Name/Title
Miscellaneous city Documents, 1922Entry/Object ID
2011.66.3Scope and Content
Acc. No. 11.66.3
Subject Category: City of Alameda
Date or Period: 1922
Object: Folder, file
Description: Description: Acid-free legal-size manila file folder, with legal size documents, with numbers added on the back in red pencil or crayon, ranging from 3101 to 3115.
Size folder: L 14 3/4" X W 9"
History of Object: Folder with miscellaneous city documents, found in the attic of City Hall.
#3101, resignation, and withdrawal of same, of Policewoman Vaughan.
#3102, complaints against noise from workshop of N. Sengenberger, gold-beater, at 1230 Pearl Street.
#3104, Lights on Webster Street bridge
#3105, decision to build a fire-proof ‘comfort station’ in Washington Park, with Blueprint, by Carl Werner. This building - the public restrooms - was indeed constructed.
#3106, Bank of America needed the City to remove a drinking through, which was in the way for planned renovations
#3107, correspondence regarding American Railway Express Co. service via the Southern Pacific ‘Horseshoe’ electric train.
#3108, correspondence re Bacharach bill, (H.R.10212) limiting jurisdiction of Federal Courts.
#3109, improvement of roadway on Bay Farm Island
#3110, correspondence relating to forming of a water district
# 3112 correspondence on letterhead of East Bay water company.
#3114 legal opinion of City Attorney Wm. J. Locke regarding mandated closure of Butcher shops on Sundays (conclusion; targeting one type of business is not valid).
#3115: E.K. Taylor offered two boats for use by the Police Department.
Acquired from: City of Alameda
Date: August 13, 2011
