All decisions
27 Board decisions about Cornelius Deasy, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Standard Underground Cable Company was awarded the contract to furnish copper cable to the Department of Electricity.
- Payments of $10,743 to Hansbrough for Sheridan Primary School and $2,390 to Knowles & Kaiser for Garfield Primary School were approved.
- The Clerk was ordered to advertise for bids to supply the Department of Electricity with 21,000 feet of lead sheathed copper cable.
- Union Special Messenger Service to run wires near Montgomery Street
- Resolution adopted asking institutions receiving city funds to list children suitable for placement in approved private families.
- Public Buildings Committee asked to report on housing city departments in a temporary City Hall; resolution text follows.
- Bill 1458 would raise the allowed height of electrical signs on roofs, amending Ordinance 1009.
- The Board denied P. Mon's request to move his laundry from 3031 to 3037 Twenty-second Street.
- Irish Volunteers allowed an all-night ball at 1133 Mission Street
- The Board adopted a resolution directing the Clerk to call for bids for underground cable for the Polk Street conduit lead.
- Enterprise Foundry Company was released from its brass casting contract, which went to Goldberg & Sons.
- Ordinance regulating electrical apparatus in moving picture exhibitions was passed for printing on first reading.
- Board of Public Works asked to report on street obstructions on Fifth Street between Townsend and Channel Streets.
- Proposed amendment to Ordinance 1564 on cleats on telegraph poles was sent back to the Electricity Committee.
- Broadway Athletic Club granted permission for a professional boxing exhibition in April 1911 after a contested vote.
- Board directed the Public Utilities Committee to study providing seats for motormen and conductors on street cars.
- Proposed amendment to the pole and wire ordinance would bar cleats on poles within seven feet of the ground; passed for printing.
- Board adopted a resolution asking the City Attorney for an opinion and halting new wire permits for Sierra and San Francisco Power Company.
- Board is amending earlier resolutions to reduce the underground cable contract award from $15,000 to $8,500.
- The Board awarded the underground cable supply contract for the Department of Electricity to the Standard Underground Cable Company.
- Electric Agencies Company was awarded a contract for 200 fire alarm bells at $3.75 each.
- A partial cable contract with Standard Underground Cable Company for Polk Street signal conduit was indefinitely postponed.
- Supervisor Deasy's motion sent a partial cable contract with Standard Underground Cable Company for Polk Street to committee.
- Morris Levy's petition for a $1200 refund of a boxing license fee was laid over one week.
- The Clerk was directed to advertise for proposals to supply 200 bronze fire alarm bells for the Department of Electricity.
- Deasy's resolution would have city offices withhold pole and overhead wire permits until the City Attorney gives an opinion; amended by Gallagher.
- Clerk William R. Hagerty's resignation from the Board of Supervisors was accepted on motion of Supervisor Deasy.