New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-04-13
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At Last Nights Council Meeting Mayor
Weschcke Announced His Ap-
pointments.
Policemen Heinen and Gulden Feel the
Axe. klause Appointed Mar
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Some Other Surprises. Mr.. K1ossner Re
elected President of the
Council.

Mayor Weschcke's appointments for
the ensuing year were announced as fol-
lows:
City attorney, Francis Baasen; mar
shal, Adolph Klause; night police, VIM.
Julius and Henry Rolwcs; surveyor, G.
NJ. Perry; assessor, VIM. Brust; pound
master, Henry Beinhorn; street commits
sioners, Lud. Friedrich and Aug. Juder-,
jain; street cleaner, John Dingler; scav-
enger, Werner Juenemann; supenntend-
ant of water works, Chas. Stoll; keeper
of cemetery, Jacob Dhein. /
The council then went into executive
session and all Of the appointments
were confirmed with the exception OF
Juderjahn for street commissioner.
Mayor Weschcke at once handed in
the name of Chas. Boehme in place of
Juderjahn and the appointment was con-
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All of the appointments are new ones
with the exception of Baasen, Dhein,
Dingler and Stoll. /
The Commercial Unions recommends
ton tor the treatment of tramps was
laid on the table. It is possible that it
will be considered at future meeting.
The bonds of all the applicants for sa-
loon license were approved.
The city assessor was instructed to At
tend an assessors meeting in St. Paul on
the 18th.
The contract for grading and gravel
ing Minnesota street from First to Third
South was awarded to Haeberle g. En-
merich for $475. The contract for
grading and g-aveling the same street
from Third North to Fifth North was
given to the same parties for $7OS.
The bid of F. Nagel & Co. for street
crossings and culverts, at the rate OF
$48 for street crossings and 1924 for cul-
verts, was accepted. ..
The New Ulm News was declared the
official paper. They offer to do the
city's publishing at 25 per cent of legal
rates. ....
The sprinkling contract was awarded
to August -Gieseke, the highest bidder,
at SAG month. Four other bids were
rejected. :
Hy. Dirks Of Springfield was New
Ulm visitor Monday. ..-
Frank Weber was home from the
University over Easter.
Baarsch s. Cannon will improve their
livery barn with good-sized addition.
Joe Henle of Fairfax, formerly of
New Ulm, has purchased harness shop
in Glbbon. IT CAL, +. -...--
Phillip Gross of Milwaukee and Mr..
Koerper of Columbus, Wisconsin, arrived
in the city yesterday.
Work on the proposed Touring mill
of Nichols, Hornburg and Letter at
Fairfax will be commenced in few
days. It will have a daily capacity of
eighty barrels.
; The Easter dance at Turner Hall, CIV
en- under the auspices of the Ladies So
ciety, was not as we'll attended as many
expected, but it was none the less q
pleasant event. The decorations were
unique and deserving ofspecial mention.
Tommy Head, who was sent from this
!. CITY tc the reform school at Red Wing,
: made his escape about month ago. On
: Sunday he turned up in this city and
was apprehended by Marshal Heinen.
/ NJ onday morning the marshal took him
once more to Red Wing.
; A. II: Wagner was at Sleepy Eye last
week and placed the telephone at Lar
rabee's drugstore in an enclosed booth.
Toa Herald reporter he said that the
; capital of the company would be in-
creased tins spring to 100000 and its
lines extended to Mankato, Evan, Nor
I gan, Redwood Falls, Lamberton aud
Tracy.
The marriage Of Eugene Pfeherle and
! Miss Lucy Weschcke occurred yesterday
: forenoon at the home Of the brides par
y ents, Mayor and Mrs. Weshcke. Rev.
. Schroeder performed the ceremony and
T only the clsaest relatives Of the bride
= and groom were present. u the after
q noon the young couple left on brief
:. pleasure trip, after which they will take
3 up their abode in the Bosch Block on
Z Minnesota street. The Review takes
3 especial pleasure IL congratulating this
s,lyounE couple, for it knows them 70 Be
( deserving. The groom is : young bust
Z ness man Of promise the bride an &C.
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