New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-10-10
[oFFIcIAL.
C5ty Council Pr0ceecli7sgs.

LoFFIcIAL.
]! CIty Council PrOceeIi2a0s
Special Session of the Council of the
/ City OF New Ulm called BY a majority
OF the Councillors, October End, 1883, al
one o'clock p. M. for the purpose to
consider the call for bids relative to the
improvements of part of 3rd North Str.
All members present, President Ru-
dolph in the chair.
On motion resolved. that the south
east side of Third North street between
the railway right OF. way and the most
northerly corner OF. the present park
fence be graded according to plan and
specifications in the Clerks Office and
work to be let on Contract to be CON-
pleted under the direction of Commit
tee on Streets on or before Nov. 10th
next.
The Clerk was ordered to give notice
in both papers for the receival of bids
at the Clerk Office up to 2 o'clock D.
M, October 10th next.
The Council thereupon adjourned.
Attest: Louis SCHiLL1NG.
j. q. RUDOLPH, Clerk.
President of Council.
Approved Oct. End. A. D. 1888.
G. WEsCHCKE, Mayor.
Session of the Council of the CITY of
New Ulm, held October End A. d. 1883.
All members present, President Ru-
dolph in the chair.
The minutes of the last regular. adj
journed and special Sessions Of Sep.
4th, 18th and Oct. End, were read and
ordered approved.
The Committee on Streets reported
that the stones taken out on Bridge str.
were sold to Frank and BENIN for the
sum of So and the money paid into the
treasury, also that the culvert on Third
North street is completed according to
contract and payment therefore recon-
| mended.
Whereupon the Clerk was ordered to
| issue warrant for $108, being the
amount for said culvert.
The Clerk reported that DR.. j. T..
Schoch has qualified and accepted the
Office of Health Officer,
| The Mayor notified and asked the
Council for the approval of his action
in Offering a reward of 5000 for the ar
rest and conviction of the party or par
ties who were implicated in the firing
Of the recently destroyed buildings in
this city.
On motion the action of the mayor in
the above matter was. approved.
The mayor submitted for approval
the appointment Of Ernst Pfeifer for
Light policeman in place of Joseph
Koehler, whose term expires Nov. 1st,
next.
The said appointment was approved
by a unanimous vote, term to expire on
the third Tuesday of April y. D. 1889.
The mayor further recommended the
filling of the vacancy Of "a second po-
liceman for night duty and appointed
Charles Klotz for the unexpired term.
Appointment approved by unani-
nous vote.
The quarterly report of the fire de.
! partment was presented, read and or.
dered filed. and on recommendation
i therein, Gustav Koehler and George
Book were discharged from said de.
partment and ordered that their names
be put on the poll list. The police anG
justices reports were presented, read anC
ordered filed. A communication from the
Act. Chief of fire department. relating
to water supply, filling cisterns, was re-
ferred to committee on fire department
that part of the communication relating
to platforms to be built at Minnesota
River was referred to committee con
4 sisting of councillors Rudolph ane
Frank and acting Chief of fire depart
ment, with instructions to recommend
the location for the erection of one
platform, make estimate of cost and re
port.
i On motion the following Councillor
and Electors were appointed Judges O
Election for the next election to be hell
| Nov. 6. next.
First Ward: George Decline, VIM,
/ Frank and Jos. A. Eckstein.
1 Second Ward - Joseph Schumacher
Henry Rudolph and Frank Friedman
1 Third Ward: John G.. Rudolph
J; Louis Schilling and A. III. Schleuder.
Bills to the following amounts were
presented, audited and ordered paid:
Administration $685. 81; Fire Depart
ment $1O1.45; Grave Yard $50
Streets and Bridges $435 81.
i The council thereupon adjourned Il
Thursday October 4. next at 4 O'Clock
Up. NJ.
Attest, LOUIS SCHILLING.
j. C. RUDOLPH. Clerk
President of Council.
| Approved Oct. 3rd. A. ID. 1885,
G. WEsGHCKE, Mayor
/ Adjourned Session OF the Council O.
the City of New Ulm held pursuant tt
adjournment October 4th A. d. 1888.
! All members present except Councillor
i Schumacher, President Rudolph in The
/ chair.
i The plat of the recent survey of The
street near the lower Cottonwood bridge
was presented to the Council and aftel
considering the same, it was resolved