Organisation · organisation
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
An organisation in about 170 Board decisions, 1907–1979.
about 170Board decisions about it
1907–1979first and last decision
In short
- 1 Apr 1907Five firms were granted permits to keep horse stables at sites on Folsom, Mission, Howard and Zoe streets.
- 29 Sep 1913The Board asked the City Attorney to advise whether Order No. 2186, a Pacific Telephone franchise, is legal.
- 2 Feb 1925T. B. Boysen allowed a 1,500-gallon oil tank on Buchanan Street linked by the name only, not checked
- 13 Apr 1953City Attorney authorized to represent San Francisco against Pacific Telephone's rate increase request, with costs shared with Oakland.
- 10 Apr 1972City settles several claims against it with payments
Who appears together
Lines show who appears in the same decisions. It doesn't mean they made a deal.
People
- Cornelius J. Deasyproposed 7 · 1918–25
- Alexander T. Vogelsangproposed 3 · 1912–13
- James B. McSheehyproposed 3 · 1924–26
Organisations
- Spring Valley Water Companynamed in 8
- Pacific Gas and Electric Companynamed in 5
- American Building Maintenance Companynamed in 4
Places
- Bush Stnamed in 18
- Mission Stnamed in 6
- 460 Bush Stnamed in 5
Left out: San Francisco News Company, San Francisco Chronicle, paid to print the Board's legal notices, not a party.
More from the records
Who was paid · 40 organisations
| Spring Valley Water Company | 8 decisions |
| Pacific Gas and Electric Company | 4 decisions |
| American Building Maintenance Company | 4 decisions |
| Healy Tibbitts Construction Company | 2 decisions |
| American Brake Shoe and Foundry Company | 2 decisions |
| United States Steel Products Company | 2 decisions |
How many decisions pay each one; amounts are not shown until a person checks them.
Votes · 118 roll calls
yes 1,523no 51absent 164
118 printed roll calls; 100 were unanimous.
Decisions, by type
| resolution | 95 |
| claim | 28 |
| ordinance | 25 |
| other | 12 |
| communication | 5 |
| contract | 3 |
Decisions, by outcome
| passed | 84 |
| referred | 14 |
| passed first reading | 9 |
| continued | 9 |
| refused | 2 |
| vetoed | 1 |
55 decisions have no outcome read yet.
All 174 decisions · in date order
- Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company granted permission to install a telephone in Supervisor's office, room 201, McDonough building. linked by the name only, not checked
- Five firms were granted permits to keep horse stables at sites on Folsom, Mission, Howard and Zoe streets.
- The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company was directed to install telephones for City offices, hospitals and sanitation stations. linked by the name only, not checked
- Bill 515, setting telephone service rules, was refused passage 7 to 7 after amendments; Supervisor Murphy gave notice of reconsideration.
- Telephone rates for fiscal year 1908-9 were made a special order of business for May 18, 1908. linked by the name only, not checked
- Telephones installed for the new Public Library at Hayes and Franklin linked by the name only, not checked
- Pacific Telephone to install phones for the Coroner and Sheriff
- Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company asked to store crude oil for fuel at 74 West Mission Street, referred to committee.
- Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company sought a $58.05 refund for alleged duplicate 1908 property tax; referred to the Equalization of Assessments Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Royal Soap allowed a factory engine on Fourth Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Telephone company allowed fuel oil tank at 74 West Mission linked by the name only, not checked
- Demands totaling $269.60 for auto tires, telephone calls, forgery services and hospital-site watchmen were allowed and paid.
Pages that mention it · 13
Scanned pages whose text has the name: 13 city report pages.
Journal 1907
Journal 1915
Journal 1924
Journal 1949