Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 6, 1882, Page 6

T - O T v The Daily COUNCIL ] 4 LUFFS. o tol y fan in th ~Joseph Reiter mak ts in t] st sty 0 Broadway, 1 The tra'n this afternoon is over C, 1 Island, There will ba a game ‘od this atternoon t Lok the Conncil Bluffs nine and a picked nine, ~Take your ice fr the Blue WV ne, Orders taken at J « b Jones Drow’ grocery. successors to D, F. Eicher, apl2of ~A co'ored boy named ( terday collared for filching cuit from Filbert's gr tore, denied the charge, and was locked up for a hearing. oen Was yes- ~~Henry Willinms, o redd with threat- ed gentleman ening to carve anotlior ¢ with a razor, was hefore the day, and Liud his case continued until nex Tuesday. Mre. Bliss wiil ts and bonnets ting patterns v urt yester- liaplay her pattern urday. All Indios 5 cost, One do as they will be sold only. J. 1. Finch, wilely known as a rance worker and talke at Dohany's next Thurslay oven which tim and place a maes mee vousing music and other ac will be held, terd picked up near G ., where he was taling & chiily sleep. Wai 80 drunk that he had to be carted to the cala- boose, where he was booked as 1), O, Stripe, of Silver City. 00t pan A man wae oated ow in the an Bates, who wai a about o week ag> for ruising Phoenix saloon, had his adjusted in the superior court yeuterday by pl : guilty to being dvunk aud disorderly and paying $3 and costs, ~—An important meoting of the boarl of Arade will be held next Monday eveung, o discuss the qnestion as to where the pro- posed government building should be located, to hear the report of the dele; W. C. James, and to consider sundry amendments to the constitution and by- laws, There should be a full attendance, —Rev. P, F, Bresco will p each Sun- day ovening at the DLroadway Methodist church oa “The Right and Duty of the State to Prohibit the Manufacture and Sale of Intoxicating Liquors,” All per- sons interested in the discussion of the question are invited to be present, In the morning at the same church will be preaching as usual and sacramental ser- vice. —There are said to bo fout rural saloons within two miles of the city liwits, which are liable to pay licento under the law, and which have been duly notified. One saloon has paid, and of one there is some doubt as to its liability, and the distance will have first to be measured to determine whether it is within or beyond the two miles, The two othersare yet to be heard from, —A move is being made to secure for this city s new and complete dire tory, and Mr, J. P, Bushnell, of Des Moines, is @ow on the ground layiug out the prelia- inary work, This city needs o good di- rectory, and needs it badly, aud the prom- ise is made that this new one will meet that want fully. Mr, Busbnell has had experience, and the directories which he has prepared for ether citiee and his own personal standing are assurances sufllcient that the public may expect s full, correct and convenient directory of this city, —Rev. Mr, Copeland will lecture to- worrow ovening st Dohany's on *“The Devil,” the same to begin at 7:30 o'clock, This change from afternoom to ovening is made for the eonvenicuce of many who cannot well attend at any other time, and with the hope of securing the larger audi ences to which the addresses of Mr, Cope- land are certainly entitled. The addross tosmorrow night will be on a subject of general interest and it is to be hoed that none will miss the opportunity of he.ring the ideas which this uble speaker will ad. vance, —A peculiar and touching funeral was held yesterday afternoon. The procession consisted of Marsesl Jackson and two prisoners at the jail, who cccupied the broad seat of the former's buggy. The remains thus laid at rest consisted of two dead dogs. There is not uny work to apeak of for the prisoners, and honce they are used for all such odd jobs as this, and weem to rather enjoy the chance t) be free for a thort tiwe from the stench and sick- ening air which pervades the calaboose, There oucht to be more work, aud more fresh air for the prisoners, for confiue- mment i the present hole must be honible on hot days. —William Bonfield, a mere boy, who has been fast making a bad reputation for one of his years, was before Judge Ayles. worth yesterday, William has been in the habit of running away from home and school, doing petty tricks of all sorts, atealing, etc,, and has a particular per- chant for stealing padlocks from gates and barns, The judge, after giving the lad some sound advice, lst him go on promise of future good brhavior, and with the understanding that the first bad break he made, he should be seat at once to the reform school, The last seen of the little fellow he was bebind one of the high board fences on Broadway, consult: ing with some of his beot-black friends, snd narrating his experiences with much evident pride. TO UNITARIANS, Rev. W, E. Copeland will lecture to-morrow night at 7:80 o'clock in Dohany’s Opera house. Bubject of lecture ““The Devil.” ¢ NG ! | | v \ there was nothing to stand in wa when the matter | very telling sg favor of Coun ¢ | cil Bluffss and vole was almos | unanimous in favor of the n The bill 18 yet to pass the senate, ut theroe is littlc about that ae it will be carried wi tion, h being bu form, it A matter ¢ t. A commission will decrde upon location, p! The site now talked about moat prominently is that nearly opposito the court house, and owned by the Cathol but whether it will be chosen is yota matter of uncertainty, One matter may enter somewhal into tho question of location. It is now ¢ that tio fivst, of July there will be a carrior system estab- lished here, by which thero will be a froe delivory, doing away with the ty of in; woing in pereon to postoflice eo often as vow. T} Thin will make it less necessary to have the poetoffica located u the very co- tor of the city, and will avoid somo natural discussion ns o whers | center 1 is, If tho bus men can their mai} delivored at their od they 1wt be 8o captious a8 to ¢ jesides the other sites axo proposed. eecurs the ground on Broadway on which the Pacific house now stands Still another tho Shu y just mouth of tho present posto A full dizcussion is to bo had at o board of trade mecting to b ELECTRIC FIRE ALARM. An Hcon cal Plan For Getting it oon Kstab! ed Hero, «fire alarm has been long felt here, and the mat- ter having been pretiy thoroughly canvassod by tho fire committoo of the council, a report has been presented The need of an ol recommending tho cstablishment of suchan alarm eystem. In the pres- ent financial condition of the city, it has been rather a perplexing question 85 to where the needed funds could be secured conveniently, the amount re- quired on the start being §1,000, for which twenty boxes, and the needed wire and bells can be provided. A way has now besn opened, several chances having been presented for selling the old hand-engine, which has been lately laid off duty, it being deemed by the officials that it was a needless expense to koep it manred., It now seews that the engine can be sold for enough to pay the expenses of establishing the electric alarm sys- tem. The officials at Glenwood are figuring on this engine with a view of purchasing it, and Odebolt, in Sac county, also wants i . If bidding be- comes lively enough a fair prico can be obtained, and the money can be better invested in the alarm system, seoing that the city has already two its protection, The Campaign at Avoca. A very interesting prohibition meeting was held last Thursday night in Avoca, under the auspices of the Kuox county prohibitory amendment alliance, The meeting was called to order and prosided over by E. Fitch, who an- nounced the object of the gathering and presented the necessity of earnest and unite 1 work to secure the success of the amondment, Col. L, W, Tulleys,the first speaker, dovoted his time to the conside of the business phuge of the question, and urged that 1t was to the highesc interest of evory business man to voto for prohibition. Capt. J. W. Hamilton followed with an earnest specoh of over an hour, to which the audience listened aitentively, showing their approcia- tion by frequent outbursts of ap- plause. The captuin was oulspoken and aggressive in his dealing with the question in hand, The choir rendered an excellont anthem, and a eoug and duet added to the interest of the occasion Other meetings are to follow, and Avoca bids fair to be thoroughly en- lightened on the pros and cons of the issue before the time set for balloting. THE OTHER SIDE, The Avoea Delta of this week states that on T'uesday evening a large num- ber of citizens of all classes attended an anti-smendment meeting at Sei- ver's hall. G, Doidrich was called to the chair and J. C. Hetzel chosen wecretary, A permanent orgunization was then had, with the following named gentlemen as officers of the club: A, Harris, president; H. O, Seiffert, vice president; J. C., Hetzel, recording secretary; G. Deidrich, cor- responding secretary, and R. Voss, treasurer, The meeting was then ad- dressed by John Lindt, Esq.,of Coun- oil Bluffs, and Mr. Griffin, president of the anti-amendment county organi- zation, . 1t is said that un the train return- ing from Avoca the prohibitionists and anti-prohibitionists from this city met and had a lively discussion in the car, which of course convinged nither par- ty of error, but seemed to enlighten and interest the listening passengers, the debate being hot. ——— The Webster City Argus says that a Mr. Carver, a shining light in the Methodist church, has skipped out after having attempted to commit an outrageous offense against chastity, and morals, appropris- | f two steamers and other apparatus for I DAILY BE THE OUTLOOK. ¢ 0 i T ] t it ) 1} ). i new W pe Id 1 the ordinance will come | 1t will require a three irtha vote to pass the ordinunce, as the eouncil now stands 1t will juiro five out of the six votes,and it is well understyod that mnore of the aldermen will very high license, The strongest reagon urged in sup- | poit of the voting sgainst even a §500 loan that the city cannot offer prote tion except on ale, beer and wine the state law forbids tho eale i strong beverages, and that men ca not pay high licences for t! drinks alone, and 1f they vend a holic beverages to help swall the pro- fits, they aro liavlo to proxecution as though they ha no license at all, 0 the a men say they would ould grang license If the I fuil protcetion in return, but e they cannot they soem. to favor only a a slight raie y £200. Awmong tho contemplated changes there [ 1 impe 1t 108, Oune i tha yea's licenso shall bo 1 , instand of dribbling o mon‘hly y pa ' lio city clork took the paing to hw up the the old records of 4 few days ago, und found that at’ one time in tho past, when the licsnee was fixed st $160, and 2ll of it required ae cash inad- vance, the receipts one day were €9,000, sixty saloons hav, ken ou t that In dollars could thus be collocted at enco, insteod of being dragged gh the year, it would in time of need. Another important change contcm- plated in the doing aw with all eave to tranefer license unexpired licerses are hawk avd picked up by irresponeiblo a turers, who buy them cheap, ges kegs and jugs, run a dive for a few mouths, and thou skip out for some new field when this gets too hot for them, By making them non-trans- ferable, thoy would be in the hands of men who eslculate to remain perma- nent, and the city would also be a gainer financially. 1t is expected too that the leave to sell will be taken away from all hard and disorderly houses, cutting them off completely from keeping bars, A number of amendments to the proposed ordinance are being pre- pared, and whils the chances are that no great raise will be made in the amount of licenses, yet there will be other changes, which, if carried out, will excite ecarcely less discussion, and awake opposition from some, while they will draw out hearty ap- proval from these in favor of law and order, [-% ‘COUNCiL BLUFTR TOW. od inte .n'T unrecognizal s stat rs. G took § her 1 i ] A D ] | { tal r| W of our | e 10| 1 ! id hirvestod | With I ] « sup| iha J : Prioas emer \ f “ e Lowesu Lrices, owned one o hich h y give a | 1, TR 1 o Aekbont Ul " ,h_,.,,,‘,‘,:]_eru Roast es, N ) & N N mae F o 1 before they could get i Chioce Drawing Teas. | recorded on the othe You see i was laid off in counties There was a murmur ment, and the Dakot o Q. ston Tea 16 Main 8t, and 15 Dearl 8t., __Council Bluffs, 1¢ ned: v man_ who before I lef ree weeks dwellin getting to the though it had traveled house, al- and night,” i the worst of trated with chi'drer how! One of my ked on gev around his camp t o t 3, and bidding ceverybody avesend “Ile was farm to Dakota w Road, Tracls, Coach & Livery 1in?! ! I ae “T0 ion's time for him yet,” replicd E!f .5.‘} BLe ] 53 ! | the Dakota man. FINE WORK A SPECTALTY. feomosn COUNCIL BLUFFS SPEGIAL ) pigs,” replied t back to his Fackz o AN, | | le | at the low rate of TEX the firet insertion o :H nd eold. 1, and doled; ligged by the Hoarded, bartered, i Stolen, borrowed, s Spurned by the young old To the v mould Price of many a c.ime untold, GOLD! GOLD! Tf yon want to have gold yru must spend your money to the very bestadvant- age. Do business with cash ien, and ~Feiricrs by dey or Week, Fur- | where only oue price will be asked or hed rooms, 206 4ih strect. taken., V apru9 6t* \A7 ANTED—FEverybody in Councii Blufls 1o VN 58t it B 3 cunta per woul s REMEMBER liversd by carriors, Office, No 7 Peal Streot! near Brosdway. ANTED—To For particulars Broom Factory, Council Bluts, Iowa, for oach subsequent Leave adv ertisoments at our ofl Pearl Strect, near birc ry verge of the churchyard No. s wakor, Josri krirkk, Councii B! “A tree is known by its fruit—" A store by its prices. huy 109 tous broom corn address Council Bluft- *_|ONE THING CERTAIN Our prices are right. Our business is a guarantee that fair dealing is onr watch- ~ Tor Salo and Rent NOR SALE —sullding corner of Sven h and Fironiw e for business orawelling. Fo pardeu e of G. . *mith. mtt” | word. XLORisour motto. Our bus F'\'fl: 3Atl;l' :lf m“!':;mo:‘fl."n.fl:' paeh L | ness is innmnnt‘hcnlthycunditiou. Every Tay ih A e " et | department is doing good work, Canned 0k SALl Iairy stock of about 40 Goods are goinz off very cheap. Teas fcad mil . A number of butchers' | and Coffees a choico assortment. Fancy tock, grade Jorsey heifers, gradeshort-horn 0 k' 160 head in all. Can be tenfmiles east of Ccunctl Blufts, Shelf Goods for the millien. Come and en at vy farm o R see us, we will do you good. C. G, Wheeler LED) PERSONAL. John N. Baldwin returned yesterday from Washington. Atwood & Fox, the well known liyery- men of Omaha, yesterday paid a visit to this city, Mre, P, M, Pryor and her sister Mrs, L W, Tilton, left yesterday for a tew weeks' visit to friends in Wisconsin, Moines board of trade, made Tur Buk a pleasant call yesterday, To the Temperance Workers of Potta- wattamie County, Every township in the county that to hold a meeting at the carliest pos- siblo any and appoint a township pro- hibitory amendment committee of three, the names of which should be reported to L W, Tulleys, sccrotary of the executive committee, Council Blufjs, The friends of temperance aro re- quested to act promptly and send in these namnes at once. a7-4t Exzcurive Coaynrres, IOWA ITLMS, Audubon has raised the necessary funds to equip s hook ana ladder cow- pany. W. Jarois has been appointed suditor of Emmet county, to fill va- cancy, A miner named Jumes Sweetmilk was killed by & premature blast at Ot- tumwa last week. circus business this year,and Barnuw, B. & H. koep away. Three additional buildings, costing soldiers’ orphaus’ home at Davenport, In unloading a car of telephone poles at LeMars the other day, Henry Hatt, of Marshalltown, had a leg broken by a falling pole, Roland James, aged 15, has been missing from his home in Ida Girove aince April 20th, and his folks are anxious to learn his whereabouts, Several parties in Des Moines at- tempted to cross the track of the C., B. & Q. and were struck by the en- gine. One man, Lewis Mc(Guire, col- ored, was killed, Robert Graham will die, and Mrs. Mary Conner was seri- ously injured. The Iowa state board of health held its annual session at Muscatine Tues- day. After the transaction of the or- Ainary routine business, the tollowing officers were chosen: President, Dr, W. 8. Robinson, of Muscatine; secre- tary, Dr. R. J. Farquharson, of Des Moines, Mrs, L. J. Gray's young baby was in 1ts carriage on the ndew.{k at Greenfield, the other day, when a gust of wind rolled the carriage into the streed directly under the feet of a spirited team, and the horses ran ay. From the debris of the baby J. P, Bushnell, secretary of the Des i has nov already done so is requested | _Forepaugh takes in Towa for the | 1 about §10,000, are to be added to the T, J, OSBORNE & CO0., 182 Broadway, Opposite Ogden House. COUNCIL BLUFFS IRON WORKS, - dA MANUFACTURERS OF Fnu KENT or_un. : T furmshe ; TYLER CUMMIN! AND o R GENERAL MACHINERY tion, cither furnis Office and Works, Main Street, K SALE.—Within ten miles of el afrm ol 500 acres, all fonced a Part choice pas uro and part_cui- now builsings o d stabling for . Good and abundant water; buildings and farm used and adopted for stock. Sutficient down to secure bal. and bal. in time to sui purchwer. Address (. H. Wheeler, box 104 Jounc Part or wholo of Bico or will sell on easy torms. App atlice, VOR SALK Wa give special attention to Stamp Mills, Smelting Furnaces, HOISTERS AND GENERAL MILL IACHINERY, HOUSE FRONTS. GENERAL REPAIR WORK will roceive prompt attantion. A general us wortment of Brags Coods Belting, Piving, AND SUPPLIES FOR — | Foundry, Pig Iron, Coke, Coal ok | CHAS. HENDRIE, : ___ President. t work in cit 168t htelis Hotor, midd | Bufls, lowa; is o well best location in' the city Staoiiug in- Cal on or ddres great odrman ure for fowae wegkness in all ity oris and stage’, At 3 Druz Storo. aid ono | tore, > ) Broadway. -l A M. WILSON. T Oid japuiy 60 por Bunared, o ot nfls i " Bes 2- OBCAl;. 'WILDE : 2- GAS FIXTUKES. Bixby & Wood, t 2 THE PLUMBERS, how long discased. Will mummu‘::_ croes Oan.'mcmltvorr(F‘pgr}lxj@met}) 5 d remove Fiyrg J. M. PALMER, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT, wfer, Just Octol or poid vy leaving sawe at iy 15t 0t NYONE WANTING son ¢ fine quality broom corn secd ca it by writing to wpld tf P, 'f. MAYNE, Council Bluffs. Oue of the best s-cond-class Hotels in the Wost s BROADWAY HOTEL. A. E BRWWN, Proprictor, Nos. 534 and 536 Broadway, * ouncil Bluffs, lowa. e supplied with the best the market af- od rooms and first-class beds, Terws ble. UNION AVENUE HOTEL| mmwxisw=s, 817 Lower Broadway, . Mrs. C. Gerspacher & Son. FIRST CLASS HOTEL AT REASONABLE PRICES. TRANSIENTS ACCOMMODATED, HOTEL FO& RENT, GOOD REASONS FOR RENTING. SCANDINAVIAN HOTEL. N, Anderson, - - Proprietor, 782 Lower Broadway. 840 BroAbwaY, - COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. bl supplid with the best the market st MRS, B, J. HILTON, M, D, il ety = e sreoperveet T pHYSIGIAN AND SURCEON, If You Wish & Lunch Go to 222 Broadwav, Council Bluffs. LOUIE DUQUETTE, ie, COUNGIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Drs: Woodbury & Son, Cor, Pearl & 1st Ave, COUNCIL BLUFFS. MAURER & ORAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, Rich Cut Glass, Fine French China, Bilver Ware &o., W. 5. AMENT. AMENT & SIMS, Soups, Meats, and Estables always on | AGG0rNOYS & Counsellors-at-Law, hand. Five Oents per call, QOUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, SATURDAY MAY COOUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA,|C 6. 1682, T ran AR !‘:%.F?KEEQ‘:Q, Jirl e Ty PR S ) /1 ¥ i ¢ N XY ¢ Iowa. Council Bluffs, g \!'fl_.mr.&\':r, d 5 iz i imes, Sunday ! A Fiano an Lour ‘s the procuct of the manufactory of Mers ering, & | Sons in this city, Posably this a gertion requites a_ few werds of expla Thera are sixty working hours each w ek, and s'nee the year 1382 cawe in, ths number of planos finished by th's firm averages over (1xty-one perwe HQpHpH ] CGuarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 DEAIDE IV TEIE WrESSw. Biuff and Efllflw Streets, Couneil Bluffs, S S RELLER, IV A IVEIVE O TN EST FURNITURE HOUSE. Mirrors, Upholstery, Repairing, Etc,, Wood and Metallic Coffins. No. 436 Broadway, Cor. Bryant St., Council Bluffs, Towa. UNION BAKERY, 517 SOUTH MAIN STREET. 1'HE BEST BREAD IN THE OCITY. None but first-class Bakers employed. Bread, Cake, Pics, &o., delivered to any part of the eity. Our ‘Wagons run all day. P. AYRES, Proprietor, MEETGTAIL'F "B RIO'S, ——WHOLESALE DEALERS | IN— Straw Goods, and Buck Gloves. Hats, CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED, COUNCINL. BLUEES, - Caps, C OO E, REALEi'f STATE AGENT, Has For Sale, Town Lots, Tmproved and Unimproved, also, Railroad Lande, and a number ot Well Improved Farms, both in Iowa and Nebraska. Offica with W. 8. MavNE, over Savings Bank, - COUNCIL BLUFS 3 THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF o Wall Paper and Window Shades Aud tho Largest A-sortment to Select From, Paper Hanging and Interior Decorating Done in the Latest Style of Modern Art. Geo. R. Beard, 11 Pea l, St.pp’uncilhBluffs. » 0 A BEEEE & OO Wholesale and Kctai! Dealers in FURNITURE AND CROCKERY, Nos, 207 & 202 Breoadway, Council Bluffs, Mrs, J. B, Metcalfe and Miss Belle ewis 1 all kinds of fancy goo's, snch us Laces, Embroideries, Ladics' Underwea Als» Hard - exchio s, both in siik and linen, hose of all kinds, thread, pi We hope the lagies will cll and ece our stock of goods at 638 Broadway bifore = Ara now ing clscwhere, E. J. DAVIS, 13 PEARL STREET, ZEPHYRS, CERMANTOWN AND FANCY VARNS of All Kinds. A Full Line of Canves, Felts, Embroidery, Knittiug Silke and Stamped Goods: Nice Assortnent of Applique Plotures SETOES, AT D SLIPPERS. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO,, 413 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, [0WA And WESTSIDE SQUARE, CLARINDA I10WA,