. B. Blachley, are pending approval.
- Enterprise Brewing Company loses its $300 deposit on city land
- Water department land rented out for picnics and a chicken yard
- Eight owners give land to extend Shrader Street to Belgrave Avenue
- $18,700 for the Van Ness Avenue extension approved
- Southern Pacific must pay for its spur track and its lamps
- Land bought from Lester G. Loupe Company near Fourth and Folsom linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific Company's proposed spur track on Bancroft Avenue passed for printing on first reading.
- Hartley H. Waters was granted a two-year airport restaurant concession for $75 a month, starting August 15, 1930. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific allowed a rail track on Bancroft Avenue to Phelps
- Hartley H. Waters was granted the exclusive restaurant and cigar stand privilege at the San Francisco Airport for $75 monthly.
- City accepts nine land parcels conveyed by Western Pacific Railroad Company; resolution adopted.
- Filling station permit transferred at Winnipeg and Sickles Avenues
- Sale of city land near Seventeenth and Folsom streets put off a week; Enterprise Brewing Company bid $3,000.
- Enterprise Brewing Company's $3,000 bid for land near Seventeenth and Folsom Streets was referred to the Mayor.
- Proposal to put a $1,200,000 garbage incinerator bond before voters on November 4, 1930 was laid over one week.
- Board of Public Works filed plans for a city airport on a San Mateo County tract; vote appears on next page.
- Sale of a city-owned parcel near Seventeenth and Folsom streets was laid over to October 6, 1930; Enterprise Brewing Company bid $3,000.
- Board granted Standard Oil Company of California a supply station permit at California and Steiner Streets, replacing J. Mulroy's.
- Bond measure of $1,200,000 for a garbage incinerator is ordered submitted to voters at a special election.
- Ordinance calling a November 4, 1930 special election on a $1,200,000 bond for a city garbage incinerator was proposed.
- Southern Pacific grants land at San Bruno Avenue and Third Street
- A claim of September 22 adopted, the claimant not named
- Bertha Sigler's lot bought for Sunset Boulevard linked by the name only, not checked
- Broderick Street roped off as a playground for Grant School pupils
- Ocean Shore Railroad's land bought for $65,376 for Van Ness Avenue
- Payment for Van Ness Avenue extension land sent to print
- $10,000 for Shipley Street land put off two weeks
- Contracts for use of Water Department lands, including with Frank Vera and others, are before the Board for approval.
- Confirmation of the sale of a small city parcel near Seventeenth and Folsom streets to Enterprise Brewing Co. for $3,000.
- Board passed for printing an ordinance confirming the $3,000 sale of a small Seventeenth Street city lot to Enterprise Brewing Co.
- Sale of city land to Enterprise Brewing Company for $3,000 was ratified, but action was deferred.
- Sale of city land to Enterprise Brewing Company for $3,000 awaits Board confirmation.
- Bid of six investment firms accepted to buy $4 million Hetch Hetchy bonds for $4.3M plus accrued interest. linked by the name only, not checked
- Land for McLaren Park bought for $20,356
- Southern Pacific allowed railroad tracks on Carroll, Shoup, Mendell and Newhall
- Southern Pacific Company proposed laying revocable railroad tracks along Carroll, Shoup, Mendell and Newhall avenues.
- Board proposed paying $10,000 for property needed to open and extend Shipley Street.
- Lester G. Loupe Company deeds land near Fourth and Folsom
- Edwards & Oakes take over the Van Ness Avenue supply station
- Sibley Grading allowed to blast on Sanchez Street north of Nineteenth
- Western Pacific sells a sewer easement to the city for $1
- Standard Oil Company was granted transfer of an automobile supply station permit at the southeast corner of Church and Day streets.
- Resolution proposed to condemn a right-of-way easement in Alameda County for the Hetch Hetchy water pipe line.
- A resolution naming only Eleventh Avenue and Geary Street
- State given a highway easement across Hetch Hetchy aqueduct land
- Supply station at Potrero Avenue and Eighteenth Street changes hands
- Standard Oil's filling station permits transferred to Standard Stations, Incorporated
- Voters' special election result on $850,000 county jail bonds is declared; the resolution continues on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- General Petroleum allowed a filling station at Lombard and Fillmore Streets linked by the name only, not checked
- The city accepts a bequest of about $100,000 in cash and securities from the estate of Elizabeth Wyche Coit.
- Treasurer authorized to accept $59,000 cash and $41,000 in securities bequeathed by Elizabeth Wyche Coit for city beautification.
- Resolution to deed city land to the Geary Street Railroad Company was re-referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- City land in Colma offered at auction on a twenty-year lease
- Deed of closed Arkansas Street land to Western Pacific Railroad
- Five Water Department land contracts approved, including a Diamond and Bosworth streets lot whose rent rose to $240 yearly.
- Seven farming and grazing land-use contracts on Water Department land near Pleasanton and Millbrae put forward for approval.
- City buys Alameda County land and easements for a water pipeline
- $16,100 land bought to extend Castro Street to Divisadero
- American Box and Drum wins a twenty-year lease in Colma
- Terms for a franchise sale by sealed bid require the winning bidder to post a $300,000 bond.
- City accepted Title Insurance and Guaranty Company's $16,100 offer to sell Lot 43, Block 1260, for the Castro Street extension.
- Garbage disposal franchise of up to twenty-five years, by incineration or otherwise, passed for printing and sent out for sealed bids.
- Resolution proposed to accept California Pacific Title and Trust Company's offer to sell land required for McLaren Park to the city.
- The Auditor proposed cancelling 1928 and 1929 assessments and tax sales on city-owned blocks 5804, 5831, 5842 and 5842 Lot 54.
- Property at Vallejo and Taylor Streets transferred from the Board of Education to the Park Commissioners.
- Supervisor Canepa proposed accepting a deed of two parcels from American Trust Company for street use, naming Parcel No. 1 North Point Street.
- A 25-year garbage incineration franchise is offered for sale; sealed bids were received January 12, 1931.
- Permit near Hayes and Clayton must be used within six months
- Permit at Geary and Steiner must be used within six months linked by the name only, not checked
- Board corrects a typo in an earlier resolution, placing a Standard Stations permit at Twenty-fifth Avenue and Irving Street.
- Proposed sealed-bid franchise for citywide garbage disposal, passed for printing, requiring a $300,000 bond from the winning bidder.
- Board accepted the $3,060,056 winning bid from the Anglo London Paris syndicate for Memorial Hall and Hospital bonds.
- Oil tanks approved from Hotel Lark to the Poultry Producers
- Dodge Brothers Service Garage was granted a public garage permit at 655 Ellis Street, transferred from J. E. French Company.
- Permit at Laguna Honda Boulevard and Plaza Street lasts six months
- Board proposes selling a city franchise to the highest sealed bidder, requiring a $300,000 bond and 2 per cent of gross receipts. linked by the name only, not checked
- $20,000 settlement with Continental Casualty over Treasurer Thieler sent back
- $3,890 more land bought for McLaren Park
- Proposed ordinance to cut license fees for boxing, wrestling and concert promoters was laid over one week.
- Land for Bernal Heights Boulevard bought from Martha Moss and others
- California Street Cable Railroad Company files a declaration surrendering its street franchises on California and Hyde Streets.
- A payment of $6,029.11 was made to Spring Valley Water Company to rent Lake Merced property for Fleishhacker Park.
- Board adopted settlement of the $429.50 promissory note claim against Frank I. Ingersoll.
- Mills Estate allowed a garage under the Mills Building at Bush Street
- An offer from Lester G. Loupe Company to sell land needed to open Stevenson Street is before the Board.
- $7,500 to Lester G. Loupe Company for land to open Shipley Street
- $20,000 settlement accepted over former Treasurer John H. Thieler
- City accepts a $20,000 settlement from Continental Casualty Company over former treasurer John H. Thieler's bond.
- Eight owners sell land for the opening of Bernal Heights Boulevard
- The Board is considering accepting California Pacific Title & Trust Company's offer to sell land for McLaren Park for $3,779.80.
- Market Street Railway's fare takings accepted, its share due the city
- Bids for city-owned land on Twenty-second Avenue were received, Herman Christensen offering $2,550, and referred to the Mayor.
- $918 for dumping ground near Valle shaft for the Hetch Hetchy tunnel
- Southern Pacific to get spur tracks across Jerrold Avenue
- Market Street Railway to get tracks along Turk and Balboa streets
- Streets deeded to the city in Miraloma Park linked by the name only, not checked
- Spring Valley Company paid for land at Thirty-seventh Avenue and Sloat Boulevard
- Market Street Railway to get permission for new street railway tracks
- Land bought from Spring Valley Company near Sloat Boulevard
- Southern Pacific allowed railroad tracks across Jerrold Avenue
- Western Pacific Railroad was granted permission to lay spur tracks across McKinnon Avenue and nearby streets.
- Western Pacific Railroad allowed spur tracks on Barneveld and Newcomb avenues
- Easements for gas, telephone and power lines across San Mateo and Alameda counties were approved for public auction at set minimum prices.
- Market Street Railway Company's bill for streetcar tracks on Turk and Balboa streets was taken up; outcome not yet shown. linked by the name only, not checked
- Filling station permits transferred to General Petroleum, including R. G. Pyne's
- The City Attorney advised on the consequences if the Board failed to fund $105,000 for Mills Airport land.
- W. M. Ringen leases Bay Street land for a garage
- Board authorized the Mayor to sign agreements with Southern Pacific companies for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct pipelines near Oakdale, Ohm and Covell. linked by the name only, not checked
- Filling station permits transferred to General Petroleum, including R. G. Pyne's linked by the name only, not checked
- The City agreed to buy a 13-foot-wide pipeline easement from California Packing Corporation in Alameda County for $500.
- Market Street Railway to get tracks along Turk and Balboa streets
- Welded Products Company and Royal Indemnity Company were released from liability under the steel street marker contract and bond.
- Board to consider confirming the $2,550 sale of a City lot on Twenty-second avenue to Herman Christensen.
- Board approved four leases of Spring Valley Water Department land near Pleasanton and in Alameda County.
- Herman Christensen's purchase of a small city-owned lot on Twenty-second Avenue is confirmed for $2,550.
- Market Street Railway to get permission for new street railway tracks
- Ordinance to confirm the $2,550 sale of city land on Twenty-second Avenue to Herman Christensen passed for printing.
- Proposed transfer of a Powell and Pacific Streets automobile supply station permit to General Petroleum Corporation.
- Market Street Railway to get tracks along Turk and Balboa streets
- The Board granted General Petroleum Corporation a transferred automobile supply station permit at Powell and Pacific streets.
- Ordinance proposed to confirm city's sale of Twenty-second Avenue land to Herman Christensen for $2,550.
- Southern Pacific Company's revocable permit for railroad spur tracks across Bay View industrial streets passed for printing.
- Western Pacific and Southern Pacific propose new track crossings over Hawes, Van Dyke, Armstrong and Jennings streets; outcome continues beyond this page. linked by the name only, not checked
- William White leases Stanford Heights city land for $50 a month
- City land near Pleasanton to be sold at auction
- A franchise ordinance grants the Market Street Railway Company rights to lay and run tracks on Turk and Balboa Streets; vote details are unreadable. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific to get spur tracks across Bay View district streets linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance would let Market Street Railway Company build and run a double track on Turk and Balboa streets for 25 years. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance grants Market Street Railway Company a permit to build and run railway tracks along Turk and Balboa streets; vote not printed here. linked by the name only, not checked
- Western Pacific California Railroad was granted permission to lay a spur track across city streets, subject to conditions.
- Board voted 17 to 1 on franchise bidding terms requiring a surety bond before any franchise takes effect.
- Southern Pacific must maintain sewers under its new Bay View tracks linked by the name only, not checked
- Bill raising the junk gatherers' license fee to $1 per quarter was passed for printing.
- Proposed sale of 2.18 acres of City land on Bernal street to Western Pacific Railroad Company for $3,180 awaits confirmation. linked by the name only, not checked
- $5,000 for Block 6294 land needed for McLaren Park
- Old city water land sold to Western Pacific Railroad for $3,180
- Crystal Springs pipe easements sold to Pacific Gas and Electric
- Proposed ordinance confirming sale of Water Department land to Western Pacific Railroad Company for $3,180.
- $4,250 for land to extend Castro Street to Divisadero Street
- Board proposed sale of Water Department right-of-way easements in San Mateo County to Pacific Gas and Electric for $16,570.
- Garbage disposal franchise ordinance for San Francisco passed June 22, 1931, requiring a $300,000 surety bond for the first two years.
- Barren's United Maintenance's window-cleaning contract with the city was assigned to American Building Maintenance Company, with a $2,000 bond.
- Board proposed renting the Main Auditorium to the San Francisco Opera Association in September 1931 for $7,650.
- Kaiser Paving Company's revocable permit for a spur track on Florida Street was rereferred to committee.
- Kaiser Paving allowed rail spurs on Florida Street
- Kaiser Paving allowed rail spurs on Florida Street
- Automobile supply station permit at Plymouth Avenue and Sagamore Street proposed for transfer from Standard Oil to Standard Stations, Inc., passed for printing.
- Standard Oil hands its McAllister and Polk lease to Standard Stations
- A contract for use of San Francisco Water Department land in San Mateo County by Millis Horn is proposed; the outcome continues on the next page.
- Market Street Railway allowed a bus route from Sixteenth and Bryant
- North half of Appleton Avenue found no longer needed
- Market Street Railway may hang Community Chest banners on streetcars linked by the name only, not checked
- Sales of right of way easements to Pacific Gas and Electric and Sierra and San Francisco Power were confirmed for $15,490 and $1,080.
- Board ordered notice published that it will confirm sales of City land easements to PG&E and Sierra Power on November 2, 1931.
- A permit is granted to the Market Street Railway Company
- Ordinance authorizing sale of right of way easements in San Mateo and Alameda counties to utilities was passed for printing.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company confirmed to buy right-of-way easements on City land in San Mateo and Alameda counties.
- Land bought for the Stanley Street parkway
- City land dedicated as Twenty-second Avenue and Ocean Avenue
- San Bruno Avenue north of Blanken Avenue to be closed
- Pacific Electric Manufacturing Company's offer to sell $10,000 of land and an easement for Bay View streets is proposed for acceptance.
- The Board is considering accepting Gladding, McBean & Co.'s offer to sell pipe line and power easements in San Joaquin County for $127.10.
- The City accepted Spring Valley Company, Ltd.'s offer, paying $600 for a one-year right to excavate sand and gravel in Alameda County. linked by the name only, not checked
- Spring Valley Company deeds land to the city
- Board accepted a deed from Fernando Nelson and Sons and Spring Valley Company for street lands in Merced Manor.
- Proposed ordinance sets license fees for milk, meat, food, tenement, lodging, stable, junk dealer and loud speaker businesses; outcome not shown. linked by the name only, not checked
- Closed parts of Marin Street deeded to California Pacific Title
- Spring Valley Company paid $5,472.60 for Sunset Boulevard land
- Spring Valley Company deeds land for a Nineteenth Avenue pedestrian subway
- City accepts a deed from Spring Valley Company for 8.374 acres within the Fleishhacker Pool and Playground property.
- The city accepted a deed from Market Street Railway Company for Assessor's Block 1264, needed for Kezar Stadium.
- The Board moved to accept California Packing Corporation's $7,000 offer for forty acres in Marin County for a federal base.
- Market Street Railway Company's deed of land required for Kezar Stadium was adopted for acceptance by the city.
- California Pacific Title and Trust deeds three strips on Tulare Street
- Proposed cancellation of a $100,000 tax collector bond from Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company, replaced by a new bond.
- City accepts Jersey Farm Company's offer to sell 245 acres in San Mateo County for a county jail, for $47,500.
- Resolution proposing a Coit Memorial Tower on Telegraph Hill, funded by a $125,000 bequest, was referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- City buys 245 acres from Jersey Farm Company for $47,500
- Southern Pacific allowed a spur track at First and Brannan streets
- City accepts Wells Fargo Bank's easement deed for the Newark-San Lorenzo pipe line, paying $1,500.
- Earlier rail switching proposed, from 5 a.m. instead of 7 a.m.
- Health department pays $500 a month for 1081-1085 Mission Street
- Earlier rail switching proposed, from 5 a.m. instead of 7 a.m.
- Southern Pacific allowed a spur track at First and Brannan streets
- Crocker Estate Company lets the city sewer cross its land linked by the name only, not checked
- A proposed Purchase Procedure Ordinance would set citywide rules for buying supplies and contractual services, repealing Ordinance 9139.
- Sewer to run under Parrott Investment Company land to Mission Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Market Street Railway owes the city $3,010.87 from four months' fares linked by the name only, not checked
- National City Company's bid of $6,836,000 plus a $1,360.36 premium for Hetch Hetchy bonds was referred to Finance Committee.
- Finance Committee's resolution sold $6,836,000 of Hetch Hetchy bonds to a syndicate led by R. H. Moulton & Company.
- Lillie Hitchcock Coit's bequest, about $125,000, is to build a tower on Telegraph Hill: the Coit Memorial Tower.
- City accepted Josephine Chavez et al.'s $12,000 offer to buy Lots 5 to 8 in Assessor's Block 1170.
- Proposed ordinance would require a $500 yearly licence and permits for wholesale food peddlers, on committee recommendation. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance would require wholesale food peddlers to pay a $500 annual licence and obtain permits from the Chief of Police.
- The Board confirmed the sale of 424 Bush Street to Carlton H. Wall for $15,000, the highest offer received.
- Board sold $2,160,000 Relief Bonds to Bankamerica Company for $2,163,456 plus accrued interest.
- Board sold County Jail, Boulevard and Hospital bonds to Bankamerica Company for $2,400,713 plus accrued interest.
- Resolution proposed to let Scavengers' Protective Union haul city garbage to San Mateo after the incinerator is enjoined.
- Proposed ordinance would require permits and a fee for owners of coin-operated game and vending machines.
- Standard Oil allowed a pipe line along Jones Street at Jefferson
- Board accepted W. J. Sullivan's $1,795 offer to buy lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 1B in Block 6690.
- Director of Property's sale of two Block 5607 lots to John P. Cosgrove et al. for $1,456 awaits confirmation. linked by the name only, not checked
- A final vote with no subject on this page.
- Board resolution confirms sale of Van Ness Avenue South parcel 37 to Bertha Bullerdieck for $3,100 and corrects its description.
- Proposed exchange of city land with Southern Pacific Railroad for land needed to open Natick Street.
- Board accepted the Russian Sectarian Cemetery Association's $3,350 offer for 3.35 acres in San Mateo County.
- Proposed $500 annual license for wholesale peddlers of coal, charcoal and wood, rereferred to committee.
- Market Street Railway allowed to remove its First Street tracks
- Public Administrator Phil C. Katz's $50,000 surety bond released from liability after January 8, 1932 charter change.
- Proposed $500 annual license tax on wholesale peddlers of coal, charcoal and wood was laid over one week.
- Proposed ordinance would license wholesale peddlers of coal, charcoal and wood at $500 a year; text continues on next page.
- Board accepted a Jersey Farm Company deed for a water pipe easement to the San Mateo County jail, paying $350.
- Ordinance requiring permits and a $25 fee for swill collectors and haulers in San Francisco was adopted.
- Edward J. Sinnott's $500 offer to buy city land on Roosevelt Way was accepted.
- Proposed ordinance imposing a $500 yearly licence on wholesale coal, charcoal and wood peddlers was taken up as a special order.
- City land on Roosevelt Way near Seventeenth Street offered for sale
- Amanda Swanson's $250 offer to buy City-owned Parcel 27 on Roosevelt Way was accepted and the sale confirmed.
- City Realty Company's $2,300 offer to buy the former Fire Department lot at Third Avenue near Parnassus Avenue was accepted. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution 615 describes city-owned land on Roosevelt Way advertised for sale; the outcome continues on the next page.
- Board authorizes agreement with Market Street Railway Company to renew tracks on Potrero Avenue and Bay Shore Boulevard, paying $3,000.
- Offer of $250 from Amanda Swanson accepted for a small City-owned parcel near Roosevelt Way.
- Board accepted Amanda Swanson's $250 offer to buy city-owned Parcel 27 on Roosevelt Way.
- Market Street Railway to be allowed new streetcar tracks
- Market Street Railway to be allowed new streetcar tracks
- Board approves conveying city Parcels A and B to Spring Valley Company, Ltd., and building Lake Merced boulevard over Parcels 1, 2 and 3.
- J. P. Holland, Inc. offered at least $1,500 monthly for a garbage disposal franchise; the offer was sent to the Health Committee.
- Board ordered a deed of city Parcels A and B to Spring Valley Company, Ltd., in exchange for land for the Lake Merced boulevard. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board adopted a resolution authorizing a lease of 4.2 acres beside Fleishhacker Playfield from Spring Valley Co., Ltd.
- A proposal to allow rail car switching on Second Street between King and Folsom streets at any hour was passed for second reading.
- Felton Company may switch railcars on Second Street at any hour
- California Construction and Nan Frank paid for Shakespeare Street land
- Change proposed to rail switching hours on Bluxome Street
- Felton Company may switch railcars on Second Street at any hour
- Proposed acceptance of an offer to sell Spring Valley Water property, with the decision continuing on the next page.
- Board considers confirming the sale of city land in Daly City to Clara K. Lichtenstein for $9,078 under an earlier ordinance.
- Board accepts a deed from Western Pacific Railroad and pays $750 for land for Matt I. Sullivan School.
- Switching hours proposed for Second Street between King and Folsom streets
- The Mayor is asked to appoint a citizens committee to arrange dedication of the Coit Memorial tower on Telegraph Hill. linked by the name only, not checked
- Director of Property authorized to lease airport administration building space for a restaurant to M. L. McDonald.
- Giuseppe Cuneo buys city land on Chestnut Street for $2,500
- Sale of city land on Chestnut Street to Giuseppe Cuneo for $2,500 was laid over one week.
- Etta Sanders offers $2,250 for city land on Potrero Avenue
- Giuseppe Cuneo buys city land on Chestnut Street for $2,500
- Director of Property's offer to sell Chestnut Street land to Giuseppe Cuneo for $2,500 was deferred one week.
- Resolution on selling described city land, after the Director of Property advertised bids for June 24, 1933.
- Board proposes accepting about 820 acres of state land near Yerba Buena Island for airport purposes.
- The Board accepted J. H. Rowell's $1,120 offer for a 160-acre parcel in Alameda County and authorized a deed conveying it.
- Healy-Tibbitts allowed to shift the Spear Street track for the bridge linked by the name only, not checked
- Board accepts Milton F. Mitchell's $4,500 offer to buy a city-owned parcel on Potrero Avenue. linked by the name only, not checked
- Four banks and firms submitted bids for $1,650,000 tax anticipation notes; the bids were referred to the Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Loretta C. White buys city land near Army Street for $456
- Lewis Street land accepted from the State for the United States
- Lewis Street land accepted from the State for the United States
- The city accepted the bank group's bid to buy $1,500,000 of tax anticipation notes at 2 percent interest.
- $7,500 paid Bay View Land Company for lots near Fitch Street
- Resolution authorizes quitclaiming an old Crystal Springs pipe line right of way to Southern Pacific Company at Sierra Point, with the city accepting a new easement.
- The city accepted a deed from Bothin Real Estate Company for part of Western Addition Block 102.
- State to repay $40,000 for plans on State Highway Route 68
- Land for Bernal Heights Boulevard bought from McCarthy, Bearup and Mayer
- Board rejected the City Company of New York's $13.5 million bid for city bonds because its 6 percent interest rate was too high.
- Board accepted a deed and paid Spring Valley Water Company $33,496 for Parcel 3 of the Fleishhacker Playfield property.
- Weeden & Co. was awarded $600,000 of city Relief Bonds, Issue of 1932, and all other bids were rejected.
- Controller directed to cancel liens and assessments on three parcels acquired from Southern Pacific Company for state use.
- The City proposes borrowing $466,552 from the State of California for unemployment relief work; passed for second reading.
- Proposed ordinance limiting workers on city contracts to thirty hours a week; laid over one week for later action.
- Ordinance to borrow $466,552 from the State of California under the Unemployment Relief Bond Act awaits final passage.
- Telephone survey reports the City saves $7,513.80 yearly by removing free services and substituting concession stations.
- City approved conveying Parcel A to Pacific Gas and Electric Company, subject to pole line conditions.
- Proposed ordinance would authorize trading easements on the Ravenswood-Belmont right of way in San Mateo County with PG&E.
- City seeks to borrow $466,552 from California under the 1933 Unemployment Relief Bond Act to fund relief work.
- Pipe yard at Sixth and Daggett streets leased from Southern Pacific
- Pipe yard at Sixth and Daggett streets leased from Southern Pacific
- Southern Pacific pipe yard leased for one year, not two
- Board of Supervisors proposes calling for bids on a 25-year franchise to incinerate all city garbage, with a required plant capacity of 800 tons daily.
- Garbage incinerator franchise bids were amended to give a rent-free site, then deferred to May 7.
- Proposed resolution would grant a 25-year franchise to incinerate all San Francisco garbage, subject to satisfactory bids. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board directs the Clerk to advertise sealed bids for a garbage and refuse disposal franchise, with surety bonds required.
- Crocker Estate land taken to realign part of Silver Avenue
- Agreement approved with the Gough Street Railroad Company
- Market Street Railway to pull up its Harrison Street tracks
- Market Street Railway may replace streetcar lines with overhead electric trolley buses on routes through several neighborhoods; ordinance adopted.
- Market Street Railway allowed buses along Geneva Avenue to Bayshore Highway linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance lets Market Street Railway replace streetcars with electric trolley buses along Harrison, Eighteenth, Clayton and Waller streets.
- Emergency ordinance to borrow $550,709 from the State of California for unemployment relief was presented for final passage.
- Market Street Railway Company granted a permit to run electric trolley buses on named streets; McSheehy opposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Agreement with Gough Street Railroad Company for sewer pipe across Sloat Boulevard opposite 44th Avenue proposed.
- Fernando Nelson & Sons' conduits in Merced Manor taken over linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board adopted payments totaling $3,700 to four owners for lots needed for the Sunset Reservoir.
- Southern Pacific paid $1,217 for land for the Third Street bridge
- Board accepted E. O. Huttlinger Co.'s $3,000,025 bid for $3,000,000 Tax Anticipation Notes payable December 20, 1934.
- San Francisco Materials Company gets a spur track across Treat Avenue
- Bid terms for a garbage disposal franchise require a $150,000 then $100,000 surety bond; referred to Public Health Committee.
- State given road easements over city water land in San Mateo
- Board authorized deeds conveying Hetch Hetchy-related rights of way to the State of California for Skyline Boulevard in San Mateo County.
- Decision on closing Bacon Street held over
- Mayor and Clerk authorized to deed Public Utilities Commission rights of way along Skyline boulevard to the State of California.
- Land for the Sunset Reservoir bought from Plumb, Saladana and others
- Board considers reissuing five lost 1910 water bonds to the First National Bank of Columbus, Wisconsin.
- Garbage disposal franchise terms, including a $100,000 bidder's bond, were referred to the Public Health Committee.
- Plumbing permit and fixture fee schedule for the Department of Public Health was voted on and passed by ten members. linked by the name only, not checked
- Spring Valley Company paid $42,496 for Fleishhacker Playground land
- Board adopted resolution setting bid terms for a garbage disposal franchise, with a $10,000 certified check and surety bond.
- Spring Valley Company paid $11,383.90 for the Sloat-Skyline road land linked by the name only, not checked
- The city accepted a deed from Spring Valley Company, Ltd. for land needed to realign Sloat Boulevard, and gave up unneeded street land in exchange.
- M. & T. Incorporated buys the Sacramento Street lot for $7,600
- Frank R. Webb trades land for the Sloat Boulevard realignment
- Board authorized the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee to collect public subscriptions for the San Francisco Symphony.
- The Director of Property advertised City-owned land on Potrero Avenue for sale; the Board's confirmation continues on the next page.
- Board considers an agreement with Southern Pacific Company over a sewer easement; the outcome continues on the next page.
- Spring Valley Company gives right of way for Merced Lands sewer
- Resolution proposed asking Pacific Gas and Electric to state whether it will advance $1,000,000 on Red Mountain Bar power.
- The Mayor was authorized to seek a larger federal grant of $1,068,529.50 to raise O'Shaughnessy Dam; the resolution was adopted.
- Larkins Building rented from Zellerbach-Levison for city bus storage
- The Board took up a proposal to lease and buy more land next to Fleishhacker Playfield from Spring Valley Company.
- Proposed lease and purchase of land adjoining Fleishhacker Playfield to expand the park.
- Sealed bids for $2,000,000 of city tax anticipation notes were received and opened on March 11, 1935.
- A lease of about 92 acres for Fleishhacker Playfield from Spring Valley Company, with an option to buy, is proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposed to approve a $55,000 federal grant for a San Mateo County airport runway.
- Board considers accepting two deeds from California Pacific Title & Trust for land on Glenbrook and Mountain Spring Avenues.
- Board adopted Resolution 1590 approving a federal grant agreement to help raise the height of O'Shaughnessy Dam.
- Resolution laid over one week proposing the city lease land next to Lafayette Park from Coast Bay Company with an option to buy.
- Consideration of the Health Committee's garbage disposal bid report was laid over one week and made a special order.
- Health Committee recommends accepting Sanitary Fill Company's bid to dispose of San Francisco garbage at one dollar per ton.
- Board awarded a three-year lease of 643 Broadway to S. A. Schellino at $50 a month.
- The Health Committee recommends awarding the garbage disposal franchise to Sanitary Fill Company; the City Attorney is to prepare the documents.
- Health Committee recommends accepting Sanitary Fill Company's bid for citywide garbage disposal franchise and rejecting all other bids.
- The Board took up the Health Committee's report on bids for garbage disposal; the outcome appears on a later page.
- Board proposed accepting Sanitary Fill Company's garbage disposal bid and directed the City Attorney to prepare its franchise.
- Market Street Railway's 1932 fare percentage set at $40,835.88
- Supervisor Uhl proposed asking the California Toll Bridge Authority not to grant exclusive Bay Bridge franchises beyond ten years. linked by the name only, not checked
- Market Street Railway to swap Harrison Street tracks for trolley buses
- City agreed to let Market Street and Gough Street railway companies cross the Crystal Springs water pipeline. linked by the name only, not checked
- Spring Valley Company land taken to link Alemany and Lake Merced
- Public Utilities Committee advances a bill letting Market Street Railway replace streetcars with trolley buses on Eighteenth and nearby streets.
- Market Street Railway to swap Harrison Street tracks for trolley buses
- Trolley bus service replacing streetcars on Harrison, Eighteenth and Haight streets approved, amending Ordinance 15.0914 for Market Street Railway Company.
- Market Street Railway to swap Harrison Street tracks for trolley buses
- Municipal Pipe Yard lease at Sixth and Daggett renewed
- Proposed resolution authorizes a city agreement with Southern Pacific Company to build Alemany Boulevard over its right of way.
- Board accepted Irma Sholz's $1,800 offer for city-owned Water Department land in San Mateo County.
- Market Street Railway allowed new double track on Sixth Street
- Ordinance amended as Market Street Railway asked, passed for second reading
- Proposed ordinance would let Market Street Railway Company run trolley buses on revised routes; amendments requiring bus crews of two lost.
- Health Committee recommends accepting the Sanitary Fill Company bid for garbage disposal and rejecting all other bids.
- City accepts an easement deed from Jersey Farm Company for Crystal Springs Pipe Line and pays $1,571.53.
- City accepts easements from Crocker Estate Company for Crystal Springs Pipe Line and pays $2,721.41.
- Board proposed accepting a right-of-way easement from Mills Estate, Inc. for the Crystal Springs pipe line, paying $4,516.32.
- Resolution proposed to accept a right-of-way deed from Anglo California National Bank for the Crystal Springs pipe line and pay $100.
- Market Street Railway allowed new double track on Sixth Street
- Market Street Railway to swap Harrison Street tracks for trolley buses
- Legal opinion holds San Francisco violates the Raker Act by reselling Hetch Hetchy power to Pacific Gas and Electric. linked by the name only, not checked
- Market Street Railway allowed bus routes through the Excelsior district
- Power line easement traded with Pacific Gas and Electric near Skyline Boulevard
- Proposed amendment corrects land descriptions in the Lake Merced land exchange deed with Spring Valley Water Company.
- Board accepted A. H. Domreis's $250 offer for a city parcel on Roosevelt Way, at Public Works' recommendation.
- A. H. Domreis buys a Roosevelt Way lot for $250
- A $324,860 federal grant for San Francisco waterworks, airport, streetcars and street lighting is proposed for acceptance.
- The city accepts a $153,450 federal grant to help build stream diversion works at Moccasin, Tuolumne County.
- Resolution 2217 accepting a federal grant of up to $243,000 for sewer construction in San Francisco was proposed by Brown.
- Federal grant offer of up to $263,688 for school buildings proposed for acceptance; vote continues on next page.
- A resolution proposed accepting a federal grant of up to $28,620 to reconstruct and improve the Palace of Fine Arts.
- Proposed acceptance of a federal grant of up to $50,575 for a school gymnasium building.
- California Street Cable Railroad found to owe the city $14,938.22
- The city accepted a deed from Parkside Realty Company for street land in Pinelake Park.
- Removes fees for secondhand bicycle dealers and repeals Ordinance 5239, amending the automobile dealer licence ordinance.
- Board is accepting a quitclaim deed from Spring Valley Company, Ltd., for Lot 10-A, Block 1852 in San Francisco, as recommended by the Public Utilities Commission.
- Board awarded Hearst Radio, Inc. a five-year lease of 6.289 acres of Water Department land in San Mateo County for $50 monthly.
- Sanitary Fill Company's garbage fill franchise on the bay shore was voted on by the Board, nine ayes and two noes.
- Market Street Railway given 45 days for two Excelsior bus routes
- Bill 827 amending the blasting ordinance, requiring bonds for blasting permits, was passed for second reading.
- City Attorney was authorized to settle a $500 judgment against Rose May West in the City's favour.
- The Anglo California National Bank deeded sewer easements in Sherwood Forest, and the city accepted them by resolution.
- City land near Thirtieth Avenue and Irving appraised for sale
- City accepts a federal grant offer of up to $348,900 to help finance widening and reconstructing city streets.
- City rents offices from The Lurie Company for $880 a month
- Fernando Nelson & Sons give $4,000 and lots for school land
- $20,000 paid Coast Bay Company for land at Lafayette Park
- City buys the westerly 124.5 feet of Lot 41 from Spring Valley Company for Fleishhacker Playfield, for $18,770.80. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board accepted a $1,894,324 federal grant toward ferry slips and buildings on reclaimed land.
- Branch library rented from American Trust Company for $45 a month
- Market Street Railway allowed buses on the Geneva Avenue loop
- Market Street Railway allowed buses on the Geneva Avenue loop
- Market Street Railway Company was granted a revocable permit to run buses along a route through the Excelsior District.
- Market Street Railway's proposed Excelsior District bus permit was laid over for two weeks on motion.
- Market Street Railway Company was granted a revocable permit to run buses on a route in the Excelsior District.
- Purchase of an easement for Crystal Springs Pipe Line No. 2 is proposed by resolution; outcome continues on next page.
- Board of Supervisors accepted C. R. Haley's $500 offer to buy a small city-owned parcel, with the deed to follow.
- Proposed sale of city-owned Lot 6, Assessor's Block 2341, to August Hallgren and wife, pending confirmation.
- August and May Hallgren buy Funston Avenue school land for $12,000
- Southern Pacific deeds land for the Harrison Street bridge piers
- Lyon Street to be widened toward the Golden Gate Bridge
- City Title Insurance sells land for $2,629 to widen Nineteenth Avenue
- Supervisors Meyer and Colman proposed applying for a federal grant of 45 per cent of $52,700,000 for rapid transit subways.
- A right of way easement for water pipelines is described across parcels near Crystal Springs Road, with the description continuing onto the next page.
- Mayor authorized to seek change of waterworks federal loan to a $2,245,000 grant, passed by eleven Supervisors.
- Proposed change of sanitary sewer federal loan to a $454,000 grant, with the vote on the next page.
- Board reissued two lost $1,000 Spring Valley bonds to The Home Insurance Company, requiring a $3,000 surety bond.
- Supervisors moved to reopen the Park budget to consider Dr. Heil's proposal to buy the Hyde Street pioneer home.
- City to lease Bank of America offices at 550 Montgomery Street
- City to trade Sloat Boulevard land with the Gough Street Railroad
- The Mayor and Clerk are authorized to deed Parcel D to the Gough Street Railroad Company.
- Kenneth Evers and Sol Getz & Sons sell Nineteenth Avenue land
- Montague Pipe and Steel gets Seventeenth Street closed for storage linked by the name only, not checked
- Florence Claraty leases the Tehama Street school land for $101 monthly
- Mayor and Clerk authorized to deed Parcel D to Gough Street Railroad Company.
- City and State buy the corner at Clay and The Embarcadero
- Junior college site sought at Phelan and Ocean avenues linked by the name only, not checked
- Pan American Airways leases thirty-six acres at the San Francisco Airport
- City land on Portola Drive sold to J. M. Crogan and wife Hazel Crogan for $60, confirmed by resolution.
- City buys strips of land from four owners, for $1,825 total, to widen Nineteenth Avenue.
- Jesse Filippelli and Bank of America sell Nineteenth Avenue land
- California Street Cable Railroad pays the city $4,025.80 from fares linked by the name only, not checked
- Pan American Airways gets a lease at the San Francisco Airport
- Standard Stations, Inc. gets a five-year lease of city-owned land on Polk Street at $250 monthly rent.
- Road easement to San Mateo County passed for second reading
- Board is confirming the sale of a Fire Department lot on Funston Avenue and Santiago Street.
- Supervisor McSheehy's minority report opposes the city's $46,785,000 federal grant application for electric power distribution, PWA Docket 1548-R. linked by the name only, not checked
- City pays $150 for strip of land near Crystal Springs Road
- Special committee chairman McSheehy moved that its Hetch Hetchy report be approved, requiring the city to build its own distribution system.
- Proposed resolution confirming the sale of Water Department land on Ocean Avenue to Minnie M. Cook.
- Market Street Railway allowed to remove its tracks on Taylor Street
- The First Boston Corporation's bid to buy $3.5M in city tax anticipation notes at 0.17% interest was accepted.
- City adopted purchase of Assessor's Block 2147 from Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co. for $15,600 for Sunset Reservoir.
- City proposed to buy Assessor's Block 2145 from Franklin and Charles Hittell for $15,600 for Sunset Reservoir.
- Bank of America deed accepted for Richardson Avenue land
- Water pipe allowed under Southern Pacific tracks at Balboa Park
- City land on Alemany Boulevard sold to M. Linehan for $4,150 after the accepted sole bid.
- J. D. Hart offers $30 for city land on Portola Drive
- A. Witte buys city land on Portola Drive for $85
- Irma Sholz bids for city land in San Mateo County
- Carl Gellert buys the Twenty-fifth Avenue school land for $12,350
- Title Insurance and Guaranty Company gives land to extend Darrell Place
- A federal offer of a grant to help finance city sewer construction is set for acceptance.
- New streets in University Terrace accepted from the American Trust Company
- Eugene Berg buys city land on Charter Oak Avenue for $500
- Gough Street Railroad land bought for $20,000 for Geneva Avenue
- City proposes buying land from Chas. F. Kane and Capitol Company for the Corona Heights Playground.
- Angelo Costa buys the Hampshire Street lot for $2,800
- Sale of 4.9 acres of city-owned land in San Mateo County to be confirmed after bidding.
- Fernando Nelson & Sons gives land to widen Villa Terrace
- Fernando Nelson & Sons gives a sewer strip off Deming Street
- Southern Pacific grants road rights at San Jose and Sickles avenues
- Passed for second reading: City Attorney authorized to accept $7,000 to settle two lawsuits against Columbia Casualty Company.
- Di Maggio & Company gets a ten-year lease on Jefferson Street
- Supervisor Brown disputes Plan Number 7 for City electric distribution, arguing it loses tax and agency revenue from PG&E.
- Columbia Casualty Company pays the city $7,000 to settle two suits
- Coast Bay Company land bought for $20,000 for Lafayette Park
- The city released its $158 lien on Lot 32, Block 706 after Hannah Anette Burke died and the property was sold.
- Standard Stations leases city land at Portola Drive and Woodside Avenue
- Supervisors debate whether the State must pay $500,000 it previously promised for the Funston Avenue approach to the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Tung Sen Cemetery Association was approved to buy 4.9 acres in San Mateo County for $4,900 cash.
- $12,000 for street lights on Twenty-fifth Avenue from Golden Gate Park
- Timothy Nyhane buys city land at Jersey and Vicksburg for $2,325
- Land bought from Market Street Railway at San Jose and Diamond
- Offer of $225 by Carl L. Voigt and three others for Henry Street parcels was accepted by resolution.
- Proposed ordinance amends circus license fees for Municipal Auditorium shows; final passage is printed on the next page.
- Hawley Forge leases city land on Kansas Street for twenty years linked by the name only, not checked
- Fred Diefendorf buys city land at Roosevelt Way for $500
- Michael Costello buys school land on Seventh Avenue for $12,500
- City land on Eighteenth Avenue near Taraval Street offered for sale
- Southern Pacific land bought for $2,350 to widen San Jose Avenue
- A resolution confirming the sale of school land on Eighteenth Avenue to Marian Furey was taken up; its outcome continues on the next page.
- Margie Corey and two others sell land to widen Nineteenth Avenue
- Fred Suttman bids on city land at Nineteenth Avenue near Taraval
- Ordinance passed granting a highway right of way over City land in San Mateo County, subject to state highway abandonment.
- Capital Company land bought to widen Polk and Fell streets
- Proposed confirmation of a city land sale near Pleasanton in Alameda County to Henry J. Kaiser Company.
- Stoneson brothers' Lakeside streets accepted with a $2,000 tax bond linked by the name only, not checked
- Marshal Struthers gives Santa Fe and Topeka avenues to the city
- Confirmation of a lease of Water Department land at Millbrae to E. E. Phillips is proposed; the vote continues on the next page.
- The Public Utilities Commission proposed a $49,250,000 bond issue for a rapid transit system, to go to voters November 2, 1937.
- Bank Auto Company leases the lot at Thirteenth and Van Ness
- City land on Eighteenth Avenue south of Moraga offered for sale
- Western Pacific gets a spur on Wisconsin Street to serve Safeway
- California Street Cable owes the city $8,411.82 in fare receipts
- City land on Eighteenth Avenue south of Kirkham offered for sale
- Alexander Neil buys city land on Boutwell Street for $450
- Western Pacific gets a spur on Wisconsin Street to serve Safeway
- City land at Bay Shore Boulevard and Ware Street sold
- Wm. Romano buys the school lot on Fourteenth Avenue for $6,000
- Board to accept a deed from American Trust Company for Anza Street land; outcome continues next page.
- Accepting a United States grant to help finance Moccasin waterworks, drainage and conduit construction; vote continues on next page.
- City land on Twenty-fifth Avenue sold to August Hallgren for $12,000
- Resolution to accept deeds for land needed to widen Twenty-fourth Street is pending.
- Market Street Railway allowed to run buses along Geneva Avenue
- Parts of Connecticut, Missouri and Texas Streets to be closed
- Montclair Terrace accepted as a public street off the new map
- City land off Wilder Street sold to Andrew Berwick for $1,000
- Water Department land on Arlington Street offered for sale by bid
- A newspaper editorial argued the city should pay a $60,000 Golden Gate Bridge Fiesta deficit through a tax levy.
- Southern Pacific land taken for widening San Bruno Avenue at Third
- Board confirmed the sale of city-owned land at Arlington and Wilder Streets to Harold B. Barber for $1,250.
- Easement bought from Parrott Investment Company for Crystal Springs Pipe Line
- Parts of Connecticut, Missouri and Texas Streets to be closed
- Streets closed south of Army Street for American Smelting and Refining
- City land at Fifteenth and Rhode Island streets offered for lease
- Geneva Terraces streets accepted from the Residential Development Company
- City land on Bay Shore Boulevard offered for sale by bid
- Bill No. 1283 proposes raising the license fee for boxing and wrestling exhibitions from $10 to $40 each.
- Land bought from Market Street Railway at Valencia and Tiffany, $100
- Hanrahan Company paid $486.60 for land to widen Nineteenth Avenue
- Resolution 3636 proposed closing and abandoning portions of Mendell, Carroll, Bancroft, Armstrong, Yosemite and Shoup avenues. linked by the name only, not checked
- Deed accepted from Title Insurance and Guaranty for Nineteenth Avenue widening
- City buys pipeline strip from one Atherton owner, $350 linked by the name only, not checked
- Land bought from Coast Bay Company for Lafayette Park, $20,000
- Resolution adopted accepting part of Lot 41 for Fleishhacker Playfield, paying $18,779.88 to the Bourn estate trustees.
- Parts of Mendell Street, Carroll and Armstrong Avenues to be closed
- Parts of Mendell Street, Carroll and Armstrong Avenues to be closed linked by the name only, not checked
- Five parcels bought for the proposed McLaren Park
- Southern Pacific released from its duties after the Williams Avenue bridge linked by the name only, not checked
- City Title Insurance Company to swap land of equal value
- Resolution 3803 concerns bids to lease a Water Department tract on El Camino Real in San Mateo County.
- $450 paid to Bridge Investment Company for Sunset Reservoir land
- Resolution 3818 proposes extending the city's pipe yard lease from Southern Pacific Company for another period.
- City Title Insurance Company to swap land of equal value
- Purchase of a Southern Pacific franchise for $3.5 million is debated; reconsideration is sought and the final vote is delayed.
- Board voted 7 to 1 on a resolution to buy Southern Pacific's ferry franchises for $3,500,000.
- The Board took a roll call on Supervisor McSheehy's amendment to the Bay Bridge toll motion; the result continues on the next page.
- Hibernia Savings and Loan paid $20 for Masonic Avenue widening linked by the name only, not checked
- Western Pacific to get a spur track on Harrison Street
- $6,500 set aside for street work on Silver Avenue
- Supervisor McSheehy presented a resolution on distributing Hetch Hetchy power, challenging Pacific Gas and Electric's gas and electricity franchise.
- Western Pacific to get a spur track on Harrison Street
- Finance Committee recommends a $6,500 supplemental appropriation for street work on Silver Avenue; final vote continues on the next page.
- Supervisors discussed suing Pacific Gas & Electric to recover about $1.2 million owed for street use; no vote is printed here.
- City Title Insurance to swap land at Wayland and Mansfield streets
- Ordinance to trade city-owned Parcel A to City Title Insurance Company for other real property awaits final passage.
- Wabash Terrace and two lanes accepted as public streets
- Sewer easement accepted from Southern Pacific at Mendell and Shoup
- A 1931 resolution rescinded before an Alemany Boulevard land sale
- Motion to postpone the Crystal Springs Golf Course lease to Thos. S. Hutton failed; the lease remains pending.
- Pacific States Savings paid $18,000 for Nineteenth Avenue land
- A resolution adopted with no subject on this page
- Bret Harte Terrace accepted as a new public street
- Proposed ten-year lease of Treasure Island air terminal space and Hangar B to Pan American Airways, continued to the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- The City approved selling a strip of land in Stanislaus County to the State of California for $1,022.50.
- Ordinance adopted requiring a Tax Collector license for bicycles on city streets, with fees, registration plates and fines.
- A proposed $525,000 bond for livestock pavilion buildings on Agricultural District 1A goes to voters.
- American District Telegraph Company paid the City $13,925.73 for its franchise, and the Clerk was directed to accept it. linked by the name only, not checked
- Market Street Railway to be told the city intends to buy
- $300 paid to Commercial Centre Realty for Bernal Heights Boulevard land
- Lurmont Terrace accepted as a public street from the Lurie Company
- Paramount Terrace map approved and the street accepted as public, with a $1,950 tax bond from Lloyd Ham and Charles Durbrow approved.
- James Colston to get back most of his $600 lease deposit
- Masonic Cemetery Association gives land to extend Golden Gate Avenue
- Map of Ewing Terrace proposed for approval as the official street map; outcome continues on next page.
- Parcel A valued at $520 and two Amherst Street lots $500
- Resolution accepting a federal grant of up to $1,027,561 to help build and equip city hospital buildings.
- Controller reported Market Street Railway's late franchise tax; the $46,065.71 check was referred to committee and City Attorney.
- Board accepted a federal grant of up to $2,450,591 to help build and improve San Francisco school buildings.
- Proposed ordinance would let the Director of Property trade city land to City Title Insurance Company for other parcels.
- Parcel A valued at $600 and three other lots at $550
- Happy Home Building Company bids $8,250 for Thirty-first Avenue land
- Frank A. Prestidge's $945 repayment under the Old Age Security Act is proposed for acceptance by the City.
- City trades a parcel to City Title Insurance for three lots
- City Attorney proposed to settle the City's claim against the Estate of Joseph W. Daly. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board approved a map opening Desmond Street between Visitacion and Sunnydale Avenues and accepted the needed property deeds.
- City Attorney authorized to settle the City's claim against Joseph W. Daly's estate for $600. linked by the name only, not checked
- Commercial Centre Realty paid $500 for proposed McLaren Park land
- Fire house at 460 Bush Street leased for $100 a month
- Santa Fe leases warehouse land at Riverbank for $30 a year
- Sale of 3.61 acres of City land near Pleasanton to Henry J. Kaiser Company for $1,083 was proposed for confirmation.
- John O'Sullivan leases Ocean Avenue land at $100 a month
- Shawnee Avenue accepted from Spring Valley Lumber Yard at Geneva Heights
- Public Utilities Committee resolution would grant Market Street Railway permission to run buses over Polk Street.
- The Board adopted a resolution releasing a $1,000 lien on the Philip S. Reel estate after Teresa M. Devine's assigned payment.
- Edith Harvey buys city land at Castro and Waller Streets, $500
- Victor N. Rosenberg bought a city-owned lot on Castro Street for $750, and the sale was confirmed by resolution.
- Dorothy Pasmore Bell's $1,000 offer to buy a city lot on Castro Street was accepted.
- The Board confirmation of a sale of land at Chestnut and Kearny Streets to Charles H. Raven, Jr. is still pending.
- Board adopted resolution closing part of Oneida Avenue and conveying surplus City land to Northern Counties Title Insurance Company. linked by the name only, not checked
- Part of Oneida Avenue to be closed and traded away
- Part of Oneida Avenue to be closed and traded away
- Ted Handman leases city land on El Camino Real, $30 monthly
- Peter McHugh buys city land on Sloat Boulevard for $400
- Housing Authority buys the Holly Park block for $62,140
- Land traded to City Title Insurance for the proposed McLaren Park
- Part of Oneida Avenue closed and abandoned, with surplus city land conveyed to Northern Counties Title Insurance Company, adopted April 3, 1939. linked by the name only, not checked
- The city proposed to accept rights of way from Clay Canyon Coal Company for the Corral Hollow Pipe Line for $150.
- Heyman Brothers' streets accepted at McLaren Park Terrace linked by the name only, not checked
- Frank Zwissig leases 555 acres of airport land for $200 monthly
- Supervisor McSheehy proposed a resolution directing the City Attorney to sue Pacific Gas and Electric over street use for heat and power.
- Housing Authority buys school land on Arkansas Street for $1,200
- Land traded to City Title Insurance for the proposed McLaren Park
- Plan to close part of Oneida Avenue and exchange the land with Northern Counties Title Insurance Company, per Resolution 303. linked by the name only, not checked
- Part of Oneida Avenue closed and deeded to Northern Counties Title
- Land accepted from Spring Valley Company for a Junipero Serra road
- Board accepted a $514.20 offer from Helena, John and William Busch for 1.7 acres of City land near Pleasanton.
- Offer by Helena, John and William Busch to buy city land for $514.20 accepted; buyers must pay balance within thirty days.
- Santa Fe Land Improvement sells land to widen Third Street
- Public Utilities Committee presented a proposed Raker Act amendment on Hetch Hetchy electric energy sales to PG&E.
- Emil and Myra Rossi buy school land near Nineteenth Avenue, $1,250
- Thomas Cusick gets the boat concession at Lake Merced
- Raker Act resolution put off until all members are present
- Pacific Gas and Electric contract defended against a $55,000,000 system
- Eugene Hackett buys city land on Clementina Street for $2,000
- Lakeside streets accepted from the Stonesons and Spring Valley Company linked by the name only, not checked
- Pacific Gas and Electric leases classrooms at 445 Sutter Street
- City trades land with City Title Insurance for McLaren Park
- Ocean Avenue property leased to John F. O'Sullivan
- Confirmation of sale of Fire Department land in Assessor's Block 5714 to the Housing Authority is before the Board.
- Gas Cove purchase from Pacific Gas and Electric referred to committee
- City land along Alemany Boulevard offered for sale
- Board is asked to confirm the sale of a Castro Street lot to Victor N. Rosenberg.
- City trades land with City Title Insurance for McLaren Park
- Market Street Railway granted a permit to run buses
- Market Street Railway granted a permit to run buses
- The Borden Company gives Linda Street to the city
- Bus route supplementing the No. 10 line approved as read
- Electric franchise ordinance finally passed, requiring the grantee to pay the city $200,000 purchase price.
- Street franchise granted to a private company on payment of $200,000 to the city, finally passed by the Board.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company applies for a gas distribution franchise, agreeing to pay the City $75,000 in advance. linked by the name only, not checked
- Joint committee reported on PG&E franchise payments, comparing what the city would have received in 1938 under each rate.
- Market Street Railway granted a permit to run buses
- Proposed ordinance would grant Pacific Gas and Electric Company a franchise to supply electricity and use city streets for poles and wires. linked by the name only, not checked
- An ordinance granting an electric energy franchise for heating and power was finally passed, with the grantee paying $200,000 to the city.
- Franchise ordinance finally passed, requiring the grantee to pay the city $200,000 within thirty days.
- A franchise to Pacific Gas and Electric Company to distribute electricity citywide was passed for second reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisor Mead proposed a policy to vote against Pacific Gas and Electric franchises unless the repayment clause is waived; referred to committee.
- Part of Bay Shore Boulevard to be closed and abandoned
- Supervisor Mead proposed a resolution pledging members to vote against PG&E franchises unless the repayment clause is waived; referred to committee.
- Part of Bay Shore Boulevard to be closed, water pipe moved
- Relief lien released on the Portellis' Mendell Street property
- Joseph and Marabel Stewart deed Randolph Street to the city
- The Board is considering confirming a ten-year lease of the Byrnes Store Rock Quarry to W. O. Tyson.
- Hamilton Street lots traded to City Title Insurance for McLaren Park
- Stoneson family deeds Navajo Avenue to the city
- John Duran buys city land on Hamilton Street
- City finally passed an ordinance conveying Parcels A, B and C to City Title Insurance Company, valued equal to Parcels 1 and 2.
- Spring Valley Company gives sewer easements near Stonecrest Drive
- Land traded with Western Pacific Railroad to widen Third Street
- Part of Bay Shore Boulevard closed and given to Christian Barion
- Part of Bay Shore Boulevard to be closed, water pipe moved
- Part of Bay Shore Boulevard closed and given to Marietta Russi
- Land traded with Western Pacific Railroad to widen Third Street
- Board passed final ordinance trading railroad land for widening Third Street and extending 26th Street, with a $4,500 payment.
- Resolution 651 would confirm the sale of Lot 45 on Castro Street to A. Thatcher Cook.
- Land bought from Northern Counties Title for Bernal Heights Boulevard, $150
- Supervisor Uhl proposes a license fee for businesses using public sidewalks rent-free, with no vote yet.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company's 25-year gas franchise for City streets was finally passed by the Board. linked by the name only, not checked
- Final passage taken up for a permit letting Pacific Auxiliary Fire Alarm Company connect its alarms to city fire boxes.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company's gas franchise Bill No. 325 was taken up for consideration; outcome continues on next page.
- Consideration of an ordinance granting Pacific Gas and Electric a citywide electricity franchise was postponed to December 4, 1939.
- Land bought from Coast Bay Company for Lafayette Park, $20,000 linked by the name only, not checked
- City Attorney advises PG&E's $200,000 franchise payment need not be refunded if the city builds its own power distribution system.
- Supervisors moved to set aside the September passage of gas franchise Bill No. 325 and re-pass it for second reading.
- City approved paying $18,770.40 to two banks for a portion of Lots 40 and 41 for Fleishhacker Playfield.
- The Board again passed Bill 326 for second reading, proposing a electricity distribution franchise to Pacific Gas and Electric Company. linked by the name only, not checked
- Land bought from California Packing Corporation for Aquatic Park, $23,581.36
- W. J. Tezak offers $1,000 for land on Rhode Island Street
- Resolution to close and abandon parts of Otega Avenue between Mount Vernon and Ottawa Avenues is pending, outcome on next page.
- Utility lines allowed across Anglo-California Bank land near Robin Hood Drive
- Proposed franchise would let Pacific Gas and Electric Company distribute electricity for non-lighting uses in city streets. linked by the name only, not checked
- Franchise bill finally passed, requiring the grantee to pay the city $200,000 as the franchise purchase price. linked by the name only, not checked
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company proposed a franchise to supply gas for uses beyond lighting across San Francisco.
- City to trade land near Sunnydale Avenue with the Housing Authority
- Proposed sale of city-owned Hahn Street parcels to the Housing Authority passed for second reading.
- James H. Morrissey buys city land on Alemany Boulevard
- City land in San Mateo County given to Crocker Estate Company
- Ordinance passed authorising conveyance of four city-owned Sunnydale parcels to the Housing Authority of San Francisco.
- Clerk authorized to release Old Age Security lien on Grace and Harry Nathan Sales after $70 repayment.
- Tax Collector and Controller directed to cancel assessments on Lot 14A, Block 7201 after the state bought it from Spring Valley.
- Consideration of the ordinance letting Market Street Railway run buses was postponed after the City Attorney withheld approval.
- Market Street Railway asks to abandon its Ninth Street tracks
- Market Street Railway is granted permission to run buses on named city streets, alongside or replacing streetcars.
- Market Street Railway's bus permit ordinance drew organised support and opposition at a hearing; consideration continued to February 13, 1940.
- Southern Pacific and Kraft Cheese allowed a Newhall Street spur track
- Market Street Railway Company is granted permission to run buses on several city streets in place of streetcars, finally passed.
- Western Pacific Railroad allowed truck scales on Ninth Street
- Market Street Railway Company is granted a permit to run automobile buses over and along city streets, pending final passage.
- Southern Pacific and Kraft Cheese allowed a Newhall Street spur track
- Frank Blastic buys city land at Woolsey Street for $600
- Quitclaim deed of three Chinese cemetery parcels in San Mateo County to Spring Valley Company authorized.
- California Street Cable Railroad to pay the city $4,867.69 linked by the name only, not checked
- Albert Nelson buys city land on 30th Avenue for $7,500
- Aid lien recorded on George Lewis's Monticello Street property
- Nahua Avenue accepted from the Hansens in the Geneva Heights subdivision
- City lien put behind Eleanore Mailly's loan on Twenty-third Avenue
- Board proposes a flower show in City Hall rotunda on August 28 and 29, 1940, run by the Dahlia Society.
- Board declares gas franchise Ordinance 413 effective and asks Pacific Gas and Electric to accept it and pay $200,000.
- Resolution declared electric franchise Ordinance 414 effective and asked Pacific Gas and Electric to accept it and pay $200,000.
- Enforcement sought of the Gordons' Aquatic Park lease terms
- James Campbell paid $320 for planned McLaren Park land
- Supervisor Uhl's resolution proposing termination of the Gordon Aquatic Park building lease and collection of rents was referred to committee.
- Resolution proposed to release a county lien on property of Jennie and William Innes tied to old-age security aid. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisor McSheehy moved for a public hearing on disposing of Hetch Hetchy power and postponing the Washington committee trip.
- Bothin Real Estate paid $16,500 for land to widen Lombard Street
- Proposed acceptance of a quitclaim deed from Jos. Musto Sons-Keenan Co.; the vote continues on the next page.
- Universal Advertising Corporation offered $50,000 for street refuse receptacles, and the offer's consideration was postponed.
- Bids taken for a city lot at 19th and Danvers Streets
- Stoneson Bros. gives $100 to widen Badger Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Part of Kansas Street to be closed for Western Pacific Railroad
- Western Pacific Railroad Company's proposed spur track on Ninth Street between Sheridan and Folsom streets passed for second reading.
- The Board accepted a sewer easement deed from The Ruegg Company across Lot 1, Block 12 of Sunnyvale Homestead Association Tract.
- The Board accepted a right-of-way easement from Spring Valley Company, Ltd. for the Ingleside Outfall Sewer in San Francisco.
- Consideration of Universal Advertising Corporation's offer to pay the city $50,000 yearly for street refuse receptacle advertising was postponed.
- Universal Advertising offers $50,000 a year for rubbish bin advertising
- A permit for Market Street Railway to operate buses on Ninth Street between Market and Brannan Streets was proposed.
- Universal Advertising offers $50,000 a year for rubbish bin advertising
- Western Pacific Railroad allowed a spur track on Ninth Street
- Wells Fargo Bank paid $15,000 for land to widen Lombard Street
- Market Street Railway would be granted a permit to run buses on Ninth Street between Market and Brannan Streets.
- A proposed contract with the Golden Gate International Exposition on operating a city exhibit at Treasure Island was begun.
- Universal Advertising proposed supplying 8000 street refuse receptacles for $50,000 yearly; the Board re-referred it to Finance Committee.
- Universal Advertising offers $50,000 a year for rubbish bin advertising
- Clerk authorized to release city lien on Charles W. Frees's Eureka property upon payment of $60.
- Market Street Railway's bus permit, replacing streetcars including on Fillmore Street, was passed for second reading.
- Bids taken for a city lot on Nineteenth Street
- Market Street Railway to run buses along Divisadero and Fillmore Streets
- Chief Administrative Officer urged the Board to back a proposed Mills Field lease with United Airlines and call for bids.
- Harry Ohea buys city land on 22nd Avenue for $1,500
- Market Street Railway to pull up Castro Street rails and repave
- Deed from California Pacific Title and Trust Company accepted for Lombard Street widening land in Assessor's Block 511.
- Market Street Railway Company is granted a permit to run automobile buses along routes from Castro Street to Marina Boulevard.
- Sale of Lot 7, Assessor's Block 934 to K. V. and Helen M. Clifford for $8,150 cash is before the Board for confirmation.
- Part of Kansas Street to be traded to Western Pacific Railroad
- Matt Yerman buys school land on Rhode Island Street for $1,000
- Board resolution ratifies a committee's commitment to lease Pacific Gas and Electric's distribution facilities, and seeks a postponed injunction date from Interior Secretary Ickes.
- Board of Supervisors postponed reconsideration of its Hetch Hetchy power distribution commitment to Secretary Ickes until August 26, 1940.
- Board ratified its committee's commitment to lease Pacific Gas and Electric's distribution lines or else put revenue bonds to voters.
- Map of Lakeshore Park Subdivision No. 1 and its new streets put before the Board; outcome continues on next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Lakeside Subdivision No. 3 map approved and its new streets accepted by the City, backed by a $9,300 tax bond.
- Resolution confirming a special committee's commitment to Interior Secretary Ickes on distributing Hetch Hetchy power; outcome continues on next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sealed bids invited for $3,500,000 in tax anticipation notes issued under Ordinance No. 789.
- Lena Liati pays $300 for a strip on Columbus Avenue
- Spur track for Western Pacific Railroad at Ninth and Bryant Streets
- Baden-Merced pipe line moved for the new San Francisco State College
- New streets opened at the Potrero low rent housing project
- City takes state land for Holloway Avenue at San Francisco State
- Western Pacific Railroad was granted permission to build and operate a spur track on Ninth Street between Harrison and Bryant.
- City land in Newark offered for lease by the property director
- Proposed 20-year lease of 15.05 acres at San Francisco Airport to United Air Lines for $130,000 rent.
- Southern Pacific companies would grant the city water and sewer pipe easements at several San Mateo County crossings; passed for second reading.
- Supervisor Uhl proposed that city departments consult the Director of Properties on all leases, after the Gordon Brothers Aquatic Park lease dispute.
- Taxes, assessments and penalties for 1937 and 1938 on a Sunnydale Project lot owned by the Housing Authority were cancelled.
- City to sell land beside Columbia Steel on Sixteenth Street
- Amended subdivision map approved for Fernando Nelson's Silver Terrace block
- Southern Pacific companies granted the City perpetual easements for water and sewer pipe crossings in San Mateo County, passed on final reading.
- James Hogan pays $531.78 to clear the city's Willard Street lien
- City to sell land beside Columbia Steel on Sixteenth Street
- Part of Appleton Avenue by Holly Park Circle to be closed
- City accepts land needed for Cutler Avenue
- Agreement with Southern Pacific Company to build Bridgeview Drive and close parts of Quesada, Shaffer, Revere and Phelps streets was adopted.
- Thornton Terrace map approved with Mercury and Ledyard Streets accepted
- Market Street Railway bus route changed on Noe and Mission Streets
- Market Street Railway asks to run buses on Castro and Fillmore
- Paul Kralik pays $10 to clear a lien on Innes Avenue
- Ordinance amending Market Street Railway's automobile bus permit to change bus operation on ten streets, passed for second reading.
- City renews its Ocean Avenue branch library lease at $45 monthly
- Market Street Railway may drop buses on Twenty-Fourth Street
- Market Street Railway asks to drop Third Street streetcars for buses linked by the name only, not checked
- City steps behind a mortgage on Louis Figone's California Street property
- Market Street Railway gets a bus route to Marina Boulevard
- G. Culaciati buys the building at 2473-2475 Lombard Street for $6,000
- Market Street Railway asks to run buses on Castro and Fillmore linked by the name only, not checked
- Sale of a city strip of land to Spring Valley Company, Ltd. for $10,475 is proposed and continues to the next page.
- City pays W. B. Sharp $10,000 for Yacht Harbor land
- Market Street Railway seeks permission to run buses from Fremont and Mission Streets to Washington and Battery Streets.
- More land bought for Lafayette Park
- More land bought for Aquatic Park
- William Davidson pays $904.65 to clear a Paris Street lien
- $18,640 paid to two banks for Fleishhacker Playfield land
- Market Street Railway gets a bus route to Hunter's Point Boulevard
- Rayway street name change put off until December
- City land on Sixteenth Street near Harrison offered for sale
- City accepts the offer of Teresa Perasso and John Thomas Cresta to buy Lot 4-A, Block 6957 for $1,012.50.
- Market Street Railway gets a bus route to Hunter's Point Boulevard
- Ordinance proposed to subordinate the city's judgment lien on Louis Figone's California Street property to a renewed mortgage.
- Proposed closing of a portion of Appleton Avenue between Patton Street and Holly Park Circle, with utility easements kept. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board adopted a resolution accepting a deed from the Housing Authority for streets in the Sunnydale Housing Project.
- City takes bids for land on Augusta Street
- City land on Lombard and Gough Streets is to be traded to Title Insurance and Guaranty Company; passed for second reading.
- Supervisor Meyer's proposal to drop the license fee for non-profit shooting galleries was referred to the Finance Committee.
- City land on Sixteenth Street near Harrison offered for sale
- City trades land with Title Insurance to widen Lombard Street
- Safeway to pay $4,050 for a closed piece of 26th Street
- Part of 26th Street between Third and Illinois proposed for closing
- Back taxes cancelled on land bought for Cutler Avenue
- Supervisor Colman presented a resolution accepting a bequest from May McLean for a drinking fountain at Aquatic Park.
- City releases its pipeline easement on Broad Street to Will Duerner
- Salary schedules for the sewer repair superintendent and related jobs were requested; the vote continues on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- City to accept deeds from Everwear Mfg. Co. and Standard Oil for $37,850 of Lombard Street widening land. linked by the name only, not checked
- Part of Appleton Avenue near Holly Park Circle to be closed
- Crocker Estate Company land bought for $1,000 near O'Shaughnessy Boulevard
- Park Manor map approved and Arco Way made a public street linked by the name only, not checked
- Gateway Land Company paid $1,500 for land to widen Portola Drive
- Market Street Railway buses to run under its old streetcar franchise
- City accepted a sewer easement near Hahn Street and Sunnydale Avenue from the Housing Authority.
- $7,500 set aside for court costs in the Transbay case
- Flores family offers $836.60 to clear an Athens Street lien
- Market Street Railway to pull up its Third Street tracks
- City land at Norwich and Alabama Streets offered for sale
- Board to confirm the sale of city-owned Lot 5, Assessor's Block 1853, to D. I. Warnow.
- Land from Title Insurance and Guaranty Company taken for Lombard Street
- Market Street Railway to pull up its Third Street tracks
- Market Street Railway buses to run under its old streetcar franchise
- Proposed settlement of the Housing Authority's debts to the City, with credits allowed and remaining payments accepted on set terms; outcome continues next page.
- Housing Authority agrees to pay its $15,524.13 debt to the city, with $5,000 due May 1, 1941.
- Land at Broderick and Lombard Streets is proposed for trade to City Title Insurance Company for Lombard Street widening.
- Bill 1097 proposes licensing street photographers with a $500 bond, after Finance Committee recommendations returned to committee.
- Proposed ordinance would trade city land near Broderick and Lombard Streets to City Title Insurance Company for Lombard Street widening. linked by the name only, not checked
- Henry Doelger Builder buys 42nd Avenue land for $7,800
- Land swap with City Title Insurance Company for widening Lombard Street
- Resolution to confirm the sale of city-owned Lot 10, Assessor's Block 5474, to Roy Helgesson, awaiting Board vote.
- William G. Harley buys a strip on Bosworth Street for $200
- $4,633.54 in fare money accepted from the California Street Cable Railroad
- Bethlehem Steel may fence off Twentieth Street for defense work
- Board closed and abandoned parts of Quesada, Shaffer and Revere Avenues and Phelps Street, accepting deeds from Sharman and Southern Pacific.
- Street photographer licensing ordinance, requiring a $500 bond and quarterly fees, was re-referred to the Finance Committee in 1941.
- Board passed for second reading Bill 1097, requiring street photographers to obtain permits and post a $500 bond.
- Market Street Railway Company was proposed to receive permission to run buses on a route starting at Twenty-third and Wisconsin Streets.
- City agrees with Housing Authority to fund one-third of Chinatown low-cost housing land purchase, up to $75,000. linked by the name only, not checked
- Housing Authority paid $25,000 for land to widen Army Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance would license street photographers in public places, charging quarterly fees and requiring a $500 bond.
- Bids sought to lease the city's land at 1445 Market Street
- Western Pacific Railroad Company was granted permission to build a spur track across Army Street near Vermont Street.
- Western Pacific Railroad to lay a spur track on Army Street
- Chinese Hospital Association land bought for the Commodore Stockton School
- Land swap with Everwear Manufacturing to widen Lombard Street
- Deeds from seven owners for widening Portola Drive are proposed, with payments to each; the vote is not printed here.
- Land swap with Everwear Manufacturing to widen Lombard Street
- Proposed agreement lets the Chief Administrative Officer let the U.S. Army use certain psychiatric hospital wards.
- Sale of land and easements in San Mateo County to the United States for a Coast Guard radio station awaits confirmation.
- Title Insurance and Guaranty Company buys Nineteenth Avenue land for $900
- Proposed sale of city land in Assessor's Block 2608 to Northern Counties Title Insurance Company; outcome not yet shown.
- Ordinance to quitclaim the city's interest in land to Spring Valley Company, Ltd. was passed on first reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Spring Valley Company trades land for the new Lake Merced Boulevard linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance requiring City officers to post bonds, including $200,000 for the Treasurer and $100,000 for the Controller, continues on next page.
- Spring Valley Company trades land for the new Lake Merced Boulevard linked by the name only, not checked
- Boulevard land near Junipero Serra and Nineteenth Avenue, no action stated
- Pacific Telephone renews the fire house lease at 460 Bush Street
- Sharman's subdivision map of Bridgeview Terrace considered, outcome not recorded
- Bids taken for city land at La Salle and Third Streets
- Bill settling the Lake Merced boating lease claim passed for second reading, buying 50 row boats for $1,100.
- Ordinance settling Thomas P. Cusick's rent debt and bond claim by cancelling the Lake Merced boating lease passed for second reading.
- Olympic Club leases city water land for $200 a month
- Market Street Railway's extra bus permit sent back to committee
- Resolution proposes repealing earlier authority to buy a McLaren Park lot whose alleged owners cannot deliver title.
- Part of Utah Street south of 28th proposed for closing linked by the name only, not checked
- Part of Twenty-sixth Street closed, with a sewer easement kept
- Ordinance to settle the city's claim against Thomas P. Cusick over the cancelled Lake Merced boating and fishing lease.
- Building at 3140 Webster Street offered for sale, one bid received linked by the name only, not checked
- City approved paying three owners a total of $1,725 for land needed for Bernal Heights Boulevard. linked by the name only, not checked
- Tide Water Oil gets a filling station on Laguna Honda Boulevard
- Lakeshore Park subdivision approved with Eucalyptus Drive and Sylvan Drive opened linked by the name only, not checked
- A. J. Glesener Company asks to close Victor Street near Brannan linked by the name only, not checked
- Wells Fargo Bank gives land to widen Waterloo Street at Loomis linked by the name only, not checked
- California Pacific Title gives land for Thirty-fourth Street east of Detroit
- C. H. Fritschen buys city land near Lombard and Octavia Streets
- Retirement Board and City Attorney would settle the City's claim against Leonard Yurchenko for $75 over a policeman's injuries.
- Bids taken to lease city land off Skyline Boulevard
- Raycliff Terrace subdivision map and street deeds in Western Addition were approved and accepted by resolution 2058.
- Joseph Silver and William Graham would pay the city $372.93 to settle a 1937 police injury claim.
- Leonard Yurchenko agreed to pay the city $75 to settle a claim over a 1940 policeman's injury, finally passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Market Street Railway may pull up rails on Leavenworth Street
- $250 paid to Northern Counties Title Insurance for McLaren Park land
- City adopted a resolution to buy land for Bernal Heights Boulevard from several owners, including Bank of America, for $400. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance to compromise claims against Joseph Silver and William Graham is proposed; the outcome continues on the next page.
- Buses for the Sacramento Street cable line sent back to committee
- A resolution adopted, its subject not on this page
- H. & R. Realty paid $1,721 for the Third Street widening linked by the name only, not checked
- Sale of a Harrison Street lot in Assessor's Block 4338 to Peter Bruni and wife was put forward for confirmation. linked by the name only, not checked
- Market Street Railway's bill to remove tracks on four downtown streets was postponed to September 22, 1941.
- Market Street Railway asks to run buses on city streets
- Amato Grassini buys city land near Lombard Street for $2,650
- Buses to replace cable cars on Sacramento and Clay Streets
- Buses to replace cable cars on Sacramento and Clay Streets
- McGowan moves to reconsider the Sacramento Street bus permit linked by the name only, not checked
- Buses to replace cable cars on Sacramento and Clay Streets
- Market Street Railway Company is proposed for a revocable permit to run motor coaches on San Bruno and Silver Avenue routes.
- Wisconsin Street between Mariposa and Eighteenth to be closed for Safeway
- City buys $23,925 Aquatic Park lot from California Packing linked by the name only, not checked
- $20,000 paid to Coast Bay Company for Lafayette Park land
- Park Department proposes buying a portion of Lot 40 for Fleishhacker Playfield; vote continues on next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepted a deed from Pacific Gas and Electric Company for Yacht Harbor land, paying $33,204.42.
- Fight over Alfred Fuhrman's will settled; city keeps its $220,000 share linked by the name only, not checked
- Monte Vista and Tranquilo Drives accepted as streets in Merced Gardens
- Bids taken for city land beside the proposed Lake Merced Boulevard
- City Attorney settles Carl Mueller's opposition to Alfred Fuhrman's will, securing about $220,000 for the city. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sale of city land to San Francisco Golf Club, Ltd. was accepted by resolution, with an $800 deposit already paid.
- Wisconsin Street between Mariposa and Eighteenth Streets closed for good
- Land bought from Crocker Estate for the Stillings Avenue realignment
- Wisconsin Street between Mariposa and Eighteenth to be closed for Safeway
- Board adopted intention to close and abandon Wisconsin Street between Mariposa and 18th Streets, with Safeway Stores paying $100 costs.
- Resolution ordering final closing and abandonment of Wisconsin Street between Mariposa and 18th Streets, with Safeway Stores' $100 deposit noted.
- Approved the map opening five streets in the Sunnydale housing project and accepted a utility easement from the Housing Authority.
- Market Street Railway allowed buses from Santos Street along Sunnydale Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Market Street Railway to re-route its Castro-Fillmore-Marina bus line linked by the name only, not checked
- Deeds accepted and extensions of Santos Street and Brookdale Avenue dedicated as public streets.
- The sale of city land at the northwest corner of Bay and Taylor Streets to Joseph Musto Estate Co. was confirmed.
- Ordinance proposed to let Market Street Railway reroute its Castro-Fillmore-Marina buses along several streets.
- Strip of San Francisco State land taken for a water pipeline linked by the name only, not checked
- Junior Terrace map approved and its streets taken as public linked by the name only, not checked
- Stonecrest map approved and its new streets accepted from the Stonesons
- City proposes settling its $130.97 claim against Red Line Transfer Company and George Galvin over a Municipal Railway injury.
- Bids taken for city land at 19th and Danvers Streets
- Land bought from California Pacific Title and Trust for $550
- Salarac Land Company paid $300 for the Clipper Street extension
- Board accepted a sewer and utility easement over Blocks 7280 and 7281 from Spring Valley Company, Ltd.
- Red Line Transfer Company settles the city's injury claim for $130.97
- Market Street Railway's permit challenged over broken pavement along its tracks
- Map of Brookdale Terrace approved by the Director of Public Works
- Gough Street Railroad strip made part of Geneva Avenue
- Ordinance requiring a $6 yearly permit for private cars used commercially was taken up for final passage. linked by the name only, not checked
- Housing Authority offered 2.5% of shelter rent in lieu of taxes; supervisors moved to postpone the decision one week.
- Fifth and Market corner to be leased for $17,500 a month
- Ordinance leasing city property to the highest responsible bidder was finally passed, requiring a $50,000 deposit and a $100,000 bond.
- Elmer B. Stone offers $360 for the city's Pleasanton land
- Board accepted Florence Gates Baldwin's $2,700 offer to buy city land in Parcels A and B near Weiler Road.
- Florence Gates Baldwin's $2,700 offer to buy city land was accepted and parcels will be conveyed to her.
- Market Street Railway seeks to run motor coaches on city streets
- The California Street Cable statement taken up
- Market Street Railway's streetcar lines would be replaced by buses, with $93,850 track repair work, passed on first reading.
- Board proposed confirming the sale of City-owned land in Hunter's View to the Housing Authority for housing.
- Market Street Railway's streetcar tracks may be removed and replaced with bus service; the ordinance was finally passed.
- Market Street Railway bus permit changed for Mission and Bryant Streets
- Bids taken for city land near Leland Avenue
- Sale of city land at Belmont Pump Station to D. Barnard, Paul W. Learner and Max Friedman for $22,800 approved.
- Board is considering accepting an easement near Sharp Park from the Garrards and Hibernia Bank.
- Closed part of Wisconsin Street handed to the Housing Authority
- Market Street Railway's bus permit is amended to change Route No. 27 along Twenty-sixth, Mission and downtown streets.
- The Lincoln Building at Fifth and Market is being leased to San Francisco Holding Co. for $29,500 a month for twenty years.
- Board closed and abandoned portions of Rickard, Merrill and Boylston streets after Fernando Nelson & Sons paid $100 for costs. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board considered authorizing a compromise of a damage claim against Coast Line Stages, Inc. and John Marshall Lewis.
- City agrees to indemnify Anglo-California National Bank so it will pay $3,440.39 of old Panama-Pacific Exposition funds to the city.
- Lease of the Aquatic Park Center at the foot of Polk Street to federal troops was referred to committees.
- Extension proposed for drilling a second well under an oil and gas lease to Seaboard Oil Company in Kern County.
- Market Street Railway allowed buses on Front and Sansome Streets
- Lease of the Market Street Railway with an option to buy
- Proposed supplemental bus permit for Market Street Railway on Sacramento Street, amending Ordinance 1403, continues onto the next page.
- The Ruegg Company gives land to round the Third Street corner
- Parts of Merrill and Rickard Streets closed and abandoned
- $100 paid to Title Insurance & Guaranty for Bernal Heights Boulevard
- Louise Mullen offered $250 cash for city-owned Lot 16 near 15th Street; confirmation of the sale is pending.
- Ordinance approves Park Commission leases of Fleishhacker Playfield and Golden Gate Park sites to the U.S. Army.
- Market Street Railway given an added permit to run buses
- Crocker Estate land dedicated as part of Stillings and Melrose Avenues
- City Attorney authorized to settle the city's license tax suit against Pacific Greyhound Lines for $4,235.
- $500,000 in fire protection bonds sold to Blyth and Company
- Proposed confirmation of a lease of Water Department land at Millbrae to E. E. Phillips.
- Market Street Railway to be leased, with an option to buy
- Roncovieri reviews the Funston Avenue approach to the Golden Gate Bridge
- Harold Peterson's water taxi wharf off Beach Street now $25 monthly
- Park Board lease of Aquatic Park Center and pier at foot of Polk Street to the United States was ratified for $759.04.
- Market Street Railway Company seeks Board permission to operate motor coaches over certain city streets; the recommendation is pending.
- City Attorney authorized to settle the license tax suit against Pacific Greyhound Lines for $4,235.
- Peter Menkin's Sacramento County property lien was released after he paid the city $390.32 for aid received.
- Army to lease Fleishhacker Playfield grounds for $236.50 a month
- City proposes to lease the Market Street Railway's transit system
- $3,079.28 paid to Acme Lumber for land to widen Third Street
- Southern Pacific's spur track permit amended to allow freight moves into Hunters Point Navy Yard on a twenty-four hour basis; passed for second reading.
- Extra permit granted to the Market Street Railway Company
- J. S. Strauss & Co. may have registered City bonds reissued as coupon bonds, paying $295 reissue cost.
- Southern Pacific's Carroll Avenue spur track permit is proposed for amendment to allow 24-hour freight into Hunters Point Navy Yard.
- The Juvenile Probation Committee was authorized to grant PG&E a revocable permit for power lines over Log Cabin Ranch School land.
- City proposes to lease the Market Street Railway's transit system
- Vandewater Street to be closed for the North Beach housing project
- Supervisors passed on first reading a proposed exchange of city land parcels with George Windeler Co., Ltd. linked by the name only, not checked
- Southern Pacific's Twelfth Street spur track permit amended to lift switching-hour limits for Army Air Corps material movement.
- D. J. Hanrahan buys city land at Mansell Street for $145
- Carmine Place to be closed for the Ping Yuen housing project
- Proposed trade of city land on Jerrold Avenue to George Windeler Co. for land needed to widen the street.
- One-man street cars proposed for the Market Street Railway in wartime linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposal to buy Market Street Railway's operating properties for $7,725,000 adopted and sent to voters.
- The City Attorney was asked to prepare legislation for a $7,950,000 revenue bond to buy Market Street Railway properties.
- $876 paid to Southern Pacific for land to widen Third Street
- Lien on Thomas Durnin's Twenty-third Avenue property considered
- Bill proposed to settle the City's claim against Robert Doherty for one hundred dollars.
- Ordinance passed settling the City's $921 Old Age Aid claim against Robert Doherty for $100 and dismissing the suit.
- Teddy Avenue lien to be released for a $333.42 payment
- Captain Frederick Young pays $400 for injuring a city surveyor's assistant
- City trades Glen Crags land for a water pipe easement
- Land bought from Acme Lumber for widening Third Street deeded over
- A proposed resolution would confirm a city airport land lease to Transcontinental & Western Air; outcome not shown here. linked by the name only, not checked
- City Attorney to collect a $5,115.92 refund from a $75,000 advance to the Housing Authority for Chinatown housing land.
- $24,587.96 to be paid California Packing for Aquatic Park land
- Suit over the railway's $625,000 paving debt sent to committee
- Land bought from Coast Bay Company for $40,000 for Lafayette Park
- The Board adopted Resolution 2995 to buy 4.752 acres of Block 7201 from two banks for Fleishhacker Playfield for $18,794.89.
- Receivership for the Market Street Railway sent to committee
- Board approved paying Pacific Gas & Electric $32,401.09 for land for Yacht Harbor at Assessor's Block 412.
- Strip of Third Street between Eighteenth and Nineteenth to be closed
- Intention to close streets between Evans Avenue, Innes Avenue, Hunters Point Boulevard and Keith Street proposed.
- Sewer easement taken from the Market Street Railway on Sloat Boulevard
- Proposed month-to-month lease of Crystal Springs golf course land to Crystal Springs Public Golf Course, Inc. continues to next page.
- State may refund $180,000 for the Funston Avenue bridge approach
- The Matheson family returns the late Treasurer Duncan Matheson's uncashed pension warrants to the city for cancellation.
- Bill 1988 proposes amending Ordinance 1095 so Southern Pacific may dismantle certain viaduct structures for war steel.
- Pelton Water Wheel allowed to store war castings on Alabama Street
- City gives up the viaduct steel over Sixteenth and Illinois Streets linked by the name only, not checked
- Treasurer ordered to reissue bonds 28926 to 28950 as coupon bonds for Paul H. Davis & Co.; adopted.
- Permission for Southern Pacific Company to dismantle certain structures for steel for war industries is proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance amending the 1095 grant to Southern Pacific Company, a railroad, is proposed; outcome not printed here.
- Garage basement at 330 Larkin Street rented for the War Council
- Proposed purchase of San Mateo County land for the San Francisco Airport from Pacific Portland Cement Company for $22,000.
- 440 acres bought from Pacific Portland Cement for the airport
- Ordinance proposed to settle the city's Municipal Court action against Joseph Brigandi for $150; the vote is not printed here.
- Fairfax and Galvez Avenues among streets set to be closed linked by the name only, not checked
- The City agreed to accept $1,500 from the Estate of Louis Figone in settlement of a $3,015 child-support claim; passed for second reading.
- Joseph Brigandi pays $150 for the Nineteenth and Church Street crash
- Ordinance proposed to accept $1,500 from Louis Figone's estate in full settlement of a $3,015 city claim.
- Doubts raised whether Market Street Railway shareholders would approve a sale
- Consideration of a proposed twenty-year oil lease of city land in Kern County to Bishop Oil Company was postponed.
- Board finally passed an ordinance letting the City Attorney settle the city's $400 claim against Charles Russell.
- Board considers a resolution of intention to close Pringle Court north from Greenwich Street; outcome not shown here. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposed releasing Fireman's Fund and the Bay Exposition from a $60,000 road-building indemnity bond on Treasure Island.
- Closing Pringle Court off Greenwich Street comes up for decision linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed compromise of the City's claim against Charles Russell for $400; outcome not shown on this page.
- Pringle Court to be closed, Merchants Ice paying the cost linked by the name only, not checked
- Jerry Mahoney pays $150 for the fire chief's Portola Drive crash
- $2,100 for servicemen's lodgings at St. Vincent de Paul, Minna Street
- Resolution 3250 proposes closing portions of eight streets, including Fairfax and Galvez Avenues, tied to a Housing Authority land sale. linked by the name only, not checked
- Jerry Mahoney pays $150 for the fire chief's Portola Drive crash
- $4,159 accepted for city land taken on Main Street near Folsom
- Director of Property's lease of Kern County oil-producing land to Bishop Oil Company is proposed for confirmation.
- Parcel 1 would be conveyed to Metropolitan Life Insurance Company for $2,500 and Parcel 2; passed for second reading.
- Map approved to widen Pennsylvania Avenue south of Twenty-third Street
- $4,159 accepted for city land taken on Main Street near Folsom
- Land traded with Metropolitan Life to make way for Font Boulevard
- City conveys Parcel 1 to Metropolitan Life Insurance Company for $2,500 and a Parcel 2 deed, passed on final reading.
- Seaboard Oil Company of Delaware seeks more time to drill a second oil well on city land in Kern County. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed exchange of electric line easements at Newark Substation with Pacific Gas and Electric Company, passed on first reading.
- Land exchange with Pacific Gas and Electric in Alameda County to relocate a Hetch Hetchy power tower passed second reading.
- Board hears objections to a proposed closing of Pringle Court north of Greenwich Street; consideration continued.
- Hughson Co. bids $100 a month for 1445 Market Street
- Pringle Court north of Greenwich Street to be closed
- Ordinance authorizing an exchange of electric transmission easements at Newark Substation with Pacific Gas and Electric Company, pending final passage.
- Feliciano Canalizo pays $150.34 to clear a LaSalle Avenue lien
- Sale of city land, Lot 20 in Assessor's Block 6163, accepted at $250 to Roy and Sadie Brewer.
- Bids taken to lease city land on Kansas Street
- John George Exley gets the Lake Merced boat and lunch concession
- The Board accepted John and Forrest Wilson's $3,000 offer for city-owned Lot 5 on Shotwell Street.
- Board approved the sale of a small city lot on Bowdoin Street to Clea and Marguerite Miller for $350.
- Proposed sale of certain city-owned land in Assessor's Block 505 to Dante and Lilia Pizza is described on this page.
- Soule Steel's bid to fence Indiana Street put off a week
- The Board proposes confirming the sale of a water pipeline easement near Skyline Boulevard to the United States for $100.
- Market Street Railway Company's ordinance to remove streetcar tracks and substitute buses passed second reading, then the action was rescinded. linked by the name only, not checked
- Meyer Brothers to pay $4,130.97 for the Foerster Street slide
- Rail salvage deal with the Market Street Railway passes second reading
- More Market Street Railway tracks to be pulled up for buses
- Sale of San Francisco Water Department land near Pleasanton to Walter M. Briggs for $4,800 is accepted.
- Mayor and Clerk authorized to deed abandoned streets near Hunters View Housing Project to City Title Insurance Company.
- Meyer Brothers pays $4,130.97 for the Foerster Street slide
- Market Street Railway Company's bill to replace streetcars with buses on several streets and salvage the rails is pending.
- Board approved accepting deeds and paying $8,000 to three owners for land on Lathrop Avenue for a school site.
- Market Street Railway tracks to be pulled up for $90,000
- Bus-for-streetcar swap by Market Street Railway held for final passage linked by the name only, not checked
- Walter Nieder bids $250 for city land on Ignacio Avenue
- Sale of city-owned Water Department land in Santa Clara County to Peter Covo proposed for confirmation.
- Proposed resolution seeking state aid for civilian defense after wartime population growth in San Francisco.
- Proposed: City Attorney may accept $668.40 from insurance proceeds to settle the city's claim against Lester D. Bryant.
- $900 offered to settle the city's claim against Walter White's estate
- John and Santina O'Brien buy the Mansell Street lot for $500
- Resolution proposes dormitory units at Civic Center Plaza to house the wartime population increase in San Francisco.
- $720 for telephone service at the psychiatric unit on Hunt Street
- Moore Steamship pays $650 for damage to the Third Street bridge linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance to sell a 50-foot strip of Water Department land near Pleasanton, Alameda County, passed for second reading.
- $900 offered to settle the city's claim against Walter White's estate
- Market Street Railway allowed buses to the Hunters Point drydock
- The City approved sale of 0.525 acres of Water Department land near Pleasanton, Alameda County, passed as Ordinance 2337.
- Moore Steamship pays $650 for damage to the Third Street bridge linked by the name only, not checked
- Hale Bros. Realty bids to lease city land off Stevenson Street
- Buses to replace streetcars on Fillmore and Divisadero Streets
- Registrar of Voters rents 1440 Broadway Street for $450 a month
- Sale of Water Department land near Pleasanton to H. N. Hansen and Thomas J. Orloff is continued onto the next page.
- Earl Williams offered $1,500 for 20 acres of city-owned Roselle Tract land in Stanislaus County; the sale is being confirmed.
- A proposed sale of Water Department land near Pleasanton to H. N. Hansen is set out; the outcome continues on the next page.
- Water Department land near Pleasanton to be sold
- Public Works recommends accepting a deed from Northern Counties Title Insurance Company for land on Bernal Heights Boulevard.
- Branch library rented at Ocean and San Juan Avenues for $45
- Market Street Railway would receive a revocable permit for motor coach service; Supervisor Uhl proposed an amendment and the vote continues.
- Leo Paslin would pay the City $500 to settle claims over old age security paid to his parents.
- Frank Zwissig bids $200 a month for airport land
- City buys California Packing land for Aquatic Park, $25,250
- $31,597.76 to be paid Pacific Gas and Electric for Yacht Harbor linked by the name only, not checked
- Purchase of 4.7354 acres for Fleishhacker Playfield from two banks for $18,704.83 approved.
- Proposed compromise of city lawsuits against Leo Paslin for old-age security paid to his parents, referred from Finance Committee without recommendation.
- Market Street Railway allowed bus routes along Blanken and Fitzgerald Avenues
- $300 settles the fire truck crash at Third and Bryant Streets
- Board passed first reading of a $500 settlement by Leo Paslin over old age security paid to his parents.
- Board accepts $10,710 from the Servicemen's Overnight Housing Fund Committee for dormitory equipment in Civic Center.
- Aileen Purcell offers $150 for a road right of way
- Leo Paslin's payment of $500 to settle city lawsuits over old age security paid to his parents is approved.
- Land traded with Metropolitan Life to make way for Font Boulevard
- Board authorized release of the city's lien on Jane Mitten's Ohio property after she paid $196.05.
- Release of the indigent aid lien filed against August Huber's real property is proposed; outcome continues next page.
- Board is confirming a twenty-year oil and gas lease of 40 acres of city land in Kern County to Oceanic Oil Company.
- Acorn Petroleum Company's 20-year oil and gas lease of 40 acres in Fresno County was confirmed by the Board.
- Oil and gas lease of 160 acres in Kern County to Bishop Oil Company approved for 20 years, with a $1,939.20 bonus.
- General Petroleum Corporation's oil and gas lease of 160 acres in Kern County was proposed for confirmation.
- Market Street Railway coaches allowed on Phelps Street and Evans Avenue
- Sewer tunnel easement beneath Lot 4, Assessor's Block 7201, accepted by deed from Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.
- Board proposed impounding Market Street Railway Company funds to pay part of its delinquent paving obligations.
- Ordinance letting the Sheriff hold federal prisoners in county jails for at least 80 cents a day passed for second reading.
- Market Street Railway Company announced it paid $12,927.62 into the City and County Treasury on January 19, 1944.
- Land given by Anglo California Bank to widen Alemany Boulevard
- Ordinance letting the Sheriff hold federal prisoners in county jails at 80 cents daily awaits final passage.
- Supervisor MacPhee proposed applying to the State for $27,350.13 to reimburse Civic Center dormitory costs.
- Proposed release of a city indigent-aid lien on property of Mike and Anna Tomas; the vote continues on the next page.
- Water pipe easement across seven San Mateo County parcels owned by PG&E passed second reading, then re-referred to committee.
- Board proposed confirming an agricultural lease of Stanislaus County land to C. J. and H. L. Rumble.
- Proposed ordinance would trade a city power-line right of way in Alameda County to PG&E for pipeline easements and pay $446.
- Ordinance proposed to drop the old-age security suit against Herbert Folker and accept $100 plus $15 monthly.
- Proposed ordinance would convey an electric line right of way to PG&E for $446 in exchange for easements for Crystal Springs Pipe Line No. 2.
- Ordinance granting a transmission line right of way and pipe line easements in Alameda and San Mateo Counties passed final.
- Anna McDermott's Old Age Security claim was settled for $215, which she has refunded in full.
- Consideration of Housing Authority tax payments was postponed two weeks so the Assessor could investigate further.
- Proposed confirmation of the sale of Lot 22, Assessor's Block 2031, to Edward Lamb.
- Proposed ordinance would compromise the city's suit against Herbert Folker to recover $930 in old age security paid to his father.
- Voters to decide a $7,500,000 buy-out of the Market Street Railway
- Proposal to sell 2.25 acres of Water Department land in South San Francisco to J. A. Dowling for $2,250.
- Mayor proposed a policy to buy Market Street Railway Company's operating properties for $7,500,000.
- Passed for second reading: City accepts $1,300 from Edward Egan to settle hospital care claim against Margaret Egan. linked by the name only, not checked
- $5,850 offered by the Edwards for city land off Bush Street
- City Attorney may accept $1,300 from Edward Egan to settle the City's suit for hospital care of Margaret Egan. linked by the name only, not checked
- Market Street Railway allowed new track along Mariposa and Illinois Streets linked by the name only, not checked
- Sale of city land in Assessor's Block 5296 to V. Strauss is up for confirmation; outcome continues on the next page.
- City land on Eddy Street sold for $3,350 to Wallace Sheehan
- Public Works proposed a resolution to buy land for the Bay Shore Freeway; the outcome continues on the next page.
- Street easement accepted beside San Francisco State College on Holloway Avenue
- Finance Committee recommends confirming sale of city lots in Assessor's Block 1925 to Edward Lamb.
- Clarence Eaton bids $1,000 for land at Mendell and Innes
- Lots at Nineteenth Avenue and Pacheco Street put up for bids
- Proposed confirmation of the sale of city land to Harold C. Brown; outcome continues on the next page.
- Resolution proposed to compromise the City's $1,318.84 indigent-aid claim against the estate of Alfonso Amicarelli. linked by the name only, not checked
- $76,000 offered for condemned city land at 15th and De Haro
- Seaboard Oil Company's deadline to drill a third well in Kern County extended to May 15, 1945 for $500.
- Settlement drawn with Clinton Construction over Washington Street track damage
- $175 offered to lift an aid lien on McAllister Street
- $76,000 accepted for condemned city land at 15th and De Haro
- Board authorized release of a city lien on Mary Ann Craig's property after she repaid $308.88 for hospital care.
- City confirmed a five-year lease of its northwest Polk and McAllister corner lot to Standard Oil of California for a service station.
- Land bought for the Bay Shore Freeway from Levy and Cassou
- Board proposed accepting $28,500 from a Northern California committee for servicemen's overnight dormitory facilities.
- City lien on Philip and Mary Richard's Valley Street lot considered
- Proposed conveyance of city land to Metropolitan Life Insurance Company in exchange for a sewage pumping station; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board urges a plan to keep the Riverbank, California aluminum plant operating, citing $2.4M in yearly city revenue.
- Clinton Construction settles damage done on Jackson and Washington Streets
- Westvaco and Leslie Salt deed drainage easements for Hetch Hetchy
- Proposed compromise of City's claim against Henry and Hilda Edwards for $250 over a Park caretaker's injury.
- Proposed: the Mayor is asked to appoint a Local Post-War Public Works Review Board to plan projects using $800,000 in state funds.
- Westview Terrace map approved and Sweeny Street accepted as public
- City proposes trading surplus land, Parcel A, to Metropolitan Life Insurance Company for a sewage pumping station; vote not yet shown.
- Ordinance passed on first reading to accept $79.11 and $205.86 and drop City tax suits against Harry S. Rapp and A. G. Steelman.
- Brookdale Terrace map approved and three new drives accepted as streets
- A temporary closure of Merrimac Street for the Santa Fe Railway was referred to the Streets Committee.
- $170 accepted from Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church settling its note
- City approved exchanging its Parkmerced Parcel A to Metropolitan Life for Parcel B, reserving its water pipelines and groundwater.
- Proposal to convey city land to Metropolitan Life Insurance Company in exchange for a sewage pumping station.
- Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church offers $170 to settle a $340 note
- Confirmation of a sale of gas line rights of way over Water Department land in Alameda County. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance proposed to settle the city's action against Postal Telegraph-Cable Company and Rita Bernell over Walter Fahs's injuries.
- Charles and Gordon Yick buy Stockton Street land for $4,150
- Adds a $300-350 public relations director post at the Public Utilities Commission for the Market Street Railway takeover.
- Proposed exchange of quitclaim deeds with G. W. Thomas Drayage & Rigging Co. to fix a boundary in Assessor's Block 3573.
- Deed to all Market Street Railway property accepted linked by the name only, not checked
- $75 accepted for damage to the James Rolph Jr. Playground fence
- Ordinance to settle the city's action against Postal Telegraph-Cable Company and Rita Bernell is set for final passage.
- Eugenie McCaffrey buys a $500 easement near 21st and Church
- Merrimac Street closed for a Santa Fe Railway war warehouse
- Finance Committee recommends compromising the City's damage claim against Ray McMillen, a defendant in a Municipal Court suit.
- Sheriff's $44,932.02 in State delivery fees, kept over his salary, to be deposited to the General Fund; passed for second reading.
- Marin County land lien cleared for $104.27 payment
- Adopted an agreement with the State Division of Highways on right-of-way acquisition for state highway work, with the City advancing funds.
- Frank Zwissig rents 500 acres of airport land for $200 monthly
- The city agreed to buy Lots 16 and 16-A in Assessor's Block 819 from Henry Cowell Lime and Cement Co. for $15,000 for the Hayes Valley Community Center.
- Fay Improvement Company and Benjamin Serbin sell a Sunset school site
- City Attorney authorized to accept $212 from Yellow Cab Company in full settlement of damage to a City ambulance.
- City buys land for Aquatic Park for $25,914.78
- $26,777.78 paid to Pacific Gas and Electric for Yacht Harbor land
- Proposed accepting $10 from Laura White to release the city's aid lien on her Lakeview lot.
- The Board proposed buying 4.7475 acres of Lot 40 for Fleishhacker Playfield for $18,752.63 from two bank owners.
- Western Pacific and Ken Royce allowed a ramp in Loomis Street linked by the name only, not checked
- $500 paid to Salarac Land Company for McLaren Park land
- Board is confirming the sale of Lot 1 in Assessor's Block 510 to Dora G. Crabtree.
- A deed from Martin Hahn for Lot 40 in the Sunset District is proposed for a school site.
- Isabella Hayden offers $17.30 to release a Redwood City lien
- $122.65 accepted to clear an aid lien at Hawes and Egbert
- The Recreation Department proposed accepting deeds from E. Elmore Hutchison for the Cayuga District playground.
- Public Works subleases half a floor at 1663 Mission Street
- Sawyer Street extension to Sunnydale Avenue accepted as public street
- Agreement with San Mateo County to send sewage from Canyon Sanitarium into the Hassler Health Home system.
- Taxes prorated after the city bought the Market Street Railway
- Confirmation of the sale of City-owned Water Department land in South San Francisco to Ken F. Royce is proposed.
- Board approved agreement with San Mateo County to treat Canyon Sanitarium sewage for $600 yearly.
- Proposed agreement lets San Mateo County send Canyon Sanitarium sewage into the city's Hassler Health Home system for $600 a year.
- Charles Purcell agreed to refund $194,000 spent on the Funston Avenue approach to the Golden Gate Bridge; the Board extended thanks to Supervisors Gallagher and Meyer.
- Mayor authorized to sign applications for state civilian defense funds under Chapter 805, Statutes of 1943.
- Car park lease off Geary Street offered to Howard J. Mallen
- Meyer Rosenberg to pay $452.88 for loam taken from Twenty-ninth Street
- Supervisor Brown's motion to back state aid for teachers' retirement was referred to the County, State and National Affairs Committee.
- Mayor authorized to seek $14,350 state reimbursement for wartime Auxiliary Police training costs.
- Police Committee's bill regulating used motor vehicle dealers, with permit fees and bonds, was taken up for consideration.
- Bus space leased from Niantic Corporation at Geary and Arguello Boulevards linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor proposed authorized to seek state reimbursement for $7,249.13 spent on civilian defense school telephones.
- City land on Lombard Street sold to Frank Thatcher for $10,000
- Supervisors consider a resolution opposing state Assembly Bill 992, the Vending Machine Tax Act, which would tax vending machines.
- Release of the Ghirardellis' paid-off $2,765 note sent to committee
- Part of Jamestown Avenue to be closed for a new alignment
- The Board confirmed the sale of city-owned lots on Nineteenth Avenue, Sunset District, to Carl Gellert for $16,700.
- Board adopted a lease of city property to V. J. Bergeron for a restaurant and cocktail lounge, with total rent of $41,232.
- Board adopted the sale of a small city-owned Lombard Street lot to Conrad M. Small and others for $1,500.
- Proposed twenty-year lease of Water Department land on Van Ness Avenue to Trader Vic was put off until April 2, 1945.
- Board accepted Carl Gellert's $11,000 offer to buy City-owned parcels on Nineteenth Avenue in the Sunset District.
- Board confirms city sale of three Nineteenth Avenue lots in the Sunset District to Carl Gellert for $16,700.
- Lease of city-owned building at 643 Broadway to Paulino Sanchez for five years at $150 monthly approved.
- Proposed: Mayor authorized to sign applications for state civilian defence funds, a $2.5M state appropriation.
- Zellerbach Paper Company allowed a loading platform on Oregon Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Dalmo Victor's offer to lease about 2.8 acres of Water Department land near Belmont for $65 monthly was confirmed.
- Proposal to authorize the Mayor to sign applications for state civilian defense funds to guard the Water Department and Hetch Hetchy properties.
- Mayor authorized to seek $117,882 state reimbursement for guarding Hetch Hetchy water properties; referred to Finance Committee.
- Confirming a lease of Water Department property on Van Ness Avenue to Trader Vic; consideration was continued.
- Bergeron's proposed lease of city property was postponed to April 9, 1945 after parent groups objected. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Mayor is authorized to seek $117,882 in state aid to repay guarding of Water Department and Hetch Hetchy properties.
- Land swapped with M. Laurence Montgomery to realign Jamestown Avenue
- Trader Vic offers twenty-year restaurant lease at Van Ness and Beach
- Mayor authorized to seek $13,255.50 state reimbursement for Auxiliary Police civil defence costs.
- Supervisors debated a twenty-year lease of City property on Beach Street to Trader Vic; the lease vote is not yet printed.
- Hibernia Savings and Loan leases city land on Market Street
- Proposal to extend Seaboard Oil Company's time to drill a third well in Kern County until May 15, 1946. linked by the name only, not checked
- Trader Vic offers twenty-year restaurant lease at Van Ness and Beach
- Twenty-year city land lease to V. J. Bergeron (Trader Vic) for a restaurant approved despite neighbourhood opposition.
- Lease of Water Department land on Van Ness Avenue to Trader Vic for a restaurant was postponed to April 9, 1945.
- Henry Doelger buys city land on Thirty-fourth Avenue for $1,350
- Spur tracks for the Southern Pacific proposed on Bluxome Street
- Part of Jamestown Avenue closed and given up for good linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board accepted John B. and Katrine B. Watson's $1,875 offer to buy a city lot on Tennessee Street.
- Consideration of the used automobile dealer permit ordinance, with its $2,000 bond requirement, was continued to May 28, 1945.
- Board adopted a resolution confirming a twenty-year lease of a city-owned lot to Trader Vic, paying a six percent return.
- Board took up confirming a lease of Water Department property on Van Ness Avenue to Trader Vic; outcome not yet printed.
- Gertrude Swanson pays $300 to clear a lien on Mission Street
- Liens on Edward Malone's Twenty-ninth Street home set out
- Southern Pacific allowed spur tracks along Bluxome Street
- Spur tracks for the Southern Pacific proposed on Bluxome Street
- Proposed a $10,500 emergency appropriation for power at Fort Mason and Transportation Docks, to be reimbursed by the United States. linked by the name only, not checked
- Salvatore and Jennie Morales pay $300 for land on Alemany Boulevard
- State reimbursement sought for the Harbor Club dormitory on Clay Street
- $4,500 in gifts accepted for the Clay Street servicemen's dormitory
- Garage at 915 North Point Street leased for auxiliary fire trucks
- Resolution proposed to confirm a five-year lease of 1.38 acres of Water Department land near Millbrae to E. E. Phillips.
- Navy leases land near Twin Peaks Reservoir for a radio station
- A. H. Isaacs to pay $700 for hitting a fire truck
- Proposal to sublease garage space at the northwest corner of Geary and Arguello Boulevard to James F. Waters, Inc.
- Proposed sale of about 2 acres of city land near Stanley Drive to the Roman Catholic Archbishop of San Francisco.
- New streets in Parkmerced opened and dedicated to the city
- Proposed sale of about 3.57 acres of city land to San Francisco Golf Club for $21,420 cash.
- Police Committee recommended amending the Police Code's auctioneer conditions; final passage is printed on the next page.
- City agrees to accept $700 from A. H. and Sylvia Isaacs to settle a claim for damage to a fire truck.
- Mayor's authority to apply for State civilian defence funds is proposed; the resolution continues on the next page.
- Proposed ordinance would quitclaim a 6.08-acre parcel in Alameda County to E. J. Bruggere et ux.
- $500 bid received for city land on Alemany Boulevard
- City sells former San Lorenzo lot to a title company for $6,000
- Proposed $20,000,000 bond measure to improve San Francisco Airport in San Mateo County, to be put to voters.
- Board proposed asking the state for a $204,900 allotment toward the cost of preparing highway project plans.
- City land on Rhode Island Street offered for sale
- Board proposes a $20,000,000 bond for San Francisco Airport improvements, to be put to voters on November 6, 1945.
- A demand was made that the State Controller release $160,786.20 withheld from the city's Motor Vehicle Fuel Fund share.
- Board considered an ordinance compromising the city's $700 claim against John Roach and Overland Freight Transfer Company after a streetcar collision.
- Raymond Hornby pays $5,100 for the city lot on Vallejo Street
- The Board is confirming the sale of city-owned Lot 2 in the Roselle Tract, Stanislaus County, to John and Mary Findarle for $450.
- Proposed acceptance of T. I. Moseley's $12,500 offer to buy city-owned Water Department land near Belmont.
- Southern Pacific Railroad Company offered $335 cash for a City Water Department right-of-way parcel near Belmont, San Mateo County. linked by the name only, not checked
- Director of Property proposed confirming sale of a roadway and railroad crossing easement over Ravenswood-Belmont right of way.
- T. I. Moseley buys Water Department land near Belmont for $12,500 linked by the name only, not checked
- City agrees to accept $700 from John Roach and Overland Freight Transfer Company to settle a $949.96 injury claim.
- Stevenson Street city property leased for twenty years near Fifth Street
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $4,000 from the General Fund Compensation Reserve for temporary dormitory staff.
- Mayor authorized to sign applications for a $2.5M state allocation for civilian defense work.
- $900 paid to Ray T. Burke for McLaren Park land
- Proposed exchange of city land with the Gellerts and Atlas Realty for a school site in the Sunset District.
- Supervisors passed on second reading an ordinance authorizing deeds of city parcels to Carl and Fred Gellert and Atlas Realty Company.
- City approved deeding land parcels to Henry Doelger Builder Incorporated in exchange for parcels given to the school district, paying $8,700. linked by the name only, not checked
- Parcels on Wawona Street near Twenty-sixth Avenue to be acquired
- Board to confirm sale of city-owned Lot 3H, Assessor's Block 504, to Anna Hechinger.
- Controller authorized to cancel second-installment 1945-46 property taxes on lots acquired by the State of California.
- A proposed resolution would confirm the sale of city-owned Lot 38 on Fourth Avenue to Louis F. Erb and Mathilda Ubhaus.
- School land traded to Carl and Fred Gellert and Atlas Realty
- City seeks a state allotment of $204,900 toward plans for ten highway projects, including Broadway Tunnel and Sixth Street Viaduct.
- Ng Din Koa bids for city land on Pacific Avenue
- The Lurie Company bids $61,500 to lease Stevenson Street property
- Board confirmed sale of about 40 acres of Water Department land near Brightside in Niles Canyon to Albert and Margaret Juhl for $800.
- $26,777.78 paid to Pacific Gas and Electric for Yacht Harbor land
- $19,589.63 paid to two banks for Fleishhacker Playfield land
- The City bought State-loaned buildings and equipment at Log Cabin Ranch from the State of California for $100.
- Market Street Railway to pay $500 for hitting a fire engine
- Grove J. Fink's bid to lease a 3.5-acre city tract off Palo Alto Avenue for a 20-year broadcast station was accepted.
- Jessie Street to be closed and abandoned
- Market Street Railway to pay $500 for hitting a fire engine
- Jessie Street closed for good just southwest of Tenth Street
- Board confirmed a 20-year oil and gas lease of 160 acres in Kern County to Atlas Production Inc. for an $800 bonus.
- Rainier Brewing asks to close Alameda Street to expand its plant
- Confirmation of the sale of City-owned Lot 28, Assessor's Block 2749, to Raymond H. Kastl is pending.
- Proposed $37,500 for a state study of a second San Francisco Bay bridge was re-referred to Finance Committee.
- Market Street Railway settles a city claim for $100
- Apparel City offers land for new streets; the city accepts it in exchange for closing old streets and $1,000.
- Board accepted M. J. King, Inc.'s $27,150 offer to buy City lot 7 in Assessor's Block 1602.
- Supervisors proposed selling City land at 42nd and 43rd Avenues to Carl and Fred Gellert for $26,750 cash. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board authorized accepting $239.34 from Burt B. Wyman to satisfy an old judgment, waiving accrued interest.
- Market Street Railway settles a city claim for $100
- Simon Misrack buys city land on Twenty-first Avenue for $1,625
- Proposed ordinance would add a Public Works Code article regulating benches on public streets used for advertising, with permit fees.
- J. Ray Hanson bids $1,100 for city land on Funston Avenue
- Mario and Grace Magnaghi buy Somerset Street land for $3,200
- Water Department land near Belmont offered for sale
- Proposed resolution would grant a franchise for disposing of all San Francisco garbage and refuse; outcome not shown here.
- Eighteen acres off Phelan Avenue go to the schools for $80,000
The first 3,000 of 5,435 are listed.