New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-06-06
Total
Disbursements
$611O.2S
4938.95
Bal. on hand Jan. I, 1900
$1171.33

Bal. on hand Jan. 1, 1900 $l171.3s
Acting under orders from Adjutant
General Lambert the End regiment will
80 into camp at Lake City June Fl and
remain until June 80. The list regiment
will 60 into camp July . and remain un-
! til the 2Sth. The artillery battalion will
follow July 10 and return home on the
29th. The dates for the srd regiment
have not yet been fixed. Company A of
the second regiment is making it's pre-
parations and will 60 into camp in good
condition. ~
The annual election of officers of
Burg's battery took place last Wednes-
day evening and resulted as follows:
Frank Burg, ST., Captain; VIM. E. Koch,
LIST Lieutenant; Max Burg, 2nd Lieuten-
ant; Theo. Kobaarsch, LIST Sergeant, Vim.
Rausch, 2nd Sergeant, Peter Herian
Commissary Sergeant; VIM. Schroer, 1st
Corporal, Joseph Soukup, End Corporal.
The battery IS now in correspondence
with the Adjutant General to be mus
tered into the National Guard reserve.
A wrestling match has been arranged
between Jack Curran of Grand Forks
and Her. Schmidt of Minneapolis to be
pulled off at the opera house Saturday
evening of this week. Both men are
prominent in sporting circles as fast and
scientific wrestlers and all who attend
are assured of hot bout strictly on the
square. Schmidt is the northwestern
champion welterweight while Curran has
tor long time held the championship
OF North Dakota, which state has turned
out some remarkably speedy wrestlers.
According to Observer Eckstein's
monthly summary the warmest day dur
ing the month of May recorded at this
point was SO degrees above zero which
temperature was reached on the 20th.
The coolest day was the second when
the mercury crawled down to 20, while
the average for the month was 62.8.
The total rain fall for the month was
but "a inches. There were IL clear
days, three cloudy and II partly cloudy.
! The End developed killing frost and
there were thunder storms on the 25th
and 31st. The prevailing winds we're
northwest.
Before Justice Jacobs yesterday Joseph
Schumacher plead guilty to the charge of
selling Intoxicating liquors on Memorial
Day and was fined So and costs, which
he paid. The Review has no desire to
stand as an apologist for violators of
the, law but if Schmucker's was the.
only case discovered by the police On
that day they must have heen afflicted
with near-sightedness to a marked de-
gree. Some laws and ordinances are
apparently made to be cisregarded, but
perhaps, like the Porto Rlcan tariff bill,
la liquor law one twenty sixth enforced
! is all that is required. 81. =
The presentation Of .sMother Love-
by the Milwaukee German Dramatic
company at Turner hall last evening
was certainly one Of the finest things in
the dramatic line that this city has ever
been favored with. Every part was well
Il taken and the com pany is well balanced.
The play itself is one Of those pastoral
q dramas which, like Joshua Whitcomb
4 and Shore Acres in the English, dealing
i with home life appeals to the better in
q stincts of the listener and finds ready
4 and hearty appreciate ion. !" N utter Liebe''
i will be followed tomorrow evening with
d the three act comedy, Hans Huckel-
1 bein,' and the Engagement will close
/ Sunday evening with the beautiful dra-
ma, Papa Nitsche. :
Keep cool anfls smoke 3 Blizzard 10c
j cigar.