New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-03-10
DECIDES FOR NO LICENSE
Hanska Village Concludes It Can
Get Along Without Saloons for
Another Two Years.
Vote in Favor of Existing Order of
Things Larger Than it Was
Year Ago.

saloons Hanska voters renewed their
allegiance to the 'sdry policy" yester-
day by vote of 81 to 10.
Evidently they like the experiment,
for year ago the majority against
license was only Is.
The contest waged in the village was
a hot one, but, on the part of the Ii
cense advocates, u fruitless one. The
bands they had engaged for Monday
evening did not seem to add, in the
least, to their number of votes.
The officers elected for the village
we're as follows: President, N. j.
Ouren; councilmen, Ed. Carlson, r.
). Backer and M. B. Erickson; recor-
der, Einar Toenberg; treasurer, E. G.
Hage; assessor, C. Ahlness; justice,
P. J. Blien; constables, VIM. Bruce
and Chris. Moe.
In Springfield the following ticket
was elected without opposition: Mayor,
Geo. P. Forster; councilmen, Ed. Nell
son: Adolph Aftermath and Julius
Rick; recorder, John Eichmann;
treasurer, John r. Schmid: assessor,
NJ. II. Gamble: constable, Wm.4Krah-
ling.
The following are the results of
/ yesterdays elections in nearby town
ships:
Courtland Village-President, Geo.
NV. Schlottmann; councilmen, Lorenz
Hunziker Herman Poehler and Max
Frederick; recorder, c. w. Block;
treasurer, Otto Berberich; justices,
Ed. Precht and Ed. Krlenke; consta-
bles, Ernst Etter and Ben Arndt.
I yette-Supervisor, Adam Cob
lirsch Jr.; clerk, Henry Simmet; as
SCISSOR, Joseph Simmet; treasurer,
George Saeckl; justices, Anton Young.
blom and Joseph Diepolder; consta-
bles, Frank E. Guggisberg and Chas.
Youngblom; road overseers for the
six districts in the order named,
Chas. Lille, Carl Muehl bauer, George
Saeckl, Julius Hagberg, Joseph Hack
er and G. H. Nelson. The township
voted 1900 for road and bridge
purposes and $500 forcurrente
The supervisors were also authorized
to purchase six still road drags.
Milford Supervisor, Dan Mecklen
burg; clerk, 81. J. Meyer; treasurer
Fred Rollotf; assessor, Herman
Albrecht; constables, Robert Lam
brecht and julius Schauer; justice
Robert Albrecht; road overseers fol
the seven districts in the order named
John Mack, Fred Scar. VIM. Marti
Arthur Moll, Fred Rolloff, Johl
: Carols and Herman Pfaender. Th,
sum of $500 was voted for roads ant
bridges and general expenses.
West Newton-Superyisor, William
Palmer: clerk, Matt. Walser: treasurer
John Reinhart: assessor, Aug. Strate
justice, Ben Reinhart; constables
!, Hubert Reinhart and George Wager
road overseers, Jos. Boyer, Loui
Rieke, Anton Altman and Louis G
Bushard. The sum Of 81, 500 wa
voted for roads and bridges an,
general expenses.
Cottonwood-Supervisor, Jos. n
Schaefer: clerk, JOS. ]. Sperl: treasu
rer, Geo. G. Griebel; assessor, Her
man Fritsche; justice, a. A. Schlump
berger: constables, Geo. II. j ahnk
and Geo. Kopp. The levy for genera
town purposes was ST 900.
Sigel Supervisor, Lorenz Kral
clerk, John Manderfeld; treasurer
VIM. Berg; assessor, Hy. Waibel
justices, Robert Seifert aud job
Wellman; constables, JOS. Schloege
and August James. The sum of $50
was voted for general town purposes
Courtland-Supery Fred Foss
clerk, Ed. Precht: treasurer, Mic Rein
hart: assessor, Fred Ringsdorf; JUST
ces, G. Grussendorf and Sam Gieseke
Oh SEN ORDERS STAY IN JUDGMEN'
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