All decisions
about 240 Board decisions about John L. Herget, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Carl W. Mueller was appointed Justice of the Peace to fill the vacancy left by Isidore Golden's resignation.
- White Rock Athletic Club was granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition at Dreamland Rink on April 22, 1910.
- Hawthorne Athletic Club was granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition on April 29, 1910.
- Centennial Athletic Club was granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition on May 6, 1910.
- Golden Gate Athletic Club was granted permission to hold an amateur boxing contest on January 25, 1910.
- Payments for machinist supplies and sewer pipe were passed for printing as sundry city expenses.
- Auditor and Treasurer were directed to re-credit $10,871 of unspent Garfield Primary School construction funds to the general account.
- Resolution proposed to spend $13,149.10 from the fire protection account on cast steel water specials.
- Resolution adopted setting aside $275 to clean and paint the Coroner's office.
- Resolution proposed to pay about $31,991 in progress payments for sewer construction contractors on several streets.
- Resolution to pay Hanrahan & Ehrhart $16,517.77 from the Sewer Construction Account was passed for printing.
- A resolution authorizing $78,097.14 in sewer construction progress payments to several contractors was passed for printing.
- West End Athletic Club was granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition at Dreamland Pavilion on April 15, 1910.
- A letter on low water pressure and supply for fire protection in the Mission and Lake Honda area was referred to joint committees.
- Payments from school construction bond funds, including Peabody School plans, were passed for printing.
- A $576.62 payment for sidewalks in front of city property on Harrison Street was passed for printing.
- The Metropolitan Athletic Club was granted permission to hold a professional boxing contest in March 1910.
- The White Rock Athletic Club's boxing permit request was sent back to the Police Committee.
- Bill proposed to make turning in false calls for the City ambulance unlawful, amending Ordinance 927; passed for printing.
- The South Side Athletic Club was granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition on February 4, 1910.
- White Rock Athletic Club granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition on February 28, 1910.
- Associated Boxing Clubs of San Francisco was granted permission for a March 1910 boxing carnival at the Auditorium for Paris flood victims.
- Board granted the Centennial Athletic Club permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition at Dreamland Pavilion.
- Home for Incurables lease on Sacramento Street taken up again
- Bill to appoint a typewriter repairman for county offices was laid over one week after committee recommended refusal.
- Ordinance authorizing a typewriter repair man for city offices re-referred to the Finance Committee.
- Railroad Athletic Club was granted permission to hold an amateur boxing contest at Dreamland Rink.
- An ordinance prohibiting so-called marathon dancing contests and similar endurance dancing exhibitions was adopted.
- Amateur boxing permits were moved by Supervisor Herget; the outcome appears on the next page.
- Broadway Athletic Club was granted permission to hold a professional boxing exhibition at Dreamland Pavilion.
- Athletic club may hold sparring show without usual fee
- Payment to the San Francisco Gas and Electric Company for April 1910 public lighting passed for printing.
- Frank & Company applied for permission to install a 7-horsepower engine and boiler; outcome continues on next page.
- Shasta Athletic Club granted permission to hold a professional boxing contest in May 1910.
- Union Athletic Club granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition at Dreamland Pavilion on June 10, 1910.
- Healy-Tibbitts Construction Company was granted sixty more days to finish its Fifth Street sewer contract.
- Buffalo Club was granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition at Dreamland Rink on May 10, 1910.
- Progress payments from the 1908 bond fund were authorized for fire hydrants and gate valves for the Auxiliary Water System.
- Cast iron pipe paid for on the fire protection water system
- City pays $19,348.15 for sewers in Harbor View and Bay View
- Payments totalling $19,076 for Denman, Madison and Mission grammar school construction were passed for printing.
- A bill to repeal the city's fireworks and firearms ordinances was indefinitely postponed by the Board.
- Water fund pays $2,500 for officials' Washington trip on Hetch Hetchy
- Metropolitan Athletic Club was granted permission to hold a professional boxing exhibition at Dreamland Pavilion in June 1910.
- A bill to regulate firearms and the sale of fireworks and explosives was indefinitely postponed by the Board.
- St. Louis Club granted permission to hold a semi-professional boxing exhibition in June 1910, with the license fee remitted.
- Resolution authorizing payments for sundry supplies and services was passed for printing.
- Board authorized payments totalling $12,568.95, including $11,962.50 to E. W. Elliott for the Park Police Station.
- The Union Athletic Club was granted permission to hold amateur boxing, by resolution adopted on Supervisor Herget's motion.
- Broadway Athletic Club was granted permission for a forty-five-round professional boxing exhibition on July 4, 1910.
- Andrew Wilkie paid $846 for Murphy Cottage in Golden Gate Park
- Proposed $300 for sanitation in June 1910, moved by Supervisor Herget.
- Contra Costa Construction paid $8,282.24 for the Wyoming Avenue sewer
- Kittle Construction paid $728 for extra work at Mission Grammar School
- Union Athletic Club granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition at Dreamland Pavilion on June 7, 1910.
- Proposed payments of $18,431.58 and $7,193.87 to Contra Costa Construction Company for sewer work in Bay View.
- A resolution proposed paying several contractors from the school construction account for work on city schools, passed for printing.
- Contra Costa Construction paid $25,625.45 for sewers in two districts
- Resolution to pay Condon-McGlynn Co. $21,300 for plastering at the Relief Home Infirmary was passed for printing.
- Resolution for first payment to Pacific Rolling Mill Co. for structural steel at the County Jail was passed for printing.
- Resolution introduced to pay American Rubber and Chas. C. Moore & Co. for auxiliary fire water supply materials and contract work.
- Resolution for $17,008.68 in payments for work on several San Francisco school buildings was passed for printing.
- Resolution for $14,025 seventh payment to Foster & Yogt for fire-proofing work at San Francisco Hospital was passed for printing.
- Board of Health was authorized to spend $500.00 on necessary expenses of the Relief Home through June 30, 1910.
- Board of Health was authorized to spend $500 from urgent necessities funds to keep the Relief Home running until June 30, 1910.
- Payments from the Fire Protection Account were proposed for hose and steel supplies for the Auxiliary Water Supply System.
- Geary railroad's $748.63 fare share for May accepted
- The Board authorized $14,679 in school construction payments to J. P. Lorden Mill Co. and S. L. Hansbrough from the school bond fund.
- Paving paid for in front of city property on Thirty-sixth Avenue
- Payments authorized for asphalt and the second progress payment on the Ingleside Police Station contract, passed for printing.
- $82.50 each for street work at several avenue crossings
- Board adopted a $27,602.48 payment to the San Francisco Gas and Electric Company for June 1910 lighting service.
- Board fixed the annual salaries of its clerk and staff for fiscal 1910-11, effective July 1, 1910.
- A permit for amateur boxing at the Dolores Athletic Club was proposed by Herget and its outcome is not yet printed.
- Bill 1380 proposing Frank Damenstein as interpreter of Russian and Polish for the courts was passed for printing.
- Geary Street, Park and Ocean Railroad's June fare receipts accepted
- Resolution authorizing school construction bond payments to several contractors for work at San Francisco schools was passed for printing.
- Resolution proposed paying Contra Costa Construction Co. $21,041.20, an eleventh sewer installment in the Bay View District, passed for printing.
- Bill 1412 on fixing pay for Department of Electricity employees was passed for printing on Supervisor Herget's motion.
- Resolution adopted giving the Board of Health $340 to cover its June 1910 deficit in the Relief Home funds.
- Finance Committee's report allowing city demands of $182,218.35 to be paid was adopted.
- California Street Cable Railroad to pay the city $2,762.80
- A $26,225.90 payment to Chas. C. Moore & Co. for fire-protection water system steel was passed for printing.
- Mayor was asked to sell five disabled police horses at public auction after advertising them for five days.
- Finance Committee's recommended demands on the city treasury were allowed and ordered paid by vote.
- The Board welcomes the Fraternal Order of Eagles to hold its next annual convention in San Francisco.
- Contra Costa Construction Co. paid for the Division Street sewer
- Fire Department's salaries, expenses and apparatus budget lines were merged into one appropriation on Supervisor Herget's motion.
- School construction payments totalling $36,036.50 for Tharp, Hancock and McKinley schools were passed for printing.
- City demands totalling $123,079.11 approved by the Finance Committee and ordered paid.
- Supervisor Herget moved that the Board meet again August 31, 1910 to consider proposed charter amendments.
- The Golden Gate Athletic Club was granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition at Dreamland Pavilion.
- White Rock Athletic Club was granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition at Dreamland Pavilion.
- Finance Committee's report allowing the treasury demands in Register No. 9 was approved and ordered paid.
- Golden Gate Athletic Club was granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition at Dreamland Pavilion.
- Hawthorne Athletic Club's amateur boxing exhibition permit for September 30, 1910 was sent back to the Police Committee.
- Centennial Athletic Club's amateur boxing exhibition permit for October 7, 1910 was sent back to the Police Committee.
- Bids invited on $240,000 of Geary Street Railway bonds
- Unsold Geary Street Railway bonds ordered placed on sale at the City Treasurer's office at face value.
- Caldwell & Co. paid $8,250 to start the Spring Valley School
- Golden Gate Athletic Club asked permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition on September 23, 1910.
- Clerk authorized to advertise sale of city improvement bonds, including Polytechnic High School bonds, on October 17, 1910.
- A third payment of $3,923.08 to E. W. Elliott for the Park Police Station construction was passed for printing.
- Board allowed demands numbered 13,021 to 14,802 from Register of Demands No. 9 for payment.
- $20,775 final payment to Condon-McGlynn Company for the Relief Home Tract infirmary was passed on first reading.
- Supervisor Herget's motion sent the proposal for a new City Hall on the existing site to the Building Committee.
- The Police Committee recommended denying petitions to restore slot machines, and the Board adopted that report by vote.
- The Board granted the White Rock Athletic Club a permit for an amateur boxing exhibition at Dreamland Pavilion.
- The Board granted the Dreamland Athletic Club a permit for an amateur boxing exhibition at Dreamland Pavilion.
- The Board granted the Union Athletic Club a permit for an amateur boxing exhibition at Dreamland Pavilion.
- A boxing permit for the Union Athletic Club at Dreamland Pavilion was recommitted to the Police Committee.
- Columbia Athletic Club allowed a boxing show at 474 Castro Street
- Healy-Tibbitts Construction Co. to be paid for the Division Street sewer
- A proposed $210,600 payment to United States Castiron Pipe and Foundry Company for the Auxiliary Water Supply System was posted for printing.
- Finance Committee reported approving city demands for payment, and the Board allowed and ordered them paid.
- Proposed payments totaling $52,285 to three contractors for gate valves and pipe work on the Auxiliary Water Supply System were posted for printing.
- Metropolis Construction Co. to be paid for Lower Sunset District sewers
- Presidio and Ferries Railroad's passenger fare statements for June to September 1910 were accepted and a percentage payment ordered deposited with the Treasurer.
- The Southside Athletic Club was granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition at Dreamland Rink on December 9, 1910.
- Supervisor Herget's butter ordinance on sales and weight was referred to the Police Committee.
- An ordinance regulating butter sales and banning sale by less than true net weight was passed for printing.
- Board allowed and ordered paid $18,777.17 in treasury demands after the Finance Committee approved them.
- Shasta Athletic Club granted permission to hold a professional boxing exhibition in November 1910.
- Proposed amendment would allow air guns in licensed shooting galleries despite the sling-shot ban.
- Proposed ordinance would give Fire Department right of way over all traffic on public streets at all times.
- Wm. Heafey paid $6,691.28 for sewers on Silver Avenue
- Payment of $30,471.21 to the San Francisco Gas and Electric Co. for November 1910 lighting was passed for printing.
- Treasury demands recorded in Register of Demands No. 10 were allowed on the Finance Committee's report and ordered paid.
- A payment to Raisch Improvement Co. for a second installment on high-pressure water main work was passed for printing.
- Resolution repealing Resolution No. 6955 on a duplicate claim payment to Dillon & Hubbard was adopted.
- Payment to Dillon & Hubbard for water bond work cancelled as duplicate
- Irish-American Athletic Club was granted a special amateur boxing permit for an exhibition on December 28, 1910, without the usual fee.
- Amateur boxing exhibition permit for South Side Athletic Club at Dreamland Pavilion on December 28, 1910 was recommitted to committee.
- Amateur boxing exhibition permit at Dreamland Rink on Friday, December 30, 1910 was recommitted to the Police Committee.
- Herget's bill prohibiting permits for skating rinks, theaters and similar venues within set limits was referred to the Police Committee.
- Desks and furniture bought for Sheridan and Holly Park schools
- Resolution proposed to pay five contractors a total of $37,300 for school construction work.
- Board adopted $500 to move fire hydrants back on streets whose roadways were widened.
- Ordinance proposed to let the Department of Electricity appoint two additional linemen, passed for printing.
- Shasta Athletic Club granted permission to hold a professional boxing exhibition in February 1911.
- Finance Committee's report allowing city demands of $163,489.09 for payment was approved by the Board.
- Supervisor Herget's bill to prohibit bucket shops was passed for printing despite opponents' requests for delay.
- Board of Health was given $240 to buy and equip twenty-four tents for emergency cases at City and County Hospital, Ingleside.
- Mayor authorized to accept a deed to Cherry Creek water lands from Tuolumne Water Supply Company for $652,000.
- Resolution proposing $652,000 payment to Tuolumne Water Supply Company for Cherry Creek lands passed for printing.
- Herget's proposed ordinance banning car horns near hospitals was referred to the Police Committee.
- A bill to add new sections to the traffic ordinance on numbering automobiles was passed for printing.
- Ordinance regulating the sale of firearms within San Francisco was passed for printing on first reading.
- Bill amending Section 4 of Order No. 1611 on hackney stands and vehicle use was passed for printing.
- Board adopted a resolution granting the Columbia Athletic Club permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition at 474 Castro street without a license fee.
- Dreamland Athletic Club was allowed to hold an amateur boxing benefit for Frankie McConnell at Dreamland Rink.
- A resolution authorizing $681.80 to HiiK-on Publishing Company for printing the December 1910 Municipal Record was passed for printing.
- Clement Bennett and Chas. R. Gayan were proposed as official stenographers of the Board of Supervisors.
- The Columbia Athletic Club was permitted to hold an amateur boxing exhibition at 474 Castro Street without a license fee.
- $485 approved to buy four metal book filing racks for the Recorder's office.
- Geary Street, Park and Ocean Railroad's November 1910 fare statement accepted; $744.31 owed to the city.
- Rincon Athletic Club granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition at Dreamland Pavilion.
- Dreamland Athletic Club was granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition at Dreamland Pavilion.
- Federal Athletic Club was granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition under the Board's ordinance conditions.
- Columbia Athletic Club was granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition on June 18, 1911, without a license fee.
- The Shasta Athletic Club was granted permission to hold a professional boxing exhibition in August 1911.
- Payments of $10,156.84 from the Park Fund for park supplies, water, hay and band concerts were introduced for printing.
- Finance Committee recommended, and the Board allowed and ordered paid, a batch of city demands.
- Resolution authorizing payments for work on school buildings from the School Construction fund was passed for printing.
- Shasta Athletic Club was granted permission to hold a professional boxing exhibition during May 1911.
- Proposed ordinance allowing dogs on street railway car platforms passed for printing, not yet law.
- The Board adopted an ordinance amending Ordinance No. 705, which licensed nickel-in-the-slot machines.
- Resolution passed for printing to pay sewer contractors progress payments, including $8,935.91 to Healy-Tibbitts for the North Point Main Sewer.
- Board adopted a resolution setting aside $260 for the Sheriff to buy fifty iron bedsteads for women's quarters at the Ingleside County Jail.
- The Board granted the Centennial Athletic Club permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition on July 7, 1911.
- The Board released Henry Kahn & Company from its photographic supplies contract and awarded it to the next lowest bidder.
- North End Athletic Club granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition at Dreamland Pavilion.
- Board adopted a bill adding Sections 31A and 31B to the traffic ordinance on automobile numbering.
- Metropolitan Athletic Club was granted permission to hold a professional boxing exhibition during September 1911.
- Young Men's Hebrew Association was allowed a fee-free amateur boxing exhibition at 1970 Page Street to rebuild headquarters.
- Typographical Union convention committee was allowed a sparring exhibition at Lyric Hall, with its license fee remitted.
- A resolution authorizing payments for police lighting service and contingent fees was passed for printing.
- The Centennial Athletic Club was allowed to hold an amateur boxing exhibition on November 24, 1911, without a license fee.
- The North End Athletic Club was granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition on November 10, 1911.
- Payments totaling $14,856.75 to four contractors for school building work were passed for printing.
- Payments totaling $7,753.87 for groceries, hydrants, advertising, rent and other supplies were passed for printing.
- Payments totaling $6,396.67 for fuel, hay, coal and oats for the Fire Department were passed for printing.
- Federal Athletic Club granted a special permit to hold boxing exhibitions at Dreamland Pavilion without the usual license fee, adopted 15-2.
- Treasury demands of $222.21 were approved by the Finance Committee and ordered paid.
- Centennial Athletic Club granted permission to hold an amateur boxing contest at Dreamland Pavilion on September 15, 1911, without license fee.
- Payments totalling $3,376 proposed for ballot paper and 1911 Independence Day celebration expenses; passed for printing.
- Columbia Athletic Club granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition at 474 Castro Street.
- Golden Gate Athletic Club was granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition at Dreamland Rink in January 1911.
- Columbia Athletic Club was granted special permission to conduct an amateur boxing exhibition, with the vote not shown here.
- Pacific Athletic Club granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition on August 18, 1911.
- The Noe Valley Carnival Association was granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition at Willopi Hall, fee remitted.
- Broadway Athletic Club's permit for a July 1911 professional boxing exhibition was passed for printing.
- The Board allowed $50,359.37 in city demands from Register of Demands No. 10 on the Finance Committee's report.
- North End Athletic Club's amateur boxing permit request was sent back to the Police Committee.
- Supervisors revoked the Geary Street, Park and Ocean Railway's permission to run cars on Geary Street and ordered the rails removed.
- Rincon Athletic Club granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition at Dreamland Pavilion in September 1911.
- Irish American Athletic Club granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition on Mission Street, free of license fee.
- Ordinance requiring lighting in places of amusement showing moving pictures passed for printing on first reading.
- Board revoked the Butchers' Traffic Association's permission to graze sheep on the hills of Hunter's Point.
- Amateur boxing permits were moved by Supervisor Herget; the outcome appears on the next page.
- The Finance Committee recommended, and the Board allowed and ordered paid, city demands totaling $89,105.73.
- Board authorized its Public Utilities Committee to take up the option on Cherry Creek lands and water rights for Hetch Hetchy.
- Proposed resolution would accept Cherry Creek properties from Tuolumne Water Supply Company for $652,000.
- The Central Athletic Club was granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition at Dreamland Pavilion.
- The Columbia Athletic Club was granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition at 474 Castro street.
- Columbia Athletic Club was granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition at 474 Castro Street without a license fee.
- The North End Athletic Club was granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition at Dreamland Pavilion.
- A payment of $31,164.90 to San Francisco Gas and Electric Co. for September 1911 street lighting was passed for printing.
- Payments totaling $38,019.14 from the Sewer Construction Account went to contractors for sewer work in several districts.
- John Hayden was paid $503.99 for meat supplied to the Ingleside County Jail in December 1910.
- Board of Health may install an additional oil storage tank at the Relief Home, funded with $500 from Urgent Necessities.
- The Central Athletic Club was granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition on October 13, 1911.
- The Board let the Columbia Athletic Club hold an amateur boxing exhibition at 474 Castro Street without the usual fee.
- The Metropolitan Athletic Club was granted permission to hold a professional boxing exhibition in March 1911.
- Payments of $705 and $10,500 from the school construction account passed for printing for Franklin and John Swett schools work.
- Metropolitan Athletic Club was granted permission to hold a professional boxing exhibition in June 1911.
- Board passed for printing a $15,270 payment to Caldwell & Co. for brickwork at the San Francisco Hospital.
- The Western Club was granted permission to hold a semi-professional boxing exhibition in September 1911, with its licence fee remitted.
- Golden Gate Athletic Club granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition at Dreamland Rink on March 3, 1911.
- Ordinance proposed to bar car horns and loud noises within one block of hospitals, with street signs marking them.
- Central Athletic Club was granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition on August 4, 1911.
- Shasta Athletic Club was granted permission to hold a professional boxing exhibition during August 1911.
- Payments totalling $67,097.03 for the Auxiliary Water Supply System for fire protection were passed for printing.
- The Western Club was granted permission to hold a four-round semi-professional boxing exhibition at Dreamland Pavilion in April 1911 without a license fee.
- Dreamland Athletic Club granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition at Dreamland Rink.
- Dyer Bros. was paid $8,662.50, the third installment for prison cell construction at the Hall of Justice.
- The Board urged the State Legislature to pass bills sharing the cost of maintaining the David Scannel and Dennis T. Sullivan fire boats.
- The Board requested additional bonds from several city officials whose existing sureties were found insufficient, and repealed Resolution 7260.
- Payments totaling $5,846.25 for school chairs, plastering and plumbing were passed for printing.
- Payments totaling $4,490.50 for boiler repairs and millwork at the San Francisco Hospital were passed for printing.
- Payments totaling $2,222.00 for school plumbing and desks were passed for printing.
- Traffic ordinance amending Ordinance 649 on chauffeur appointments was sent back to the Police Committee.
- Broadway Athletic Club was granted permission to hold a professional boxing exhibition in October 1911.
- Golden Gate Athletic Club granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition on August 11, 1911.
- White Rock Athletic Club granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition on August 25, 1911.
- The Board urged the State Legislature to pass Senate Bill 1200 for municipal control of the San Francisco waterfront.
- A resolution to pay for hauling pipe for the auxiliary fire water system was passed for printing.
- Payments from the school construction account went to contractors building the Hancock, Cleveland, Adams and Franklin schools.
- John I. Nolan was appointed to fill committee vacancies left by Supervisor McLaughlin's resignation; the motion carried.
- Board adopted a $31,164.90 payment to San Francisco Gas and Electric Co. for September 1911 street and building power.
- Central Athletic Club sought permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition; the outcome is not on this page.
- Ordinance requiring a Retail Liquor Dealer's License for selling liquor to be drunk on premises was finally passed.
- Merrifield & Mahoney seek a permit to operate a rock crusher in a Sunset District block; no decision yet.