New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-09-11
Otto Baecker is clerking for F. III.

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RetzlaH.
Otto Baarseh is acting as night oper-
ator at Sleepy Eye.
Oscar Setter is making pills and po-
tons at the drugstore of A. j. Eckstein.
Company A will hold rifle shoot
next Sunday morning.
A. o. 0uren and Jens Anderson, of
the town Of Linden, were pleasant cal
lers at our sanctum. Monday afternoon.
August Brandt has had the misfor-
tune to lose the deer won at the bowl
ing exercises OF a week ago. In bring
ing the animal to town its horns were
broken and it is thought that the iniu-
ries therefrom caused its death.
Lafayette is being troubled with a
mad dog craze and already number of
them have had to be shot. VIM. Stras-
burg was in town Monday and stated
that he had killed two of his cattle that
had been bitten by the maddened ter.
rler and it was quite likely that he
would have to deal likewise with 9th
ers.
Let every member of the association
make the coming fair a personal mat
ter. Let each one think, plan, and
work Us though its success depended on
his own individual efforts. This will
make him feel his personal responsible
tiles, inspire him with enthusiasm, and
give him such interest and hopefullness
touching the whole enterprise as to-
guarantee an almost impossible failure.
VIM. Mueller, who for the past ten
years has been steady and deserving
employee in the cigar mandatory of
T. Burg, has severed his connection
with that establishment and will 90 to
Springfield in a couple of weeks to open
up business of his own. That place at
present affords no cigar industries and
1t would seem an excellent opening for
a young man of Mr.. Mueller's worth.
His many friends here, though sorry to
see him leave, will wish him the best of
luck, which we are confident Will attend
him.
While at theMilwaukee encampment,
Nouy TIi,,, 4
ted to a conference with the managers
of the Milwaukee road in regard to the
building of a road through New Ulm
that would connect with ST. Paul. The
managers looked favorably upon the
project and said only one thing proven
ted them from carrying it to compile
ton. That is the stringent railroad
Legislation in Minnesota. which virtual
ly kills off all railroad construction and
makes extension an expensive business.
# this is their only objection we should
think something could be done to bring
a pressure on the next legislature to do
away with these Objectionable laws.
Enough counties would be interested in
the building of such d road to have
some weight and we would urge that
something be done in the matter.
The board of trade held spirited
at Turner Hall last Friday ev-
ming, to discuss the subject of water
works. Although there was some diff.
ference of opinion as to the source of
supply. all were agreed that action
should be taken at once and according
~ q resolution was passed, requesting
the city council to furnish the city with
q system OF Waterworks of sufficient
capacity to supply the present and fu-
ture need of The town, and to do this
with the utmost expedition It is I'M
derstood that all the mem bers of the
council are in favor of water works and
it is to be hoped that in compliance
with this resolution they will take i'm
mediate steps towards supplying US
with plenty of pure water. It is not too
late to commence work this year and
by next summer the system could be
completed. Let the city council get
to work and give New Ulm what she
has long been in need of waterworks.
The Herald says it would be good
idea for every tax payer to bear in mind
that New Ulm is not finishing the court
house. Well, let's see. The money al.
ready furnished by New Ulm will put
the building under roof and will 90
good deal further towards lessening the
expense to the people of new court
house than any offer yet made by Sleepy
Eye. Take the Herald own figures.
They furnish as good an argument for
New Ulm as any. In the first place
the Herald says the building will cost
500, 900, which we do not believe. Now.