New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-04-10
new COUNCIL ORGANIZES
Alderman Eibner Elected Presi-
dent For Another Year.
John Henle is Appointed Assessor
and JOS. F. Groebner Com.
missioner of Streets.
No Changes Made in the Police or
Other Departments Of
the City.


as member, met for the final time
last evening The session was short
one, devoted chiefly to complimentary |
speeches in behalf of the retiring menu
Der, and after brief response by Mr.. /
Flor motion was made to adjourn. .
The new council then organized by .
electing Wd. Eibner as president and !
Alderman Pfaender as temporary i
chairman. Acting Mayor Eibner ham
ded in the following appointments, all |
of which were confirmed:
Chief of Police-Adolph Klause with
a salary of $50 per month.
Night Police-Jos. Tauer and Jos.
| Weisenborn, with salaries of $50 a
month.
City Attorney-Alber Pfaender with
a salary of $40 month.
! Assessor ohm Henle. Mr.. Henle
! is to receive $3.50 for making the as
sessment of personal property for the
current year.
Street Commissioner--Jos. F. Groeb-
ner with salary of S45 per month.
/ Park Police-Jos. Kunz with a sala-
ry of $50 per month.
ner Juenemann.
In addition to the above the council
reappointed Adolf Wagner as water
and light superintendent at the old
salary and Ernst Wicherski as city
scaler.
William Jahnke was named to sue
coed himself on the Board of Health
and John Herzog was once more ap-
pointed as inspector of halls and The
aires.
VIM. Tiedemann and Mike Ranwei-
Ter we're authorized as special police
for TuHper Hall and the Cath oic
church.
By a unanimous vote the Review
was made the official paper of the city.
Standing committees were named by
President Eibner as follows:
! Light and Water: Graft, Pfaender
and Wicherski.
Streets and Sewers: Nagel, Wichers-
XII and Gieseke.
Finance: Pfaender, Graft and Nagel.
Park and Cemetery: Wicherski and
Gieseke.
Fire Department: Gieseke and Pfaen-
der.
Buildings and Public Grounds:
Graft and Nagel.
A special committee on roads enter
ing the city from Nicollet county
consists of Aldermen Eibner, Graft
and Nagel.
The street committee was instructed
to prepare a new ordinance extending
the cement sidewalk district and the
attorney and clerk were author ized to
draft new ordinance covering the
licensing of dogs.
Another meeting of the council will
be held next Monday evening.
Mrs. F. Burg entertained the Senior
!, Pioneer ladies yesterday afternoon.
? Andrew Saffert has purchased Jos.
? Lessner's residence on Front street.
A postponed meeting of the Turn.
I verein will be held Saturday evening.
The farm of N. J. JensonEtin Prairie.
vile has been sold to Neils Jenson Of
Withee, WIS.
Mrs. Sarah Walter of ST. Peter has
been visiting the past few days with
the family Of Chas. Marti.
Rev. j. S. Rood was installed az
pastor of the Congreg ational church
> in Sleepy Eye last evening.
Word has been received here from
;, Spokane that Mr.. Oscar Setter anG
Miss Lydia Kiesling will be married
. in June.
4 Mesaames Schoch, Richardson anc
Somsen and Miss Daisy Richardson
b will attend the Savage production Of
i ssThe College Widow" at the Mankato
9 Theatre tomorrow evening.
q Reinhold Dahms, A. Burmeister, l..
j. Buenger, Paul Hackbarth, Adolph
= Bierbaum, John Langmack and Fer.
: dinand Bleck, representing the vari.
9 Gus bowling clubs of this city, went to
/ Henderson Saturday afternoon and in
1 three straight games were defeated to
!. the tune of 300 pins. AS honors are
now even between the two clubs a
: third game to settle the championship,
4 will be played on the Y. M. G. A. al
legs in Mankato next Wednesday eve,
ming.
Andrew J. Eckstein is very busy
! man these days. Last evening he at
! tended the quarterly meeting of the
: State Catholic Order of Foresters in
ST. Paul and this morning he will meet