All decisions
about 150 Board decisions about Timothy B. Healy, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Ordinance on preventing the spread of tuberculosis in schools was introduced by Supervisor Healy and adopted, amending Ordinance 975.
- Supervisor Healy's bill, passed for printing, would extend to May 1, 1911 the deadline to remove temporary buildings erected since April 18, 1906.
- Fifty horses allowed at Alameda and Florida streets
- John Farnham refused a stable for two hundred horses
- Board asked city department heads to file estimates of subsistence and maintenance supplies by March 1, 1910.
- Frank Verines and William Burke allowed stables on Newhall and Minna
- Giuseppa Fuca allowed three horses at 1516 Chestnut Street
- Ordinance banning sale and possession of mixed-color confetti and noisemakers on city streets passed for printing.
- Ada M. Bender allowed a ten-patient hospital at 2231 O'Farrell Street
- Revocable permits to keep horses at States, Tilden, Folsom and Temple streets were passed for printing for four applicants.
- Stables allowed A. L. White, Columbia Lumber and Hartnett & McGlinchey
- Clerk directed to advertise for sealed bids to supply city departments with subsistence and supplies for fiscal 1910-11.
- Healy-Tibbitts and J. L. Kidwell refused stable permits
- P. H. Madden allowed a two-horse stable at McKinnon and Mendell
- Undertaking business proposed for O'Shaughnessy, Lassell & Co. on Valencia Street
- Annie Tosney and Samuel Ganci refused stables on Kissling and Chenery
- George Schafer refused a 35 horse stable on Shotwell Street
- Goldberg, Bowen & Co refused fifty-six horses on Sutter Street
- Emma G. Butler allowed two heating boilers at Geary and Stockton
- Soter Troutsouvas refused a stable on Nineteenth Avenue
- E. Gezelin refused a laundry and boiler on Twenty-fourth Street
- Crawley & Grindle seek a garage on Golden Gate Avenue
- Healy-Tibbitts and John Petrooffsky refused stables on Bay and Valencia
- Moliterno's Clay Street building accepted for the Harbor Emergency Hospital
- Oil fuel tank allowed at Eddy and Leavenworth streets
- Stable permits granted to D. Buchanan on Twenty-fourth avenue and A. Pozzo on Church street.
- A stable permit resolution moved by Supervisor Healy was passed for printing.
- Board granted revocable stable permits to six named applicants for horses at listed locations.
- Ward and O'Donnell refused twenty-five horses at 426 Fulton Street
- Supervisor Healy moved a resolution denying stable permits; its outcome continues on the next page.
- Trouillet Gassman allowed a twenty horsepower laundry boiler on Polk Street
- Committees recommended awarding city supply contracts for fiscal 1910-11 to many firms, rejecting some bids; the vote continues on the next page.
- S. Keating refused a two-horse stable on Leavenworth Street
- Healy-Tibbitts refused a stable for eight horses on Bay Street
- Frank Marini Company refused seventy-five horses on Grant Avenue
- Supervisor Healy moved a resolution on stable permits, which the record continues on the next page.
- Contracts for hay, whiskey and rat-traps for city institutions awarded to several firms for 1910-11.
- Application by August Crovlotto to keep eight horses on Kay Street was refused.
- A resolution granting stable permits under an ordinance, moved by Supervisor Henly, continues on the next page.
- An amendment adding a new section to the city milk inspection ordinance was passed for printing on Healy's motion.
- Blot-Levison released from its supply contract, Gale Brothers take over
- The Board adopted a resolution pledging San Francisco's welcome to the International Typographical Union's next annual convention.
- G. Couneo refused a stable for ten horses on Houston Street
- S. Tadd allowed one horse stabled on Noriega Street
- French Hospital allowed a 5000 gallon oil tank on Geary Street
- Stable permits granted to Joseph Petroue and three others
- Stable permit for William Watson on Stone Street repealed
- Board proposed awarding contracts to furnish meat to city public institutions for the rest of fiscal year 1910-11.
- Board adopted stable permits for Cornelius Hurlihy, James F. Coidan and Glen R. Blodgett at three San Francisco sites.
- Board awarded supply contracts for the Infirmary at the Relief Home Tract, but laid over the linoleum award.
- Supervisor Healy proposed an ordinance amending the license on automobile trucks and wagons.
- Stable permits for Annie Castagnetto and V. Malta were passed for printing and not yet decided.
- E. D. Fell refused five horses at 4100 California Street
- J. Weiler's fifty-five horse stable sent to the Fire Committee
- Stable permit for four horses at 4100 California Street denied to E. D. Feil.
- Stables allowed for Joe Roccalagliata and Paul Irion, 120 horses each
- Permits to keep horses in stables on Thirty-fifth Avenue, Jennings Street and Tehama Street were passed for printing.
- Clerk William R. Hagerty was granted thirty days of leave of absence from December 5, 1910.
- Pure food ordinance regulating manufacture, sale and labelling of food and liquor, and banning adulteration, was adopted.
- Ferro Brothers refused six more horses at 2805 Twenty-third Street
- Central Creamery allowed a 40 horsepower boiler at Battery and Merchant
- Stable permits under Ordinance No. 1008 were proposed and passed for printing on Supervisor Healy's motion.
- Stable permits for Mrs. W. C. Grahn and H. Porter were sent back to committee rather than decided.
- Resolutions denying stable permits were adopted on Supervisor Healy's motion.
- Ordinance 1681 regulating cleansing, sterilizing and sale of wiping rags made from soiled clothing was passed.
- Stable permits for John J. Morris, A. Pandolfi and B. Ghiotto Co. were passed for printing under Ordinance 1008 rules.
- Permission to keep a twenty-horse stable at 118 Rose Street was denied to Higginbottom and Phillips.
- The Board rejected all bids for automobile ambulances for the City and directed the clerk to advertise for new bids.
- Three named applicants sought permits to keep horses in stables on Havelock, Thirteenth and Seventh streets.
- Stable permit for Pacific Drayage Company on Clementina street was denied by resolution 8721.
- Four named firms were granted revocable permits to keep horses in stables at sites on Douglass, Fifth, Bay and Utah streets.
- The Board refused H. Krieger and S. Cassanelli permission to keep horses in stables on Duncan and Guerrero streets.
- Stable permits proposed for Charles Lindeman, Eagle Brewing Company and Samuel Keating at three city locations.
- The Board adopted Resolution 8340 granting George Uhl, Election Commissioner, a leave of absence.
- The Board denied Stegman and Porter permission to keep horses at Virginia Avenue and 734 Second Avenue.
- The Board resolved to move the City and County Hospital from Ingleside to the Almshouse Tract, leaving the Urban Realty Improvement Company's property.
- Board adopted Resolution 7327 requiring city offices to file schedules of supplies needed for the 1911-12 fiscal year by February 20.
- Permits for five stables proposed, including City Street Improvement Company's twenty-five-horse stable on Nineteenth avenue.
- Mercantile Towel Company was proposed a revocable permit to keep three horses in a stable on Rodgers Street.
- Permission to keep horses in stables at 547 Chestnut Street and on Hartford Street was denied.
- Four named applicants were granted revocable permission to keep horses in stables at addresses on Virginia, Erie, Guerrero and Union streets.
- John Gillespie was granted permission to keep one horse in a stable at 374-376 Third Avenue.
- Serwe & Prien Company was released from its contract to supply Article No. 3086 for 1910-11.
- Stable permits for M. Gilmore, Samuel Beckerman and R. O'Connell were passed for printing.
- Eight stable permits for horses at named San Francisco addresses were passed for printing on Supervisor Healy's motion.
- Board refused stable permits for P. Fried on Charter Oak Street and G. Bellomo on Fourteenth Street.
- Stable permit for F. Fries at 246 Charter Oak Street was sent back to the Hospital and Health Committee.
- Board granted revocable stable permits to seven people at named Mission, Bennington and other street addresses.
- Four named owners were granted revocable permits to keep horses in stables on Holloway, Lombard, Pacific and Clement streets.
- Board refused Charles J. Russell permission to keep four horses in a stable at 1123 Stanyan Street.
- Stables permitted at 1181 Folsom, 36 Rosemont and on Geary Street for three named applicants.
- The Board denied stable permits for four people at addresses on Douglass, Precita, Bannan and Andover streets.
- Supervisor Healy's resolution was sent back to the Hospital and Health Committee.
- The Board denied Felix McHugh permission to keep a four-horse stable on the north side of Anza Street.
- G. Cavaglieri was granted permission to keep a four-horse stable on Potrero Avenue near Eighteenth Street.
- Board proposed denying stable permits under Resolution 8045, with the outcome continuing onto the next page.
- Stable permits for three named owners on Athens, Scott and Stone places passed for printing.
- Permit to maintain a dog kennel at Fourth Avenue and California Street was refused to Thos. Carr and others.
- Frank Klimm, a Board of Health member, was granted thirty days' leave of absence from June 6, 1911.
- Permits to keep horses at stables on Potrero, Thornton, Twenty-ninth and Gilbert were passed for printing after one stable was struck.
- The Board refused R. Levin permission to keep seventeen horses in a stable on Seventh Street.
- Three earlier stable permits for J. J. Sullivan, S. Tadd and Sam Lee & Co. were repealed by resolution.
- Stable permits were granted to S. Saponar, A. Rabenowitz and Paul Lange on Richland Avenue.
- Louis Ferrari's request for a two-horse stable on Utah Street was denied by the Board.
- Board refused stable permits for Marcella Cavagno at 75 Cain Avenue and F. Ghiotto at 43 Harrington Street.
- Stable permits for California Transfer Company, California Coal Company and Emma Keller were denied on Healy's motion.
- Healy moved a resolution denying permission to named persons to keep stables at listed locations.
- Bill requiring screening of fruit and vegetable stands was recommitted to the Hospital and Health Committee on Healy's motion.
- Permission granted to K. Stewart, N. De Beijo and Arthur Neil to maintain stables on Valencia Street, Ninth Avenue and Hampshire Street.
- Rules adopted on cleansing, sterilizing, selling and using wiping rags made from soiled, cast-off clothing and bedding.
- Permission to keep a horse stable on Andover Street, north of Cortland Avenue, was refused for P. Bisagno.
- Stable permits granted to Henry T. Imhof, R. B. Rasmussen and J. B. Svane at two named corners.
- The Board refused G. B. Torre permission to keep four horses in a stable at Nineteenth and Valencia streets.
- Four people were granted permits to keep horses in stables at addresses on Church, Fifteenth and Pierce streets and Seventh avenue.
- The Board is considering a resolution denying stable permits, moved by Supervisor Healy; the result appears on the next page.
- The City Attorney was asked to advise on completing the city's purchase of the Sanitary Reduction Works properties.
- Stable permits for one horse at Twenty-eighth Avenue and Geary Street and two horses at 2390 Lombard Street were adopted.
- P. Bisagno's request to keep a stable on Andover Street was denied by the Board.
- Clerk directed to advertise for bids to supply four hundred steel clothes lockers for Infirmary inmates at Relief Home Tract, adopted.
- Harry Gutterman, A. A. Maillard and D. F. Murphy were granted permits to keep horses at three city addresses.
- George Uhl was granted leave of absence from the State from August 19 to September 20, 1911.
- Permits granted to five people to keep horses in stables at addresses across the city.
- The office of Sealer of Weights and Measures was placed under the Civil Service Commission for hiring.
- Board refused stable permits for three applicants on Union, Stone and Ninth streets.
- Resolution introduced to let D. I. Kenny run an undertaking establishment at Eddy Street and Bourbon Place.
- Board denied stable permits to five applicants, including Julius Godeau on Ninth Street and David Demartini on Hampshire Street.
- Permits to keep horses in stables at three San Francisco addresses were passed for printing.
- Board denied stable permits for 12 horses at 118 Rose Street and four horses on Thirteenth Avenue near Judah Street.
- Board granted three people permission to keep horses in stables on Twenty-fourth, Florida and Oakwood streets.
- Board denied Giuseppe Tresse permission to keep two horses in a stable at the rear of Bessie Street.
- Stable permits granted to M. Levin on Folsom Street and Dale Brothers on Oregon Street, revocable at will.
- Civil Service Commissioner B. B. Rosenthal was granted thirty days' leave of absence.
- The Clerk was directed to advertise bids for yearly maintenance and subsistence supplies for fiscal 1911-12.
- Supervisor Andrew J. Gallagher was granted a fifty-day leave of absence from California starting November 7, 1911.
- Judge John J. Sullivan of Police Court was granted a sixty-day leave of absence from the State starting August 1, 1911.
- A bill to change height limits for tenement houses under the Building Law was sent back to committee.
- A bill requiring automatic closing gates on elevators under the Building Law was sent back to committee.
- A bill adding a cubic air space rule to the Building Law was sent back to committee.
- The Board awarded contracts for supplies for city departments and institutions for fiscal year 1911-12.
- Thomas Murtha seeks permission to keep a two-horse stable at 1075 York Street; a neighbouring owner objected.
- C. Demetrak was granted permission to keep a stable for eighty-five horses on Clay Street.
- The Clerk was authorized to return L. K. Gignac's prematurely filed bond, which had no force or effect.
- Merrifield & Mahoney petition to install a rock crusher near Thirteenth avenue; outcome not printed on this page.
- Cresta and Harry refused a stable at 749 Rhode Island Street
- August Salda refused a stable at 864 Precita Avenue