All decisions
about 110 Board decisions about Guido E. Caglieri, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Vittorio Xoce was granted revocable permission to keep a one-horse stable behind 371 Paris Street.
- Permission to keep stables for Ferro Bros. and Soko Transfer Company on Twenty-third and Federal streets was denied.
- Alexander Bond allowed a stable for thirty horses on Eleventh Street
- Bagin Bros. refused a stable for twenty-one horses on Natoma Street
- A stable permit resolution was sent back to the Public Health Committee on Caglieri's motion.
- The Board asked the Fire Commissioners to transfer nine condemned horses, five to the Relief Home and four to the City Hospital.
- Old People's Home and others granted boiler and tank permits
- Stable permits proposed for five named applicants on Silliman, Stillman and Clara streets, South Park and Mission Terrace.
- Denial of Dr. Steers's dog hospital sent back to committee
- Supervisor Payot asked the Park Commission to address manure dumped in the Dolores Street medians.
- Alexander Bond refused a 30 horse stable on Eleventh Street
- Dr. Dalziel and New Richland Meat Market allowed stables
- Dr. K. O. Steers refused a dog hospital on Fifth Avenue
- Permission for J. Allec's thirty-two-horse stable on east Shotwell Street was refused.
- Russell Creamery allowed four horses on Austin Avenue
- A stable permit resolution was passed for printing on Caglieri's motion; its terms continue on the next page.
- Stable permits for two horses at 14 Girard Street and on Twenty-third Avenue were passed for printing.
- J. Witt refused forty more horses at 150 Valencia Street
- A proposed ordinance requiring the muzzling of dogs was passed for printing on first reading.
- California Veterinary Hospital loses its permit on Fell Street
- Foley and Hartman refused a stable at 686 Valencia Street
- Board proposed denying stable permits to several named applicants, including Ugo Arrigani for three horses; outcome continues on next page.
- H. E. Springer allowed a one-horse stable on Mizpah Avenue
- Board motion by Caglieri to deny a stable permit petition, J. R. No. 163; the outcome is printed on the next page.
- J. N. Copus allowed 12 horses at Forty-sixth and Lawton
- Board directed the City Attorney to study how to bring all wireless telegraph stations in the city under its control.
- Frank Denatale, S. Travessare and Clarence Sheffer were granted revocable permits to keep horses in stables.
- A resolution denying a stable permit, moved by Supervisor Caglieri, continues onto the next page.
- Fred Simonini refused a horse and cow at 227 Capitol Avenue
- J. N. Copus seeks to keep his twelve-horse stable on Lawton
- Arthur Legrand refused a stable behind 2840 Geary Street
- V. Filippis allowed a one-horse stable at 3249 Folsom Street
- Permission to keep fifteen horses in a stable at 386 Seventh Street was refused to A. Kourtis & Company.
- Caglieri's bill on removing persons with infectious diseases was passed for printing, a first reading.
- City Attorney asked to examine all existing health ordinances with a view to codifying them.
- Frank J. Klimm to install a drinking device at Lotta's Fountain
- Stable permit at 131 Arkansas Street denied to A. Firpo for keeping five horses.
- Theo. M. Mikkelson refused a stable on Twenty-seventh Street
- Rules proposed for selling milk in quart or smaller amounts
- F. Rufer was granted permission to keep two horses in a stable on La Salle Avenue, revocable at will.
- A bill to regulate milk pasteurizing, requiring Health Department permits and equipment standards, was passed for printing.
- Alfonso Milani refused a stable on Polk Street near Chestnut Street
- Supervisor Caglieri moved to deny a stable permit; the vote is printed on the next page.
- Supervisors refused Luigi Valerio permission to keep a one-horse stable at 872 Wisconsin Street.
- M. Jacobson allowed to keep a cow on Silver Avenue
- John Dematei was granted revocable permission to keep one horse in a stable at Silver Avenue and Holyoke Street.
- Two organisations were granted permission to hold charity masquerade balls in 1913 without paying the usual license fee.
- Revocable permits granted to four applicants to keep horses in stables on Folsom, Oak Grove, San Bruno and San Jose.
- The Board denied Angelo Nicotra permission to keep a stable for one horse at 247 Cotter Street.
- San Francisco Disposal Company allowed a tallow works on Evans Avenue
- Board refused Egisto Filipetti permission to keep two horses in a stable on Pixley Street.
- Galland Mercantile Laundry allowed a thirty-four horse stable on Folsom Street
- Fire Chief asked to report which hydrants on the Spring Valley system could be dropped and how much water fights fires.
- Board urged the Board of Health to restore the full staff of school inspectresses and report on the need for more school inspection.
- Revocable permit granted to Golden Gate Steam Laundry for a stable of twenty-four horses at 2140 Lombard Street.
- James Watson asks to keep four horses at 1189 Treat Avenue
- A resolution granting revocable permission for stables was moved by Supervisor Caglieri; its text continues on the next page.
- A resolution proposed to spend $1,371.91 on blackboards for Patrick Henry School from school bond proceeds.
- Soko Transfer Company refused a stable at Fifth and Harrison streets
- San Francisco Veterinary College allowed a horse hospital on Mission Street
- Masquerade ball permits granted to Columbia Circle, Paul Isola and Master Plumbers' Association, licence fee waived for charity.
- L. D. McLean Company refused a stable at 1411 Harrison Street
- Park Commissioners asked to clean up Golden Gate Park toilets
- William H. Grahn allowed a one-horse stable on Bryant Street
- Four-horse stable at 58 Hoff Avenue turned down
- Ernst & Hover allowed a 130 horse stable on Eleventh Street
- New French Baking Company allowed a 22-horse stable on Tehama Street
- Bill amending Ordinance 357 requires garbage receptacles to be approved by the Board of Public Works, passed on first reading.
- Board refuses to repeal the ban on common drinking cups
- Charles H. Taylor allowed a stable at Prague and France streets
- Ordinance on dogs running at large was adopted for the city.
- A. Cadamatori refused a stable at 217 Arkansas Street
- Taxicab companies must give the Police Committee sworn statements of a year's business to set a fair rate.
- Ordinance amending public pound rules for animals running at large was adopted.
- Olympus Bottling Company asks a four-horse stable on Serpentine Avenue
- Pacific Preserve Company allowed a stable on Natoma Street
- Stable permit for four horses on Twenty-sixth Avenue denied to W. S. James.
- Resolution asks the City Engineer to report whether the city's smoke nuisance can be reasonably regulated by ordinance without harming industry; adopted.
- Supervisor Caglieri's bill banning tethering of domestic animals on unenclosed property was sent back to the Health Committee.
- Proposed ordinance imposing a licence on dogs was sent back to the Health Committee.
- Proposed amendment to the public pound ordinance was sent back to the Health Committee.
- A public pound proposed for animals running at large
- An ordinance requiring second-hand goods dealers to keep daily purchase records for the Chief of Police was passed for printing.
- Supervisors refused passage of an ordinance requiring the muzzling of dogs; Supervisor Hayden gave notice of reconsideration.
- J. Martin Cervieres allowed a one-horse stable on Newhall Street
- The Board refused Delfino Lorenzo permission to keep a one-horse stable at 457 Potrero Avenue.
- Earlier garage permit at 2335-2345 Pine Street is revoked
- The City Engineer's office was asked to furnish the smoke nuisance abatement report requested weeks earlier.
- Frank Fischer allowed a one-horse stable at 1614 Turk Street
- Justice of the Peace Charles E. A. Creighton was granted a sixty-day leave of absence from July 15, 1913.
- The Board of Public Works was asked to place run silently signs at French and St. Mary's Hospitals.
- Canal Athletic Club was granted permission for a boxing event, per a resolution moved by Supervisor Caglieri.
- Board asked Public Works to route dirt trucks from the Stockton Street tunnel away from Van Ness Avenue and Broadway.
- Acme Brewing Company allowed ten horses stabled at 1427 Sansome Street
- City Attorney asked to lift injunction on Broadway and Larkin shacks
- Bill 2671 proposes amending Section 6 of the 1900 pound ordinance on running animals and their custody.
- Conlin & Roberts allowed three horses at 420 Natoma Street
- Resolution proposing Municipal Railway and United Railroads exchange transfers at Kearny and Larkin Streets was referred to committee.
- Board adopted a resolution asking the Board of Education to investigate and pave the Bernal School yard.
- The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was directed to refund $5 in pound fees to Richard de Fontana.
- Supervisor Caglieri proposed asking the Superintendent of Municipal Railways about transfer exchange at Larkin and Kearny Streets.
- Superintendent of Municipal Railways asked to exchange transfers with United Railways
- Supervisor Caglieri's proposed ordinance would require safety devices against poisonous gases in sewers and confined underground spaces; passed for printing.
- Motion carried asking the Civil Service Commission to designate a title for the Chief of Police's confidential clerk position.
- Board puts off deciding where Van Ness Avenue's streetcar poles go
- The Hotel Men's Association petition to allow hotels on Exposition grounds was laid over to a later Monday meeting.
- Supervisor Caglieri proposed PG&E light three street segments with electroliers; the resolution was referred to the Lighting and Rates Committee.