New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-04-24
depot and the laying OF the necessary
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depot. and the laying OF the necessary.
and additional tracks. ss
In view Of these facts, be it resolved:
by the city council Of the city of New
Ulm that the City Clerk forward to you
this statement, and It is earnestly prayed
that you take up this matter at once and
decide favorably thereon in a short time,
thus insuring to us this year the con-
struction and erection of a station house
in keeping with the size aid business Of
our City.
The clerk then reported that, John.
Dingler having failed to enter into a
contract in company with p. N. Heinen
for sprinkling Minnesota Street, thesmay-
or and clerk had therefore entered into
contract with E. N. He1nen alone and
respectfully requested the council to ap-
was accepted and the action approved.
The clerk called the attention of the
council to a resolution that had been
passed March 5th last, authorizing the
committee on Graveyards and Parks to.
have windmill erected over the we'll in
the public cemetery, and also reported
that the said committee had failed to
have said improvement made.
! After careful consideration it was on
motion resolved thae the resolution of
March 5th relative to the erection OF a
windmill at the public cemetery be re-
considered and rescindea.
On motion it was by unanimous vote
resolved to pipe the water from the city
to the public cemetery and that the pipes
be laid as follows: Connecting with the
present mains at the intersection of
State and Sixth North Streets; from
there to Seventh North Street, 6 inch
pipe; from Seventh North Street across
Market to Washington Street and along
| Washington to Twelfth North Street,
Il inch pipe; along Twelfth North
Street to Jefferson treet and along JET
terson to the Public Cemetery, l inch
pipe.
1t was further resolved that the bid of
the Western Supply Co. to furnish the
pipes required for this extension for the
sum of $516.75 free on board of cars at
New Ulm should be accepted, they be-
ing the lowest bidders. 1t was also de-
cided to purchase 200 feet of inch cast
ron p ipe~ and the offer of the Western
Supply Co. to furnish said pipe for the
sum of $22 per ton, free on board cars
at New Ulm, was accepted.
The Superintendent of Water Works
and the Street Commissioner were in
structed to have the pipes laid to the
cemetery as soon as possible
The president then appointed the fol-
lowing councillors to strive on committees
during the absence of Councillor Rudolf
phi; Councillor Bosch on Graveyard
and Park; Councillor Zieher on Streets;
and Councillor Schmidt on Water Works.
The official bonds of Jos. Gales as
marshal, Christ. Filzen as street commits
sioner and John Nun as poundmaster,
were presented, read, ordered filed and
on motion approved.
Building permits were granted to FIR.
Beinhorn, N. Henningsen and Chas.
Marti as set forth IN their notices filed
with the clerk.
On motion Aug. Torno was appointed
park policeman with salary of $25 per
month for term continuing until dis
charged by the committee on Graveyard
and Parks and providing that he shall
do all necessary work IN said park with
out extra charge.
On motion the committee on Streets
was authorized to have First South Street
repaired as far as they deemed necessa-
| ry.
On recommendation of the mayor the
| clerk was authorized to purchase eight
nickel plated police badges.
The clerk was also authorized to or
! der the necessary supplies needed for
house connections with city water mains
and also the necessary specials required
for piping the water to the Public Gem
etery.
The retiring street commissioner pre-
sented his report of the sidewalks which
he had cleaned and repaired during the
past year, giving description of the
property abutting on such repairs, and
the cost thereof. The report was or
dered filed and an assessment roll Or
dered made and entered at the proper
time, Lowing an assessment against the