New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-04-11

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CONFIRMED.
II Nsw CITY cssncil liosds q First lIsetias
Lot EvsaaliI - 0sta ?
IT, city pfiatinx A~ardsd % he f<e,v,s e i
RIdic.iosaly Ise~ lsste. SO:
e took the retirlag city council but 4
very short time last evening to wind up
its work for the year and after q fey m,
important matters had been attended 70,
BIZ gracefully side epped and made way.
for the new body From the fact that.
the new council IS Identical with
the old, with the exception Of Eibner,
from the second ward, the reorganiza-
ton was merely matter Of form giving
opportunity for a little skirmishing and
the registering Of 8 few complimentary
votes for the various members for pres
ident ofthelcouncil, but resulting in the
unanimous reelection Of Jacob Kloss-
ner. X. Il .ss.s 4 =ss.
sA. message from the mayor announced
the following appointments which were
confirmed: s.$z s z s. II S=is $
City attorney, Joseph a. Eckstcln;
Assessor, Charles Grussendorf; Marshall,
Adolph Klause; Patrolman, w. Julius,
l>H. .Rolwes; Surveyor, J.=Bcrndt; Street
commissioners J. G, Harbeck, Carl Boeh-
me; supt. water works, G, stoll; Pound
master, G. Clement; Street cleaner and
and scayenger, John Dingler.= b.
The appointments Of city scaler and
health officer were made by the council
as follows: ~ .9 BIZ .::=. T e i
City scaler, Charles Stuebe; Member
board Of health, DR.. G. F. Reineke. ! ..; /.
- The several committees announced by
President Klossner were as follows:
Streets-Manderfeld, Nagel, Eibner. i.
| Sewers--Nagel, Geiseke, Eibner. ..
Observation-Disclosures, Eibner, Man
derfeld. IN = ,>.s =.
Fire dept-Maaderfeld, Geiseke.
Cemctery-Weyhe, Eibner. -
Lighting Eibner, Manderfeld,
Buildings-Geiseke, Weyhe.
Bids were received from the three
English papers of the city for the city
printing fer the current year and the
contract was awarded to the News at
AZ per cent of the legal rate. Other
bids were: The Review, 40 per cent
Journal 663 per cent. AS the entire
printing bill at legal rates foots up the
magnificent sum of $3.50 the frugal spir-
it Of the council in calling for bids is to
be commended, and the profits OF the
successful competitor may be easily fig
ured. =
Twenty -six applications for liquor IL
censes were granted and the bonds of
the applicants approved.
A contract was made with the Center
Vile Coal Co., of Centeryille, Iowa, for
the years supply of coal at $3.50 per
ton delivered. ~
Salaries were fixed as follows: Mayor,
800 per year; city clelE, 5000; treasur-
er, $3.50; city attorney, $500; ch,et of
police, 5000; patrolmen, 1910; street
commissioner, $3.50; supt. >waterworks,
500; street cleaner, 81 per week.
The receipts of the New Tin Post Of
flee from April /, 1899 To March 81,
| 1900 were $8,047.9S. Of ibis amount
the sale of stamps, postal. cards, etc.
Melted $7166.92, the box. rept anltuoted
to 1903 10, and newspapers and peri obi
cabs $l279l. .... .....~..- -
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph p. Vngel, the
parents Of county auditor Louis Vogel,
will start Sunday afternoon via the c..
& N. w. for Germany Tiny will be
absent about four or. five months, visit
ing theil old home and various lointszuf
interest in the old country s. S=
The latest industry spoken # fer New
Ulm%is matrimonial bureau. s The. cdl.
tor of The Review has ! the promise of
two Or three likely male. subjects. torop-
Grafton in view and an equal number Of
blushlng maidcns have signitcd their
Willingness to change heir condition.
u a bill has been Introduced lncongress
making all state militia regiments q
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