All decisions
47 Board decisions about James P. Booth, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- The Neal Publishing Company was awarded the contract to print and publish the city's municipal reports for 1905-07.
- Department heads are directed to file monthly supply requisitions with the Stationery Clerk, a proposal from Supervisor Booth.
- Pacific Engraving and Printing Company may assign its ordinance printing contract to Hayden Printing Company, whose bond was accepted.
- Pacific Printing and Engraving Company awarded the contract to print the city's general ordinances; other bids rejected.
- A payment of $1,971 to Levison Printing Company for city officers' fee books was proposed; outcome not printed here.
- Board directed the Clerk to advertise for bids to print and publish the 1905-6 and 1906-7 municipal reports.
- Clerk instructed to advertise for bids to print and publish the general ordinances.
- City offices asked to file statements of books, forms and stationery needed for fiscal 1908-9 by February 15, 1908.
- A payment of $1747.15 from the General Fund was authorized to A. Carlisle & Co. for printing city ordinances.
- The Clerk was directed to advertise for proposals for official printing for the year from April 1, 1908.
- Street levels set on Stanyan Street between Eighteenth and Twentieth streets
- Board fixes official newspaper advertising rates for April 1908 to April 1909, collected by the Clerk.
- Mayor asked to appoint a twenty-five-member committee to arrange Memorial Day 1908 observance, spending up to $500.
- Resolution proposed to pay $1000 from the General Fund to Neal Publishing Company for municipal reports, passed for printing.
- R. G. Hooker urges dropping the Bryant Street playground purchase
- The Clerk was directed to advertise for bids to supply city stationery, printed blanks and books for the fiscal year starting July 1, 1908.
- Clerk directed to advertise for bids to print law calendars, court decisions and Board journals for 1908-09.
- Recorder Printing and Publishing Company awarded yearly printing contract for court calendars and Board journal at $341.66 monthly.
- Six publishers and binders were awarded contracts to supply books to city and county departments for fiscal 1908-9.
- The Leader Publishing Company was awarded the contract to print and distribute the 1907 delinquent tax list.
- Board adopted the Printing Committee report finding no fraudulent collusion between Phillips & Van Orden and Brown & Power on City printing contracts.
- Stationery contracts for City Commercial Company were cancelled and re-awarded to eight other suppliers for fiscal 1908-9.
- Winfield Williams protests the Tax Collector's block map printing contract
- A resolution adopted with no subject on this page
- Resolution authorizes a payment to Neal Publishing Company for printing municipal reports for fiscal years 1905-6 and 1906-7.
- Resolution asks city offices to file their needs for books, forms and stationery for fiscal year 1909-10 by March 1.
- Clerk authorized to advertise for proposals to print the city's general ordinances.
- The Clerk was authorized to advertise for proposals to furnish block books for the Auditor.
- $1400 was set aside from the Urgent Necessities appropriation to buy block books for the Auditor.
- Board adopted a rule making the printed Journal of Proceedings the official record of its proceedings.
- Clerk ordered to transfer bound volumes of the Evening Post and The Recorder for 1906 to 1908 to the County Recorder.
- The Evening Post Publishing Company awarded the city's official advertising contract for one year, from April 1, 1909.
- Contract for Block Books for the City Auditor's office awarded to California Block Book and Map Company for $1125.
- The Clerk was ordered to advertise for bids to print and distribute the 1908-9 delinquent tax list.
- Resolution on beautifying the Ocean Front, moved by Booth, was adopted under suspension of the rules; its full text is cut off here.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking that the ocean front be beautified once the city's right is judicially determined.
- Resolution directing the Clerk to publish pamphlets on street names, street grades and city property was recommitted.
- The Clerk was authorized to advertise for bids to supply city departments with stationery, blanks and books for fiscal 1909-10.
- Advertising rates for official newspaper publications from April 1909 to 1910 referred to the Printing Committee.
- The Clerk was directed to advertise for sealed bids, due May 24, for city printing contracts.
- The Printing Committee was asked to provide pasters advertising the Portola Festival to attach to city envelopes.
- Supervisor Booth moved that the Finance Committee rearrange committee seats left vacant by two resignations; ordered.
- Rincon Publishing Company was awarded the contract to print the Municipal Record for 1909-10.
- The Board adopted stationery supply contracts for city departments in 1909-10 with nine named firms.
- The Printing Committee was authorized to call for bids to print the Polytechnic High School bonds.
- The City awarded the California Lithograph Company a $380.60 contract to print the Polytechnic High School bonds.
- Resolution directs the Clerk to publish a book of franchises, spur track and pipe line permits; outcome continues on the next page.