All decisions
37 Board decisions about John J. Furey, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- The San Francisco delegation to the State Legislature was granted use of the Supervisors' Chambers from May 12, 1906.
- The Board ordered a committee formed to confer with San Francisco's state legislators on extra-session legislation, with members free to attend.
- A resolution to pay W. F. Fuller & Co. $721.14 for paints and oils for Park Commissioners was passed for printing.
- The Iron Trades Council was granted use of the Supervisors' Chambers at Mowry's Hall on May 13, 1906.
- Supervisor Furey introduced a resolution on providing the Clerk with essentials for Board business; its outcome continues on the next page.
- Mowry's Hall lent to two unions meeting after the earthquake
- Board adopted a resolution thanking the City of Oakland and its Fire Department for aid after the 1906 earthquake and fire.
- Presidio and Ferries trolley plan sent to the whole Board
- Committee of the Whole reported progress; Presidio and Ferries Railroad's overhead trolley request deferred pending engineer's report.
- Pattern Makers lent the Supervisors' Chambers for an evening
- $3425 to Thomson Bridge for a fender at Third and Channel Streets
- $3425 to Thomson Bridge for a fender at Third and Channel Streets
- Montgomery Street widening proposed if the owners give the land
- Schrader Bros. were awarded the contract to supply meat to city institutions for fiscal 1906-07.
- Bill introduced requiring a Board of Supervisors permit for conducting a circus; no outcome printed on this page.
- M. J. McBrearty allowed an undertaking parlor at 915 Valencia Street
- $2500 for a two-story office building at City Hall and McAllister Streets
- Smith and Stone were appointed architects for the proposed Sunnyside School building.
- Bill 103 proposes street work including sidewalks and paving on Clayton Street, outcome continues onto the next page.
- The Board continued the hearing on charges to suspend District Attorney Wm. H. Langdon until November 26, 1906.
- Board appoints consulting architects for numerous new school buildings under the bond issue, with construction costs listed for each school.
- Hearing on the Mayor's charges suspending District Attorney Wm. H. Langdon was continued to December 17, 1906, with no appearance by Langdon.
- Supervisor Furey's proposed ordinance licensing stationary steam engineers and firemen was passed for printing.
- Resolution raising the almshouse tailor's salary was adopted on Supervisor Furey's motion.
- Board asks the supervising architect to confer with the Board of Education on designs for bond-funded school buildings.
- Stables allowed for R. J. Reid, Julia Lyon and A. Bertori
- Clerk directed to prepare resolutions, advertisements and ordinances for proposals to sell all unsold School Bonds.
- Proposed that the City Engineer map land needed to extend and widen Montgomery Avenue, and Public Works issue no building permits meanwhile.
- Spur track rules sent to a public meeting at Mowry's Hall
- The Board adopted a resolution raising the Almshouse tailor's pay to $80 a month to match union wages.
- Five firms were granted permits to keep horse stables at sites on Folsom, Mission, Howard and Zoe streets.
- Supervisor McClushin's amendments to the Building Law on brick walls, mansard roofs and sheds were sent back to the Fire Committee.
- W. F. Egan allowed to enlarge his Webster Street horse hospital
- Hawthorne Athletic Club allowed a boxing night at Dreamland Pavilion
- D. J. O'Connor given sixty more days on M Street
- Clerk directed to advertise for bids for burial of indigent dead for fiscal year 1907-08.
- Width of Sutter Street sidewalks reduced by ordinance