New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-10-09

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The base ball season closed with Sat-
urday's games. In the National League
New York leads, while in the American
Association Brooklyn wins the pennant
and in the Northwestern. Omaha.
DR.. Bowers was given a big reception
by Rochester people last Friday even
ing. That's right. Press not falling
man too far. Make it pleasant for him
when it is convenient.
Adjt. Gen. Mullen has decided to es-
tabIish three reserve militia companies
in the state. One has already been
started at Spring Valley, and the com.
missions were issued to the officers on.
Monday Reserve companies will also
be established shortly at Detroit and
Lake City.
The White Caps, wherever found,
are usually a cowardly, cruel and cri-
minal organization; but if they must
operate they cannot find any filter sub
jects for their arbitrary methods than
proselyting Mormon elders. The
White Caps are said to be driving out
the Mormon elders in the rural districts
of Tennessee. After the Mormon eld-
ers are extinguished then let the people
turn in and extinguish the White Caps,
and they will have model condition Of
society.
Ex.Gov. McGill evidently intends to
steer clear of politics for some time at
least.
When interviewed by a reporter as to
what he knew Of political matters, he
said: Nothing absolutely nothing.
I'm in business and lending to it, and
do not know what moves are being
made on the political checkerboard.
I'm not chewing the cud of disappoint-
ment, either, but am meditatively
looking on in Venice, as it were.''
The democratic papers of the state
are afraid Gov. Merriam will be re-
nominated. They know that with VIM.
r. Merriam at the head of the republic
can ticket their candidate will fare
poorly at the hands of the voters. We"
notice also that the purchaseable s.in-
dependent papers of the state are
lending their Influence to assist the
democrats in the nefarious job of at
tempting to blacken the good name of
Minnesota's 8 governor. They were re-
bubed at the polls last fall, just as they
will be next. HERON LAKE News.
Every indication points to Chicago as
the place for holding the worlds fair in
'92, and it is pretty well assured fact
that the Minnesota delegation in con-
gress will vote as a unit for the Western
metropolis. Mr.. j. j. Hill has just sub
scribed S25,O00 to the Chicago guaran-
tee fund and with the $300,OOO SUBJ
scribed by the Brewers Association the
total fund to date amounts to $S,OOO,-
900. 1t is announced that sixteen Ohio
Congressman have pledged their votes
to Chicago and it is believed that
goodly number of New England mem
bers will favor that city,
The new mechanics lien law went
into operation on the 1st. The law
as it now stands differs widely from the
past one, the time of action and filing
being considerably changed. A claim
in the future must be filed within ninety
days and an action begun within one
year from the time of The last item. A
person has only a right to a lien when
he has contract with the owner, his
agent, trustee. contractor or sub-con-
tractor; but written notices must be
posted and served on the owner within
five days, SO that his interest shall not
be liable to any lien. If the owner sells
land for the purpose of building or re-
pairing, the purchaser is responsible.
The sub-contractor can also secure his
claim by notifying the owner of his en-
ployment., The court has the power to
order the removal Of premises to salts
fy the lien. A lien is not satisfied by
the taking Of note or other evidence of
Indebtedness. Foreclosures are to be
made the same as mortgages, except
that pleadings are to be filed immcdi.
ately. The lien attaches to 40 acres
without the corporate limits of a city or
village. and to a lot not exceeding one
acre within such limits. When mater
ials are furnished for one contract for
two or more structures on the same or
contiguous lots, it is not necessary to
file separate lien.
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