New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-04-16
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allowed the mayor for incidental ex-
penses in connection with his office.
The bonds Of the City Justices, Fran
els Baasen and Albert Blanchard. City
Clerk Schilling and John Nun Sr. were
approved and ordered filed. That of
the city treasurer was fixed at $50, OQ0..
On motion the New Ulm Review was
designated the official paper for the en-
suing year. In connection with this, it
was resolved that only such abstracts
Of the proceedings as are of interest 10
the community be published in the
Review and Post at the rate allowed
last year, publications in the Post to be
in German, but no fee for translation
to be allowed.
The following standing committees
were then appointed by the president,
it having been resolved to appoint an
nually hereafter standing committee
on water works; Streets, Frank,
Schmucker and Ochs; grave yard ard
parks, Stuebe and Schmucker; fire de-
partment. G. L. Roos; water works,
Rocs, Stuebe and Koch.
G, w. a. Krook appeared before the
council and argued in favor of a side
walk on Centre Street leading up to the
college. Matter was referred to the
councillors from the third ward for in
vestigation and report.
An application from Edward Malt
zahn for the temporary removal of his
building to this lot across the street
from its present location was granted
with the provision that it be removed
out of the fire limits on or before Sep
tember first of the year. Building per-
mits were also granted to August Erie
ton, f. Engel, and Julius Krause.
Councillor Stuebe then offered the fol-
lowing resolution: Whereas it has been
stated that the vote for councillor in the
second ward at the last city election
had been incorrectly counted and re-
turned, and in order that the correct
result may be ascertained and known,
it is resolved that committee of two
councillors be appointed, whose duty it
shall be to recount the vote for coun-
cilor in the second ward cast at the last
city election, on the 9th day ofApril, 1890,
10 o'clock a. m., at the city clerks Of
fee, and, that the Judges of election of
that ward, and Joseph Schmucker and
Frank Schubert, candidates for the Of
flee of councillor at that time, be invited
to be present at such count, and that
said committee request the New Ulm
Post to publish the correct result of such
recount and report to this council. =
The resolution was carried and Roos
and Ochs were appointed as such COM
mittee.
On motion, S5 was allowed for tie
payment of one-third of the insurance
on the school house in North German
Park, the same being the increase in the
rate on account of oil kept there. At
ter levving poll tax of one day on ev.
very person liable, the council allowed
the following bills and adjourned: Ad-
ministration, $l755; Street Fund
| $17. Cd
| Another and adjourned meeting was
held April 10th. All members were
! present except President Koch and in
his absence Councillor Roos occupied
the chair. The council ut once pro.
ceeded to confirm the appointments Of
the mayor for the ensuing year, which
were as follows: Poundmaster, F. S
Lehman, John Nun having refused to
accept; Street commissioner, VIM. Keep.
ke, with a salary of $40 per month un.
til Nov. l, 1890 and ST.. per day there
after for actual service. He must fur
nish bond in the sum of $500 and paw
over every monthsto the city treasurer
all money collected on account of poll
1 tax.
'1Is clerk reported that Jos. A. Eek
stein, city attorney, Louis Schilling,
assessor, George Boock, surveyor Anton
Zieher, marshal, Arnold d. Gulden, po.
liceman, Jos. Gales, constable, and
George Dittman, ! lamp tender, had
qualified and accepted Office. The of.
hcial bonds of Jos. GALES, constable,
Anton Zieher, marshal. and 81, G.
Mueller. treasurer, were presented and
approved. A building permit was
granted to Charles Wagner and the
committee on Grave Yards and Parks
was authorized to make the necessary
improvements and gradings in public
cemetery.
The applications for liquor license
| were then heard, and, no objection be-
ing raised, the council, after approving
the bonds, granted the same and order
cd the clerk, upon the payment of the
proper amount of license, to issue IL
censes to the following named persons,
to wit: Jacob Hottinger, Joseph Flor,
Ferdinand Gollnast, Isidor Haas, John
Pechtl, Weigand Hauenstein, Joseph
Schnobrich, Joseph Schmucker, Math
and Geo Siebenbrunner, F. w. .Baarsch,
Fred Williams, Wenzel Schotzko, Ed.
Maltzahn, Richard Geisinger, Anton
Schwerzler, Andrew Amann, John
Gabriel, New Ulm Turn Verein, Henry
Grenholz. Charles Brust. John F. Neu-
mann, and Wilhelm ANIME.
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