New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-04-17

Istreet between Blocks 20 and g and
between Blocks 1876 and 127 and hear.
the testimony and evidence on the part
Iof the parties interested.
The following applications for liquor
license were heard, and no OBJ ection be-
ing raised to any Of them, the council
granted licenses to the GLOWING parties
on condition that they file bond and pay
the license fee VIM. g. Cordes, Chas.
w. Block, Bernhard Reinhart, Mat. Sic
benbrunner, Richard Geisinger, Jacob
Bender, New Ulm Turnyerein John
Woratschka, Ernst Laue, Chas. Linde-s
mann, Gustav Goetsch, Joseph Flor, JOS
F. Groebner, j ohm Korbel Jr., VIM. Ann
Ime, Fred w lliams, Chas. Ssste1gel,
/
Henry Selfert, Anton Hartmuth, Frank
Z. Burg Jr., Ferd. Gollnast, John r. Neu-
mann, Wenze1 schotzko, John Wilt
! scheck Jr., Hugo Gebser, Andreas
Amann, Jos. Schumacher and Peter Herr
an.
The bonds Of all Of the foregoing, .ex-
cept John F. Neumann and Wenzel
schotzko, being presented, they were on
motion approved and the council ordered
the clerk to issue the license to such par
ties whose application had been granted
and whose bond stands approved. and also
to those, whose bond, being presented al
a later date, shall be approved by the
mayor, and upon the payment OF the
proper amount of license money.
Messrs. H. Wehye and R. Pfef1erle
representing the Board Of Education q
this city, being present, petitioned the
council to have the old school house il
North German Park reshingled and thu
two north rooms repaired and leased tx
the New Ulm School District for schoo
purposes. r.. - -.,@ .
4 On motion the petition was granted
and the committee on Grave Yards ant
t Parks was authorized to have the sai<
school house repaired as requested.
A committee, representing the Fir
/ Department, appeared before the coun
/. Gil and presented the plans for a fir
alarm system for the city, the system t.
include twelve alarm boxes, and also
!. proposition from Otto Setter to plac
), the said system as represented. On mo
= ton the proposition was accepted ant
s Otto Setter was authorized to construc
E: the system at cost not to exceed $500
The following resolution was presen
ted: To the Honorable Board of Rail
1 road and Warehouse Commissioners:
The city council of the City of Ne1
| OAA pACoCALo W yOAA AOAOA0OAO OON
y the following statement of facts:
n The City Of New Ulm, located i
Brown county in the State Of Minnesot
D has population of upwards of 5000
the city has one railroad, the Winona (
St. Peter division of the Chicago ,
Northwestern Railway Company's. sys
tenn, which passes through the city fro1
east to west, the station ofwhich- is Il
Gated about four squares distant fro1
the business centre Of the city. By re'
! son of its large trade and traffic, the al
nual freight and passenger receipts
the Chicago and Northwestern Railws
Company at the station of New Ulm e.
coed one-quarter milliondollars and hal
exceeded that amount for several yea
-, back. Nevertheless, the:company. in u
ter disregard of the safety and conven
No. ence of the people Of our city, has r
-. fused and neglected to erect or mainta
, proper passenger depot or. static
- building in the city. The only structu
y main. tanned by the railroad company f
. the handling of its large freight and pa
senger business in this city is low on
. story structure, used as freight hous
=; constructed of boards, SO feet and
~ inches in length by 20 feet and 6 inch
- in width, and located between the ma
= track on the south and a spur track {
the north. The east end of this structu
u has been roughly partltioned off in
a waiting rooms. one of which is design
j., for men and the other for women, t
as one for men being Is feet and II inch
:; in width and 10 feet and 8 inches
"a length and the one for women being
{ the same LENGTH and ii feet in Widt