All decisions
60 Board decisions about Joseph F. Lahaney, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Free masquerade ball permits for the Workmen's Circle and other clubs
- Proposed amendment to the Rates of Fare Ordinance on soliciting passengers near ferry landings was sent back to the Police Committee.
- Golden West Temple No. 75, Pythian Sisters, was granted permission to hold a masquerade ball at Knights of Pythias Hall on April 7, 1916.
- Ordinance amending the peddler law so peddlers may not knock at homes or businesses displaying 'No Peddlers' signs; took effect immediately.
- Eleven clubs allowed charity masquerade balls without the license fee
- Appeal by Evans Avenue property owners against the Board of Public Works' improvement decision was laid over one week.
- Charity masquerade balls allowed for Castro Parlor and Verein Eintracht
- Ordinance ordering certain street work, recommended by the Board of Public Works, passed for printing on Lahaney's motion.
- Al. G. Barnes' Wild Animal Show allowed at Eighth and Market
- Proposed ordinance regulating second-hand school book sales passed for printing on Lahaney's motion.
- City Engineer asked to report on the sinking of Oakdale Avenue
- License fee waived for lodge's charity masquerade ball
- E. I. Rodgers allowed a one-horse stable on Twenty-sixth Avenue
- Nathan Weidman allowed a stable at 426 Fulton Street
- A resolution on a stable permit was moved by Supervisor Lahaney; its terms and outcome are not printed on this page.
- Mrs. Hornick allowed a stable for one cow on Kansas Street
- N. Weidman granted permission to keep a 26-horse stable at 538 Fulton Street.
- Dye works permit at Bryant and Zoe transferred to Cohn
- A. Phillips refused a stable at 117 Somerset Street
- Daniel Giovannini allowed a fifty-horse stable on Greenwich Street
- Beef cattle banned in the city except near Islais Street corrals
- Ordinance ordering street work on Crescent Avenue was proposed by Supervisor Lahaney; outcome continues on next page.
- Street levels changed on Campbell Avenue and Alpha Street
- A permit to keep seven horses, held by Max Chalfens, is proposed for transfer to B. G. Goldman.
- The Greer Home allowed a sanitarium at Thirty-sixth Avenue and Fulton
- Sidewalk widths to be fixed on Coso Avenue
- Winfield Street between Eugenia and Cortland to be paved
- Emilio Stanislao allowed a two-horse stable at 870 Treat Avenue
- R. E. Paton's stable permit at 2040 Clement Street revoked
- Carlo Muzio allowed a three-horse stable at 26 San Jose Avenue
- F. L. Garcia allowed a goat stable at 29 Lizzie Street
- Robert W. Smith allowed an animal hospital at 3026 Geary Street
- Mrs. C. H. Sooy allowed a one-horse stable on Edgewood Avenue
- D. Wharton asks for a twelve-horse stable at 1705 Mission Street
- Gustave B. Henne seeks a dog hospital at 2470 California Street
- Minerva Sanitarium on Divisadero Street transferred to Mrs. C. L. Thompson
- Revocable stable permits proposed on motion of Supervisor Lahaney; the list of permits continues on the next page.
- Dr. Powell allowed a five-patient maternity home at 2304 Greenwich Street
- Joseph Hagan & Sons were awarded the city contract to bury indigent dead at $448 a month for one year.
- Theo. J. Labhard's Post Street stable passes to Louis Woloski
- Frank Isi allowed a stable for 55 horses on Shotwell Street
- Resolution proposed by Lahaney to deny a stable permit; the outcome is not shown on this page.
- Angelo Ferrante allowed eleven horses at 168 Sanchez Street
- George E. Stentiford allowed one goat behind 6148 California Street
- Permit for a five-patient maternity hospital at 2304 Greenwich street is transferred from Dr. A. B. Powell to Dr. Camillo Barsotti.
- C. Alegretti allowed a two-horse stable at 1770 Great Highway
- Board laid over for two weeks a bill to let a private firm collect city refuse under a contract.
- A. Greppi allowed to keep a cow at 806 Indiana Street
- H. F. Eschenhorst allowed a cow at 73 Athens Street
- Maternity hospital at 2304 Greenwich Street passes to Mrs. Peter Ruccione
- Al Neill allowed a one-horse stable at 4221 Twenty-second Street
- A bill adding a rule for incinerating refuse at the San Francisco incinerator was passed for printing.
- Sister Elizabeth allowed an infants' hospital at Van Ness and Filbert
- Sister Elizabeth granted a revocable permit to maintain an infants' hospital at Van Ness and Filbert.
- Mrs. P. L. Fuller allowed a rest home at 104 Falcon Avenue
- Permit to A. Buckman for premises at 150 Valencia Street
- Mrs. L. Ruccione allowed a five-patient hospital at 2304 Greenwich Street
- S. Malato allowed a dog kennel on the Great Highway
- Board of Public Works would prepare plans for a Municipal Railway extension along Taraval Street; passed for printing.
- Bill 5888 proposes letting the Board of Public Works hire expert technical services for the Moccasin Creek power plant, passed for printing.