New Ulm review., 1921-03-09
One APPLICATION
IS TURNED DOWN.
COUNCIL REFUSES TO GRANT
REFREsHMENT LICENSE
TO c. LINDMEYER.
MIKE GAREIS is PERMITTED
TO RAZE PARK SCHOOL
FOR MATERIAL.

The regular monthly meeting of the
city council, held last Tuesday even
ing, proved a rather busy one, the
principal matter to be disposed of be-
ing the considerable of the applica-
tions of the "a proprietors of local re-
freshment parlors for license under
the new ordinances recently passed
by the city fathers.
On Applicant Turned Down.
All of the applicants but one re-
ceived the license as requested, the
exception being Charles Lindmeyer,
who conducts the Union Cafe on North
Broadway, and against whom, it is said,
the Federal prohibition authorities
have issued warrant for the alleged
sale Of "moonshine" some weeks ago.
The matter was investigated by a
Federal prohibition agent at the time
and, it is said, Mr. Lindmeyer con-
fessed
Objected to Others.
LII IHe COulSc VI eilc ulSCuSSiOll Icld-
tive to the license applica tions, Presi-
dent l.. B. Krook objected to licenses
being granted number of other ap-
plicants, but his opposition proved
unavailing. Nevertheless, he desired
to be recorded as voting mo- on the
applications referred to by him. Those
who received licenses are: Fred Will
liams, Jacob Fritz, Ben M. Reinhart,
Robert Meidl, Anton Bartl, H. c..
Schmidt, John Zischka, Frank A..
Schleif, August Boyer, Wenzel Schloe-
gel, Anton A. Henle & Co., Martin
Schnobrich, A. j. Groebner, Ben. l..
Vetter, William Pfeiffer, Esser Bros,
Herman j. Lindmeyer and New Ulm
Turnverein. Soda fountain and cafe
licenses were granted to the following
applicants, Willibald Eibner & Son,
F. w. Eibner, New Ulm Candy
Kitchen (Teynor s. Groebner, pro-
prietors), G. H. Becker and Concordia
Club.
All of these applicants had previously
complied with the provision of the new
ordinance, prohibiting cutrains, screens
and other obstacles in the front of their
places of business, and providing a
clear and unobstructed view Of the
interior from the sidewalk.
Razing Old School House.
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The request of Mike Gareis Of this
city, for permission to raze the old
German Park school house for the
material contained therein, was grant
ed. The council had, at previous
meeting, decided to advertise fot bids
for this structure, but no bids were
submitted. Mr.. Gareis will be re-
quired to remove all the debris from the
premises, as we'll as to level off the site
of the old school house, and the work
must be completed by May 15.
Discuss Ebb in Treasury.
In view of The various public i'm
provements that have been petitioned
for to the council in the recent past, the
city fathers discussed the shortage OF
city funds available for this purpose
The total estimated cost of the i'm
provements, ccording to City Engineer
F. D. Minium, would be about $75,.
900, Of which some $4,000 represents
the share which the city at large woulc
have to pay. 1t would require quite
flexible currency to be able to stretch
the city's finances to such an extern
that they would cover this expenditult
and the councillors are strenuously at
tempting to find some means OF solving
the money problem. Unless they ar
successful, the desired improvement
will have to be postponed until som
more opportune time.
Election Judges Named.
Judges to serve at the coming cit,
election, Tuesday, April S, were ap
pointed by the council as follows: Firs
ward, Councillor Otto Oswald, Coun
cilor Jerry Reardon and HERNIA
Beussmann; Second ward, Councilo
Dr.. Emil Mueller, Councillor Kal
Aufderheide and Hugo Gebser; Thir
ward, Councillor L. B. Krook, Counci
lor William Lieb and H. F. Schrade'
The appointment Of clerks Of electio
was deferred until later date. Regis
tration day is Tuesday, March 20, on
week before the election. Since th
adoption Of women suffrage, Ne
Ulm's fair sex will be permitted to cas-
their vote at the city election.
Redeem Sewer Bonds.
City Clerk William P. Backer we
instructed to redeem $4,000 worth
sewer bonds, which will become dr
April |, this year.
The council also voted to invest til
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