Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 8, 1883, Page 6

fHE DAIL) BEE COUNU L BLUFFS 10WA FR1DAY JUNE 8 THE COW QUESTION. The Dazily Bee. Fri lav Morning, Jund 8, SUBSCRIPTION BATES: o ——— Ofoe: No, 7 Pearl Street, Near Sroadway. ————————— MINOR MHENTION, The People to be Given a Chance to Kxpress Their Opinion by Bal- lot—The County Treas- urer's Report, The county board continaed fts ses- alon yesteriay, and amidst the monot- ony of routine business, the cow ques- tlon popped up Its head, and the fol- lowing resclution was adopted: Be It resolved, That at the next general election to be held October 9, 1883, the tollowing question shall be submitted to the duly quallfied elect- ors of Pottawattamle county, Tows, to wit: ‘‘Shall stock be restralned from running at large/’ And the county audltor is hereby directed to give dae and legal notlce thereof as provided by law, That that votes In favor of and opposed to sald proposition shall be expressed by ‘‘yes” and ‘‘no” re- spectively, and that if a majority of the electors voting thereon shall vote in favor of said regulation, then the same shall take effect and be In force at the end of thirty days alter said election, as provided by law. The board proceeded with thelr scmi-annual settlement with John Bennett, county treasurer, and haviog made a full examlination of the books and accounts, and the same bal~g found to agree with those of the audi- tor, the same were taken as a basis of settlement, and the treasurer present- ed for cancellation warrants, bonds, coupoens and vouchers recelved by him up to June 1, 1883 The cath thus far recelved for the| "The following were the oash balan- floed rellef fand lo a liitle over|oes In $he varlous funds: $1,000, besides provisions, ,clothing, | s; eto., and a number of uncollected sub- noriptions, Much more Is needed. Speclal Deputy Marshal MoFadden has arrested a Badford man named L Lowell, for vlolating the revenue law. The man walved examination, and gave bonds for his sppearance. John R. Martin has now In his shop, next Tue Bek office, the chan- daliers for Mr, Elseman’s elegant new houss, They are with cut-glass pen- dants and are beautles Indeed, they ong doubtless the finest gas fix- ures ever put into s Counoll Bluffs ouse, =8ee Joseph Reiter's spring styles, ~Additionsl local on seventh page, The Milwaukee & 8t. Paul rallway brought in a lot of emigrants yester— day. Jamos Olson, charged with stealing soma sods, was dizoharged by Justice Schurz. Word has been recolved of a bur- glary at Malvern, the store of R.J, Brown having been burglarized and about $176 worth of cuilery, revol- vers, etc,, taken. The little boy, Davis, who lost both legs by the cars at the North- western depot, was able to be out yes- terday, aad was wheeled up town by his father. A foot bridge has been thrown across Madlson street, and yesterday one was put across Bryant street, to accommodate those who want to cross the creek. Bridge. .. County bond. Insave..... Sohool house, Teachers Conting Road.. Walnuf Neola city. Carson city. Avoons city, Permanent school COondemned school Swamp land Inatitate Cemeter; Board of health Oakland city. Boomer library. Justice Vaughan yestarday mar- rled Mr. Thomas M. Kane, a well- to-do merchant of 8t, Joe, to Miss Anna Bogge, of Ohicago, who came here to meet him by sppolntment, the wedding thus being & qulet and unostentatious one for parties so highly connected, The story Is told that a couple of young men from this city, who went to Des Molnes with the democratic delegates to see howthe thing worked, tarried a day too long in the capital, or at least until to reach home they had to strike out across the ‘country, with the explanation that if walking ‘was good and thelr shoes held out they would report here Saturday night. They will be given a grand reception on thelr arrival, no doubt. The county board of supervisors be- ing Informed that the oliy council would hold onto the assersment books for two days or so longer, yesterday {ssned a written order demanding the books at once. It was explalued to the board that the council needed them for thelr final session last even- {og, and that they should be turned over to the board at 9 o'clock this mornlog, which explanation eufficed, and the ruffled feellngs were oalmed. Poter Beochtel's new hotel Is being pushed right along. The pressed bricks used in the front are the finest yot soen in this ult{, while the cut stone trimmiogs are in keeping. The hotel when completed is to be run on the Earopean plan. Mr, Bechtele s putting up the bullding in the most sabstantial as well as attractive man- ner, his foundations and walls being an excellent pattern for some to follow ‘who are trying to put up larger build- ings In a cheaper manner, There is stlll a great demand for houses in Counctl Bluffe, espeolally emall ones, There is probably not a vacant houde in the clty, unless it be some of those damaged by the flood. At the price of rents, there Is ev- dently a great chance here for profita- ble inyestment of u&nl in buildtng houses to rent. e demand for houses and the high rents which have been kept up for a long timo past, indioate that the olt{ill not only growing rapldly, but that it is having ahealthy and permanent growth, Yesterday was a oash day In the lice G. W, Oampbell and tto Strasser, for fighting, were figed $9.60 each, and both pald, Oharles Johnson, for being drunk, was. fined » like amount, aud be, foo, paid.in ossh. Johnson, when brought in, had about $80 scattered around in the lin- ing of his coat, where It crept throngh a hole in his ef. :He was the young man who so disturbed the councll mo‘::‘l:g by the noise he made 1n the calal low, He was so wild drunk that he slammed the windowa out of the calaboose, and had to be thrown into the derk room, where he tumbled about nutil worn out by his frenzy, The Rescue engine com has de- clded to donate a lot o'n':ln’by them to the new hospital scheme. The company’s generous actlon should be followed by others, and the hospltal scheme pushed to completion as soon as possible. Just now the flood suf- ferers demand special attention, and Rov. Mr, Lemon, who has been solio- fting for the hm{lul, has declded to return to hls work as financlal secre- tnx of Bhurtleff college, at Alton, Ill., and return at some more convenlent season to finish up the soliciting for the hospitel. That reverend gentle- man is moving his family to Alton, #0 that It seems the effort of the Bap- tlst folk hero to again get him as thelr pastor has failed. rawn. . .. The board spent the rest of the afternoon In viewing a mew road on the bottom, taking a drive about the clty as well. AR D Dr, West, Dentist, 14 Pearl street. Jewett's refrigerators cannot be ex- ocelled. Cooper & McGee have them. —_——— Open for work, Pryor's Ber Job Printing Office, 7 Pearl street, oL R R The best refrigerators and oil stoves in the clty at DeVol & Wright's. FLOOD FRAUDS. Sympathy Should Not be Blind in Deallng with Claimants, 1t is one of the inevitable resulis of any great calomity that many of the real sufferers do not get the rellef they merlt, while some of those who have not suffered any got a blg slice from charlty, Tne Bee would not say a word to check the flow of sympathy and the pouring forth of charity, but still warning should be given the pub- lic that there are persons in this city who are sceking and galning asalst- ance who do not deserve It, at least not on account of having suffered from the flood. An instance will suffice; In the dugout there lives a man and womsn, the latter of whom s more generally known by the pame of her former husband, rather than that of the man with whom she Is now l'ving. This couple applied to and secured relief from the general fund, each coming seperately. the man under one name snd the wo- man urder a different name, the com- mittee supposing they were helping two distinct familles, instead of help- ing one, and they therefore got a double portion, The man and the woman each got a sack of flour and some other provisions, and clothing. Tney were watohed, and on leavin ihe relief headquarters they turnes south on Broadway. as though golng toward the flooded distriot, bnt after- wards turned by another street and got back to the dugouts. Not only did they get twice as muoch as thoy were entitled to have, had they suffered from the flood, but it is oonfidently stated that they did not suffor from the flood at all. It isal- most impossible to guard against all kinds of frauds, but there ought to be some way of punishing those who per- trate them, There will doubtless many who will make the flood a pretext for begging, and the publio generally should bewars of such, If any one can contribute to relleve the suffering, they should either give to only such cases as thoy know sbout personally, or should give to the com- mittee appolnted for that purpose, for although the committee msy be im- posed on somewhat, yet the chances are much less, as they investigate ev- ory case as well as possible, consider- ing the amount of work on their PANTING FOR PANTS. The Thlef Will Now Pant for Liberty For Fifveen Days. e — Yesterday shortly after noon a eneak thief snatched a pair of §8 panta hang- ing in front of Rodda's clothing house on Broadway, and got away with them, The thief sold the pantaloons to a col- ored man for $2, and the latter gave them up to the polise, Officors Mul- len and Warner captured the fellow, who gave his name as Joseph Ander- son, The thief pleaded gulity and was sentenced to fifteen days in jall, P i S N Wet nalls $3.00 ke, & Wright's, BY ke 4 DaVel Tae Monltor oil stove takes th lead. 8old by Cooper & Mn(le:.. E —_—— ..f'io(od -nl!li:e;uwnld take advant. of speo rgaine In h goods offered by Mu::l. ek —— Commerelal s Hrouohial Treches, inedy for Coughs and Throat Trou. *'Great service in subduing Hoarse. job printing, finest | b, styles and reasonable rates, f\ Pryor's \"—Rev, Daniel Wise, New York. Bzs Job Ofiice, 7 Pearl stroet, ,‘:(2;:!1’ r:ll;uo::y %u::amw;a o the — —— . g . Qurry, Tea of Orat The UAUGABYHOUSE o Broad. | 1, it Ui, isdircimtls & ., ving wy mine P f &:"‘:t.“' best hotels of ita | faicrial lte, "o, C. 5. Fedder, Charios ton, 5.0, Mrs, mother, are at the Pacific, case sent to Justice Vaughn, the questlon of & continuance was ar- gued again at grest length, Oapt. Hight appearing for the state. oaso Was finall, Monday, the defendant in the mean time being committed to jail, as he was unable to furnish ball, nuwmber of farmers from south of the olty were in attendance. ¥ CRUMBS FROM COURT. The Oriminal Uases Still Claim At- tention—A Dirty Case on Trial. In the distrlct court yesterday Chas Fales was found gullty of grand lar oeny, or, In plainer English, horse: stealing. Higgins, who was brought here from Jollet, on the charge of breaklng Into cars of freight on the O, B. & Q. road some four years ago, pleaded gullty and was sentenced to two years in the penitentisry, at hard labor. Frank Osok, who entered the res!- dences of Davis and Dowey, in Neola, was found goilty on two Indictmente, one of Iarceny and the other of burg- Iary. Two other charges were made agalnst him, Ho pleaded gullty of petit larceny lun one, and the other, another charge of burglary, was dis. minsed, The case of B, Shipman,charged with adaltery, wos taken up and e still on trlal. The state witnessess testify that Shipman was in the employ of M. Kelsey, at Loveland, and that Mrs, Koleey trausferred her affection from her husband to him, aud a criminal in- timacy arose. The husband watched the house, and secing the prisoner come there several nights, got eeveral of the nelghborn to captare the gullty pair together. The defense will not be reacned antll to.day. The prisoner, it will be remeinbored, after belng ar- rested, and whilo on his way to jail, jamped from the window of the mov fog traln, and the cflicer jumplog oft also, recaptured him, The best refrigerators in the market {a the Jowett, at Coorper & McGee's. e —— PERSONAL, J. B. Hoffman, of Cedar Rapids, presi- dent of the Mutual Benefit Life associa- tion, of this city, and the Cedar Rapids Insurance company, some time in this city, but returned home last evening. has been spending D. Heidelberger, H. R, Royston, C. B, Clapp, G. J. M, Porter, and W, T. Riy- 00| croft, were among the Chicagoans booked at the Ogden yesterday. L., M. Rose, of Rose, Hodge & Co,, of Chicago, Ill, passed yesterday in this . | city, interviewing those needing printing material, A. P, Cramer and wife, of Avocs, and R. 8. Beymor, Mrs, OCramer's Mrs, Jacob Miller has gone to Boone on a visit to her mother and Yriends there. P, Wikl and wife, of Farragut, Iows, were at the Ogden yesterday, M., F. Arnold, of Melrose, was at th2 Pacific yesterday. J. Oooper, of New York, arrived at the Pacific yesterday. Dan Oarre_g. of Atlantic, is in the city, T. W, Kano and wife, of St. Joe, Mo,, are at the Ogden, C, H, Wheelock, of Boston, is at the Ogden. Ed, T, Wise, of 8t. Louis, is at the Og- den, Kedzle filters for sale at J, 0. Bix. by's. - t————— Oholoest fruits In the market at the European restanrant. DO charged with stealing a heifer, was up before Judge Aylesworth yesterday. Ho wanted another continuance, clalmlng that there were witneeses by whom he oould prove that another man, claim- ing to own the heifer, had hired him to drive it. The whereabouts of the witneeses seemed to be rather indefi- nite, and the court decided to take the evidence of the state’s witneeses ac that they would not be bothered by a contihuance and then let the case stand open for a fow days longer to give the prisoner a chance to get his witnesses, {f he could. Not belng able to get the desired continuance, the prisoner, by his attorney John Lindt, had the where Alfred Dcugherty, The continued unill next A large Our New Loan wuu uuprovement Uo Investigation Into the matter con- vinces us that one of tho most equita- ble, reasonable and feasible plana of bulid.lng houses s that proposed and in operation by the Mdrcantile Loan, Trust and Imprpvement company of vhis clty, By investirg n shares in this Institation, which s backed by some of our bost and most reliabie business men, it begomes posstble and comparatively easy for a man of mod- erate means to secure a comfortable home for himself and family. In tak- inga certaln number of shares, at a certsin monthly payment, in a few yoars & man can own .a house of his own for about the sams as he pays monthly for rent, We belleve the Mercantile Lomdmd 'l‘t|un company, by organizing and opening up l«‘:: b’u-lnen, having filled a long folt want In Ocuncil Bluffs, Thelr plans and system of loans will bear the most careful sorutiny and exam- {nation, snd we have no hesitancy in pronouncing them reasonable and uitable, and backed by gentlemen of honor and Integrity, As the com pany exiats It becomes at once an in. - | stitotion of value and credit to our clty and those who desire homes. Thelr president is T. A. Kirkland, vice president, Judge Peake; sec- retary, 1. R. Beery; treasurer, Col. Beebe, and thelr office s in the base ment of Shugart’s and McMahon's new block, corner [First avenue and Pearl ntreet. 1an27-1y e et e . e owricE oY et T COUNCIL BLUFF 5 CIiY WATER WORKSCO 20 Pearl 5t ) ouncll Blafs, Tows, June 6,85, | atice 18 hereby given that thy regular m‘:lln of the stock ol ers of the Co nel Blufl City Water W ras ( omp.ny v hel oifice . { the C mpwny, o s for the ersuing ch 01her busines mpany will clote k0, at 8 c'aleek the i4th y u‘"‘:ld‘:l“m 8th day of June - e, A Wil Fo~ P O Ss‘ol une, 1558, at 10 o' 'Board of Di of Whe Board SSui H. CozENs, jeen Assistaat Beoretary, J. N, CABADY. F. H, ORCUTT. CASADY & ORGUTT, 502 BROADWAY, - - COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA, EXCLUSIVE GARPET STORE. Only one in the City: &tock now Complete. Mail Orders 8olicited. : CASADY & ORCUTT, 502 Broadway. AL, VEASY WX &6 CO., Z. T, LINDSEY & 412 Broadway, Councll Bluffs, West Side Snina\'o, Clarinda f IOWA. Bulk and Barrel Lime, : LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND GEMENT, MICHIGAN PLASTER, HAIR AND SEWER PIPE. Hard and 5ot Coal a* Lowest Price. No. 34 Pear] Stroct Conncil Bluffs. W AT 31 Main Street, - B.S. TERWILLIGER, DECORATOR AND DEALER IN FANCY PAPHER, - COUNCIL BLUFFS, J. M. PHILLIPS, Wholesale and Retail Wiolesals DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., (Successors to ERB & DUQUETTE) Fruiters aod Gonfectioaers 16 and 18 Pearl-st., Counecil Blu¥s, Ia. BOOTS AND SHOES Fing Shoes & dpecia.by, 4|13 Br adway, Council Bluffs, NUGENT & SMITH, 3 MERCHANT TAILORS, First-cliss Goods and the Best of Workmanship Guaranteed. Noa. 7 and 9 Main Street, - < 3 COUNCIL BLUFFS DIRECTCRY. GOUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. SULLIVAN & FITZGERALD, DEALERS IN GROCERIES,PROVISIO §,B00TS & SHOES IMIMIGIVATION AGENYS, Deafts on Bank of Ireland, Dublin, for ssle. 343 Broadway, Council Bluffs, WET NAILE, $3 A KEG, PLOOD]&NBHERGOODS CHEAP, AT DE VOL & WRIGHT'S, 504 Broadwav, and 10 and 12 Main 8t., Council Bluffs, Towa. L. B. CLARK & B.,” usssms, MAX MOHN, }ormsmox novse. {§; Prescriptions com Hot J- M BAHsan’ M- “-- Cor. 5::):F§tl.cfiné Gth Ave, 226 MAIN STREET, MR- M. McALIST # R, THI} LEADING DEALER IN | MILLIAZERY & WOTIONS, COUNCIL BLUFFS, fim—i : JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, i W S. 8. WACNE ~iehaly -satu-th- M. GALLAGHER, GROCH New Store, Fresh Goods, Low Pricos, Polite Attendants, ITHES First Door Fast of the Metrepolitan Hotel, Tower Broadway Office over American Express. LIVERY AND FEED. WILL CONTRAOT y for funerals st roasonable rates, No. 22 4th 8t. J. M. ST. JOHN & GO, GASH BUYERS, ‘Who esale butter, eggs, povltry and fruit. Ship to us. Draftby return mall, 148 Broadway. S. A PIERGE, ™" "°°" ™™ 6o i e siee avene. PETHYBRIDGE & RERBERTZ, b by | JAGOB KOGH, Merchant teilor, Stock complete, and sults made PETER C. MILLER, AND WINDOW SHADES PAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. FRESCOINGIN MODERN STYLES, NOS. 18 AND 20 North_®ain itrast at reagonable prices, No, 806 Maln street. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Cor, 7th and Broadway, Plans and epecifications fornished In FINE HARNESS I have the varloty that brings patronage. 124 Main street. MERCHANT TAILOR, Artiatic Work y and Rcasouable Onarges. 872 Broadway. C. F. SMITH. W. W. SHERMAN. JAMES FRANE HOUSES, LOTS AND LANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD, MONEY LOANED, ABSTRACTS FURNISHED. ROSE & M'MAHON NO. « PEHARL ST., COUNOIT: BLUFES. FURNITURE, STOVES and Houeehold Supplies, 303 Broadway, HOWE & SON, LINDT & HART, oo h ot b e MAX MOHN, - - COUNCIL BLUFFS, - 2156, 217 ‘and 219 s CRESTON HOUSE, PROPRIET(R. outh Main street, 4 E IOWA, TIONERY, 216 Broadway. E sToGKEHT & c Manu'f Fine Farniture, Upholstery goods . 'y Ourtains and Window Shades, 309 B'way- WADE GARY, Y™ A5, A hohoNone s v, EDWIN J. ABSOTT, HEVERE Hii usE’ SMITH & NORTON, Broadway, opp, New Opers _l}nn- » R fited. 81 8160 per day. DE CAY & GASSEL, coniraimi s . w H ALMY 'NEW AND SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD . . GOODS BOUGHT AND SULD, 212 Broadway. 1.D. DMUNDSON, W, L SHUGART, 4. W. SYREEY Prosident Vico-Pres't. Caabior, P_ 0 V E RTO N 4 CITIZENS BANK| iH.rd Wood, Yel'ow Fine nd Red Cedar Lymber, 5,000 | O3 1a sed Ccdar Pilng, Celsr Telegraph '500'000 | 1 18 - d kence ) osts, Oan D mension stu | B idgw Mat. yia: of ail kinds, at Bed sok Prices. 0 | A Speealiy in WOOD AND COAL B A X X Justioe f the Peace, Notary Public and Genrral Conveyancer, 4156 B'way COUMNCIL BLUFFS SPEGIAL KOTICES. NOTICE.—Epectal advertisements, cuc Lost, ¥ound, To L For sale, To Rens, ate, Board Il be taserted in this ate of TEN CENTS PER e frst Insertion and FIVE CENTE for each subsequent !nsortion Leave adv ertiseme o our offce, No. 7 Pearl Stroct, near Brndway. 7 ANTED—A situation as s willer, 15 years W “exp rience. b 3 ears unde Address H, No. 2 705-311 Of Uouncil Bluff Organtzed under tho lawa of th Pald up capital. Authorised capit Tuterest pald on time d on the principal cltios of & Europe. Speclal attention and correspondence with prompe Feturns No 1 stane dreszer, Ofice H TAN'I'KD—}.\:!H:;;I\ in Councll Blufts to W i take e Bix, 30 cente por woek, de co, No ¥ Poarl Strect livered by carrlers, Of near Broadway. For Sale and Rent DIRRTORS. tor briek yard parpowcs, A 1wl mupoly < woed | TR0 SALE—A hoto, farnished, good locaity d § nd coa Clway ou hand wt yar , 802and 804 and gool terms. Address A. E. H., Bem 4. B.Bimyndwe, B L. Shiigers, i sireeh. 305 Firel aveone, bebween | 0 Tos. Gounc'l Bluds + W. Wallace, J. W Rodler, AW, Hivadh Maoan Pooristroets B 43 LT Lo e e el d e . SRIERILIE W LD BEES—1n packages of & hundred at 25 WINTHERLICH BRO'Z, x 93| ([)V5 R ria presigw ot & handred i i WHOLNSALN DRALER 1 Socat! . BUTITEIR PROMPT CASH PAID, 843 Broadway, - _GOWAGIL FLUFFS, Tron & Brass Foundry Qor. 6th Street and 11th Avenue, COUNCIL BLUFFS, . - IOWA, MRS, B, J. HILTON, M, D, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 222 Broadwav. Couneil Bluffs '8 | tend: " MRS, D, A.-BENEDICT, THE LEADING' DEALER IN 887 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa. MBS, E. J. HARDING, M, D, Medical Electrician AND AYNECOLOGIST. Graduate of Klociropathio Insiisuiton, Phile delphla, Fenas. Offles !, Broadway & fHonu Avo, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10W4 The treatment of & sutes acd pe! Geultles peculiar fo femalea a spoctaliy W. R. VAUGHAN: JUSTICE UF THE PEACE. Omabla and Council Bluffs Real Estate & Collection Agency, n Ocdd Fellow s L , over Savings' HOBOAN, KELLER & (0., = ' TITIDE < AN %3 Tho fiiest_quAlity asd tock weat of Ohicago of Wooden and Metalic Cases. Calls ad- to st all hours. We dety competition n quality of goods or prices. Our Mr Morysa has served a8 uaaertaker for forty ears and thor oughly unaeentands bis wumness. Warerooms, 3t way. UPHOLETERING in il it branches sromutly attended te ‘alse enrvet: la ing And tamoreq o we or ors Oiled wikhous eelay. 5 = = —