All decisions
36 Board decisions about J. Emmet Hayden, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Board adopts a resolution mourning the death of former Chief Justice Frank Angellotti and offering sympathy to his family.
- City Attorney directed to seek a Supreme Court writ compelling the Registrar to place unemployment bonds on the ballot.
- Resolution asking the Mayor to arrange public inspection of the War Memorial Opera House was referred to the Public Welfare Committee.
- Board confirmed Mayor Rossi's four appointments to the San Francisco War Memorial trustees for six-year terms.
- Supervisor Hayden proposed an amended ordinance giving the Chief of Police power to regulate retail beer and wine sales.
- Board adopted by rising vote a resolution mourning the death of Halsey E. Manwaring, managing director of the Palace Hotel.
- Supervisor Hayden presented a resolution in memory of Gladys Sullivan Doyle, whose outcome is printed on the next page.
- Supervisor Gallagher's motion for garbage fill specifications was amended and referred to the Health Committee.
- Board of Supervisors' 1935-1936 budget resolution, covering salaries, fees and contractual services, was read; no vote appears on this page.
- Supervisor McSheehy was appointed to the Board's committee attending the County Supervisors Association meeting at Sacramento.
- Board amended proposed Charter Amendment No. 3 to name maintaining a symphony orchestra as a purpose of the tax.
- Proposed charter amendment would levy a half-cent tax per $100 of assessed value to fund a symphony orchestra.
- Conference with the Mayor and Public Utilities Commission set for Tuesday
- Board asked the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee for the proper observance of Columbus Day, October 12, 1935.
- Board ordered a reporter provided to the Police Committee at its April 26, 1935 meeting.
- The Board ordered the Public Utilities Commission, Controller and City Attorney to assemble Hetch Hetchy histories for the Washington hearing.
- Hearing on the ordinance regulating automobile supply stations was postponed to May 20, 1935.
- Property owners asked for Parker Avenue to be widened between Euclid and Geary streets; the request was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Mr. McMillan asked the Board to finish buying land for Dearborn Street and build a new street in Southern Heights; referred to the Finance Committee.
- The Central Council of Civic Clubs asked for street widening, earthquake hazard survey and park land funds; referred to the Finance Committee.
- Board set the Sheriff's Senior Attorney post as part-time civil work at $2,400 a year, rather than $3,000.
- Board sends the Mayor, two supervisors and President McSheehy to represent San Francisco at the San Diego Exposition opening.
- Motion to restore $5,000 for an earthquake hazard study failed.
- The $5,000 earthquake survey item was restored in the budget after rescission was defeated and roll call passed it.
- Time to pay dog licenses extended to August 1, 1935, on request from Mrs. T. Lundy.
- Building assessment at 720 Eighth avenue reduced to $5,000 for M. Jensen, following the Board of Appraisers' recommendation, without objection.
- T. Arabaglou seeks a cut on his Clement Street building
- $2,000 cut sought on Cappelman's California Street building
- Supervisors approved the assessor's list of arbitrary personal property assessments against taxpayers who failed to file returns.
- A committee was appointed to arrange a retirement ceremony for Thos. B. McGinnis, assistant clerk, after forty-two years of city service.
- Supervisor Hayden moved a vote of thanks to Engineer Purcell and his staff for help with the Bay Bridge terminal discussions.
- The Board approved sending congratulations to the Musicians' Union on its Golden Jubilee.
- Supervisor Hayden moved that a Board committee attend the N.S.G.W. celebration at Stockton on September 9.
- Charter Amendment No. 6 on civil service qualifications and tests was ordered submitted to the electors, with changes accepted.
- Mayor asked to appoint a committee to arrange reception for the Pan American Clipper ship China.
- Board adopted a resolution of regret on the death of former supervisor John G. Wetmore.