New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-10-09
D0INGS OF THE ALDERMEN
They Hold Their Regular Meeting and
.s Transact Routine Business.

The city council held its regular meet
ing last Tuesday evening, with all men,
bers present except Alderman Boesch.
President Klossner occupied the chair.
On motion it was resolved that the
clerk give proper notice in the official
paper that bids would be received by the.
council at the Office of the clerk up to
o'clock p. m. Of October sth, for the
grading, graveling, sewering and boule-
varding of State Street from Second South
to Sixth South according to established
grade.
| q. q. Rein was granted permission to
erect an iron pole on the outer edge of
the sidewalk in front of his jewelry store
for the purpose of placing a large street
clock.
A communication from the mayor, APP
pointing Arnold Gulden night policeman
for the term of six months, was present.
ed and the appointment confirmed, sala-
Try to remain as heretofore.
The following levles upon the taxable
real and personal property in the city of
New Ulm were then agreed upon: For
interest and sinking fund, $2,50O; for
streets and bridges, $4,000; for water
works, $500, and for fire department.,
$500. |
Further resolved, that an assessment
roll be ordered, made and entered, Law
ing an assessment agains tthe several par
GELS of land described in the street COM
missioner's report for the cleaning and
repair OF sidewalks for the amount set
opposite each parcel of land in said re-
port. H. ~
| On motion, resolved, that the owners
and occupants of lots and premises front
ing on the south side of ed North street.
between State and German streets. and
also fronting on the North side of I'd
North street between Minnesota and Ger
man streets, are hereby ordered to have
a sidewalk constructed, S feet wide, and
to be laid 2 feet from tie property lin
its, all according to established grades,
and in accordance with ordinance No. 2.
all to be completed on or before Nov, 1st.
1895.
This resolution was passed unanim ous-
Ily.
A building permit was granted to
James Newton as set forth in his aopli-
cation.
The committee oD streets reported
that they had made contracts with John
Luetjen for the construction of cutters
on both sides Of Second North street be-
tween Minnesota and German for the
sum OF 9 cents per running foot. The
report was accepted.
On motion the committee on streets
was authorized to have crossings con-
Istructed across German Street at Second
North Street and also to have sidewalk
three feet wide, constructed on the east
side Of German Street from Second North
to the schoolhouse in German Park.
The following bills were audited and
allowed administration fund.- $19.21:
Park fund, 1910 Street fund, s1519.
~. Waterworks fund, $566.58
ne he lFiremen's Relief Association cleo.
ted the following officers On Monday
evening resi- lent, Chas. Brust; vice
president, Chas. stoll; secretary, VIM.
Brust; treasurer, W. 3. Koch; trustees.
Fred Pfaender, Ernst Wicherski. Geo.
Doster and z. G. Vogel. 4. II. Wagner
rendered his resignation as . member Of
the fire department, and Chief Brust an
lpointed Ferd. Crone to succeed HIM q
Foreman Of Hose Co. Nj. j.