All decisions
29 Board decisions about William W. Sanderson, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- The Board adopted a resolution thanking the Police Department for its services during the calamity, as Resolution No. 35.
- Supervisor Sanderson moved that complaints about abused temporary suspension of Pound regulations in the Reis Tract go to the Police Committee.
- Resolution No. 38 refunds poundkeeper's fees, adopted on Supervisor Sanderson's motion.
- Ben Levy is refunded $2.50 by the city for a dog illegally impounded, at 625 Laguna Street.
- Resolution adopted granting Central Athletic Club, Inc. permission to hold an amateur boxing exhibition on July 4, 1906.
- A $792.72 payment to the State of California for Preston School of Industry inmates was passed for printing.
- Unfit city property in the Lowell High School yard to be sold
- The State of California was paid $792.72 from the General Fund for June 1906 maintenance of Preston School of Industry inmates.
- Proposed $672.70 General Fund payment to Pajaro Valley Orphan Asylum for maintaining committed minors, passed for printing.
- Sarah B. Isaacs was refunded $2.50 in poundkeeper fees for an illegally impounded dog.
- A resolution authorizing $2,832.69 for maintenance and tuition of minors at Preston School of Industry and St. Vincent's Asylum.
- Board passed for printing a $531.20 payment to Mt. St. Joseph's Infant Orphan Asylum for August 1906 board and tuition.
- $4681 for paving in front of Marshall Square
- Board ordered a $6 refund to C. Stader for poundkeeper fees paid to release two illegally impounded cows.
- $1,615.61 for forage and lumber supplied to the Park Commissioners
- A $654.66 General Fund payment to Brother Xenophon for minors at St. Vincent's Asylum was passed for printing.
- A $945 General Fund payment to J. N. Schouten & Co. for lumber for the Board of Public Works was passed for printing.
- An ordinance regulating street car equipment and passenger conduct citywide was passed for printing, with penalties for violations.
- A proposed 30-day extension for street railways to add operator enclosures was deferred to October 25.
- Board ordered District Attorney Langdon served with the Mayor's suspension charges and told to appear on November 1, 1906.
- Resolution asks the Poundkeeper to strictly enforce the public pound ordinance on animals running at large.
- Humboldt Construction Company given ninety more days on the Ingleside Boulevard
- Warren Incorporated Company given twenty more days on Market Street piles
- Resolutions proposed giving City Street Improvement Company sixty more days on three street paving contracts.
- City takes over the new roadway on Rivoli Street
- Occidental Athletic Club granted permission to hold a professional boxing exhibition in June 1907.
- Brooklyn Athletic Club allowed a boxing night at Dreamland Pavilion
- The San Francisco Athletic Club was granted permission to hold a professional boxing exhibition on July 5, 1907.
- San Francisco Athletic Club granted permission to hold a professional boxing exhibition in July 1907.