All decisions
35 Board decisions about William G. Stafford, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- The Mayor was authorized to sell condemned horses, buggies and wagons from the Sheriff's Department at public auction.
- Clerk directed to advertise for proposals to supply a police patrol boat for the Police Department.
- Resolution 1209 on a professional boxing permit for the San Francisco Athletic Club was moved by Stafford; outcome continues on next page.
- Police Committee directed to study temporary jails for vagrants and consult Relief and Red Cross Funds trustees.
- Police Committee asked to investigate providing temporary jails with Relief and Red Cross fund trustees.
- Bill 373 requiring county jail prisoners to perform public works labour was introduced and ordered printed.
- Masquerade balls allowed at the Garden Rink on Mission Street
- Occidental Athletic Club granted permission to hold a professional boxing exhibition in September 1907, by an 11 to 5 vote.
- City thanks owner for renewed offer to lease land for City Hall
- Court Live Oak No. 17 of the Ancient Order of Foresters granted permission to hold a masquerade ball at Masonic Hall without license fee.
- Chief of Police requested to prepare specifications for a police patrol boat funded in the Police Department budget.
- Mayor is authorized to sell condemned Sheriff's Department horses and wagons at public auction.
- Proposed ordinance would bar minors from frequenting barrooms and billiard rooms; outcome continues on the next page.
- Alhambra Club and Peter Findlay allowed to hold masquerade balls
- Payments totalling $2,689.74 were approved for September 1907 care of minors at Preston School and four private institutions.
- Two fraternal lodges were granted permission to hold masquerade balls without the usual license fee, proceeds going to charity.
- Board ordered United Railroads to stop erecting poles and stringing wires on Pacific Avenue west of Polk Street.
- Farrallone Court, Foresters of America, was allowed to hold a masquerade ball at Wolf's Hall without the usual license fee.
- The Board asked the Mayor to sell four condemned police patrol horses at public auction.
- Masquerade balls allowed at several halls, some without a licence fee
- Permission was granted for masquerade balls by P. D. Findlay at 3347 Sixteenth street and by two charitable societies at rinks.
- A permit for masquerade balls was proposed on Supervisor Stafford's motion; its outcome is not on this page.
- The Clerk was directed to advertise for bids to shoe Police Department horses for the rest of the fiscal year.
- Washington Athletic Club granted permission to hold a professional boxing exhibition in March 1908.
- A bill to bar selling launch tickets on the Bay except at wharves was passed for printing on Stafford's motion.
- Charity masquerade balls allowed without the usual licence fee
- Eintracht Turn Verein allowed a charity ball on Florida Street
- Ten societies were granted permission to hold charity masquerade balls without paying the usual license fee.
- A resolution adopted with no subject on this page
- Ordinance barring minors under sixteen from loitering in public places at night after certain hours was adopted.
- Proposed Curfew Law would bar minors under 16 from public places at night unless accompanied; passed for printing.
- Mayor's request that the Board of Education make school doors open outward for fire safety was adopted.
- Dreamland Athletic Club granted permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition on April 21, 1908.
- Supervisor Stafford's bill to prohibit defrauding carriage or automobile drivers was referred to the Police Committee.
- Supervisor Stafford's bill fixing automobile hire rates was passed for printing, a first reading only.