New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-06-16
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Gil OF tne CITY OF New Ulm, held June 9,
1886. All members present, the mayor
, presiding.
A petition j. x. Rosskopf for trans
fer of his liquor license to Messrs. En-
colbert & johnson was presented. On
motion, petition was granted, bond of
Engelbert & Johnson having first been
approved.
The following bills were audited and
ordered paid:
AID. Mueller, work at Park, $4,000
Chas. Albrecht, work on streets, 9,62
Christ Rieck, ;, 81
John Wildscheck ;, $50
A petition of citizens of New Ulm
asking the council to have Minnesota
street between Third and Fourth South
streets graded and improved, was read
and, on motion, referred to the commit
tee on streets, with instructions to take
such steps in the premises as they may
deem necessary.
communication from Mr.. E.. Koch.
Ter, secretary of the New Ulm fire de-
partment, informing the council of the
passage of resolution by the depart
ment, recommending the construction
OF two cisterns North of Centre street
and the puschase of steam fire engine.
was read. On motion, the committee
on streets was instructed to secure esti-
mates on two cisterns and make report
to the council at the July session.
The city surveyor presented plats of
the sidewalks and, the same being
found correct, the clerk was authorized
to draw an order for $40, balance due
the surveyor for preparing said plats.
The committee on streets presented
the following:
New Ulm, June 2, 1886.
10 the Street Committee
of the city of NewsUlm, MINI.
Gentlemen:-I will make those street
crossings as advertised for the sum of
two hundred and twenty-four dollars
and fifty c-nts ($224,50), and find
lumber and pixies for same and make
them in a workmanlike manner Will
use three inch pine planks and under
lying three inch square oak.
Respectfully,
JONAS LAUDENsCHLAER.
TO the honorable
The City Council of the city of New Ulm.
Gentlemen:-Your committee on
streets would respectfully recommend
that the foregoing proposal of Mr.. Jo-
mas Laudenschlaeger to construct the
street crossings ordered by your honor
able body, be accepted and contract
awarded; said city Of New Ulm to pay
MIR. Laudenschlaeger the sum of 1924,
50 upon completion of the contract and
approval Of work by committee de-
signated by the council of said city.
New Ulm, June 8, 1886.
J. s 81; 1efeS, Com. on Streets.
On motion, foregoing recommends
ton of committee on streets was accept
ed and contract awarded as recon-
mended, the committee on streets to
examine and make report on said cross
ings.
On motion, the mayor was instructed
to purchase - additional street lamps
and posts.
The council then passed the following:
Resolved, That each and every owner
and occupant Of lots or of the whole
Block abutting on State Street in the
city of New Ulm in Blocks known as
Court House Square - ..Public"
Square, now known as School House
Square; and Blocks No. One Hundred
and seven Q00, One Hundred and
eight Q08) ,OneHundred and nine lO9),
OneHundred and ten Q1O land oneHun-
dred and eleven Oily North of Centre
street in said city of New Ulm, are
hereby required and directed to CON
struct good and sufficient sidewalk
on said street and adjoining said lots
and blocks within two weeks after the
publication or service of this resolution
and notice according to Ordinance No.
Is and the plats of said sidewalks on
file in the city Clerks affice of said
city.
Resolved that a copy of the foregoing
resolution be in addition to its regular
publication personally served on the
Chairman of the Board of County Com
missioners and the Clerk of the Board
of Education of said city.
The council thereupon adjourned.
1 C. WEsCHCKE,
Attest: Mayor.
LOUIS SCHILLING,
J Clerk.