All decisions
25 Board decisions about Andrew M. Wilson, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Supervisors ordered that no action be taken on the cited assessments, which were placed under advisement.
- Action on accepting California Baking Company's bread offer at 3.5 cents per loaf was deferred pending a contractor investigation.
- Supervisor Wilson proposed letting United Railroads of San Francisco convert its cable car lines to overhead electric trolleys.
- Humboldt School site offered to the State for a new State Building
- A bill defining nuisances and empowering the Board of Health to summarily abate them was passed for printing.
- Thomas J. Gallagher was appointed Chief Commissary of the Commissary Department at $250 per month.
- Supervisor Wilson's Bill No. 43 letting the Board of Health remove infectious persons was referred to committee.
- Proposals for supplying city institutions were received and referred to the Committee of the Whole Board.
- Lowering Golden Gate Avenue between Jones and Leavenworth put off
- Monahan & Co. allowed an undertaking establishment at 1304 Guerrero Street
- Board of Supervisors fixed Saturday, August 11, 1906, as the day its equalization sittings conclude.
- Supervisor Wilson's resolution declares intent to open streets through cemeteries by eminent domain and is sent to a special committee.
- Superior Court judges asked the Board for court quarters, possibly leasing a Golden Gate Avenue floor at $1,000 monthly.
- Action on the bill put off for one week
- Motion ordered that the Chief of Police enforce the ordinance banning gasoline dumping into sewers after gas explosions.
- Ordinance prohibiting the sale of adulterated drugs and methyl alcohol in drugs and medicines was adopted.
- Board declared intention to open and extend public streets through Calvary, Laurel Hill, Odd Fellows, Masonic and other cemeteries.
- Callnon, Dingley & Burkhardt allowed a plating engine on Fifteenth Street
- Resolution 444 created a three-supervisor committee to urge railroad companies to provide more street car service and was adopted.
- Spur track privilege bills, reported favorably by committee, were laid over one week.
- Ordinance regulating street passenger cars and riders postponed to October 25, 1906, at the Building Trades Council's request.
- Land leased on Fell Street at $40 a month for the public morgue
- Petition from the Merchants' Association for a bonded salt water fire system was referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Dr. O. D. Fitzgerald allowed a veterinary hospital at 1764 Mission Street
- Property sold to the State by error though its taxes were paid