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pply any quantity of best brands
of flour at regular rates on short notice.
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grinding of shorts and fodder, having
added a stone reserved for such a puY
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only one week's duration, and yet,
our experience-has been an event
ful one. Grape and banister frbifa.
a brother editpr, and two hostile
demonstrations* The ball was set
in motion by Mr. Bogen, who gav$|
us a 'fearful raking' over the coal$,
because we spelled the word exist
ence in our prospectus, 'existance.''
Although this error of ours was of
small dimensions, the blast we got
about it, not from Gabriel's trumpet,
but from Bogen's, was huge and
caused such a clattering of
our teeth, and shaking of our
limbs, that all the quinine in
our drug shop was inadequate to stop
it. We had barely got over our a
foresaid grief when in conies a rural
chap, with blood in his eye, who
swore he'd lick the editor for not
publishing a communication in re
gard patsnt hobby of his. Not be
ing a fighting editor, and the fellow
not being personal-y acquainted with
us, we palmed him oif with "Editor
not in."
We were about congratulating
ourselves upon our lucky escape,
when in stepped another gentleman,
who gave us regular fits for saying
something that he thinks we should
not have said. One goes lor you be
cause you didn't, and the ether be
cause you did. Who wouldn't be
an editor
The week's experience has given
us an inkling of what we may ex
pect in the future, so we have taken
Time by the forlelock, and brought
our small arms into close proximity.
Two small howitzers have been or
dered, one of which will be placed
on each side of our office entrance.
So you "fellers" that come in to in
terview the editor with hostile in
tentions, better "look a leetle out."
The public, debt was decreased
during the year of 1877. $46,965,799.
With
present
bury's message, which will be de-
resources of- the State exhibited
at the Paris exposition, and com-
1
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C. II. Ross,
Cashier.
in the States and Territories west of
the Missouri river, including British
Columbia and the west coast of
Mexico, during the vear 1877, shows
an aggregate yield of 98,500 000.
can supply any quantity or best brands were recognizable, the others being
NEW ULM CITY MILL CO.
Miltvaukee Advertisements.
CONIJ: ADOUm MKIKJ5KK. C. PKZHOHJJ
MEINECKE & COn
Toysjancy goods,Yankee Notions,| 'i^
Willow Ware & Children's Carriages! *K
No. 93 Huron Street Milwaukee Wi"
J, FOTES & HBO.,
B$&
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-ad dealers in
NUTS GREEN FRUITS ]*"*i hi****
etc. ^'.^Ctc^k/P' -etc. S
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15!Bast Waterft. gy^Wr
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By a late ruling of Attorney Gen
eneral Devens, an army officer who
accepts a consular or diplomatic
appointment forfeits his place in the
army, even if he is on the retired
list. This ruling effects Capt. Batteari
and General Sickles, and deprives
them of a very comfortable income.
On Jan. %n(l a car-load of nitro
glycerine, on the Chicago & North
western railroad, exploded while
being loaded, a mile north of Ne
gaunee, Mich., causing the death of
seven men. The engine, car, and
telegraph lines were entirely demol
ished. The locomotive was lifted in
to the air and thrown fifty feet and
landed in a confused mass of wood
and iron. Only four of the killed
blown to atoms, no piece larger than
two pounds being found.
WHAT TSIE APEKS SAY OF THE
U^VIEW.,
New Ulm- Herald:
The first number of fhcVyCu Ulm WeeklvRirvii:w
made its appearance tliis wWk. It is neat, t.ity
looking select, and reflects drV'dit upon its proprie
tor, Major BoMcter.
Eagle, Lake Iudepenid'"hf.
*^Hf-
the jociiivl of J.iuu.iry.
u.i*. 1 risrlit .i sunbeam, \.elcjbhie-.
''St. Piter Tribune: ^O-
Tho New Ulm AVeekly Koview1 pul^ished by Maj.
Joveph'teobleter,u,nm.ule
ice $1 pei ear,m ad\ ance. That IT a judicious
o\\ our
onipass and
_AV'eJiave al*receive very flatter
ing noljees 6MMadelia Times,,
tfarsKflf $&^*tedwood Ga-]
::ette and Lal&'City Leader,
The^aboveibeing- a fair sample of
hem all. ^Thanks, brother editors,
'or your kind reception.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CO[JN-
TY COMMISSIONERS.
AUDITOR'S OFFICE,
.County of Brown,
STATE OP MINNESOTA.
Jan. 1, 1878-
i Members of the old Board present,
(j'has. Wagner, L. D. Rice and Ole
jjorgenson.
The minutes of last July session
^fere read and ordered to stand ap
proved.
Motion made and carried to ad
journ till to-morrow Jan. 2nd, at 9
ojclock a. m.
Jan. 2.Meeting called to order
by-Chairman Wagner present, Messi a.
Ci Wagner, and h. 1). Rice of the oid
Board and VV. H, Sanders, Ole Jour
gtnson and Anton Manderfeld, new
ly members,, wha qualifie
aijd took their seats.
SelectedthDdvotes,nwasedeclareohelecd:
The Boar then proceeded
hairman and th sevent bal-
iVlr. L. Rice receiving a niajor
of all duly
elected. On motion of Mr. Wagner
thfe Board proceeded to examine and
cancel the various count}'- orders.
Afternoon session, Meeting
called to order by the chairman. Ail
members present.
Motion made and carried, to
charge amount of 76,02, balance of
seed wheat account, to the County
revenue fund.
Petition from Cottonwood for
laying out road was ordered to be
we iei\ed ti first copy pfthtfxcwuimBEVIKW Cox Judge of the District Court^v.io
The ^\per like the day
h*'a]
an#Ue1
hheit
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mid other iiwttop interest. We Welcome it to
oiir e\chanse Iis$, and wish it murhpWperity.
dSf. Paid Dispatch
P*1
The irc Ulnj Rc^rewis, the nivrne a new eek
ly paper published at Now Blm bjOvtAjoi Bobleter
Majoi Bobietcriis one of tho-e enerufetie, pushing,
never^ay-fail men, -a itli a good lde^ ofhvh it a news
paper should be, as i shown )y tlie contents of the
ftn-t inunber, anil if the paper is p,itrdni/*d accor
ding to its mt! rit, v, ill make .1 successiof tlie Review.
Mankato Union-
Anew woeklvpaper made its Ilibut in New:
Ulm with the-dawa of tho Sow Vo ir, callled the NEW
I L-m ffntft KEVIKW. Jt is a 2d-clim!i sheet,
[Pri^:m?,l^^!
nw
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,th
rejected, the same not being properly ^u
drawn up. JR. HBher..
Motion made by Mr. Manderfeld, u. li. Tyler
and carried, to allow no more than! Jos. Buhleter
oiir next issue we will twentv-hve head of cattle to passlt'. lluebner
our readers with Gov. Pills-! ove
Une
livered to the Legislature to-morrow Also ordering a sign to be put on!-,
or I nday, supplement form. I eac]
cn
Rice.
mittPW.frorabofli cities, have been 1 motion tnoi^oam tu|^^^^------
appointed to further the project. ?,ni^r
{llQ Cottonwood linage at anv i louder A Mulr
time under a nenlty of ^5U,uO. "i,1451
lli
St. Paul and Minneapolis are joint-j Moved tf adjourn o'clock a.
ly moving to have the products and [m. Thursday Jan. o.
Meeting called to order by
bridget toJtiiut
he produo#ion_of gold and silver sonsj to serve as Petit urors, for tho WinegaYden'--"
erlccL
The Hoard also authorized Air. Wig
ner to provide for the tialles family.
Adjourned to 2 p. m.
Afternoon session. All members
present.
Dr. Berry appeared before the Board
with Mr, Meerfeld, stating that lie was
at his house and found the whole fami
ly, consisting, of Mr,. Meerf eld, wife
and daughter, sick, and in need of sup
port. After considering the mut
ter, the Board resolved to allow Mr.
Meerfeld ij25,00 per month for Jan.
and l*'eb.
Ordered that the Auditor draw order
favor of Mr. Friedmann for S4,0l) for
boarding Mrs. V" in Kaufenberg,
On motion of Mr. Wagner the Board
appointed Dr. C. Berry Comity Physi
cian for the eusuing year, on the same
terms and salary as the previous year.
On Motion of Mr. Manderfeld the
Board ordered an allowance of'85,00
per month to Michael Itetzlaf,
Communication of Hon. K. St. Jul ten
rea
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w,t
^itv
appear.iilcd'tliis mornincr
thatt4*^*1 spice.of life
lt
d, and the Clerk ordered to notifj
tlie Judge that the time should not be
changed they considering the time
desiiable at present, for holding comt
sessions in Brown county.
Motion made and carried granting
petition of Martin Penning tube sec
oil from Dist. JS?o.
oftjiU
.a J.evr?mPcr: always jla^rel^h:
28, to adjoining Dis-
tiict, No. 39.
Petition from the town of Ba shaw
asking to organize a Scliool Dist* re
ceived, and the Board ordered that a
hearing be granted.
On motion the Treasurer's Bond was
fixed at 835,000 for the ensuing term.
Bond of the newly elected Coroner,
Dr. Wesehcke, was examined and ap
proved.,
Adjournedto Jan. 4, 9,a. ra. $&&'
Jan. 4. -rr'Meeting called to order by
Mr. Rice, the Chairman All members
present.
Oh motion the Board allowed the
County Snpti to pm-chase a dask at a
COst of ti^op,
?"Pe*rtim' -fronr Stark, to-changeHhe f.r:
boundary of School Dist. Xo. 11.
Petition from Stark, to change Dist.
No. 11 and 45.
Petition from the town of Linden for
organization of a School District, and
petition from town of Lake Hanska for
same purpose were taken up and a hear
ing granted.
The Bond of Pr. Schubert, Co. Trea
surer elect, Was taken up and after
careful examination the same' was ap
proved atid tlie Auditcpr instructed to
have it recorded. On Motion* the taxes
of Rosa Gulden on valuation of $150 for
the year' 1876 -77 were abated.
On motion the Auditor was autho
rized to issue orders for all the Tree
Uounty claims presented before the
Board.
%On motion the sum of $18,00 was or
dered to* be paid to a poor woman
named Mrs. Severson, of the town
of Linden, to enable her to pay note
given by her to Dr. O 0 Cooley for
medical services rendered during her
confinement.
Bills of Dr. O Cooley, of Madelia
for treatment of Mrs. Severson or
dered rejected. Adjourned to 2 p. m.
Afternoon session. Meeting called
to order by Chairman.
On motion the following resolution
was passed:
"Resolved: to pay Geo. Bickelhaupt,
the Sheriff,'the sum of $110. (ordersto
be drawn quarterly by the Auditor)
for attending the Jail, and firewood for
his office, for the ensuing year.
The Board audited and j.llowed bill
of Geo. Bickelhaupt, Sheriff, to amount
of $317,40.
The following bills wereMum audited
and allowed.
O. B. Tyler (Xew Ulm Herald).$259,00.
Chas. Gebser,
Thomas F. Talbot,
Barrqt.t, Giston & Sherman.
F. Smith......
Steinhauser
W II.
N. Pioneer Press Co
John Manderfeld
Mrs. llasohka.
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Jo]l
i JohunL C.^i''enskt!^l**
Thomas Downs
.\lbert Dlaiidmrd
L. Bogen
Mi
to serv i
Cxraiideveuty,twodpersonsl^comua-s urors, an seventy-two per
ensuing year, from the several elec
tion-districts in'tho county, and or
dered that a ccrtined hst be made
out and tiled witli the Clerk oi the
District Court.
^ioiion. made, and carried to fix the
salary of County superintendent at the
rate ol 5?1U ptr annum lor each orga
nized School Dist.'"",-
I The Board allowed the following
amounts, to be paid monthly to the fol
lowing needy persons Mrs. Zinke ad
ditional of &o.U. llydrich, $2. provided
he receives,*4. from the city otherwise
to make total 'amount :*'o,uU. Mrs.
etL.r /,M0t,
^ProToate 3Totice
.Simmons, additionolSoibO'^OJiHiMHfeiug- Siiate of Minnepta, ^i^^^:i ,^Vti
with November, steck fumily, 84,00. Comity of Urowi, 5
D..ttif at New Ulm this 24th day of December 13T7.
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i-\ i,ir. i.iii f.,i. -r,.. n. v.,,.4-1. posted on its locnl events, enterpricoji, politico,
to hue a jail-tor loi the Courthouse, pniiiic
to draw county orders for grasshopper tereisu of all clashes*of its people
orders, and ty publish statement aggre
gate. Kesol i^tion was passed by the
Board approving of the new bchool
book Law.
Chas. "Wagner was appointed a com.
mitte on Cottonwood bridge.
II. 15. CO.NSTAXS, L. D.IllCK,
Clerk. S Chairman.
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pourt. ourfc tgeciall^rmX Special
In the matter ofVie Estate of Nicolaus
Heinzn, deccasedX
On rending and fllinlthe petition of M. Mullen,
Administrator of B.iidLtaco, therein setting forth
among other things, tlf he failed in all his efforts to
sell so much of said reaeatate as necessary to pay
the debts ot'. iid diccasB, and that every attempt to
have another sale'befoifthe falloflS78 Is u'sclesis,
therefore praying that lie time to pay the debts of
said deceased be extendi lor one year from date
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It is ordered, that'Jroiftay the 2Sth of Jan. ISTSat
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in New Ulm, be .assigwk for tho jhearing of aid
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there he, why the petition of said Aminihlrator
ukould not be grandet.
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ot healing.
A. WESTPHAL Judge of Probate.
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Will celebrate the coniifl^gin of the
Xew Year by a general reduction of lo
cal ticket fares from FivaWtnts %o.^f
Four Cents, per mile on all di\piona of
their roads, to take effect January 1st.
1878. ^M^mtmM^iM ^MM[
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the Sailraud Connn^ioner,* office pat
these companies i\\ wwe tban ttvllve
years operation have neve* killeli or
injure 1 any passenger or ^o&t a pii ice of
l,ag^ige.iTheir express straws are
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in e4eryth^g, perfeuning td^h*.
and fcomfoit of passengers* anil $
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