All decisions
89 Board decisions about George F. Duffey, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Supervisor Duffey's bill amending the Building Law on roof coverings was passed for printing, not yet enacted.
- A resolution to pay two firms $1,540.47 for Fire Department hose and paints was passed for printing.
- Guggenheim & Company sought permission to erect and maintain a boiler engine at Davis and Sacramento streets; outcome not printed here.
- Goldberg Bowen allowed a boiler and wagon shed on California Street
- Payment of $2502 to Jos. Levey for nine horses sold to the Fire Department is proposed.
- Payment of $3731 to Jos. Levey for thirteen horses sold to the Fire Department is proposed.
- Mutual Biscuit allowed a boiler and oil tank on Stevenson Street
- J. E. Elkington allowed a boiler on Albion Avenue
- E. G. Lyons and Raas allowed a boiler on Bryant Street
- Guggenheim & Co. allowed a 1500 gallon oil tank at Davis and Sacramento
- V. Sartori allowed a sterilizing boiler on Laguna Street
- A. J. Forbes & Son allowed a 16 horsepower boiler at 1430 Filbert Street
- Thomas Alexander allowed a boiler at 1065 Market Street for making hats
- Pierre Claverie allowed a laundry boiler at 1469 Fifteenth Street
- Fred H. Chase allowed a horse show amphitheater off Valencia Street
- Jno. Proll allowed an eight horsepower laundry boiler on Eighth Avenue
- Occidental Planing Mill allowed a 45 horsepower engine on Second Street
- C. F. Hornung allowed a boiler at 420 Church Street for boiling sausage
- Resolution to pay $8,038.94 for forage and fuel to four suppliers for the Fire Department was passed for printing.
- Payment of $3,208.71 for forage and fuel delivered to the Fire Department in March 1906 passed for printing.
- E. J. Burns allowed a bathhouse boiler at 815 Eddy Street
- Bay Bottling allowed a boiler on Eighteenth Avenue South
- Palace Hotel Laundry allowed a 1500 gallon oil tank on Post Street
- Palace Hotel Laundry allowed a 50 horsepower engine on Post Street
- California Mill allowed a 200 horsepower planing mill engine on Bryant Street
- Yerba Buena Preserving allowed a fruit canning boiler on Mason Street
- Ostrander & Company allowed a millwright boiler at 113-115 Mission Street
- Somers & Co. allowed a feed mill engine on Hubbell Street
- Somers & Co. allowed a 2500 gallon oil tank on Hubbell Street
- M. Pickthall allowed a heating boiler at 220 Fremont Street
- Davis Bros. allowed a tire-rubber boiler at 1003 Golden Gate Avenue
- H. A. Sartori allowed a dairy boiler at 484 Haight Street
- Dehmlow's Dyeing and Cleaning allowed a boiler at 551 First Avenue
- W. C. Premus allowed a planing mill engine on North Point Street
- Starlight Laundry allowed an engine and boiler at 750 Stanyan Street
- Grau Packing allowed a boiler at Seventeenth and Dolores for washing bottles
- Kohl Building allowed a 450 horsepower power plant at California and Montgomery
- A $3,386.50 payment to four firms for Fire Department forage and fuel was passed for printing.
- A $742 payment to Phillips & Van Orden Co. for registration manuals was passed for printing.
- Board adopted a resolution directing the Chief of Police and Public Works to stop erecting temporary frame structures on business streets.
- Board adopted a resolution ordering debris cleared from City Hall and Hall of Justice and preparing space for temporary city use.
- W. J. Blumberg & Bro. proposed permission to install a ten-horsepower boiler at 608-612 Eddy Street for water heating.
- A $551.93 payment to Somers & Co. for forage for the Fire Department was passed for printing.
- Adolph Hromada allowed a 1500 gallon oil tank at Folsom and Dore Streets
- Herbert Law allowed a 10,000-gallon oil tank at the Monadnock Building
- Adolph Hromada Co. allowed a candy factory engine on Folsom Street
- St. Francis Technical School allowed a laundry boiler on Webster Street
- D. C. Talbot's 115 Main Street mill engine sent back to committee
- S. Lehman allowed a beer bottling engine on Lyon Street
- Standard Biscuit allowed a 50 horsepower engine at Sansome and Pacific
- Sweit-Davenport Lumber's request for an engine and boiler permit was introduced; the outcome appears on the next page.
- H. R. Newbauer allowed a planing mill engine on Seventh Street
- Del Monte Milling allowed a 250 horsepower flour mill at Lombard and Montgomery
- Fisk Rubber allowed a tire-repair boiler at 1030 Golden Gate Avenue
- Eng-Skell allowed a boiler at 1538 Valencia Street for cooking fruit
- L. & E. Emanuel allowed planing mill engines on Twelfth Street
- A. B. Stacy allowed a carpenter shop engine on Clementina Street
- Western Wire Mattress allowed a 15 horsepower engine on Polk Street
- Stables for more than six horses to need a permit
- Fink & Schindler allowed an 80 horsepower milling engine on Thirteenth Street
- H. Robbins allowed a grist mill boiler on Tehama Street
- Geo. C. Payne allowed a 1500 gallon oil tank on Bryant Street
- Mahoney, Curlett, Brady and Schulze appointed to examine City Hall and Hall of Justice for restoration, reporting by August 20, 1906.
- S. Levi Woodworking allowed a kiln drying boiler at 446 Sixth Street
- White Star Laundry allowed a 1500 gallon oil tank at 385 Eighth Street
- C. A. Blume allowed to blast debris at Spear and Mission Streets
- John Finn Metal Works allowed a galvanizing engine on Second Street
- Shermund & Krauss allowed a plating works boiler on Mission Street
- H. Plath allowed an oil tank at 510 Wyoming Avenue
- City takes over the new roadway on Jordan Avenue
- E. W. McLellan allowed to blast on Sutter Street near Leavenworth
- A. B. Maynard allowed a boiler on Seventh Street for a macaroni factory
- F. E. Knowles allowed to blast to grade a lot at Potrero and Alameda
- W. P. Johnson allowed a planing mill engine on Sixteenth Avenue
- San Francisco Plating Works allowed a boiler at Mission and Grand
- Dieckmann & Co. allowed a lumber drying engine on Beach Street
- $2500 for a two-story office building at City Hall and McAllister Streets
- Three fire hydrants ordered around the Twenty-sixth Street Hospital
- Modern Bakery allowed a 200 gallon oil tank at 3581 Twentieth Street
- Oscar Fincke allowed a furniture factory boiler on Bryant Street
- Resolution proposed to let Oscar Fincke maintain a 10 horsepower boiler at 1908-1910 Bryant Street.
- Korbel Box Factory's 15-horsepower boiler permit at 2014 Bryant Street passed for printing.
- Henry Rhine allowed a candy factory boiler at Nineteenth and Bryant Streets
- Kohs & Co. allowed an oil tank at Twenty-fifth and Mission
- California Doughnut and Cruller allowed an oil tank at Eighteenth and Guerrero
- California Doughnut and Cruller allowed a bakery engine on Guerrero Street
- Lane Hospital allowed a 2000 gallon oil tank at Clay and Webster Streets
- Resolution 420 adopted asking Pacific States Telephone to install a phone at 1333 Utah Street for head carpenter Tierney.
- C. L. Davis allowed a manufacturing engine at 147 Beach Street