New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-12-05

rest rooms and that these could be united
with the City Hall if that site were
sselecsed; He said further that the Dakota
House had furnished public ret rooms
for the city for the past fifteen years
and he was getting tired Of that job.
He also said that it would be mistaken
policy to place the City Hall at an UNI
desirable place just because it would
amount to an initial saving of few
thousand dollars. He said that we were
building for the future and should build
SO that in case itisho lid become necessary
to increase the size Of the City Hall that
it Guild be done.
DR.. ]. L. Schoch was another speaker
who favored a corner site location. The
matter was finally disposed of by the
Club going on record by a unanimc us
vote that they are opposed to the present
site and that they fsvyr the erection of
the City Hall on a corner. The COM
mlttee which was appointed by the
Board was requested to pres ent the
views OF the Commercial Club to the City
Council at an early date.
1t was suggested that hereafter the
minutes of the Board of Directors, which
usually meets before the club convenes,
should be read the same evening, thus
keeping the members informed of the
work that is being accomplished by the
board
A communication from the Detroit
Chassis Company, auton obi,e factory
promoters who are looking for location
in some thriving smaller community,
requesting information about the City
OF New Ulm and the possibilities Of in
teresting capital in such a factory here,
was read and referred to the Committee
on Industries.
The President announced his COM
mittee appointments for the ensuing
year and the secretary was instructed to
notify the members Of their appointment
and suggest to the chairman that they
call the members of their respective COM
mittees together at an early date to dis
cuss matters which come within their
particular line of endeavor. The COM
mittees appointed are as follows:
Transportation Committee. H.
Retzlaff, Chairman; H. L. Beecher,
Albert Steinhauser, ]. H. Siegel, j. H.
Foster, L. B. Krook, Fred Behnke.
Finance Committee: A. G.. Nellie,
Chairman; Ferd. Crone, August Dahl,
George Marti, Paul Lehman, w. E..
Engelbert, T.B, Meier.
Membership COMMITTEES: G. A. Otto
meyer, Chairman; H. N. Somsen, A. H.
Stork, A. O. Olson, F. H. Krook, Robert
Fesenmaier, Otto F. Oswald, And.
Saffert.
Civic Committee:-A. Ackermann,
Chairman: N. Henningsen, o. c. Strick-;
Ter, ]. M. Arbes, I. M. Olsen, E. Netting
er, Vim. Backer.
House Committee: Theo. Schonlau,
Chairman; w. B. Msther, F. H. Behnke,5
Ed. Veeck, E. A. Stoll, G. L. Schmidt,
T. ]. Snilsberg.
Industrial Committee Eibner,
Chairman; J. L. schoch, Carl Aufder-
heide, G. D. Cunningham, H. O. Schleu-
der, Albert Pfaender, R. M. Hicks.
4 Publicity Committee:-F. w. john
son, Chairman; H. c.. Hess, Herman
Held, John Henle, w. c. Miller, Eugene
Koehler.
Convention Committee: H. H.
Walter, Chairman: E. A. Pfefferle, E. f.
Wheeler, Emil F.. Buenger, Arthur L.
Book, John Brey, f. r. Emmings, A.
w. Mueller.
GoodRoads Committee: A. Ochs,
Chairman; F. P. Zschunke, Chas. Vcgtel,
Emil Mueller, Christ Filzen, Chas.
Hauenstein, ]. P. Graft, August Boyer.
Entertainment Committee:-A. j.