New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-04-18


ty OF New Ulm held pursuant to adj
journmentApril 18th A. D. 1883 at z
o'cIock p. m.
ALI members present except Doehne
and Frank, President Rudolph in the
chair.
The president reported and presented
the proposals of the New Ulm Review
and Post for printing the Proceedings
and legal notices for the ensuing year.
Proposition was accepted and ordered
filed. The New Ulm Review was des-
ignated as the official paper for the en-
suing year.
Resolved, that the legal notices and
council proceedings shall also be pub
lished in the New Ulm Post in the Ger
man language at rates corresponding
with the accepted proposal on file in
the Clerks office, provided that no
charges for translations shall be al.
lowed.
The official bonds Of City Justices
Fisher and Westphal. Constable Gales,
Marshal Winkelmann, Treasurer III. G.
Mueller and City Clerk Louis Schilling
were approved and ordered filed.
The following applications for Liquor
License were heard, and no objections
being raised, the council granted and
ordered the Clerk to issue license to the
following named parties, the bonds of
the same being approved, to wit:
Ferdinand Gollnast, Joseph Flor, F.
w. Baarsch, New UIm Turnverein,
Weigand Hauenstein, Maker Hippert,
Fred Williams, Chas. Brust, Jacob Hot
finger, Joseph Schneider, Wenzel
Schotzko, Joseph Schmucker, Joseph
Schnoberich and John I. Neumann.
Bonds of VIM, ANIME, George Vogel,
John Gabriel, Franz Schubert and En-
gelbert and Larsen were referred to the
president for further examination, with
power to request and accept new sure
ties if necessary, and approve the same,
and when so approved the clerk to is
sue proper license.
Applications of III. A. Subilia, Ed.
Dunkel and Fr. Keller were laid over,
no bonds accompanying the same.
George Boock was confirmed as City
Surveyor, also: Ludwig Frederick as
Street Commissioner with salary of
$4,000 per month up to November 1st
1888 and thereafter S1.5O for actual SER
vice; he must furnish bond of $500,
and every month pay over to the City
Treasurer all moneys collected on ac-
count of poll tax.
The president appointed the follow
ing standing committees:
On Streets: Councillors Doehne,
Schmucker and Koch.
The Committee on Grave Yard and
Park was authorized to have the mis-.
sing trees instheP ark replaced.
The Council then levied two (2) days
poll tax on all persons liable therefor.
On motion the mayor was requested
to establish regular beats for the night
policeman and furnish copy thereof
to the City Council for its information.
The Communication of the mayor
was then taken up and the Committees
on Streets and Grave Y ard and Park
requested to make report as set forth
in said communications; that part relat-
ing to the lot adjoining the well laid
over until further meeting.
The Clerk reported that the follow
ing appointed officers have qualified
and accepted their Offices: City Attor-
uey JUS. "a. LchStelu, MdESlall CQaS.
Winkelmann, Policeman on Night-duty
Joseph Koehler, Assessor Louis Schil-
ling, Bridge Tender Jos. Kunz, Street
Lamp Cleaner Gottlieb Dittmann, Keep
er of Public Cemetery JAG. L. Mueller,
Health Officer DR.. .. G. Strickler.
The Clerk also reported that Henry
Keller appointed Pound Master, declined
to qualify, whereupon the Mayor was
requested to make a new appointment.
The following bills were presented,
audited and ordered paid
Boarding & lodging city prisoners $28. IL
Hall rent on Election day 500
Work on Streets 800
Work on Grave Yard 600
Sundries for Fire Department 4.55
The Council thereupon adjourned
subject to the call of the President.
Attest: JOHN C. RUDOLPH,
LOUIS SCHILLING, Pres. of Council.
Clerk.
Approved April 18th A. D. 1883.
G. WEsCHCKE,
Mayor.