Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 24, 1883, Page 6

HEALTH AND WEALTH. The Aldermen Meet to Consider Both, The Daily Bee. Tuesday Morning, April 24, SUBSCRIPTION RATES: SyOamer, = = = = = 80 centspor week. | A Oity Piysician Ohosen and 4 A LR LD thé Streets Ordered Office: No, 7 Pearl Street, Near Oleaned, \roadway. fiNOR MHNTION, The Equalisation of Taxes N O FE S a1 Y Mayor Bowman and Aldermen ~Additional local on seventh page, Tioknor's meat market has been im- proved by the laying of a new floor, The washout on Upper Broadway, which has been a d eous place for some time, 1s belng fiiled up. J. F. Peterson, of Hazel Dall, lost 8 babe by death on Saturday last. The little one was only six months of age. Permits to enter matrimony were yesterdry given to Daniel Palmer and Sarah E. Morrls, of Oakland; also to H. L. Fonts and Rosanna Thomas, both of Loveland- Willlam Rinzenhoft, the tallor ar. rested for assanlt, had his hearing yes- terday before Justice Schurz and was discharged, it appearing that he acted i self r?e(onu. Mike Osborne's only offense reemed to be that he was without money, so after belng lodged In the calaboose love! night he was yesterday turned loose. J. T. Hart has filed an information before Justice Vaugan, ocharging one J. B, Stephenson with the larceny of & lot of hickory wood valued at about $2.00. Oonstable Skinner was sent out to serve the papers, Mr. Martin, of Olnclanati, who has rrovod very successful as an evange- Iat, has commenced a series of apeclal meotings at the Baptist church In this clty, the evening meetings to beginat 7:30 o'clock. All are Invited and Christ!an workers especially, D. J, O'Neill has commenced an action for slander against Stephen James, clatming $10,000 damages, be- cause the latter sald that he had stolen & pocket.book belonging to Mrs, James, He says the charge s untrue, and thinks it has hurt his repatation and feelings to the extent Efcher, James, McMahon, Sieden- tapf and Wood met yesterday aft: noon, first as & board of health and afterwards as a board of equallzation. The councll chamber belng ocoupled aa a suparior court room, the fathers met at Judge Jamen' office, and, as & board of health, the maln business of the meeting was to elect a oity physi- olan, The names of Dr, Macrae and Dr, Lacey were prosented, and two informal ballots were had, resulting in each of these gentlemen recelving three votes, Asa final result, Dr, Macrao was elected, recelving four votes to Dr, Lacey’s two, This matter being mettled, the questlon of the city’s cleanliness, or rather lack of cleanliness, was taken up. Mr. Sladentopf called attentlon to the fact that the chief of police had been publishing a notice, ordering the stroets and alleys to be cleaned, He thought that this was the city marshal’s business, and should be directed by the board of health rather than the clty councll. The board of health was given all needed power to have streets or alleys cleaned, and the expense charged to;adjacent property, or to prosecute the owners thereof. Some practical action, he thought, should be taken, for mere notices were soon forgotten, and the thing would blow over soon, as it had done before, Judge Jones thought something ought to be done for some of the places In theclty were in a terrible condition. Ald, Wood romarked that there were many who were depositing manure and filth on vacant lota in the city, This ought to be stopped, The oity marshal had suggested gotting some signs to plan at such places THE DAIL) AALAY AJAAAMIA Official Partiality There has been much talk about the partially shown In the enforcement and non-enforcement of ordinances. 1t neoms that If anyone Is erecting a baliding or making any improvements which will prove a benefit to the city there 18 always some one ready to com- plain of some technleal violation, or sapposed violation of the law, that the bricks and lumber are obstructing the sldewalk and street, or that shavings bout, or thatjsomething appening, whereas other ordinances and tE: same ordinances In other ocases are allowed to go un- notlced, In clearing up of alleys and streets this has been notlce- able also, In the matler cof the oar ordinance there s likowlse cause for such complaint, and a petition to that effect has al- ready been presented to the councll and the facts are to be Investigated. Alderman Jamen' officlal eye yos- terday rested upon one herd of twenty.one cows roaming at wlll, without any hindrance. In contrast with this comes the statement of John O'Donnell that his cow was put in the und, and that he sought her release r: vain, He wanted to offset the costs by a bill agalnat the clty, but conldn’t do that, and then he offered the casb, but was sent from one official to an- other, until tired of the red tape, he broke open the pound and tcok his cow ont, Now he is threatoned with prosecution for that. One thing s certaln, there must be in the enforcement of city ordinances a falr deal for all, and, as long as there is not, there will be great grambling. The councll should look up some of these statements, and see what the real causes of complaint are, and, on getting at the bottom facts, they cannot be too qaick in straight- ening them out, In fevers, malaria, heartburn, eto., nothing s clal as Brown's Iron Bitt: 1f you are not married, write the Mar. risge’ Fund snd Mutual Trust Associs- tion, Cedar Rapids, Iows, for circulars explaining the plan, f5.8m, biliousness, 0 benefi- Oholoe nelections of Bummor Silks and Dress Goods, to be found at Hark- ness Brothers, Work on Main Street. The contract having been let to Mr, Moore for the filling in ef lower Main street and bringing it to grade, it was warning the publio to forbear, and then prosecute the offenders after that, Hethought this & pretty good suggestion, Alderman Eicher called attention to the fact that many were using Indlan crcek as a place to dump manure and offal, and in some places two-thirds of tke creek had been filled up so that the opposite bank was belng cut away, and there was also dnngar of high water taking away bridges, This, too ought to be stopped. Alderman Sledentopf offered a roso- lution Instructing the clty marshsl to glive publio notice of the determina- tlon of the board of health to ol an up the city, and that after five d: ya, if property owners did not compiy with the request thus made, . 10 board would ses that the nulsanc.s were removed at the expense of 1.6 property,tand that those negleoti: g would be liable to a penalty besld: s, The board selected as a commit: s to supervise and direct the marshal 12 this work Messrs, Etcher, Wood a.d Keating, Adjournment was then taken un'il the ficst Monday in May, the time u.t for the regular annual meeting, The aldermen then transform 'd thmolvu‘lneo a olt; i :lun&l. 'l;r 1 .; purposes of an equalizing , 80 commenced with the petitlon of 110 Savings bank, which was finally jat over untll Menday afternoon . 4 o'clook, when the olty attorney will be present to glve his opinion on soiue polnts involved. The council also ivstracted the ity englneer to stake out the road fr .o the end of Graham avenue out ‘o Raj AE: and to survey the fall wic.a, to define the street running north of town from Mills street to Avenue G. The bids for the bullding of the vow olty jall were opened, and the com: teo instruoted to make a oont. with the lowest responsible bid: -+ named, The attention of the readers of Tun Bze oannot but be attracted by the card of Casady & Oroutt's exclusive carpet house, which appears in an- other column, As all know who have visited this establishment, it s one of the most complete of any In the west, and the stock belng entirely new and from the best manufactories, with the prices reasonable, it 1a not to be won. dered at that their trade is large and steadlly increasing. There was a vory large congregation at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning to listen to Rev. Dr. Mo- Meekin, Next Sunday is the last of that reverend gentleman's supply, the three mouths for which he was se- oured having expired. He expeots to return to his home and family in Ot. tawa, Canada, It is now oxpected that at an early date Rev, Mr, McCoy, of Fort Dodge, who was elected pastor of the church here some months 8go, will secure a release from his pastorate there and enter actively upon the dutles of pastor here, Michsel O'Brien, who has been a sectlon hand of the Unlon Paolfic here for three , has for the past few days exhibited such aigns of mental aberration that he was yesterday brought before the Insane commls- sloners. It was deemed best to send him out to the poor farm to rest for a few days and get the aloohol out of im, rather than send him to the asylum, it being belleved that he will . oon be ali right . The sherlff took himoutthere last eveaing, but there proving to be no accommoda- tlons for him, he was brought back to SRS S e T We this morning open a fresh In- volce of superlor giove.fittlng carsets. HarxNess BroTargs, ) whioh {u this case seems to be Ch (1, Straub. Adjournment was then had u il next Monday atternoon at 2 o'clo k. For RENT—A farm seven miles from wwn, Apply to Dr. P. W, Poanlson, Dr. West, Dentlst, 14 Pearl atroet. ———l PHRSO 7 Don’t fall to see the stock of 04 R- st PETS at Harkness Brothers, bes o purchasing. The largest and choi st selectlon ever offered in this vicini |, For ains in milllnery goods ¢-il at Mrs, MoAlllster's, 225 South M. a street. Entirely new atock. Lai st styles, e it Cooper & MoGee, 41 Mala st «:, have a fall line of eoal oil and va, r stoves, M. A, Upton has accepted the position of secretary and treasurer of the stock yards company, and also private secretary for W. A. Paxton, Asmany here can testify, Mr, Upton is a thorough account. snt, and histrustworthiness, wideacqueint- ance aud popularity make hima valuable man for any such position, and he cannot but fill the new position acseptably to all with whom he bas to do. Mr, Ed, Sanford, of Avocs, spent yes. terdsy in the city and will leave this mornlng for Liacoln, Neb,, where he ox. pects to engage in mercantile business, Mz, Sanford has recently risen from sick bed, having been afflicted with a se- rious attack of inflammatory rheumatism, 0. A, Tappin, the druggist of Dofiance, was In the city yesterday, and called npon Tae Brx, of which he Is a oconstant veader, J. B. Blake, postmaster of Avocs, and ¥, G. Metzel, » prominent merchant of that city, spent Banday in Council Bluffs, Edward Milly, of Ellott, Tows, called wupon Council Bluffa scqusintances yestor- doy. Taomas O, Geemble, of 8t Louis, whe mnong yeskerdag’s ssvivals at the Ogden., u has retursed from Wis Oalls nd evidently ig good Loalth, Wi ov, regue A Sad Death. Aaron Louring and family, who »-e en route from Maine to Montana, ¢x- pecting to make their home in the latter place, were detalued over S 1. day here by the lliness of thelr cii.l. dren, one of whom, a babe only &) «r of age, dled at the Emigrant hot .4, where they were stopplng. The mains were cared for by Underts Connell, and were yesterday bu:« here, the services being very slm le, but pecullarly sad, the mour. m being strangers In a strange Il The Rev, Mr. Armstrong, of Moethodist church, cfficlated, and g . suck words of comfort as were k. ting ‘such an event, The bere: family expect to remove the L one's remaine from hor®'ss soc A vosting thelr o o d tered ot the ¥, R, Dowig, of the Paclfic yesterday, W. F. Dowaece, of B. the Pacifio yeterday, B, A, Oollins, of Bhelby, was in the Iph, dined %t far west, apd then t Joure ney darkeced by so sad an eveat. Auother of the childron la also quite Bluffs yesterday, 1ll, and fears were entertained yostrx- still another Unk in the o ki of Hof) Dign, ot ta the 08 vhats would ve peokens ¥, B, Tait, of Decatur, is » Pacifio] Bomething mew in Curfaujns and bouse guset, Window Shades at Hacknees Brothurs h'-l'fl}h&llmfi-“hot- Those who want coolers or refzig- erators, coal ofl or gesoline stoves, C. of Bt ia ot the should call on Cooper & McGee, 41 -LM Louls, Og» expected that work weuld commence in earnees yesterdsy, but the weather prevented, and it will now doubtless open up this morning. Thege has been so much talk about bringing Maln street to grade that many have got listless about it, and consider it aa only one of the usual incidents of the return of spring. In fact some of the property owners have negleoted rais- ing thelr bulldings, proorastination have brought in the past no serious results, Some time last fall the coun- cll let & contraot for raleing the side- walks to grade, and the contractor golug at his work found that he would have to leave many front doors and sllls under ground, and the owners and occupants of such bulldings raised such a hue and cry that he was obliged to quit. The councll let the matter go with the understanding that the work should be done this spring, thus glving an opportunity to have the bulldings ruised In the meantime, Yesterday there was another warn. ing given that they had better pre- pare ua some of them would find them- selves in the hole, and it is expeoted that now the work will go right along, whether all the property owners are ready or not. It fa necessary to do so in order to be ready for the paving, and it is also necessary In O!Sm' to havethe street passable. It has long been a disgrace to the city, belng fall of holes and “‘no bottom’ piaces, and even in dry weather the ups and downs were altogether too numerous and abrupt to permit of comfortable travel by E)ot or horse, It s high time that Maln atreet, one of the most prominent and needful thoroughfares In the city, if not the most so, should bo put in good condition, and that right epeedily, and it ts to be hoped that the prediction now made will be realized, 2#-The Diamond Dyes always do more than they claim to do. Color over that old dress. It will look like new, Only 10 cents for any color. Deals in Dirt. The following tranafers of real es- tate are reported for THe BEE as ta- ken from the county records by J. W. Bquire & Co,, abstractors of titles, and real estate and loan agents, Coun, ol Blufts : P. Davidson to A, Blerwarth, psri of O. P, lot 47, clty; $200. W. F. Sanp to P, Judsor, ‘aw, aw, 36, 76, 44 8400, 0. R. L & P.railroad to M. Feeley, 8o, nw, 4, 76, 42, $280. G, Antenriedh to A, Kenney, lot 4, block 9, Riddle subdtvision; $1,100, F. M. and J. 8. MoWilllams to H. G. VanNess, part lot 6, block 23, Neola; $260. F. White to W, L, Cocklln, se, nw, 14, 74, 38; $600. J. Noo to M. Gibbons, sw, 4, 77, 38; 84,300, OOUGHS, Browxs's BRONOHIAL TwoCHES are used with advan! to alle- viate Gougha Sore Throa OArseness ;:d Bronchial Affections. Price 25cts, a X, Weunotics the Marri Fund, Matual ‘Prust Association, of Oedar Rapids, [owa, bighly spoken of in wsny of the lading papers of the state . *“Money for $h¢ Un- married”” heads i welvertisensot in snother celtouth of waper. 88 s 4nd re oRee's, M will go to Fremont, Neb., Mo, or Atlantic, Is, The &nlghts of Omaha, Glenwood, hlwsourl Vallay, 5t, Joe and other places are 'to be {ovited to joln. Commis were last unight selected from the four lodges of the clty to perfect arrangements. 4 e A meeting was held last evening of those interested in the Counell Blufta & Northern rallway, T'e committee reported that 30 citlsens had sub- scribed to 100 of steck each, making J. N. CASADY, CASADY & CRC 502 BROADWAY, - - C EXCLUSIVE CA Only one in the Complete. Mail Orders Solicited. CASADY & ORCUTT, LDAULY, UUAAALI MAUMNUAL AT R Z BEE ~COUNU: 1 BLUFFS 10WA TUESDAY APRIL 24 ey ——— F. H, ORCUTT. Wi 3 OUNCIL BLUFF®, 10WA, RPET STORE. City. Stock now CCESS, St R HANAN & REDDISH Z. T. LINDSEY & CO.,, 412 Broadway, Councl! Bluffs, West Slde S‘l‘uue, Clurlndn‘}xOWA' DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., (Successors to ERB & DUQUmD 502 Broadway. DIRECTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA, Whoiesale Frauers and Sonfectioners JOHN BENO & GO., M } crESTON HOUSE. J. M_BARSTOW, M. 0. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Main Street and 17 Pearl Street. 16 and 18 Pearl-st., Council Blu¥s, Ia. M. GALLAGHER, GROCHRIES Grocery 215 Main Stroet. Hotel, 217 & 219 Main St. OFFICE : Cor. 6th St, and bib Ave, DR. J. F. WHITE, “"fics i Winw e ". SGH URZ, Office after FJeErsnTn‘IrgElEglI;‘, 'x;geli: l;Emis&n Exprees, LIVERY for funera| S. 8. WAGNER, J. M. ST. JOHN & ‘Wholesale butter, eggs, poultry and fruit. Shi S. A PIERCE, PETHYBRIDGE & HE C. F. SMITH, 555! W. W. SHERMAN. thi NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Cor. 7th and In FINE HARNESS I have the varlety New Store, Fresh Goods, Low Prices, Polite Attendants. B, . 3t Door Fast of the Metropolitan Hotel, Lower Broadway PETER C. MILLER, W ALIL PAPER! AND WINDOW SHADES. PAINTING IN ALL 1TS BRANCHES. FRESCOINGIN MODERN STYLES. N¥95 18.AND20 North Main .Street H DEVOL & WRIGHT, HARDWARE. STOVES, TINWARE TINNBER'S STOOXK, ETO: 504 Broadway, 12 and 14 Main Street, [ COUNOIL BLUFFS, STOCK COMPLETE. PRICES LOW. Fir 2 AND FEED. WILL CONTRACT ls at reasonable rates, No, 22 4th St. G0, CASH BUYERS, Ip to us. Draft by return mall, 146 Broadway. Cor, Main and First avenue, RBERTZ, Broadway Meat Mar- ket, 827 Broadway. Plans and specifications furnished® at brings patronage. 124 Main stroet. JAMES FRANEY, and MERCHANT TAILOR, Artistlc Work ‘We solicit your patronage and will make it pay you to trade with us, Mail orders a Reasonsble Ouarges. 872 Broadway. _ speclilty,” Promptiattention andicloee pries. HOWE & SON, FURNITURE, STOVES and Household Suppiles, 303 Broadway, TITLE ABSTRAGT OFFICE LINDT & HART, E.STOCGKERT & (0., ATTORNEYS AT LAW, James Block, Lands and Lots Bought and Sold. Practlces in state and federal courts, MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES, Mauult Fine Faraiture Upholatery goods ROTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS. Curtains and Window ghndel,SOD B'way- 0U|lc||. BLUFFS " byt b I ) i |0WA And bath house, 421 and 423 Broadway. L. Sov- SANITARIU A- lAM B, ROOT AND SHO! Union Avenue, WADE GARY, VETEMNAIEY;’I’%-V?;;IESN,N?‘}? Scott street. erelgn, Prop., P. J. Montgomery, M. D., Phy. MRs. D_ A_ BENEDIGT, THE LEADING DEALER IN EHEAIR G OOID:S 837 Broadway, COouncil Bluffs, lowa. E SHOP, No. 808 Broadway, opposite second door above Matsopolitan, HARRY LELAND, BROOKLYN MARKET, Cor, Elghth and Broadway, For Hngines, Boilers, Oastings, Repairs and P. J. HENNESSY, plled, Manuf' of HORSE COLLARS, Trade sup- 8th St., between 6th and 7th Avenue, REVERE HOUSE, SMITH & NORTON, Broadway, opp. New Opera House. MAGHINERY. Yond Orders to JOHN GILBERT, Manufacturer, 2 Btreet and 8th Avenue, Council Blufts. Prompt attention to orders, Refitted. $1, $1.50 per day. Cornér e h A. J. MANDEL, DE CAY & GASSEL, FURNITURE, STOVES, and GENERAL HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES, 326 Broadway. ‘Workmanship and Reasonable charges feb 10 ruos, ormom. v.n.w oo | MBS, K, J, HARDING, M. D, OFFICER & PUSEY OONTRACTORS and BUILDERS Corner Sixth street and Avenue G. W. H. ALM NEW AND SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD o SR B Madicel: Rlegtriclan MY, Shbiei it Bsen| Connei] Blufl, Ia, £3,000, and they were Instructed. to GOUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL | established, - - 1886 QYNECOLOGIST. continue thelr work. Ajonrned meet next Saturdad evening at the company’s office, DURKER'S 8ALAD DREeSING a ready made, rich and delicious dressing for all salads of meat, fish or vegetables. Cheaper aud infinitely better than home made. No sauce equal to it. AOTERCEA. SN Why be weak! Why not be healthy, robust, and strong, by using Brown's Iron Bitters? Cur New Loan suu smprovement Uo Investigation into the matter con- vinces us that one of the most equita- ble, reasonable and feasible plans of bnddlug houses {s that proposed and in operation by the Mercantile Loan, Trust and Improvement company of vhis city. By investirg In shares in this {ostitntion, which 1s backed by | street eome of our best and most rellable business men, it becomes poasible and comparatively easy for a man of mod. erate meana to secare a comfortable home for himself and family, In tak. inga ocertain number of shares, at a cortala monthly payment, in a few years a man can own a house of his own for about the sami as he pags monthly for yent. We hellove the Morcautte koan and Tros ve 0o hesitancy in them reagonable and and backed by gentlemen honor and Integrisy, As the cos: pany exists {t becomes at once an ln. stitution of value and ceadit to our city and those who desire homes, Thelr president is T, A. Kirkland, vioe dent, Judge Ppake; seo- treasurer, Ool. Dealers tn Forsign aad Domeste Vxchavge nd homo securities. Highly-Bred Trotting Stallions, Owned by Dr. O. W, Archibald. 1883 SHASON 1883 JORMONT-Dark chestout horse. 15 Bone Rry CONVIRd_ 1870: bred by Gancwv, & |- Withers, LexingtonKy ; by Almong, dam Nor. man Maid by A 8 N the sire of Lulu, record 2:15; Almont. by Alexander's Abdal- la, sire of Goldsmi'h Maid, r cord mant has sired 20 horses with records fn &: betser, and 3 with records in 2:20 and better. D—Chestuut sorrel horse, 16 all bred by Pliny Nicholas, Esq., West Liberty, va, by Wapsie, dam a fine Kentucky bred mare, NOTICES. NOTICE.—Bpecial advertisemeats, suc Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Waants, Boarding, ete,, will be Inserted iu this column af the ow rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the firet Insertion and FIVE CENT3 PER LINE for each subsequen$ Insertion, Leave adv ertiseme a4 our office, No.7 Pearl Btroet, ncar Broadway, Graduate of Electropathio Institution, Phils delpbis, Penna. Offios Qor, Broadway & Glenn Ave, OOUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, The treatment of all disesses and psintul fculties peculiar o females & specially FOUNDRY. WINTHERLICH BROS., Norman, Wants, } OUSE WANTED—Anyone having & bouse for sale, without lot, can find chaserat A. H. Mayne's, 84 Pearl street. Gouncil Blafts lo wa, Glenwood s o large pow- ertul horse, weighs 1,150 pounds, has great style attention is called to the fact that the metals aro melted very best catings, Burning Brands WV ANTED—Eve d speed, and has proven himsalt & most excel- | Are now ready to contract for small 4 1o take Tus Bum, 30 cents per week, de] | 24, Beed: re now ready to contract for caatings \ivered by carrlers. Ofoo, No 1 Featl sum] g o s every description ln 4 near Broudway. and e ook Mo e ¢xcellence: | MALLEABLE IRON, For Sale and Rent T'ous wili make the spring season of 1583 at the ndGRAY IR({INé And any ALLO LD BEES—1a packages of s bundred af 3o Oouncil Bluffs l]l'lving Park » v T BRASS, Packago sl Tux Bux offce, No. T Pearl At 835 Each, to Insure. In ceuciaLEs which gives the For further information apply to SAMUEL COLBURN, Trainer, FDH SALE—Monuments of marble and granite atNo. 34 north Maln street. Council Bluffs Driving Park, W. R. VAUGHAN: A ) ISTILLERS, BREWERS, PACK LA 7.5, miveor, sweun | ERS, CIGAR and TOBACGO JUSTICE OF THE PEAGE. Omaha and Council Bluffs Presidents OITIZENS BANK FACTQRIES, Eto., Ete., An well an * Real Estate & Collection Agenoy. X C i r n 0dd Fellow s block, over Savinge'| | @ Couneil Riusi | a.tt‘(‘e ,v“B‘;' %':’ds v WILLIAM RAPP, 104} Maln Steeot, Next Block sonth o P, 0., Oouncll Bluiis, Towa, “"lntedr-“‘:- for the Lile Tiwes, BY) w wirs. U033 jml- 4.D.Padtndsc, L. Shogest, « W, Wallace, ‘J.WW. Fodter, OfMee ovor smelaye bank, fi.‘UNUh BLUFFS. « . Towa, EDWIN J. ABBOTT. A oy {1 B [ @ BRI AR R SR ST, VeSalli | Justice of the Peace and ?Wufis%':m Notary Public, t fi%t: +18Broadway, Council Bluffs. L) T