All decisions
43 Board decisions about Daniel G. Coleman, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Three hundred dollars set aside from the surplus fund for extra Stationery Department help after the fire.
- Lithographers' Association granted use of the Supervisors' Chambers for a Sunday meeting on June 10, 1906.
- Mowry's Hall at Laguna and Grove made the official chambers
- Home Telephone Company of San Francisco was awarded the city telephone franchise after its $25,000 bid was accepted.
- Home Telephone Company's $25,000 certified check ordered returned
- Committees were to work with city accountants Cerf and Atkinson to devise a new city accounting system; outcome continues on next page.
- The Board ratified the April 1906 award of a telephone franchise to the Home Telephone Company of San Francisco; adopted as Resolution 19.
- Assistant City Attorney J. T. Williams was ordered to attend the Board after fire destroyed its records; adopted.
- Spring Valley Water Company's chief clerk was granted the floor to invite the Board to inspect its works.
- The revised Building Law, Bill No. 17, was passed for printing, with final passage expected later that month.
- The Building Law came up as a special order of business and Supervisor Coleman discussed a revised printed bill.
- Supervisor Coleman's bill granting Home Telephone Company a telephone franchise was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
- Home Telephone Company franchise to build a city telephone system
- Telephone franchise Bill No. 39 passed for printing, with final passage to follow after 90 days.
- Question of unsafe earthquake-damaged tall buildings referred to committee
- Greenebaum, Weill & Michaels were awarded the contract to supply dry goods to city institutions for fiscal 1906-07.
- Proposed $6,650 payment to F. J. Cooper for typewriting machines for the county recorder and clerk.
- Board adopts resolution expressing sympathy to the Chilean cities of Valparaiso and Santiago after earthquake and fire.
- The Board granted use of its Chambers to a reception committee honouring Arctic explorer Roald Amundsen.
- Mayor Schmitz was granted sixty days' leave to travel to Europe to pursue unpaid fire insurance claims from foreign insurers.
- Board adopted a resolution barring saloons, cafes and restaurants from selling liquor between 2 and 6 a.m.
- Board appointed City Engineers Woodward and Price to investigate Bay Cities Water Company's supply as a possible source for San Francisco.
- Board overruled Ingleside residents' objections and resolved to close Ocean avenue between Corbett avenue and the Great Highway.
- The Board ordered the Clerk to thank the State University President and Librarian for a gift of Municipal Reports.
- Supervisor Tveitmoe's resolution to make April 18, 1907 a municipal holiday was referred to a special committee of three.
- Committee of the Whole reported progress on the gas and electric rate hearing, which was continued to February 27, 1907.
- Board directs the Judiciary Committee to investigate Presidio and Ferries Railroad Company's delay in rebuilding its line.
- Hearing on Mayor Schmitz's suspension of District Attorney William H. Langdon was continued to January 14, 1907.
- Supervisor Coleman's motion postponed action on the spur track regulation bill by one week.
- William Curlett appointed consulting architect for the proposed new library
- Presidio and Ferries Railroad asks ninety more days for rebuilding
- Resolution proposed to appoint supervisors as members of the Board's standing committees, each led by a named chairman.
- The hearing on Mayor's charges suspending District Attorney William H. Langdon was continued to February 4, 1907.
- Committee recommends referring the Telegraph Hill preservation petition to the Charter Amendment Committee for a bond question.
- Coleman's bill to extend the Presidio and Ferries Railroad's electrification deadline was passed for printing.
- Proposed resolution appoints Wm. Mooser as consulting architect for plans of the new City and County Hospital.
- W. N. McVay allowed a stable on Langdon Street
- Supervisor Coleman's motion directed the Artificial Lights Committee to report on street lights by March 11, 1907, and was ordered.
- United Railroads asked to carry city electrical inspectors free
- Gray Brothers were restrained from further grading on Beacon Street between Castro and Diamond streets until the City Engineer surveys it and sets the grade.
- San Francisco Real Estate Board urges Supervisors to adopt its resolution on forfeiture of the Spring Valley Water Company's plant.
- Sutter Street sidewalks set at 12 and 15 feet, repealing an earlier ordinance; passed as Ordinance 232.
- The Board elected Chas. Boxton Mayor of San Francisco to fill the unexpired term of Eugene E. Schmitz.