Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 4, 1881, Page 8

COUNGIL BLUFFS. The City Council Hold a Business Meeting. Coaveaing of County District Court To-Day. A Fig Packing House One of the Fuiure Schemes, A Tough Customer For the Police. The eity council met in regular ses- wsion last Friday Mayor Vaughn prosiding with his usual ¢ evening, ni The following aldermon put in their smiling but stubborn conntenances about 7 o'clock : Dawson, Keller, Cavin, Fonda, Churchill, Unthank and Spelman. The minutes of the previous meet- ing were approved. Bills enough to make a poor man squirm were ap- proved. ‘The Northwestern (lobe light com- | pany presonted a petition in which they asked and demanded that the couneil pay $3 per lamp extra for lighting the sixty-four lamps that they took under their on account of the charge, or they| woul 1, ce in the price of material, be compelled to aive up the job. They also prosented & proposition for lighting the city the coming year. The following petition sented @ To i Hon wab'e Mayor and City Council of the <ty of Couneil Duffa. We, your petitioners, citizens and propercy owners do, most respectfully ask your honorable body to have the Bluf's City steamer transferrod to the buildieg now occupied by Phoenix Hook and Ladder Truck. Knowing this change will be welcomod by all interested, we ask you to grant this, our petition. (Signed) Geo. F. Smith, Swau Brothers, G. R, Wheelor, Weis & Ciausoun, A. H. Harris, Ed. Mott, D. S. Pilo, Robert Wilson, J. W. Crossland, A. W. Cavat, John Beno, Geo. Keele, Geo. Carson. R. T. Bryant, Courade Geise, Joseph, and about. %) others. Referred to fire committee. Abbott, clerk of the financo com- mittee, resorted the total amount of orders issued since April 1Ist, 1881, 844,884 24, or on an average, §5,610.53 per month, The myor gots about €8 per month, the city council about $4 each, the chief of polico $100, the policemen 870 each, the recorder about $100, his clerk 825. Some of the money goes into our streots, and the rest can be accounted for satisfuc- torily, no doubt. Alderman Fonda was added to the pavement committee, and said the committes asked further time. The chiof of police, H. H. Field, reported the number of arrests during November to be 102, and the amount collected in licenses and fines $672; which, covsidering the number of sa- loons and crimes we have in our midst, looks small, as if there was a large kitten under the meal. The council, however, voted that all sa- loons it coming to time in regarc. to licenses will be closed up aund liceuso cancelled, and Chief Field was in. atructed to close all such unless the money is immediatoly forthcoming. The Stowart Scarbury claim was re- ferred to a committee of tive aldermen and the city attorney, with power to settle the s The committee on the opening of Bluffs streot, as petitioned for, re ported in favor of granting the poii- tion. | A well was ordered for five purposes en Thir.couth avenue, near Fifth streot. William Ward submitted, through Alderm m Dawson, plans for the new fire buding. Acceptod, and adver- tisements for bids ordercd, The council stripped the jacket off | of one of our policemen. was pre- Mayor Vaughan, who scems to take a great auterest in our streets and walks, again called atttention to the dangerous condition of some of them and recommended that, in view of the scarcity and high prico of brick, a couply of plauk bo laid down on all walks that have been graded. The mayor also called attention to the im- portance of ralroads haviayg f at all tmportant crossings. walks leading to the transfer, includ- ing that on Pive street, wero ordered repaired at once. 'The strest super- visor was iusuructed to grade Union THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY DECEMBER 5 1881, were not deceived in the hour the polls were to bo closed. He that they believed then as they de now, that toadvertise and represent te the voters that the polls would be kept open until 6 o'clock, and then closc them two hours sooner, was such gross deception as to vitiate the elec |tion. This was the reason they re- fused to count and declare the vote Recd, and when settled they will abide by it without further appeal; that tho idea that they have any de sire to remain in the position they simply moonshine of the thinnest kind. As for the charge of malfeas ance brought against them, they could stand it if the city could, ~He rerrots very much that such a ecourse has been taken in the premises; that all concerned should have waited pa tiently for Judwe Reed's decision, and abide by it. Ho believed that the council acted in good faith, aad had they not believed the election was illegal, for the reason above given, they certainly stiould have counted the vote. A TOUGH CUSTOMER. T'wo of var police force, Tyson and Sterling, had quite a ficrce encounter | with & drunken man named James Muthorn, last Friday night. The man_ was in the bar-room of the St. Joe hotel on Main street, acting in such a manner that the proprictor was obliged to have him forcibly ejected. This got his mad up and ho made up his mind to take charge of that end ot the town. He was getting too disor- derly for any use when the offices above referred to came ors his track and attempted his arrest. Ho resisted vigorously and closed in on Sterling who troke a pretty good sized stick over his skull. = They iched and Sterling feli on top. The man succeeded in getting one of the ofticers fingors in his mouth and be- gan to chew it fine, when ‘lyson pound:d his head just enough to loosen his lower jaw a little. Tt dropped and Sterling oxtracted his digi- pretty badly lacorated. Mul- horn was taken in finally and fined 818.60. RUNAWAY. A milk vendor by the name of Scherer was driving on Sixth street, on Saturday, when his horses became frightened and unmanageable. They dashed at full speed, throwing the milk cans right and left. The driver dropped the lines and jumped. The horses dashed away, striking a lamp- post. The wagon was overturned, and the milk cans were seattered in every direction The only damage done was the breaking of the pole of the wagon. GRACE CARTLAND'S SUCCESSFUL, Grace Cartland closed one of the most successful engagements that ever attended an actress in this city, on Satarday night. The opera house was filled to repletion$ not even stand- ing room being left. Miss Cartland cannot fail to be proud of the rhputa- tion she has made in Council Bluffs There is no doubt but that Miss Cart- city. A COMING PACKING HOUSE, J. G. Gage, of Meadville, called at Tur Bes oftice vesterday. Mr. Gage is in the west looking for a chance to loc te in some business. He has traveled qnite extensively over this section and Council Blufls suita him better than any town or city that has come under his observation. He states that some capitalists of his ac- qua'ntance contemplate erecting here in the spring ono of the largest pack- ing houses in the west. “It was o grand affair, We would like to tell where, But the hostess forbadeus And »0 we don't dai THOUGHT IT WAS REAL. Quite a sensation was created i the opera house Saturday evening during Mirs Cartland’s representation of py”" while the storming d the house was inan uproar, o German who with flis wife and babe were in- attondancs, sprang to his feot exclaiming, *“Oh, mine grazious, mine fran, gif me der paby und run, dor ouse is porning, Mo grabbed the baby, started for the door and it was with difliculty ho could be persuaded that the tire was part of the play. “The French THEATRE NOTES, J. J. Brown has succeeded in pur- chasing s desired sito upon which to erect Brown's opera house, Four young men beat" their tried to ‘‘dead into the opera house Saturday by represending as attaches of a paper.” They should be *‘con tinod”" for their assumption. WHISKY ITEMS, There was quite a disturbance up at the Bluo Juy, which ended in a gon- oral row. A man by the namo of Burns got o bad head on him, and avenue and issue Union dirt tickets in pay for the work, said tickets to be paid from the Union avenue fund. After trausacting other unimpor ant business council adjourned till Wed- 1 wday, the 7th —without counting the \oote. DISTRICT COURT. The Pottawattamie County District Court Judge, Joseph R. Reed presid- g will convane to-day. There are 220 old and new cases on the civil docket and twenty-five criminal cases to be disposed of. The following compose the yrand jury: P, C. De- Vol, 8. Denton, D. (]7 lll,nnu, Joseph Boiler, R. M. Foote, W, B. Emmons, T. N. Copeland, 8. B. Passmore, Wm. Gronewey, A. M. Battelle, Gen, Nippert, Levi Graybille, Thomas Kearney, G. A. Haywood, J. M, But- ler. The following gentlemen oo pose the petit jury: J. Q. Rollins, G. F. Maxwell, R. P, Scelcy, Gen, A Boekhoff, James Madden, u Green, John Dougherty, L. J. Cali son, 8. R, Hanuawt, J, H, Phi A. Bigelow, Wi, 8. Honeywell, G, A, Jacobs, Sam Newton, J. P. Weaver, Geo. Fauble, A. E. Woodlin, D, Harcourt, W. H. Kubn, M. W, French, Ora Clark, W. R. Fouts, William McCanybell, Spel, Millard A BQUARE PORITION, In conversation with one of our city vouncilimen, who was among the nun Ler to refuse to declare the vote as cant last October, he said that they acted in the best of faith, They bo- lieved a fuller expressiou of the ~**vox populi” could be obtained by submit- one by the name of Sullivan was turned over to the palice, Pat Brady got 8o full of bad whisky that it mado Pat himself bad. Ho was picked up and lodged in the calubooso, and was released on payment of 8685 for the benefit of the school fund. THE CITY'S “HEALTH," It s reported that at the banquet given to the visiting delegates at S, Jaseph, Capt. F. B, Hart, of this city, “toasted” Council Bluffs in a vory eloquent and pleasing manner. BNEAK THIEVING, Chris Anderson, who stole the roll of earpeting from Goldstine's second hand ‘store’ on Broadway, but who dropped the same on being pursued was arraigned before Judin 0 and discharged on paying costs, William Russell and He luko Burke Wiat- were arrested by Officor Qusice yueto charged with stealing whips out of the livery stable of Jol, Dohaney. CLOSE U THE HELL HOLES, There was o row among the alley gitls in *rotten row” on Pierce sty yesterday, caused by too much o very the house that treat and he them drunk about hal cruzy the other half, WEDDING BELLS, At the residence of T. N. Goodwin on upper Broadway, Justice A. J ting the question of changing the charter at a time when the voters Abbott united in warriage Mr. W, J The question has gone before Judge now occupy as aldermen of this city 18 land will always be a favorite in this | 't f the ardent sold on tho premi 48 DL ALLAR Dip P g Mses. One of y the inmates was arre Thotans reguluritios of the s ystew, | plained wrrested. . Sho com- | Broon Breres have nocqual, They bitterly of the rules of vequired the girls to treated; that it keeps f the time, and Boomer. s Buy your toys at Mueller's ) ANOTHER HAUL About a week ago we reported that Hendri's iron foundry, on lower Main street, had been entered, and about taken from the eafe, learn from our evening contemporary that it was again entered recently and 860 taken. It is about time that Hendri found out some plan to kee; his money out of the pockets of the thicves SUNDAY SERVICES, Rev. Cyrus Hamlin preached an able sermon to a large congregation at the Congregational church last evening, T Hy Clealand preached in the evoning at the Presbyterian church—subiect, *“The right of toiling men to a weekly day of rest.” The | subjoct was handled 1n a very eloquent and forcible manner, Kvery working man should have heard it Last evening, at tho Broadway church, the pastor, Rev. . K. Bresee delivered a very interesting lecture— subject, ‘‘Conscience MINOR MENTION, ed with the revenue that the herdics have brought him so far. He believes there are “‘millions in it Jessie Walters has left Council Bluffs on a brief business trip to New Orleans. The new steamer should be located where 1t can accomplish the “greatest good to the greatest numbe C. W. Sherman of Plattsmouth, editor of the Journal of that city was in Council Biuffs, yesterday. Rev. H. B. Knight, of Fairficld, Towa, wan in Council Bluffx yesterday. L J. Kynett, of Hamburg, was at the Ogden yesterday. H. B. Williams, of Glenwood, was in the city yesterday. Thomas Officer was at the Aborn house, Des Moines, over Sunday. R. J. McBride, traveling agent for Stewart Bros., wholesale grocers, has returned from a business trip. E. C. Forney, of the Nonpareil, who has been playing the role of detective recently, has returned from a success- ful business trip. NOTICE, The parents of a number of boys having complained that their sons are allowed to frequent certain saloons, play pool, ete., notice is hereby given that proprietors of saloons in Council Biufls will be presccuted to the fullest further violation of the city ordinance relating thereto is brought to the notice of the city authorities. W. R Vavauan, Mayor. e LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in Post Office during the week ending December 2, 1881, GENTLEMEN, Arrants S A Allen E H Bagley I R Adams I, Ande son (i Aldrich C'I' Berry R B nker P Sedessen T Brown T B Bariows W M Baum G It Bradley ¥ Bradford D P Brown M Browne J F Bloom J ¥ Brown C Cark J O Cramer W Costello W Co ley BS Drake J Dunec-en ¥ Erickson C Kileott T B Burchall J Brown 1" H Cox W Cook W Carston J G- Crowley C Dart J 8 inemel L Edwards J J Edwards W H Pullhart J Fowler i P Fister W H Graumunn O Gustapsson F Girasse N J Hedlund ! Hanson C Hull L ¥ Hartley 1 Hearvy G Harpst: Jackson W H Johnson J K Johusten NT Haley W D Hubbard 1 B Hays 1, D Haledor A N Henderson t H Henningren J I Inness W W donun Y A Jenson A P Jeo-en L Keunede W I Kallotay C I Kol A Kelly 1’ Lite J W Luher J 1Y Lichtenberger A Lawrence O C MeAlistor 4 MeKenzie B Maish O H Martin (; R Miller J D—2 Nagle J Newman A Noble J A Oldendorf 1 Pare HJ Peterson 1, ¢ Pritchard M Roads 13 L Lnnning C'M MeUnllom of f Meladden G F Mau v M Muyhon G Nelan 0 B Nilson hols I V ced W rd O L Phelps G Quedn 1 Kunngieen O Roberts G H Suily 11 Sheury W Fupple P Kyger M O Kuw H 8 himelfennig A St G Shu'es J ‘Lhowas E K Taylor J T Winners K Williams T Weborg S Well W W wpest 1 2 W lor Webh C W LADIES Anderson Miss | Bown Mrs H A Curlson Miss 8 Davis Mrs A5 Eliza Mrs Gluntd Miss A- 2 Hurley Miss I, Haight s M 8 Lung Miss O A McCa tney Mrs (! Murray Mrs M Morse Mies 1 Meier M Parcotte Mrs J B Prior Miss H Ray MrsJ M Rasmussen Mrs R F Schwarty Miss 1, Shepardy T‘hwk Alou Mrs ¥ Brown Mrs M Virdsley Mrs € Colby Mrs M A Davies Mrs I, tisher Mes M E Howell Mis E H Humpel Miss A Landermith Miss C Mason May Mrs 2 Mores Miss 1, Mormon Miss M Murphy Mrs J Norris Miss M Plisek R L'a MioxJ Yichards Mrs € 13 Roberts Miss 1 Stons Miy park Mi-x A Thomas Mrs I8 Tumbull M Vinton Miss A § Wintield Mi | Troyas T, HavLy, Postmaster Dr. Awmelia Burroughs, Withnell House, Tuesdays and Friduys, 10 a m tod p.m mde-tf 1t Honds the List Of sl other preparat ol fail in atfording iy £1.00, tri 1. THE IRELAND MILLS, On the Papio, 1s now in running order again and ready yto d J costum work day and night, = And we warrant satis'action to all farmers who Will favor us with their patronage. Goodwin of Western, to Miss Lena SOFLEIP & DIERKS, DoSOwLt n [ Seigler, daughter of lsaac Seigler, of stated We | ¢ Mayor Vaughn is very much pleas- | extent of the law if in the future any | 'Sioux City & Pactic TRUTH ATTESTED. SomeImportantStatsments of Well Known People Wholly Verified. In order that the public may fully rerlize the zenuine { the state vente, a8 well s the power )t the article’ of which they wpeak, wo publish horwith t o facsimile ¥ gra tures of partion wios t The Truth of OulA, Nen, May 24, 1881 0. Wansmn & ( DrAk § o frequently sed Warner's o K v Cuire for Tocsl affsetions wevere rheumatic attaces, and have al s aye derisca benedt therefrom. 1 have oo used the Safe Nervne with satisfielory re sults, | comsider these mediclues worshy of confifu.ce () ,’, ) (.,4,6!,///’/«/ Deputy Treasurer. OuAnx, NEr, May 24, 181 H. 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MANUPACTURERS OF PLOWS, MOLINE, ILL. Wholesale Dealers in AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Council Bluffs, lowa. W ESTERN AGENTS EOx: Moline Wagon Co.----Farm and Spring Wagons, Doere & Mansur Co.----Gorn Planters, Stalk Cutters, &o., Moline Pump Co.----Wood and Iron Pumps, Wheel & Seeder Co.----Fountain City Drills and Seeders, Mechanicsburg Mach, Co.----Baker Grain Drills, Shawnee Agricultural Co. Joliet Manufacturing Co.----Eureka Power and Hand Shellers, Whitman Acricultural Co,-- Advance ay hakes, Shellers, Road Scrapers, &o., Moline Scale Co.----Victor Standard Scales, A C. Fish----Racine Buggies, AND DEALERS IN All Articles 'Required to Make a Complete Stock. SEND FOR CATALOGUERS. Address All Communications to DEERE & COMPANY, Council Bluffs, lowa dec3me? TG €0, Rochester, N. ¥ & Toronto, Out. dreds. " PROBATE NOTIE, In the matter of the Estate of James K. Ish, deceased, Notice is hereby given that the creditors of naid deceased, will mcet the administrix of said Estate, before me, County Judge of Douglaa County, Nebraska, at tho County Court Room in said County, on'the fth day of Decen on the 6th day of h.l:lunr)' 32, day of April, 1382, at 10 o'cloc or the purpose of presenting the amination, adjustment and allowance. mont u ar sllowed for creditors to presont their claim , and one year for the administratrix to sett estate, from the 6th day of Octob 1851, this notice Will be publi g WEKKLY BEE for four v the gth day of Decemb (A true copy.] oc10wat in Thx 0} . CHADWICK, Connty Jndge. To the Members of the Nebraska State Medical Society. November 22, 1881, Medi- of Lin- ber, A, For the purposc of taking such a3 may be thonght beat in relation to the law T gulat. ing the pra cdicine, in the Sta e of Ne- braska and suc usiness as may be re- M al Society STONE, M. D., ate Medical Society. A. 5. MANSF 'ELDE, M _D. 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Johnson, doceased Notice ia hereby glven that the creditors of nid deceased, wilt mect the administrator of said Estate, before me, County Judge of Douglas t o County ¢ ourt Room, in wid Cou on the 24th day of November, 1851, on_the 24th day of . anuary, 1852, and 01 the 24th day of March, 1582, at 10 o'clock a._m. each r ting their claims and allowance mmmmmmmmm Six monthy their claims, sottle said \ Ler, 1831, thia notico will be published in OxAliA WirKLY BEK for four woeks successively, prior ¢ 24th day of November, 1581, AL CHADWICK, County Judige. yea nistrator to ate, from the 2ith day of Septem- Send for our New Illustra- ted Price-List | No. 30, for} alland Win- @ to any address, Con- ption of all kinds of goods We deal 1 ter of 1881, tains full deser for personal and family use. dircetly with the consumer, goods in any quantity ut who You can buy better and cheaper than at home. 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