All decisions
about 230 Board decisions about William Broderick, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- L. H. Birth was granted permission to maintain a 50-horsepower engine and boiler on Nineteenth Street.
- The Board adopted a resolution denying a laundry permit to the Sanitary Laundry Company.
- Assessor directed to correct clerical errors in the 1907-08 assessment roll for several named properties.
- Resolution proposed letting Public Works contract for $1,850,000 worth of pipe, hydrants and valves for a fire water system, passed for printing.
- Guggenhime & Co. was granted permission to store crude petroleum fuel in a tank at Filbert and Sansome streets.
- A. Birsinger refused a laundry boiler on Sacramento Street
- Spring Valley Water asked to raise pressure at Eddy Street hydrants
- Resolution would let Schmidt Lithograph Company run a 90-horsepower engine and boiler on its premises.
- Sutro estate allowed to set off blasts on Cliff Avenue
- Pettigrew Company allowed an 80 horsepower engine at Bush and Stockton
- Blanche M. Burbank allowed an oil tank at Post and Stockton
- Schmitt allowed a 45 horsepower engine at Bush and Kearny
- Blasting permits granted north of Broadway called into question
- Passed for printing: Bauer-Schweitzer Hop and Malt Company may store crude petroleum fuel in a tank on Francisco Street.
- Castro Heights Improvement Company refused permission to blast in Horner's Addition
- Flinn & Treacy allowed an asphalt boiler on Harrison Street
- Long Syrup Refining allowed an engine at Sixteenth and Division
- Emil Basso's revocable permit for a one-horsepower boiler on Francisco Street was passed for printing.
- Chester Wetmore allowed a small boiler on Guerrero Street
- George D. Toy allowed two steam boilers on Powell Street
- Proposed ordinance would amend the Building Law on employing firemen in theatres; its outcome is not shown on this page.
- F. A. Keen allowed a cabinet shop on Florida Street
- Paul Verdier allowed a laundry at 310 Seventh Street
- Myra E. Wright deeds a narrow strip on Lincoln Street
- E. J. Burns allowed a 15 horsepower boiler at Hammam Baths
- M. Kasai allowed a hand laundry on Seventeenth Street
- Goodyear Rubber allowed an oil tank at California and Virginia
- E. F. Tway and Brother allowed a boiler on Brannan Street
- Alice Phelan Sullivan allowed a 2,000-gallon oil tank on Sutter Street
- Society of California Pioneers allowed a 50 horsepower heating boiler
- Spring Valley Water Company was given permission to blast foundations of an emergency pumping plant in Garfield Square.
- Eugene Smith allowed a small boiler on Minna Street
- Alice Phelan Sullivan allowed two boilers at Sutter and Grant
- A. C. Keyes allowed an oil tank on Montgomery Street
- Spring Valley Water Company allowed six oil tanks at Shotwell Street
- B. & D. Restaurant allowed an oil tank on Natoma Street
- The Board asked the Mayor to return Resolution 2252, which had granted George E. McHugh a blasting permit near Stanyan Street.
- George E. McHugh may blast in the Stanyan Street block
- N. Kagami allowed a laundry boiler on Eddy Street
- A resolution recommitted to the Fire Committee was indefinitely postponed on Supervisor Broderick's motion.
- H. S. Crocker allowed a 2,000-gallon oil tank on Brannan Street
- San Francisco Cleaning and Dyeing Works gets a six-horsepower boiler
- Bismarck Cafe allowed a 20 horsepower boiler at Fourth and Market
- Garcia & Magginni allowed a fruit drying boiler at Drumm Street
- Neighbours protest F. A. Keen's planing mill on Florida Street
- G. Weissbaum allowed a tar kettle boiler on Eleventh Street
- Ordinance amending rules on transporting, storing and selling calcium carbide was passed for printing on Broderick's motion.
- R. Rassmussen allowed a boiler for ninety days of metal tests
- Detjen Mengel allowed an oil tank on Spear Street
- Weirich & Grolund allowed an oil tank on Sixteenth Street
- City of Hamburg Co. allowed an oil tank on Oregon Street
- School Department allowed an oil tank at the Bay View School
- Mayor asked to sell two unneeded Fire Department horses at public auction after five days of advertising.
- Holden, Duprey & Company allowed a planer on West Mission Street
- The Mayor was authorized to sell six condemned Fire Department horses at public auction after five days of advertising.
- Proposal to spend $10,000 cleaning the Channel Street sewer was passed for printing.
- Warren Improvement given thirty more days on Jackson Street paving
- California Academy of Sciences allowed two boilers on Market Street
- Montgomery Street to be repaved with asphalt for $46,475
- Mrs. J. Trouillet allowed a laundry boiler on Fillmore Street
- Bismarck Cafe allowed a laundry and boiler at 884 Folsom Street
- F. G. Thomas allowed a dry cleaning boiler on Fourteenth Street
- Bismarck Cafe allowed an oil tank on Folsom Street
- Kehoe and Glasny allowed a plating boiler at 541 Market Street
- Phoenix Rubber Co. proposed a revocable permit for a ten-horsepower engine and boiler on First Street, passed for printing.
- Board considers denying Pacific States Supply Co.'s petition to blast near Douglass and 26th streets in Horner's Addition.
- Hug Estate allowed an oil tank on Howard Street
- Golden West Woodworking's Seventh Street shop petition was sent back to the Fire Committee; M. Tsukamoto's laundry boiler denial was proposed.
- W. C. Raisch given thirty more days on First Avenue
- Oil tanks allowed for Mary Merrill and Procter Realty Company
- Procter Realty Company's request to store crude petroleum fuel in a 1500-gallon tank at O'Farrell and Jones was passed for printing.
- M. A. Gunst allowed an oil tank at Geary and Powell
- Blanche M. Burbank allowed a boiler at the Union Square Hotel
- Southern Pacific allowed two engines at its hospital on Fell Street
- The Board of Public Works may allow blasting for fire cistern construction if the contractor files a $5,000 bond.
- Ah Lee refused a laundry on Valencia Street after neighbors protested
- E. J. Shattuck Company allowed a boiler on Fremont Street
- Frank Maskey allowed an oil tank on Kearny Street
- Blanchard, Brown allowed to blast on Point Lobos Avenue
- Newell and Leach allowed a boiler at 518 Van Ness
- James Brown refused permission to blast on Collingwood Street
- Tuberose Laundry and three others refused laundry permits near Pacific Street
- Consumers' Light and Power allowed big boilers on Geary Street
- Blasting allowed for rock to build the new Cliff House
- The Board refused permission for the Sanitary Laundry Company to run a laundry and oil tank at Eleventh and Howard streets.
- Colonial Packing Co. granted permission to run a 20 horsepower engine and boiler at 818 Eleventh Street; passed for printing.
- A $2,000 payment to Joseph Levey for horses supplied to the Fire Department is proposed.
- F. Nicolai & Co. refused a boiler at 2520 Bryant Street
- Tax Collector told to clear taxes on land the city bought
- H. W. Bogen allowed a boiler at 455 Golden Gate Avenue
- Wm. Witts refused a laundry on Florida Street
- J. D. Phelan allowed two boilers of 231 horsepower
- Seven fire cisterns ordered at Folsom, Howard and Harrison streets
- The Mayor was authorized to sell about 27 tons of unfit Fire Department iron, sacks, hose and tires at public auction.
- The Committee of the Whole reported progress on setting heat, light and power rates and asked to sit again February 24, 1909.
- Cora M. Twombley allowed a 1500 gallon oil tank on Eddy Street
- Revocable steam laundry permit for Sanitary Laundry Co. passed for printing, not yet decided.
- Wong Toy refused a laundry on Bryant Street
- C. L. Tilden refused a furniture factory on Mission Street
- Bankers' Investment Co. allowed a boiler at Geary and Grant
- Keystone Construction given 90 more days on the Florida Street sidewalks
- Supervisor Broderick's resolution granting an oil permit, revocable at will, was introduced and passed for printing.
- Smith & Esler refused a laundry on York Street
- McBride-Rothschild Candy allowed an oil tank on Second Street
- L. Delpier refused a laundry at 450 Natoma Street
- Doe Estate Company's proposed permit for a 1500-gallon crude oil storage tank on Kearny Street was passed for printing.
- Doe Estate Company allowed an oil tank on Kearny Street
- Eugene Smith Co. allowed a water heater at 57 Clementina Street
- Russell Cream Company and Lee Hee refused boiler and laundry permits
- Mutual Engineering allowed an oil tank on Spencer Street
- Robert Smith and Wong Wing Chee refused permission to run laundries
- Standard Milk Co. granted revocable permission to run a 50-horsepower engine and boiler at 201 Sixteenth Street.
- American Steel and Wire allowed a boiler at Folsom and Sixteenth
- The City Attorney was asked to stop Gray Brothers and San Francisco Brick Co. blasting that encroaches on Beacon, Castro and 30th streets.
- W. F. Stevens and J. S. Mullin allowed blasting at Sansome
- Burns Hammam Baths allowed a 50 horsepower boiler on Ellis Street
- Alco Garage allowed a public garage on Golden Gate Avenue
- Royal Soap allowed a factory engine on Fourth Avenue
- M. Fisher Co. was granted permission to store crude petroleum in a tank on Market Street near First Street.
- Mission French Laundry allowed a ten horsepower boiler on Mission Street
- Standard Laundry's permit on Guerrero Street repealed; it never opened
- Emma Rose allowed an oil tank at Sutter and Clara Lane
- Keystone Construction Company given sixty more days on its fire cisterns
- Wm. H. Rushing and Wan Ling refused laundry permits
- Techau Tavern allowed a cafe engine at Eddy and Powell
- Bay City Steam Laundry allowed an engine at 910 Folsom Street
- Rushing and Wan Ling refused laundries on Point Lobos and Post
- National Packing allowed a thirty horsepower engine at Bay and Kearny
- E. Schmidt allowed a 14 horsepower boiler at Twentieth and Bryant
- Ah Lee and John Leigh refused laundry permits
- Proposed rules for building public garages and storing gasoline were sent back to the Fire Committee.
- Aldorse Dialot refused a laundry on First Avenue near Clement Street
- Associated Oil allowed three pumps and boilers at Sixteenth and Illinois
- Royal Insurance allowed two heating boilers at Pine and Sansome
- Fire cisterns proposed at Mariposa and Missouri for $42,000
- Fire cisterns proposed at Duboce and Sanchez for $36,000
- G. P. and C. A. Wetmore allowed blasting on Seventeenth Street
- Stanford's trustees allowed a boiler at California and Powell
- A citywide ordinance regulating storage of benzine and gasoline in dye works and cleaners was passed for printing.
- Tom Eliades and Ruk Guen refused laundries on Folsom and Duboce
- Newton Gum Co. allowed an 8 horsepower engine on Battery Street
- L. Henry allowed a hand laundry on Pacific Street
- Mme. L. R. Laborthe refused a boiler at 1558 Bush Street
- Superior Cereal Food Co. allowed a 4 horsepower engine on Harrison
- Louis Baking Co. allowed an oil storage tank on Twentieth Street
- H. G. Smith allowed an oil tank at 340 Eleventh Street
- Mrs. A. Bruden allowed a hand laundry at 5 Guerrero Street
- H. G. Smith and others granted permission to store crude petroleum in a tank at 340 Eleventh Street.
- S. L. Hansbrough allowed to blast at the Garfield Primary School
- Resolution granting permission for an engine and boiler permit, revocable at will, was moved by Supervisor Broderick.
- Fire cisterns proposed at six crossings for up to $36,000
- Crocker Estate Co. allowed an oil storage tank on Post Street
- Sunset City Laundry refused a steam boiler on Twenty-third Street
- C. Alcetegarey allowed a three horsepower boiler at 1171 McAllister Street
- S. Sato refused a laundry on Eddy Street
- Falls Manufacturing Co. allowed an oil tank at 317 First Street
- Harrelson-Grau Co. allowed to blast for grading on Second Street
- Haas Realty Company allowed an oil tank on Powell Street
- John Tuttle given sixty more days on the City Hall east wing
- Money set aside to grade the pipe yard at Sixth and Hubbell
- Keystone Construction given ninety more days on three fire cisterns
- American Laundry Company allowed an engine and boiler on Erie Street
- Domestic Laundry Co. allowed a steam laundry on Howard Street
- Lee Sing and the Royal Laundry Co. refused laundry permits
- Glue and shavings maker allowed a four-horsepower engine on Rausch Street
- Permits refused to W. H. Reagan for a boiler at 110 First street and to Fred C. Sefton for blasting at Castro and Collingwood streets.
- Southern Pacific proposed four spur tracks crossing King and Berry Streets
- Street levels to be changed on Naples Street and Persia Avenue
- Riverdale Creamery's permission for a boiler at 1418 Devisadero Street was passed for printing.
- Healy-Tibbitts given sixty more days on four fire cisterns
- Street levels for Henry Street proposed
- Fire Department to hire three horseshoers
- The Board refused permission for Wing Lee's laundry at 1763 Waller Street and Gee Chong's laundry on Ellis Street.
- A. & H. Preserve Company allowed an engine on Natoma Street
- Board of Education allowed an oil tank at Commercial High School
- Eagle Laundry Co. allowed a 150 horsepower engine on Colton Street
- S. J. Hi refused a laundry at 1018 Pine Street
- Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works proposed a thirty-day extension to finish fire boats David Scannell and Dennis T. Sullivan.
- Vee Gee and K. Hatta refused laundries on Hyde and Bush
- Kee Chong and Lee Hing refused laundries on Washington and Polk
- Bryant Street land moved from the fire department to Public Works
- A. Bellet allowed a laundry worked by hand on Geary Street
- Jean Berges seeks a revocable permit to run a hand-powered laundry at 1840 Stockton Street.
- Laundries refused to Wan Ling, Quong Fook Wing and A. Larrouy
- Pacific Rolling Mill allowed a spur track into the hospital grounds
- German Cooperage Co. allowed a 4 horsepower boiler on Oak Street
- Western Steel Works allowed an oil tank at 313 Howard Street
- S. Altschuler allowed an oil tank at Kearny and Sacramento
- S. Hollinsbury allowed an oil tank at Mason and Eddy
- Oyster Loaf Cafe allowed a 30 horsepower engine on Eddy Street
- Leyser-Green allowed two 100 horsepower boilers for making hats
- Odeon Cafe allowed a ten horsepower boiler at Market and Eddy
- H. Fourcade allowed a 100 horsepower laundry engine on Guerrero Street
- An ordinance regulating erection and maintenance of cupola furnaces and iron-melting appliances was passed for printing.
- Wing Lee refused a laundry at 727 McAllister Street
- Rebecca Hawley Head allowed two boilers at Post and Grant
- Board refers a bill, with Supervisor Connolly voting no
- Midland Warehouse allowed an oil tank at Bay and East streets
- River Estate allowed an oil tank at Turk and Taylor
- Olympic Salt Water Co. allowed an engine at the Lurline Baths
- H. L. Petersen allowed an oil tank at 751-755 Market Street
- Petterson & Persson Realty allowed boilers on Mason Street
- Ordinance letting the Board of Fire Commissioners hire a certified physician was passed for printing.
- Yee Yin refused a laundry at 2410 Bush Street
- Scottish Rite Temple allowed an oil tank at Van Ness Avenue
- St. Francis Technical School seeks a 25 horsepower laundry boiler
- Mme. F. Baylacq allowed a 5 horsepower boiler on O'Farrell Street
- Excelsior Bakery allowed an oil tank at 4456 Mission Street
- Midland Warehouse Co. allowed two boilers at Bay and East streets
- E. W. Schwartz allowed a four horsepower engine on Fourth Street
- Rosenblatt Co. allowed an 8 horsepower engine on Second Street
- Laundry and boiler at 1530 Ellis Street refused
- Mary A. Gaffney estate allowed an oil tank at 376 Sutter
- Michel Lacau allowed a laundry and boiler at 1861 Union Street
- Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works was proposed for a time extension to finish building the fireboats Dennis T. Sullivan and David Scannell.
- California Cafe and Bakery allowed an oil tank on Powell Street
- J. P. Lafon allowed a 10 horsepower engine on O'Farrell Street
- Healy-Tibbitts Construction allowed to blast on a Fremont Street lot
- Herbert D. Schroeder allowed a public garage on Sacramento Street
- J. Baron, Ling Sung and S. Boba refused their permits
- Metropolis Construction allowed to blast for five new fire cisterns
- Alice Ferran allowed a 50 horsepower laundry engine on Polk Street
- Supervisor Broderick's bill requiring non-inflammable films for moving picture machines was indefinitely postponed.
- San Francisco Woolen Mills allowed a boiler on San Bruno Avenue
- Metropolis Construction Company allowed to blast for new fire cisterns
- Powell Street Investment Co. allowed an oil tank on Powell Street
- Bland Brodnax allowed an oil tank at Jones and Pine streets
- Won Ling refused a laundry on Fulton Street
- Cafe allowed a cooking boiler on O'Farrell Street