All decisions
72 Board decisions about Sam Davis, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Demands totaling $39,553.58 were allowed and ordered paid after Finance Committee approval.
- Board adopts resolution expressing sympathy with San Franciscans during the crisis and praising Mayor Schmitz's leadership.
- Resolutions of respect for late Fire Chief Dennis F. Sullivan were adopted as Resolution No. 7 (New Series).
- Resolution adopted authorizing the Treasurer to rent a steel vault from the Western National Bank for $300 monthly.
- The Board allowed and ordered paid $47,872.55 in city demands on the Treasury, as reported by the Finance Committee.
- The hearing on suspending District Attorney Wm. H. Langdon was continued to January 7, 1907, with no appearance by him.
- The Board allowed $2146.90 in city demands on the Treasury, approved by the Finance Committee and ordered paid.
- The Finance Committee reported in favour of allowing $1139.90 in Treasury demands numbered 54 to 76.
- Demands totaling $1323.25 on the Treasury were approved by the Finance Committee and ordered paid.
- Demands on the Treasury totalling $11,616.74 were approved by the Finance Committee and ordered paid.
- Clerk to advertise for bids to light streets and public buildings
- Sets aside $735 from the Urgent Necessity Fund to pay an additional steward at Central Emergency Hospital.
- Demands totaling $12,983.68 were reviewed by the Finance Committee and allowed and ordered paid.
- The Board allowed and ordered paid city demands totaling $67,086.25 on the Finance Committee's report.
- The Board allowed $17,795.03 in city demands, Register of Demands numbers 6190 to 6304, as the Finance Committee recommended.
- The Finance Committee's report allowing $48,711.51 in city demands was adopted and ordered paid by sixteen ayes.
- Finance Committee recommended, and the Board allowed and ordered paid, $8920.80 in city demands.
- Supervisor James L. Gallagher was appointed acting Mayor while Mayor Schmitz was absent from California.
- Board allowed and ordered paid city demands totalling $68,054.80 after the Finance Committee approved them.
- Finance Committee's report allowing $28,380 in city demands upon the Treasury was approved by the Board.
- Demands on the Treasury were sent to the Finance Committee, which reported in favor of allowing them.
- Recorder allowed to appoint two assistant deputy clerks
- Demands totalling $31,510.10 on the Treasury were allowed and ordered paid after Finance Committee approval.
- Board allowed and ordered paid city demands totalling $6404.07 after the Finance Committee approved them.
- The Board allowed and ordered paid a batch of city demands recorded in Register of Demands No. 2.
- The Board allowed and ordered paid $16,392.43 in city demands approved by the Finance Committee, 16 to 0.
- Finance Committee approved and the Board ordered paid $80,795.82 in city demands presented to the Treasury.
- Payment of $14,968.67 to San Francisco Gas and Electric Company for public lighting was passed for printing.
- Demands upon the Treasury of $63,594.47 were allowed and ordered paid after Finance Committee review.
- Proposed payment of $27,488.46 from the Surplus Fund to gas, electric and stationery suppliers, passed for printing.
- Board allowed and ordered paid $53,933.08 in city demands after the Finance Committee approved them.
- Finance Committee reported and the Board allowed $37,840.78 in city demands for payment.
- The Board allowed and ordered paid $19,280.35 in demands on the Treasury after Finance Committee review.
- Finance Committee-approved city demands totalling $9,381 are allowed and ordered paid from the Treasury.
- A proposed $29,143.81 payment to the Gas and Electric Company for city lighting was passed for printing.
- The Board allowed and ordered paid $31,857.53 in city demands after the Finance Committee approved them.
- The Finance Committee's report allowing city demands on the Treasury, totalling $65,562.98, was approved by the Board.
- The Board allowed and ordered paid $45,510.03 in Treasury demands, after the Finance Committee approved them.
- The Finance Committee's report allowing $18,425.87 in Treasury demands was approved and ordered paid.
- Demands on the Treasury totaling $53,180.27 were allowed and ordered paid after Finance Committee review.
- The Finance Committee's report allowing $115,523.19 in city demands was adopted and the payments ordered made.
- Hearing on charges to suspend District Attorney William H. Langdon was continued to January 21, 1907, with no appearance by him.
- Finance Committee's report approving Treasury demands in Register of Demands No. 5 was adopted and the demands were ordered paid.
- The hearing on suspending District Attorney William H. Langdon was continued to Monday, February 18, 1907.
- Electricity Department ordered to list all heat, light and power suppliers to the Board by January 18, 1907.
- Flinn & Treacy paid $5,450 for the Seventh Street sewer
- Spring Valley Water asked for a hydrant at Noe and Twenty-seventh
- The Board proposed an investigation of heat, light and power rates to begin on February 18, 1907.
- The Board rescheduled its Committee of the Whole hearing on the Spur Track Bill, numbered 149, to January 25, 1907.
- Finance Committee's report allowing city demands numbered 4212 to 4878 to be paid from the Treasury was adopted.
- Resolution directs the San Francisco Gas and Electric Company to install triple-top gas lamps on Twenty-fourth Street between Folsom and Potrero.
- Supervisors ordered a February 18, 1907 investigation to set heat, light and power rates for the coming year.
- City demands on the Treasury were allowed and ordered paid after the Finance Committee report.
- Payment to San Francisco Gas and Electric Company for January 1907 gas and electricity was passed for printing.
- Demands on the Treasury were referred to the Finance Committee, then allowed and ordered paid.
- A resolution authorizing $3650.58 in payments to suppliers for city departments was passed for printing.
- Supervisor Davis moved to start the heat, light and power rates investigation on February 23, 1907, and it was so ordered.
- The hearing on Mayor's charges suspending District Attorney William H. Langdon was continued to March 4, 1907.
- The Board allowed the pending Treasury demands on the Finance Committee's report and ordered them paid.
- Finance Committee's approved city bills were allowed and ordered paid by the Board.
- Supervisor Davis introduced a bill setting electric rates from July 1, 1907; its outcome is not yet recorded.
- Demands of about $82,900 on the Treasury were approved by the Finance Committee and ordered paid.
- Fillmore Street Improvement Association may light the City Hall dome
- The Finance Committee's report allowing $60,717.13 in city demands was approved and ordered paid.
- Demands totalling $110,106.71 were allowed and ordered paid on the Finance Committee's report.
- Finance Committee recommended allowing city demands, and the Board ordered them paid by a vote of thirteen.
- Demands on the Treasury, referred to the Finance Committee, were allowed and ordered paid.
- Board allowed and ordered paid the Treasury demands reported by the Finance Committee.
- The Finance Committee recommended allowing $128,900.49 in Treasury demands, and the Board ordered them paid.
- San Francisco Gas and Electric ordered to light Fillmore Street
- Finance Committee approved and ordered paid city demands totalling $92,110.05 from Register of Demands No. 5.
- The Board allowed and ordered paid city demands on the Treasury totalling about $62,110 after Finance Committee review.