New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-12-25

The schools closed on Monday for
two weeks vacation.
Werner Boesch and wife went to Mar
shall yesterday,
Entertainments will be given a,
Union Hall or the evenings of Deem
Der % and 20 for the benefit of the new
Catholic church.
City Attorney Eckstein is fitting up q
private consultation room adjacent to
his Office over the Brown County Bank,
which promises to be the finest of its
kind in the city.
The .Stachelschwein' will be issued
in couple of weeks. It will appear in
i've weekly issues and promises to con-
tain some mighty interesting reading
matter. Take it by all means.
Mr.. Lind has received. out of the full
batch of house committee, the chair
manship OF the mileage committees and
membership on the committees on
Commerce and Reform of Civil Service
For the year ending July 81, 1889,
82,227 students were enrolled in the
graded schools of Minnesota, and the
average attendance was 81, 457. During
the year ended there was paid $50, 4O5..
so to superintendent and 500, 9O2.5O to
principals and teachers. Of the teachers
800 are graduates of state high schools,
364 of normal schools and 139 of collie
ges.
Here is a pointer to drivers on the
roadways: The law provides that, if a
man wants to go faster than another
one, ahead of him on the road, is going.
he has right to pass, and if he is pre-.
vented by the other, and an accident
should happen thereby, the man thus
obstructing the road is responsible for
damage done. No man has a right,
however, to infringe upon the rights
of others in trying to pass. -Ex.
AS the new year approaches and
opens upon us, why wouldn't it be a
good idea to put new life into the rail
road boom? 1t is no longer nee essary
to inform the people of New Ulm that
we need a new road. They know that
we'll enough. 1t simply needs urging.
1t requires only certain amount of
talk to get them to doing something.
When once started it is easy to accom-
plish. Then let our rustlers remember
this as one of the improvements that
they should agitate.
Since our last mention of marriage
licenses there have been issued the fol.
lowing: Jacob L. Overton to Flora
Winegarden; Adolph Jensen to Lib
bic Herniman; Charles Thompson to
Julia t. rorkelson; John Fl. Lau 20
Nina Barker; John G. Geisler to Mary
Moll; David Simon to Julia Sweeney:
Louis Evans to Mary Guse; Christoph-
er Manager to Ida Trebesch; Henry
Galzbrunn to Louisa Gag; Christian
johnson 10 Annie NJ. Paulson; Henry
Har'mac Jr. to Minnie Retzlaff; Will
liam J. Winkelman to Mary Glev; and
Wallace Quesnell to Lidia E. Kelley.
AS the last move in the Brown county
seat contest, Sleepy Eye asks for writ
OF mandamus compelling the commits
sioners to act upon the petition which
they refused to consider at their last
meeting. 1t is none of our FIGHT. but
it strikes US that if majority of the
voters OF county want an election on
the county seat matter the commission
ers can't prevent that issue.-Redwood
Gazette.
How would it be, brother, if it was in
your own county instead of ours?
Strikes us that you would see things in
a somewhat different light if the west
end of your county, with Lam berton at
Its head. would start 4 little fight of it's
own tor the much priced county seat.
1t would be a horse of different color
then, wouldn't il?
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