All decisions
29 Board decisions about Timothy P. Minehan, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- An appendix listing city property purchases and court decisions on municipal land titles was ordered published.
- City departments told to file their stationery needs by March 1
- Contract for printing the General Ordinances awarded to the James H. Barry Company, with bonds set at $100,000.
- Clerk directed to advertise for bids to print the Municipal Record, Journal of Proceedings, calendars and reports for 1910-11.
- Board fixed official newspaper advertising rates for April 1910 to April 1911, to be collected by the Clerk.
- Contract for printing and distributing the delinquent tax list was proposed for award to James H. Barry Printing Company.
- Bids sought for lithographing the Geary and Market Street railway bonds
- Recorder Printing and Publishing Company was awarded the contract for court calendars and Board journals for 1910-11.
- F. A. Dorn allowed an oil tank on Van Ness Avenue
- Contract set for printing the Geary and Market street railway bonds
- The Board awarded E. A. Dakin the contract to reproduce county map books for $3650.50.
- 80,000 circulars on charter amendments to be printed for voters
- Biber Estate Company to get an oil tank on Sutter Street
- Clerk ordered to re-advertise for book proposals for city departments, and all earlier bids were rejected.
- Clerk ordered to advertise for bids for official city printing for fiscal year 1911-12.
- Permission proposed for Mme. Fanlo to run a laundry and ten-horsepower boiler at Nos. 1606.
- The Board thanked August Chevalier for donating a copy of his illustrated map of San Francisco.
- Permission granted to G. D. & R. V. Lucy to store crude petroleum in a 1500-gallon tank on Market Street.
- The Clerk was authorized to advertise for bids to print and distribute the 1910 delinquent tax list.
- An ordinance awarded R. A. Crothers the official advertising contract and named the Bulletin the official newspaper for one year.
- The Daily Evening Post was declared the official newspaper of San Francisco for April 1, 1911.
- Board ordered a test of typewriter ribbons from Sanborn, Vail & Company and Ink Ribbon Company before awarding any contract.
- Board awarded the annual contract for furnishing books to various city and county offices.
- The Clerk was directed to advertise for proposals to supply city departments with stationery and printed blanks for the coming fiscal year.
- Names of stationery and printing contract awardees in Resolutions 7958 and 7959 were corrected and adopted.
- Resolution 7675 awarding the printing of the 1910-11 delinquent tax list, outcome continues on next page.
- Official advertising rate of thirty cents per square was set for city publications from April 1, 1911 to April 1, 1912.
- Healy-Tibbitts Construction Company proposed 30- and 60-day extensions to finish intake tunnel sections for Pumping Station No. 1.
- Vozino de Vezino was granted revocable permission to run a hand-powered laundry at 2865-2867 Geary Street.