All decisions
about 320 Board decisions about Loring P. Rixford, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Board adopted a resolution sending all school building and playground land matters under the bond issue to the Public Buildings Committee.
- Pacific States Telephone & Telegraph Company was requested to install official telephones at the Mayor's residence, a police captain's home and North End Police Station.
- Resolution directing the Board of Public Works to prepare new plans for Washington Grammar and Laguna Honda Schools was sent back to committee.
- Ordinance to build the Winfield Scott School using school bond proceeds was passed for printing on Supervisor Rixford's motion.
- Room 519 in the Grant Building set aside as a witness room for the Justices' Courts.
- The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company was asked to install a telephone at Dennis McNerney's home at 82 Bartlett Street.
- Board adopted, as amended, a resolution creating a Committee on Building Laws chaired by the Public Buildings Committee chairman.
- Clerk directed to solicit offers for property in 50 Vara Block 129 at North Beach for a children's playground.
- Pacific Telephone asked to install telephones for city offices
- Pacific States Telephone ordered to put telephones in the Mayor's office
- Board of Public Works is asked to appoint a City Architect at a $4,000 yearly salary.
- Ordinance adopted ordering construction of the Bay View School, with up to $119,000 from school bonds.
- Board of Public Works ordered to call for bids to remove the ruined Hall of Justice at Kearny and Washington streets.
- $5,000 set aside for an emergency isolation hospital on Twenty-sixth Street
- O'Brien & Werner paid for the Oceanside School plans
- Board set aside $7500 from the Rehabilitation Fund for repairs to various police stations.
- Supervisor Rixford proposed that the City Attorney condemn private lands for additions to the Hall of Justice.
- Mayor to lease Red Men's Hall for the Superior Court
- Supervisor Rixford moved $410 from the budget for filing cases and clothes closets in the Recorder's office.
- A new tenement house ordinance regulating construction, maintenance and occupancy was passed for printing, repealing Ordinance No. 243.
- Mayor authorized to lease the Odd Fellows Hall Building on Market Street for criminal court departments.
- Mayor authorized to lease sixth, seventh and eighth floors of Grant Building for Superior Court use at $1,450 monthly.
- The Board of Public Works was told to draw new plans to finish the Washington Grammar and Laguna Honda schools.
- Board of Public Works directed to terminate construction contracts for Washington Grammar and Laguna Honda schools after contractors failed to perform.
- Sewer ordered on First Avenue and sidewalks on Twenty-fourth Street
- A bill letting the Board of Public Works appoint a city architect was indefinitely postponed on Supervisor Rixford's motion.
- Havens & Toepke paid for school plans at Berkshire and Lippard
- Supervisor Rixford moved a resolution directing the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company to discontinue City-charged telephone service to various persons.
- Resolution authorizes an expenditure of $1586.62 for maintenance of minors; passed for printing, outcome continues on next page.
- G. H. Umbsen paid October rent for the Grant Building
- The Board of Public Works was authorized to call for bids to remove the Larkin Street wing of City Hall, adopted by 18 ayes.
- Resolution directs Public Works and Education boards not to approve bond-issue school plans without supervisors' sanction; adopted.
- Architects designing schoolhouses and other city buildings must deliver original tracings and specifications to the Board of Public Works.
- Rooms in the Grant building swapped between the Law Library and the City Attorney's office.
- Rooms Nos. 707, 707 and 709 in the Hibernia Building were assigned to the County Clerk's department.
- Resolution on removing unused poles and conditioning future pole erection was referred to a joint committee.
- Telephone asked for the Sheriff's office at 122 McAllister Street
- Supervisor Rixford's resolution appropriating $1500 for a new oven at the Relief Home was passed for printing.
- Voters approved a children's playground block at North Beach
- Board recommitted a resolution selecting Block 152 in North Beach as the playground site, accepting owners' offers to sell.
- Board leases Grant Building rooms 517 and 518 at Seventh and Market streets for the City Attorney's use.
- Bill proposed to build the Golden Gate School for up to $81,000 from school bonds, passed for printing.
- Board authorized a $404 payment from the General Fund to Carr Foundry and Machine Works for manhole covers.
- Resolution proposing a new City Hall on the dismantled site and setting aside $50,000 for wrecking was passed for printing.
- Plan for an entirely new City Hall on the dismantled site, with $50,000 set aside for wrecking, passed for printing.
- Supervisor Rixford's $7,400 resolution to raze the City Hall dome was passed to print, then referred.
- Occidental Athletic Club was granted permission to hold a professional boxing exhibition in August 1908.
- $1,568 from the street repair budget to fit up the Treasurer's office vault; passed for printing.
- Resolutions passed for printing to pay Chas. Arlett & Co. and Wm. A. Newsom $111,248 for Bay View and Monroe schools.
- Taller frame grain elevators and cold storage plants allowed
- Supervisors passed for printing an ordinance to build the Sunnyside Primary School for $54,000 from school bonds.
- Resolution proposes $24,255 payment to O. C. Cappelmann for Washington Street land in the proposed county jail site.
- Mayor asked to sell at auction one lot of old lead, copper and brass junk held by Public Buildings.
- H. J. Koepke's Bartlett Street lot bought for the Agassiz School
- Land sought at Thirtieth and Noe for the Clement Primary School
- An ordinance to build the Laguna Honda School for $81,000 passed first reading and was sent for printing.
- City accepts Jesse G. Gobey's offer of Merchant Street jail land
- Pacific Telephone asked to install telephones in supervisors' homes
- Supervisor Rixford moved that the Board of Public Works seek bids to remove Building No. 1 at the Almshouse Tract.
- A resolution to pay Johann A. Schmidt Company $8800 for land for the Hall of Justice was passed for printing on Rixford's motion.
- Supervisor Rixford proposed amending the Building Law on stairways, water tanks and fireplaces; outcome not yet shown.
- Telephones asked for hospitals, schools and public works officials' homes
- Proposed building-law rule requiring rat-proof basement foundations passed for printing on first reading.
- Resolution to have the Chief of Police furnish police protection for the Treasurer's Office was moved; outcome continues on next page.
- Alsop & Finlayson paid in full for the Oceanside School
- Criminal courts given rooms in the Towle Building on McAllister Street
- Bids to be called for taking down the City Hall dome
- Alsup & Finlayson were paid $39,400 in full for building the Oceanside (Balboa) School on Thirty-second Avenue.
- Payment to Schwerin Estate Realty Company for a half interest in Hall of Justice site land was passed for printing.
- Pacific Title Insurance to insure title for the North Beach playground
- Resolution appropriating $10,000 from the Surplus Fund for flagpoles and flags on Market Street and Van Ness Avenue was adopted.
- Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company was asked to install telephones at two Supervisors' residences for official business.
- Proposed Building Law amendment requiring rat-proofing of building basements was passed for printing; Supervisor Center dissented.
- Payment to Therese Schad for a half interest in Hall of Justice site land was passed for printing.
- A $37,000 payment to McKillop Bros. for the Bergerot School on Twenty-fifth avenue was passed for printing.
- McKillop Bros. paid $37,000 for building the Bergerot School
- Supervisor Rixford's bill amending the Building Law on awnings, shades, balconies and canopies passed for printing.
- Bill adding Section 208-B to the Building Law on concrete floors in markets passed for printing.
- City accepts Mrs. Whittemore's $13,235 offer of Washington Street land
- Plan for a footbridge over East Street at Market dropped
- $3,500 to tear down the old City and County Hospital
- Board of Public Works may spend $208 from the Surplus Fund to install fire apparatus at the City and County Hospital.
- A resolution to pay Mrs. E. M. Whittemore et al. $13,235 for a Hall of Justice site lot was passed for printing.
- Telephones installed in the Grant and Towle buildings for city offices
- Girls' High School lot to be cleared for a temporary school
- The Mayor asked Public Works to estimate the cost of an infirmary building on the Almshouse Tract.
- Recorder's request to move the George Washington picture from the Supervisors' chambers to the Recorder's office was granted.
- Pacific Telephone asked to install telephones in city offices and homes
- The Board repealed Resolution 1849 and rented rooms 410, 412 and 414 in the Hibernia Building for the Grand Jury at $53.50 monthly.
- Supervisor Rixford's bill to amend the Building Law on awnings, shades, balconies and canopies was indefinitely postponed.
- Buildings on the Golden Gate Primary School lot to be sold
- Telephones installed for the Board of Health's sanitary stations
- Supervisor Rixford's proposed amendment to the Building Law on gas grates and water heaters was passed for printing.
- A proposed amendment to the Building Law on fireplaces was passed for printing.
- A proposed amendment to the Building Law on water supplies was passed for printing.
- Supervisor Rixford's resolution to spend $7400 from surplus razing the City Hall dome was passed for printing.
- Pacific Telephone asked to install switchboards for city offices and hospital
- Bill proposing a monthly rental charge for desks in the Hall of Records passed for printing.
- Room 301 in the Grant Building was rented at $40 a month for the City Architect's use.
- Telephones installed at Mission High School and the fireboat headquarters
- Monarch Mutual sells land for $400 for a school sewer
- Resolution proposed to pay $80,000 to Archbishop Riordan for lots at North Beach for a children's playground, passed for printing.
- The Clerk was directed to solicit offers for land adjoining the Lafayette School site, as the Board of Education requested.
- Resolution to pay $26,000 to Ida Ginocchio for land in the North Beach Children's Playground was passed for printing.
- Ida Ginocchio paid $26,000 for North Beach playground land
- Proposed amendment to the Building Law on gas water heaters passed for printing.
- Captain McManus gets the telephone moved to his Fulton Street home
- An ordinance regulating private detectives and watchmen for hire and requiring a license was passed for printing.
- Supervisor Rixford's bill changing how frame building height is measured was passed for printing.
- Mayor authorized to collect rents from tenants on 50 Vara Block 152 in North Beach, the planned children's playground site.
- Proposed ordinance would charge title insurance companies monthly for desks in the Recorder's office; passed for printing.
- City accepted A. Biancalona et al.'s lease of two parcels in North Beach Children's Playground, letting the tenants remain for the lease term.
- The City Attorney was told to start condemnation of land from Chas. Huth, Chas. Costa and Gallagher's estate for Lafayette School.
- Mayor to rent rooms in the Grant Building for $375 monthly
- P. Castagnetto paid $15,000 for land at the North Beach playground
- City approved paying $15,000 to P. Castagnetto for two parcels added to the North Beach Children's Playground.
- Supervisor Rixford proposed amending the Building Law on grain elevators and cold storage plants; it was passed for printing.
- Offer by Schmeideil Estate Company to sell jail-site and South of Market playground lands for $152,500 was passed for printing.
- Ruffino and Bianchi's land at Seventh and Bryant bought for $59,225.81
- A bill regulating bill posting and outdoor advertising, with a license tax on firms, was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Proposed Building Law change on employing firemen in theatres was passed for printing.
- Ruffino & Bianchi paid $40,165.81 toward Bryant Street playground land
- Robert Dalziel Jr. Co. was granted forty-five more days to finish heating and ventilation work at the Bay View School building.
- Board proposed paying $8,500, $3,658.50 and $19,058.25 to suppliers for Fire Department hose, truck and engines.
- Washington Athletic Club and Ariel Rowing Club petitions for professional boxing exhibitions were sent back to the Police Committee.
- Annie Gallagher and Mary Waller paid $8,000 for Lafayette School land
- Wm. A. Newsom granted a twenty-day extension to finish the Yerba Buena School Building contract.
- Pacific Telephone asked to put telephones in the city hospital
- Telephone installed for Assistant Chief Dolan on California Street
- Rixford's $1500 resolution for sketch plans of school buildings was indefinitely postponed.
- Health board offices rented on Mission Street for $200 a month
- City Attorney to press condemnation of Schmieden Estate land for County Jail and playground; $132,500 offer deemed unreasonable.
- Offer by Schmieden Estate Company to sell County Jail and playground land for $132,500 was indefinitely postponed.
- The Board engaged rooms 406, 407 and 317 in the Grant Building for the City Architect at monthly rentals.
- City Engineer moves into the Mechanics' Savings Bank at $875 monthly
- Pacific Telephone asked to wire the Temporary Girls' High School
- City Attorney asked whether William Mooser is the hospital's architect
- $751 to finish Engine House No. 31 on Green Street
- New fire house to be built on Sacramento Street near Maple
- Bill 628 to build a fire engine house on Pacific Street west of Sansome Street was passed for printing, costing up to $23,000.
- New fire house to be built on O'Farrell Street for $27,500
- Resolution 2630 provides $500 from urgent necessities funds to temporarily house an engine company at Commercial and Drumm Streets; adopted.
- Pacific Telephone to install phones for the Coroner and Sheriff
- Referred: $10,000 proposed to fund competitive designs and $5,000 prizes for a new City and County Hospital.
- Telephones ordered for Cleveland Primary School and the Girls' High School
- Children's playground proposed on the block bounded by Greenwich and Powell
- Nineteenth Avenue proposed for renaming as Dupont Boulevard
- $800,000 sewer building plan referred to the streets and sewers committee
- Filbert Street lot sought to enlarge the Hancock Grammar School
- Portion of South of Market children's playground dedicated under Playground Commission control, passed for printing.
- Supervisor Hixford moved to lay over the bill ordering construction of the Mission Grammar School building for one week.
- Resolution to appropriate $1568 to fit up the Treasurer's office vault was passed for printing as amended.
- Board awarded Parcell's Safe Co. a $1,568 contract to furnish and install vault equipment in the Treasurer's office.
- Tenement House Law changed for the yards of corner lots
- Garfield Primary School to be built for up to $125,000
- School sites sought in University Mound and on Fell Street
- Land sought to enlarge the Commercial High and Sheridan Primary schools
- Supervisor Rixford's proposed Plumbing Law on building plumbing and drainage was laid over one week.
- Garfield Primary School to be built for up to $125,000
- $1,000 for furniture in the Health Board's new quarters
- Ordinance for Bryant Cosmopolitan Primary School building, up to $100,000 from school bonds, was laid over again one week.
- Ordinance for Sutro Grammar School building, up to $100,000 from school bonds, was laid over again one week.
- Ordinance for Madison Primary School building, up to $80,000 from school bonds, was laid over again one week.
- Ordinance for Garfield Primary School building, up to $125,000 from school bonds, was laid over again one week.
- Land sought to enlarge the Columbia and Everett grammar schools
- Ordinance to build the Bryant Cosmopolitan Primary School was laid over one week on Supervisor Rixford's motion.
- Ordinance to build the Garfield Primary School for up to $125,000 was laid over one week.
- Resolution to pay Chas. Huth $750 for Garfield School land was passed for printing.
- Judge Lawlor's court moves to Carpenters' Hall at 130 Fulton Street
- Civil Service Commission to rent offices at Market and Seventh streets
- Land sought for the Winfield Scott and Denman grammar schools
- Ordinance to build the Sutro Grammar School for up to $100,000 was laid over one week.
- Madison and Garfield schools to be built for $80,000 and $125,000
- Charles Costa sells the city a school lot for $550
- Rixford's proposed Plumbing Law setting citywide rules for building plumbing and drainage was passed for printing.
- Board laid over, for one more week, an ordinance to build the Sutro Grammar School for up to $100,000.
- Board laid over, for one more week, an ordinance to build the Madison Primary School for up to $80,000.
- $550 was authorized from the School Construction Account to pay Charles Costa for a lot for the Garfield School.
- Telephones ordered for Wm. J. Burns in the Delbert Building
- Fire house proposed on Twenty-second Street between Castro and Noe
- Board laid over, for one more week, an ordinance to build the Bryant Cosmopolitan Primary School for up to $100,000.
- Board laid over, for one more week, an ordinance to build the Garfield Primary School for up to $125,000.
- Bill to build Bryant Cosmopolitan Primary School for up to $100,000 was laid over one week.
- Bill to build Sutro Grammar School for up to $100,000 was laid over one week.
- Bill to build Madison Primary School for up to $80,000 was laid over one week.
- Bill to build Garfield Primary School for up to $125,000 was laid over one week.
- Land sought on Thirteenth Avenue for the Sutro School site
- The Board accepted L. Rendler's offer of $7,500 to sell land on Vermont street for the City and County Hospital.
- The Board requested that the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company install several telephones; the outcome continues on the next page.
- L. Rendler sells land on Vermont Street for the hospital, $7,500
- Resolution appropriating $903 to install a ventilating system in the Hall of Justice, No. 70 Eddy Street, was passed for printing.
- Ordering construction of the Bryant Cosmopolitan Primary School building was deferred again on Supervisor Rixford's motion.
- Daniel O'Day paid $4,850 for grading the Infirmary site
- Payments of $8,315 covered rent for city offices and grading of the Almshouse infirmary site.
- A $420 title insurance report contract for City and County Hospital lands was accepted; other bids were rejected.
- Payment of $5900 to F. O. Fischer for land and improvements on the proposed City and County Hospital site adopted.
- Rixford moved that the City Attorney solicit offers to sell additional land beside the Monroe and Burnett schools; outcome not shown.
- Telephones installed at the Twenty-sixth Street Hospital and the Mayor's office
- Payment of $5900 to F. O. Fischer for hospital site land and improvements passed for printing.
- A $3,250 payment to Joseph B. Keenan for land in University Mound District for school use was passed for printing.
- Land sought for the West End and Cleveland primary schools
- Fire house to be built at Carmel and Ashbury for $20,000
- Joseph B. Keenan sells school land on Cambridge Street for $8,250
- Board adopted resolution authorizing $3250 to Joseph B. Keenan for land on Cambridge street for a school site.
- Resolution setting aside $250 from the School Construction Account to finish Bergerot School yards and fences was adopted.
- Bill ordering construction of the Garfield Primary School for up to $125,000 was recommitted by Rixford's motion.
- Resolution asking the City Attorney to solicit offers for land for Clement Grammar School was recommitted to committee.
- Resolution setting aside $7,500 to equip Mission Grammar School was recommitted to the Public Buildings Committee.
- Old Broadway Police Station rented to immigration officers for $10 monthly
- Julian Avenue lot rented for the temporary Mission Grammar School
- Supervisor Rixford proposed allowing wood-frame dwellings with brick veneer on narrow lots within the fire limits.
- William B. Abbitt Company's petition for light blasting in City Hall's rotunda was referred to the Fire Committee.
- Supervisor Rixford's motion sent Herman D. Junck's $18,000 offer for Mission High School land back to committee.
- O. M. V. Roberts' $3500 offer for Mission High School land on Borland Street was sent back to committee.
- Kittle Construction Company granted 100 extra days to finish the Mission Grammar School building contract.
- Room 607 in the Grant Building was assigned to Justice of the Peace W. H. Smith as a court room.
- $8925 for a school lot on Broadway from the Jimenez estate
- Telephones ordered for the County Recorder and the Playground Commission
- Board authorized a $6,500 payment from the School Construction Account to Annie Creighton for Cleveland Primary School land.
- City Attorney directed to begin condemnation proceedings for William McCail's land needed for Cleveland Primary School.
- The Board authorized the City Attorney to condemn William McCall's land near Persia avenue for Cleveland Primary School.
- Board accepted Annie Creighton's $6,500 offer for land on Persia Avenue for the Cleveland Primary School.
- Board of Public Works to report on a Union Place building
- City Attorney to seek land for the Garfield School
- $7,100 to buy more land for the Sutro Grammar School
- Resolution accepting a $7100 offer from Fish and Higgins for land added to Sutro Grammar School.
- Additions ordered to Truck House No. 7 on Seventeenth Street
- City to condemn Judson Estate land for the Denman Grammar School
- Grove Street lot bought from Dorothea Fassmann for Commercial High School
- Dorothea Fassmann's land accepted for $9,800 for Commercial High School
- Board adopted Bill 786, reducing the Garfield Primary School construction spending from $125,000 to $100,000.
- City Engineer's Department rooms in the Mechanics' Savings Bank building are swapped for other rooms at the same rent.
- Immigration officers rent the old Broadway Police Station for $10 monthly
- Offer of $6,875 from Anna Fetter and the Potters for Park Lane Tract land for a reservoir site was accepted.
- Annie Fetter paid $2,500 for a Park Lane reservoir lot
- City accepts D. W. Hart's offer of hospital land for $5,500
- A proposed resolution would pay Truman G. Cummings $3350 from the hospital construction account for land, and it was passed for printing.
- Pacific Telephone asked to wire the city laboratory on McAllister Street
- $5,500 buys D. W. Hart's Vermont Street lot for the hospital
- Pacific Telephone asked to wire John McGilvray's home on Baker Street
- Resolution authorizing $17,000 from school construction funds to pay McEwen Bros. for land for Yerba Buena School was proposed.
- City rents the California Safe Deposit building for $1,000 a month
- Resolution authorizing $1500 from hospital construction funds to pay Ada Blair for a lot in Potrero Nuevo Block 108 was passed for printing.
- Ada Blair offered to sell land in Potrero Nuevo Block 108 to the city for $1,500 as an addition to the hospital site.
- City moves to take B. Fernandez's land for Jean Parker School
- Board authorizes Public Buildings Committee to rent two rooms at Mechanics' Savings Bank building for the City Engineer at $20 monthly each.
- Board authorized paying the Helbing family $9,250 from the School Construction Account for land at Lowell and Morse streets.
- Board engages a vault at California Safe Deposit and Trust Company for the City Treasurer at $200 monthly from March 1909.
- City buys D. A. Helbing's land for West End Primary School
- M. Gertrude Walpert's land bought for $3,200 for the hospital
- Payment of $3200 to M. Gertrude Walpert for San Bruno Avenue land for the hospital passed for printing.
- Ordinance orders construction of the Commercial High School building, using up to $250000 from school bond proceeds.
- Offers sought for the Frank McCoppin and Sheridan school sites
- Cleveland Primary School land at Persia and Athens bought
- City Attorney to seek land for the Holly Park School
- Persia Avenue lot bought from William McCall for the Cleveland School
- Ordinance finally passed ordering construction of Sutro Grammar School building for up to $100,000.
- Henning and Burke to get fifteen more days on Thirty-sixth Avenue
- The Board granted the United Railroads Athletic Club permission to hold a members-only wrestling and boxing contest.
- Payment of $3,600 to Catherine Kross for a San Bruno avenue lot needed for the City and County Hospital was passed for printing.
- Payment of $18,000 to Herman D. Junck for lands for Mission High School was recommitted to the Public Buildings Committee.
- Annie Swanson paid $6,000 for hospital land on San Bruno Avenue
- Fred and Ella Peterson paid $5,150 for their Vermont Street lot
- Telephone ordered for the Lafayette School on Thirty-sixth Avenue
- Catherine Kross sells hospital land on San Bruno Avenue for $3,600
- Floyd and E. Baird paid $7,250 for land at Humboldt Street
- Bill to construct the Hancock Grammar School building for up to $160,000 from school bonds passed for printing and referred to committee.
- City Attorney asked to seek land for widening McAllister Street
- Floyd and E. Baird sell hospital land for $7,250
- City Attorney told to condemn hospital land in Potrero Nuevo
- Charles Flick paid $7,250 for a hospital lot on Vermont Street
- Philip W. Belton paid $8,000 for hospital land on San Bruno
- Ordinance for excavation and foundation work at San Francisco Hospital, up to $125,000, passed for printing.
- Philip W. Belton sells hospital land for $8,000
- City picks Holloway and Faxon land to buy for Lakeview School
- City Attorney ordered to start condemnation of two parcels from John Roddy and Robert Bennett for a hospital and school.
- $15,000 set aside for a City Hall design competition
- John Honold paid $225 for a sewer right of way
- Thomas and James Mallon sell hospital land for $10,000
- Thomas and James Mallon paid for hospital land on Vermont Street
- Star Brewery to be paid $5,225 for children's playground land
- Bill amending Ordinance 1715 on signs attached to fire escapes was passed for printing on Rixford's motion.
- Payment of $10,300 to C. Bakofsky for land on San Bruno avenue needed for the San Francisco Hospital was adopted.
- Rixford moved to pass for printing a resolution authorizing $10,300 to C. Bakofsky for land needed for hospital purposes.
- The Board adopted Resolution 3072 directing the City Attorney to condemn Carmody land on Vermont street for the hospital.
- A blasting permit for contractor John Tuttle at the City Hall site was passed for printing and referred to Public Works.
- C. Bakofsky sells land for the San Francisco Hospital site
- City Attorney told to condemn land for the Isolation Hospital
- M. Kennealy sells hospital land on Vermont Street for $5,400
- M. Kennealy paid $5,400 for hospital land on Vermont Street
- Rixford's bill proposing metal lining for moving-picture places charging admission was passed for printing.
- Sophie Owens paid $4,000 for hospital land on San Bruno Avenue
- Building at 1105 San Bruno Avenue to be sold at auction
- The Board considered accepting P. Giannotti's offer to sell land for hospital purposes at $5,200.
- $1,200 paid to P. Giannotti for hospital land on San Bruno
- $1,500 paid to Ellen MacGowan and Edward Connors for school land
- Board directed City Attorney to condemn land owned by J. F. Kelly and Carl Gottwald for a hospital and a school site.
- City Attorney to seek land for the Rincon Primary School
- McSheehy Bros. given fifty more days on Chemical Engine House 11
- Herman J. Axt's land bought for the San Francisco Hospital
- Old buildings on the Bay View School site to be auctioned
- Herman J. Axt paid $6,500 for land for the hospital
- Board accepted the Edward Barron Estate's offer to sell land at Fell and Pierce streets for $29,118 for Denman Grammar School.
- Paul J. Stuparich and H. Adams sell land for the Denman School
- Buildings on the hospital and Clement School lands to be auctioned
- John Carmody paid $5,100 for land for the San Francisco Hospital
- $29,118 paid to the Edward Barron Estate for Denman school site
- Resolution authorizing $37,675 from the school construction account to Paul J. Stuparich for Denman school land was passed for printing.
- Bill proposed to order steel frame construction of San Francisco Hospital, using up to $275,000 in bond proceeds.
- City accepts John Carmody's land for $5,100 for the hospital
- City to condemn land for a gate house on Jones Street
- Houses on the new County Hospital site to be auctioned
- The Board adopted Resolution 3922, selecting land on Jones street for a water gate house and land on De Haro street for an isolation hospital.
- Offer by Ellen McGowan and W. E. Smith to sell land at Noe and Thirtieth streets for $2,150 for a school was accepted.
- Paul J. Stuparich and H. Adams paid for Denman School land
- Ellen S. McGowan and W. E. Smith sell Clement School land
- $2,150 paid for the Clement Primary School site on Noe Street
- Amelia Dorland and Leonora Souc sell land for Mission High School
- Amelia Dorland and Leonora Souc paid $6,300 for Mission High School land
- Mayor to lease space in the David Hewes Building on Market Street