New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-05-23
Bound Him Over.

0Oun0 HIM OVef.
John sWard, bartender for Albiu Carl
son, who was arrested upon the change
|of ling liquor without license ID the.
|tonnof Hanska. had his hearing before
asjuafice of the peace in that town Fri
day of laat week and was bound over. TO,
await The action Of the grand jury az the
June term Of the district court. County
attorney Olsen appeared for the state
and q. Is. Hagbsrg, Of this city, for the.
defense. The case is of considerable in
teIest By reason Of the technical point
involved. At It'd session in january the
board Of county commissioners, acting
under the law, granted Carlson license
70 run q saloon IN eHanska for per1od
Of one year, accepting therefor the sum
Of $500. Atthe April election, no sev-
or, the town Of Hanska voted no license,
also acting under the law, but Carlson
by virtue Of his license issued by the
county continued to operate bis saloon
and the action referred to was brought
against the bartender, Carlson himself
being absent, under the general statute.
In addition to the question as, to The
power Of tow nships to by vote abrogate
or annul license issued by the county
board follows the one as to whether or,
not Carlson may recover the pro rata
amount OF the license money unearned by
the county in case his license shalt be
declared void by the courts. The points
involved are purely technical, there be-.
ing no claim that the saloon has not
been run in an orderly manner and in
compliance with the law. The outcome
of the case will be watched with no lit
tie interest, but whatever may be the re-
suit it will serve to illustrate the fool.
lshness. and Inconsistency of the present
liquor laws of the state. '~><5 @-]~
Havelock McLennan, who was for
some time in the employ of the NJ. &
St. >. here and who last week took a
position as night operator at the G. g.
N. W. passenger station, has been ad-
vanced to day operator, J. S. Bennett, of
Winona, taking his place nights.
Havelock's many friends will be pleased
to learn of his deserved promotion:
Thursday afternoon the New Ulm Gun
club had its regular shoot at the fair
grounds. The result out of possible
rs was as follows: W. E. Koch, ID:
Herman ANIME, 10; M. Olsen, a. ALT.
j. Vogel, 10; Geo. Marti, 10. 3. Stock
man, 6; j. P. Graft, 6; VIM. Meyer, 10;
DIR. F. W. Fritsche, 7; Jul. Kranse, II;
Louis G.. Vogel, 10; John Toberer, 10;
Chas. Hauenstein, 10.
The marriage of Carl Olstad and Miss
lena Brude, of Hanska, is announced to
take place at the Lake Hanska Lutheran
church Wednesday. May 80. The groom
is one of the most prosperous and we'll
known men of that section while the
bride Is the charming daughter of Mrs.
1. Brude, and is one of the most popular
young ladies of the town. The Review,
in common with hosts of other friends,
wishes them the fullest measure of pros
perity and happiness.
The board of education held special
meeting Tuesday evening for the pur-
pose of making arrangements for the
putting in of closets and sanitary plumb
ing in Union school building. The con-
tract was let to Charles Toberer and the
work will be done at the same time the
work is done ON the new building. The
letting of the contract at this time is an
economical step on the part of the board
for the reason that the necessary mater
ial can be furnished much cheaper in
connection with tie high school con-
tract.
Under the protecting care of Deputy
Game Warden Geiger a party of New
Ulm. sportsmen went fishing Saturday
afternoon and remained out until Sun
day evening. Everybody caught fish
but Geiger and 1t is popularity supposed
that his failure to do so is a judgment
upon him for the watch he has kept up
on poschers during the closed season.
Tile party was composed of the follow
ing eminent gentlemen whose reputation