All decisions
55 Board decisions about Fred P. Nicholas, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Supervisor Nicholas moved to rescind Resolution No. 9 and refer a $1000 temporary fire house proposal for Ashbury Heights to the Fire Committee.
- A proposed grade change on Golden Gate Avenue between Jones and Leavenworth streets was indefinitely postponed.
- The Board adopted a resolution urging the Police Commissioners to lift the temporary 8 p.m. closing rule for saloons.
- Madison & Burke's offer to rent premises at Gough and Turk streets for city use was referred to the Joint Finance and Public Buildings Committee.
- Supervisor Nicholas moved that leasing Mowry's Hall for municipal offices be referred to the Finance and Public Buildings committees.
- Resolution approved leasing Mowry's Hall at Laguna and Grove streets for municipal offices at $500 a month.
- Resolution lets the Public Buildings Committee hire a horse and light delivery wagon to move office furniture and materials.
- Resolution No. 11 directs the Clerk to ask city officers to report their headquarters rent and staffing.
- $10,964 to Frank McSheehy for the fire engine house at San Jose and Ocean
- San Francisco Gas asked to power Mission High School's gymnasium
- $1000 to repair the earthquake-damaged Seventeenth Street police station
- Telephone ordered for the Commissary Department at Mowry's Hall
- Proposed ordinance amending Ordinance No. 11 to require Public Works inspection of chimneys before use, passed for printing.
- J. C. O'Connor allowed an undertaking parlor at 726 Turk Street
- Plans for a municipal building at Eighth and Mission laid over
- Board asked Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph to install a telephone at Coroner William Walsh's home at 1300 McAllister street.
- Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company was requested to install a telephone in two Public Works building offices.
- Telephone connected for Election Commissioner Thomas McGuire at 55 Dame Street
- Telephone ordered for the street cleaning superintendent at 405 Buchanan Street
- P. Quinn given 90 more days on Laguna Honda School, damaged by the earthquake
- Telephone ordered for the autopsy surgeon at 1178 McAllister Street
- Proposed ordinance to build a temporary City Hall on Western Addition Block No. 73 was passed for printing.
- Telephone ordered at 1646 Alabama Street for the Gas and Water Inspector
- Telephones ordered for the Mayor's secretary and the Board of Health clerk
- Herbert & Vogel allowed two 75 horsepower boilers on Seventh Street
- Resolution proposing $6 per day for single city teams was referred to the Joint Committee on Finance and Public Buildings.
- Supervisor Nicholas introduced a resolution asking the Board of Health to require drainage of inundated lots and basements.
- M. J. McBrearty allowed an undertaking parlor at 915 Valencia Street
- $2500 for a two-story office building at City Hall and McAllister Streets
- Resolution requesting Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company to install extension telephones in the Supervisors' office was adopted.
- Board of Public Works was asked to raise pay for single teams from $5.00 to $6.00 per day.
- Alexander-Yost allowed an electric sign at Pine and Polk Streets
- Telephone ordered for the Board of Education secretary at 2949 Sacramento Street
- Resolution 442 set aside $1,105 for repairs to the Election Commission warehouse and was adopted.
- Resolution 443 asked the Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company to install a telephone for an Election Commissioner and was adopted.
- John Barrett asked the Board to proceed with building Sunnyside School, and the matter was referred to the Education Committee.
- Land leased on Fell Street at $40 a month for the public morgue
- $5500 for a two-story Harbor Police Station
- Coroner's office and morgue to be built on Fell Street at $54 a month
- Board urges the Presidio and Ferries Railroad to speed its overhead electric trolley conversion within the ordinance's time limit.
- Telephone ordered for the boat house at Stow Lake, Golden Gate Park
- Board of Education asked for a site for a courthouse
- Supervisor Nicholas's resolution assigns rooms in the New Hall of Justice on Eddy Street to city departments and courts.
- Fire Marshal asked for a telephone in the Hall of Justice
- Ninety-day extension granted to P. P. Quinn to finish the Laguna Honda School Building.
- Monroe School to be built for up to $81,000
- $10,000 set aside to repave Sixth Street from Market Street
- Board of Public Works directed to prepare plans for a temporary Court House at Rush and Stockton streets.
- Pacific States Telephone company was asked to install a telephone at K. Nolan's home on Albion Avenue.
- Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company requested to install telephones in several city offices.
- Bill 194 setting gas rates from July 1, 1907 passed for printing; a proposed cut to 75 cents failed.
- Chapultepec Street to be renamed Winfield Avenue
- Telephones asked for the four Police Courts on Eddy Street
- California Athletic Club was granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition at Dreamland Pavilion on June 7, 1907.
- Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company was asked to move a telephone from Dr. Ward's office to Dr. Jules A. Simon's office at 2241 Sutter Street.