All decisions
30 Board decisions about Monroe School, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Monroe School to be built for up to $81,000
- William Newsom paid $18,799 more for building the Monroe School
- Board rejects $30,000 for more land at the Monroe School
- The Board of Education asked that Excelsior avenue and Paris street be closed to traffic at noon for Monroe School pupils.
- Index lists Monroe School lavatories and the Pelicano street deed
- Index lists Monroe School lavatories and the Pelicano street deed
- Index lists Monroe School lavatories and the Pelicano street deed
- Index lists Monroe School lavatories and the Pelicano street deed
- Index lists Monroe School lavatories and the Pelicano street deed
- Plans for a school near Monroe School on Excelsior Avenue were laid over two weeks by motion.
- $8,924.15 for Monroe School plans passed for printing
- Monroe School to be built at Excelsior Avenue and Madrid Street
- Offer from Annie H. Moran to sell land for Monroe School accepted, subject to the City Attorney first examining the title.
- Monroe School to be built at Excelsior Avenue and Madrid Street
- Annie H. Moran offered land for the Monroe School for $19,650; the resolution accepting the offer continues onto the next page.
- $177,725 set aside to build Monroe School on Excelsior Avenue
- Board sent $1,140 from the school bond fund to the Mannixes for land for Monroe School.
- $1,140 paid to Thomas Quinn for Monroe School land
- Board approved $1,140 from school bond funds to buy land on Excelsior Avenue for Monroe School from Dennis and Annie Mannix.
- $1,140 paid to Thomas Quinn for Monroe School land
- Resolution proposes paying Emil and Elsie Nelson $700 for land on Madrid Street for the Monroe School.
- $3,500 paid to Inez L. Brown for Monroe School land
- Passed for printing a $3,500 payment to Louise Laville from school construction funds for Monroe School land.
- $3,500 from the School Construction Fund was approved to pay Louise Laville for land for Monroe School on Lisbon Street.
- Anderson and Ringrose paid $9,774.75 for building the Monroe School
- Anderson and Ringrose paid $9,774.75 for building the Monroe School
- Payments totaling about $35,000 to railway, school and Hetch Hetchy contractors were authorized and passed for printing.
- The Board authorized twelve city payments to the railways, contractors, landowners and suppliers, including Monroe School and Hetch Hetchy work.
- $13,834.69 fifth payment for building the Monroe School
- Resolution authorizing payments from city funds to claimants and suppliers, including G. B. Mangini and Hercules Powder Co.