Organisation · organisation
Walton N. Moore Dry Goods Company
An organisation in 61 Board decisions, 1922–1931.
61Board decisions about it
1922–1931first and last decision
In short
- 14 Aug 1922Associated Charities allowed an oil tank at 1500 Jackson Street
- 10 Nov 1924Dry goods and wearing apparel contracts awarded to eleven lowest bidders on bids submitted October 27, 1924.
- 15 Aug 1927The Board awarded city contracts for dry goods and wearing apparel to twelve named firms on lowest bids.
- 12 May 1930Board approved payments of claims for street reconstruction, police vehicles, hospital supplies, an aquarium and other city expenses in May 1930. linked by the name only, not checked
- 28 Dec 1931The Board awarded dry goods and wearing apparel supply contracts to fifteen firms for city use.
Who appears together
Lines show who appears in the same decisions. It doesn't mean they made a deal.
People
- Ralph McLeranproposed 3 · 1923–24
Organisations
- Levi Strauss & Companynamed in 21
- Buckingham & Hechtnamed in 15
- D. N. & E. Walter & Companynamed in 14
Places
- Market Stnamed in 2
- San Jose Avenamed in 2
- Chestnut Stnamed in 1
Left out: San Francisco Chronicle, Recorder Printing and Publishing Company, paid to print the Board's legal notices, not a party.
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| Levi Strauss & Company | 3 decisions |
| Buckingham & Hecht | 1 decision |
| L. Dinkelspiel Company | 2 decisions |
| Del Monte Meat Company | 8 decisions |
| Pacific Gas and Electric Company | 7 decisions |
| Santa Cruz Portland Cement Company | 7 decisions |
How many decisions pay each one; amounts are not shown until a person checks them.
Votes · 30 roll calls
yes 432no 0absent 85
30 printed roll calls; 30 were unanimous.
Decisions, by type
| claim | 29 |
| resolution | 18 |
| contract | 13 |
| hearing | 1 |
Decisions, by outcome
| passed | 25 |
| passed first reading | 3 |
33 decisions have no outcome read yet.
All 61 decisions · in date order
- Associated Charities allowed an oil tank at 1500 Jackson Street
- Protestants and supporters were heard on the proposed Duboce tunnel into the Sunset District; action was deferred.
- Theodora Austand to be paid for the James Lick schoolyard land linked by the name only, not checked
- Payment of $505.54 to Walton N. Moore Dry Goods Co. for dry goods for the Relief Home was approved.
- Four claims for hospital groceries, meats, dry goods and fuel oil were approved for payment.
- Resolution proposes awarding dry goods and wearing apparel contracts to several firms on their June 30, 1924 bids.
- Dry goods and wearing apparel contracts awarded to eleven lowest bidders on bids submitted October 27, 1924.
- Resolution authorizing payments to contractors and suppliers for city works and supplies was passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Walton N. Moore Dry Goods Co. was paid $568.43 for dry goods for the Relief Home.
- $12,776.19 paid for steel bridges across Dumbarton Straits linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Railway pays $3,500 to settle an injury claim linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposed awarding dry goods and clothing supply contracts to five suppliers, including Buckingham & Hecht and J. B. Crowley.
Pages that mention it
Printed pages of the decisions on this page.
Journal 1922
Journal 1926
Journal 1929
Journal 1930