Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 11, 1884, Page 6

DB 55 s R P VR BTN AL W MR v AN AP N N g g T It e NS stV v OMAHA DAILY BEE--COUNCIL BLUFFS, FRIDAY, APRIL 11. 1884, TAXING THE TRACKS. ‘HE DAILY BEE. fHE How Tonneil Blofr fGets TesskThan its Share Underthe Present System, COUNCIL BLUFFS. Friday Morning. April 11, As most of Tre 1 present method of taxing railway proper. tyin this state, it is for the executive por weer | c0uncil to decido the value of the total o pr yeur | number of miles of each road, and then readers know the SUBSCRIPTION RATE By Carrier = ~ - By Mail average the valuation of each mile, and giving each township the benefit of the actual number of miles in that township, without regard to whether the track is simply & streak of rust running across unbroken prairie, or whether it is in the 7 midst of a thriving city, with valuable See J. Reiter's spring goods. property, depots, warehouses, elevat- M. A, Upton has been improving his | ory eto, wosidence groatly. or instance the Chicago, Rock Island The democrats are to & Pacific 18 assessed for six miles of cAucuses Saturday evening. track i Council Bluffs, the valuation The mnew police are daily expacted to being §72,600. It ]uvm between #ix m‘d bloom out in new uniforms. seven miles of h_-nck in Garner township S¥iivetn Bas pasaed an ordinanice pro- | e valustion bainig 881,070, and & little RS more in Norwalk township, valued at hibiting billiard and puol tables. . | $83,000, By this system both townships The Baptists held a social at the resi- | yet moro taxes from the Rook Island dence of J. K. Brooks last evening. than this city whore the railway has very iy { valuablo property. A milo of track with A. A, Covalt gives hia first public ex-| /i3y lidings and improvements in the hibition of fancy skating this evening at| midst of a ity is valued at $12,100 the the rink. me as if it was a mile on the prairie . { :11 | without a section house even, To-day being Good Friday, there will] Ty, o gicaso, Milwaukeo & St. Paul in be services at the Episcopal and Catholic | valued at $5, a mile, and the valua churches. tion of its property in Council Bluffs is b $24.290, while in Garner township it is Mr. Wirt's baby boy has been very Jll 10, and in Norwalk township 34, of late and not expected to live, but is | 5o0! mow better. The valuation of the Chicago & North- Somo thief the other night stripped the western in Council Bluffs is only No. 7 Poarl Strees, Near Broadway. —— et " MINOR MENTION, hold theii . much lees thar any township in the olothes-line of Mr. Btephens, on South | county through which it pal;m 1 Main street. Iolnck forgsr;h;_ovulu;t(l?n P b % 4 3 rescen 7,000, an arner g All railroad tickets bought of D. W. ™y e b 'cit Moad i this city is Bushnell are guarantoed, also all robate | valued at 4,771, and in Lewis township orders given by him. $23,047. : 3 ¢/ fakaa -t Miton of These aro but samples of the workings B, P, Jones takes tie pol of the present assessment plan. cashier of the Wabash hore. A good| " There is ono featuro of the valuation for a good position. table of this couuty w! is worthy of T Olaston T to amogat. horo on th | sttention. ~Tha Unfon Pacifc ha it tr- St “;: ; ; I;?" Bh5 i o minluu ixed by law as near as practicable in e Sea of . to the eastern bank of the Missouri river. into something that won't burn. During the llut year it has run its track t over a mile from its terminus up to Ten more cars of granite blocks for the | 5ok, 0 PR b ) (0 0 alled dapot. paving arrived yesterday, but the mud | Thig mile of track is in the state of Jowa, will not allow work to commence. and lh;)uld it goc be assessed under the i ing | 8tate law and credited up to Council Littlo Tom, spoedy trotter belonging | by, i, ™% by o intaresting mattor to to Willinm Jones, of Beatrico, Neb., has | gxaming into is whether the Union arrived at the driving park, and set at| Pacific has hnny right to operate oven this much of a line in this city and M Cok s ox.|Mate without some charter from the Rev. Dr. Cleland, of Keokuk, is ex-|gt4t0, and alto whether it ought not to pected to preach here next Sunday in the | be subject to the railway laws of the Presbyterian church of which he was | stato regulating fare? If eubject to such P 1 o a law its rates would be not one-half of ormerly pastor, § e these now charged between the Broad- H. H. Shackett, Mondamin, arrived at wwhde{}ot andlghu transfer. tel de Mattaz, and yeaterday paid | The Union Pacific, as far as this cit; e e e <harge being | Koea, hus otod . if thero was 1o lay o (it et dr:nk“' which it was subject, and will doubtless s continue so to do until it is made to J. Holman, of Weston, was arrested | realize different, for committing a nuisance on the street, T T ——— but was discharged, it appearing to bo a| AFTERNOON CALLERS, mere technical violation of the ordinance. s : —‘;"-—‘ ey Find the Patrick Family Out John Benson and Frank Andrews were and 8o Help Thomselves. arrested yesterday on the charge of steal- ing & half ton of coal of P.J. Bryan.| mne Malvern Leader contains the fol- They are to have a hearing this morning. | 1,500 acoount ot a burglary committed The privilege of marrying was’granted | near there, but is evidently mistaken yesterday to Will McDonald and Hattle |about the thieves making their head- Trvins of Neola; also to Wm. McCartney | quarters in Council Bluffs, In this city and Sarah E. Landers of Wheeler's | no thieves are allowed by the new police Grove, to run at Jarge: ' Fred Bokemper was before Judge| At :ll:out b ;'olouk!l;;t 'I(‘;m{';duv after- noon the residence of Mr. G. W. Patrick :.’m“::‘::: :hye. ;::”w: t;:“:d fll:'e miflu %orfihwelt of here, was gon; & > " | through and burglarized of $51. Mr. ault of the troublo at his place the other | Patriok and family were in Mal. evening., Ho gives notice of an appeal. {em at the time. The thieves ef- Consumers of water, or those who ex- ,;ftud “:n p:x:lt::nueu‘ bygl l:l'elk::g peot to be should not forget that April | raising a window. From traces of blood 18th draws near. They should read the | found all through the house it is euppos- notice of the waterworks company to be | ¢4 ::At one dof a]burglnlr! cut his hand o in snoher a0 | i, e vl ol in. ‘promptly. sy turvy, and blood spots were left on Nate Phillips has challenged D. F. ‘::;’;;héfi::’flfi"’d' alz)“ dollygrn offlt]he n longe: r. P's mother ::“hb":’ 'Y}“'o‘ ‘5;‘; ‘f" the medal offor- in-law, and was in a pocket book con- by the Young Men's Shooting club, | taining besides §700 in notes, in bu- and which has been won in two matches | reau drawer in the second story of the by Btubbs, who has to win it three times "“"d‘,"‘,‘;, Th:h p‘;!ckefi h':'k -ng not A & were loft on the floor, n - antiquates in'ordae to hold it permanently. French silver dollar was taken fr::‘m c;o At the districc court in Crawford coun- | center table in the parlor. The thieves, ty Guy Warren has been found guilty of | Who were doubtless tramps, or membors o . | of a gang of pilferers who it is believed horse-stealing and sentonced to the peni- [ 1 FHE O headquarters at y tentiary for two years and a half. | Bluffs, were closcly pursued up tho Wa- Marion Fenton for stealing a watch and | bash track to beyoncr Mineola, pwhs(;o :Il chain of Sam Ferry was sgutenced to one | trace of them was lost, There is an unu- year in the pententiary, sual number of tramps abroad in the land this spring, and the peoplo in coun- 3. H, MoiCoatney aud J. Mylior'..' i Ery ln‘;i :.own should guard against their complained of yesterday for not having b i i the necessary license for canvassing for awnings, They were not, as thoy clalm 1o be, selling for the manufacturers and the same as traveling men, They pro- pose to test the right of the city to thus ‘make them take out a license. C. Varney, Jr,, of Chicago, reached the Ogden yesterday, The supreme counoil of the Royal Ar-| John L. Day, of Keokuk, put in the day at canum i to meot in Chioago April 22d, |tho Pacific, and Fidelity Council No. 156 of this city | John Highman, Jr., of St. Jo, Mich., will send & large delegation, several of | istered at the Pacific yesterday. R. M, Jumeson, of Harlan, was in the city wives. The Fidelity is tho strongest| yesterday and stopped at the Pucific, Council L —— PERSONAL, W. D, Walden, of Clinton, was at the Og. den yesterday. E. W. Foster, of Ohlcago, 1s at the Ogden, reg- Homer, oi yesterda; B. ¥, Russell, a well known Glenwood man, was ot Bechtelo's yesterday, 0. D, Haigh has yone oat on the road for the McClurg cracker factory, T. M. Gowdy left yesterday for New York aud Boston on six weeks business trip, e —— have worked so zealouslyand successfully for its building up. some law-abiding citizens comply, and - muzzle their dogs, while others, the ma- 'y Pay no ‘::::n to the order. At The Btock Yards, one dog, with & muz-| Tho following were the shipments #le, was pounced upon by threo worth- | from the stock yards yesterday: ours, without muzzles, and of course| A. E.Starr, 1 car cattlo, 20 head, Union g unable to defend himself, was badly | Pacific. High, 1 car, 20 head, Ur:l 0 _bitten, and had an excellent chance for | cifie. Y b YOI S W. 12, Jacobs, 2 cars, 82 bead, Golden,Cal, via Uslon Pacfia. ok oy T - L. Garrison, 2 cars, , North bo some declaration of independence for | Patte. via Unjon Pacidc. i Johu S y . tho dogs, doclaring them all born equal | 12" via Kaveas g 1 onh Hambure, the eyer of ihe law at least, aud what via ey & 5,8 cars, 210 bead, iss, Col, for one should be muzzle for e 1 The County Board Yesterday the county board continued ite sension. 'he moat important feature of the dey's business was the receiving of bids for the building of the bridges e —— g for catalogue needod by the county during the coming yoar, Several bids were in besides that of Raymond & Campbell, tho well known contractors, who have built most of the bridges in this part of the coun- try for several years past. The others were the Ireland Bridge company of Centerville In.; Missour: Valley Bridge and Iron company of Leavenworth, Kas ; Wm. Orickett & Co. of Oskaloosa, Ia.; and Nathan Hitchcock of Adel, In. The board concluded to wait until this morn- ing before deciding to whom to let the contract. R Al the latest novelties in Sprine Hats can be seen at L, C_Arbuthnot's. SCHEMING FOR SALOONS. ity Permits by Druggists to Le aken Out to Evade Prouibition, That Council Bluffs and other large cities in the state will, despite of prohi- bitory laws and penalties, maintain saloona is conceded even by the standard prohi- bitionists. Just how the saloon men will try to protect themselves is a problem which they have not themselves solved entirely, but they are at work on it. 1t has been planned that the city will derive a rovenue, and therefore not attempt to praccute those who pay it, by liconsing drinking booths where seltzer, lemonade, and other drinks can be had, and the au- thorities close their eyes if something stronger is poured out. Another let-out which is being exam- inod into pretty sharply now is the pro- curing of a license fromthe county board, as provided by law for selling ‘‘for me- chanical, culinary and eacramental pur- posea.” Under tho law no hotel keeper, keeper of saloon, eating house, grocery keeper or confectioner, can get such per- mit, but others can, on presentation of ' petition signed by & majori- ty of the lagal electors of the township or ward, This old law has fallen almost in disuse, there having been in the past year only two or three such permits taken out. This law requires that a $3,000 bond be given, and that the liquor be sold at no greater profit than thirty-three per cent, and a report made to the auditor every month, showing who purchases, what they purchased for, how much, and the price. Of those who have heretofore taken such permits, only one has ever made any such regular reports, and thus the matter has slipped along. In view of the heavy penalties of the new law, every possible loop-hole is being examined and some think they see in this county permit a chance for pro- tection in the business, and the predic- tion is made that there will bo a large number of *‘drug stores” start up in this city. e — The City Council. At the meeting of the city council last evening, Mr. M. A Moore asked for the right to a temporary narrow railway track along the street for the purpose of carry- ing dirt, the same as asked for the other evening by J. J. Brown. The judiciary was instructed to mnsert the name cf M, A. Moore in the ordinance in connection with that of Mr. Brown. The ordinance in this shape was referred back to the committee, On account of a protest against the letting of tho contract for filling up Gth, Gth and 7th avenues, all bids were re- jected and the clerk instructed to read- vertiso. A petition was presented for widening the sidewalks in front of Ma- sonic 'femple. Granted, A resolution was passed ordering the paving of the intersection of avenues G, and Oakland avenue, a little piece of Bry- ant street at the end of North Main Street, The comuwittee reported in favor of recognizing the W. R. Vaughan hose company a8 avolunteer part of the fire de- partment, but against furnishing the com- pany with a hose, The report was con- curred in, The police committee reported in favor of giving to L. D. Evans the contract for feeding persons in the city jail, the bill of fare to be one pintof coffee, two slices of bread and butter, a piece of d | beefsteak and fried potatoes, at 18} cents per meal. The report was concurred in. A special gommittee reported that the county board exprassed its willingness to build a bridge at Scolt street. The Fohce committee reported in favor of fencing in the rear part of the city property, sodding the grounds and laying a sidewalk along Bryant street from Broadway to the creek. The council did little with the equal- ation of taxes last evening, but meet again this evening and will continue to meet from day to day until the equaliza- tion is completed. e — Real Esiawe Lransfers. The following deeds were filed for re- cord in the recorder’s office, April 10, reported for Tz Bem by P. J. Mo- Mahon, real estate agent: C, R. L & P. g R. T toG. Williams, ne}, le;‘ 36, 77, 42 —§360, J. A Emmect to A, N. Chase, lot 12, ates’ add to Oakland: 0. . John &, Holman to Thomas C. Broug- wam, nwi, sw}, and sw}, nw}, and part swi, nwi, 51, 76, 42, and sef, ne}, 36, 70, 43—82,000. J. F. Evans to Alexander Wood, et al, part '{l e}, 81, 75, 43, and part nwj, net, 6, 74, 43—§100. #{Wm. Underwood to L. Boyle, nw}, 17, 74, 42—85,000. James Q. Hammond to Frank Louns- rry, b, swi, 23, 76, $1,400. F. Lounsberry to W. E, Acker, e}, swi, 28, 70, 39—$1,700. O, P, Johnson, et al. to 0., M. &, St. P, lllsoll. Co, part lot 5, block 27, Neola Total sales, §10,720, e ————— COMMEROCIAL, OOUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, ‘Wheat—No, 2 spring, 650; No, 8, bbio; footed, 500; Sod"‘ L o e, Corn—Lsealers ave paying 80 for old corn and 26¢ for new. demand at 250, OH _}n 00 per ton; 60c per b 3 al v o per per bala, Corn Meal—1 25 per 100 pounds, Wood—Good supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ 00, Coal—Delivered, hard, 1150 per ton; soft, 500 por ton Lard—Fairbank’s, wholesaling at 9jc, Flour—Oity flour, 1 60@3 30, Brooms—2 95@8 00 per doz, LIVE 8T00K, Osttle—3 50@4 00; calves, 5 H0@7 50, Hoge--TLooal packirs ace’ buyiog now aud therols & #ood domand for all graden; chotos packing, i ed, b 25, PRODUCE AN Quotations by J. 1. t. John & Co., com- wission merchants, 658 Broadway, Buttar—Crea 85c; ck:+ie countey rolls, in good demand, 20c. dozen, —12] Bty AR b S tkcons dressod, 12 ive e crkons “dod, 165 11, Bl I . frsacn-d doght & rrp‘rbox. Bananas 2 per bunch -V o inthe pples, u’:l” y uoue e st 8 254 0 for prima siocls” T FRUITH, LADIES! WE ARE RECELVING SOME vERY FINE Shoes and Slippers. BOOTS AND SHOES For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. see our New 8tock. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO.. 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs, West Side Square, Clarinda MAYNE & PALMER, DEALERS IN Hard and Soft Coal, AND WOOD BULK 'AND BARREL LIME, LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT, MICHIGAN PLASTER, HATR AND SEWER PIPE No, 639 Broadw: COUNCIL BLUFFS. TOWA SNMITEL & WO ES ] e~ We have the § ‘l The latest nov- finest stock and Please call and l10WA. - elties for Spring Overcoats we +[FITGH BROTHERS' CUSTOM SHIRTS have just ceived. See them LEADING Merchant Tailors COUNCIL BLUFFS. J. . ARMSTRONG, iwvil ¥ nfilneer ROOM 6, NEW OPERA HOUSE, COUNCIL BLUFES, IOWA. All Orders by Maill Promptly Attended To. ASADY, ORCUTT & FRENCH urtains, in Lace, ¢1Xk, Turcoman, Etc. Oilcloths, Mattings, Linoleums Etc A IR I TS oicest Stock West of Chicago. lome and be convinced that we are [headquarters for all goods in onr line. heapest place to buy House Furnishings in the City. OUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Mail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care HANDS EMPLOYED,Y il 7 and 9 Main Street, All kinds of Engineering Land Sur. veying,eartn: quan tities caloul ated, ete., eto. 9 entlemen; HATS,CAPS 342 and 344 Broadway, LIVETO EAT, Tl RESTAU RAN Catoreoex 1 1se. Si SIGN, SCENERY AND F Merchant REPAIRING NEATLY 805 Sonth Main Street 404 Bros RES 17 N BUC Metcalf Bros., WHOLESALE i DEALERS IN KGLOVES, COUNCTL BLUFFS, IOWA, T AND C AT TO LIVE. AFE, WA7." T BIRATITIN to The FPublic. adway, Connofl_Rlafte, H C0 PAINTING Pl 3 A SPECIALTY, COUNCIL BLUFFS KOCI—I;- ) Tailoring, AND PROMPTLY DONE. CNUNCIL BLUFFES. WHO Hardware, Gutlery, #arSpecisl ationtion to orders my Mail, DeVOLs de WIRIG-EIT, LESALE Tiner's Stoek, Ete, COUNOIL, BLUFES, T0WA. MAZX IMIOEIIN. EVERYTHING Nos. 217 and 219 S. Main St., Proprietor, CRESTON HOUSE. FIRSTOLASS, —— COUNCIL BLUFFS. L. A. CASPER, ORIST —AND— Vegetable Gardener. The Largest and Most Complete Green House in estorn lowa. Over 24,900 Feet of Glass in Use. The Greatest varlety and the Choicest plants, My wallectlon of Plants and Flawers fs now complete in every res ect, aud the public sre invited to call and inspect the same. I was awnrded Bluffs Distri petitors: an choice vario!ics, and am § ts that have hepetol 1 ¢ Premium at the Council mber, 1883, cver all com- added many new and red to furnish A now ‘> been unattainable notice 2 isued o alogue for 1831, which will be sent free onappin Green Vegetables the Year Round, Horso Radish in bottles. 23 Pierce St. Councili Bluffslowa. European Hotsl The only Hotel in this City on the Eur:pean plan of “PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU GET.” Now Building---Noew Furnishings. ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS—CENTKALLY LOCATED. Fine Sample Rooms---Elegant Restaurant. PETER BECHTELE, PROPRIETOR, Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway, - - - Council B N. 8CHURZ. Justice of the Peace, OFFICE OVER AVERICAN EXPRESS, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. Grain & Provisions, FOR SALE BY J. Y. FULLER, Commission Merchant No. 9.3Pearl Stroot Couxci Brurrs fowa Le oo Py | Wo gumantee the cure of the following named dis- soases, 0rno_pay: Rheumatism, Scrifula, Ulcers, Catarrh, a 1 Blood and kin di popeia, Liver Complaint, Kidney and Bl cases. Gout, Nen- ralgia and ‘Asthma, Thes are the favorite Oood hotel, live winter and sum and_healthy. Acces Evons, or C., B. & solicited, ghly picturesque vy~ Wabugh railway, & Albany. Corresy ondcne . M. THOMPSON. Man Albany, Siloam Springs, (Gentry C Specfic Gravi Reaction ... Carbonic Ad Carbonate Calelum Carbonate Iron . Sulphate Magnesi Sulphato Calci m Chloride Sodium Sillica... Alumina. Organioand Volatiic ms Totalsclds per gulion JACOB SIMS. SIMS & CADWELL, Attorneys-at-Law, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Office, Main Street, Rooma 1 and Shugart & Mo- Mahon's Block. - Will practioe in State and ~edersl oourt HARMAN KELLEY, TENS 4 34 N, MAIN ST., COUNCIL BLUFES. Peter C. NAillex DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS OF j 2 WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES! Interior Decorations. 13 8. Pearl Street and 20 N. Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, WHY DONT YOU GET 80ME OF ? ’ Perloct Fitting, Best and Cheapest. Fine Linen Collars aud Cuffs, No. 716 Fourth Street Council Bluffs, Iowa. D. M. CONNEX L UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER ! Metalic Caskets and Woodin Coffins of all Kinds. TELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGH No. 14 W, Main St.. ouncil Blufls. SPECIAL NOTICES. ROLLER NOTICE.—8pecial advertisemonts, suoh as Lost, 8 K A T | N G RIINED., CORNER PEARL ST, AND FIFTH AVE, rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the firet insertlon and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequont n- sortion. Leave advertisorments at our oflics, No. Poarl Btroot, near Broadwav Opon 10:00 . m., £:00 p. tn_and 7;30 e blusic on Monday, Weduesday and niogs. ADMISSION 2 OENTS, WANTS. ANTED—A live boy with pony to carry roud o No objectionable charactersw be adumitted. H H. MARTENS, PROPRIETOR, THE DOOM OF THE UNSAVED | *‘The wicked shall be turned into hell, and the nations that forget God. And the same shall drink of the wine of the wrath ef God, which is poured out with- out mixture into the cup of indignation, and he shall be tormented with fire and brimstone in the presence of the holy angels and in the presence ot '-h}l; Lamb. 1BLE. R. Rice M. D. GAHCERS, or other tamors rewoved without the ANTED--Every body in Council Bluffs to take TusBrs. Delivered by carrier st only twenty centa & wock: ( LD PAPERS—For salo at Bxs office, at 25 cente ® hundred, B riday'eve ENTS—Tadies and gentlemen can make first olass wages by wellin the “Chawpion Bosom Hoard.” Retails a8 §1.00. Any Iady can do au i s fino abirt without s wrinkie gloas 1: a8 nicoly aatho oest laundrics can., Address for pauticulars O, B. 8. & L Co., B offic, for one Mos. B, J. Hillos, X, 0 PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 238 Middle Brosdwey, Counol! Blutts, YOS, OFFICKE, M U OFFICER & PUSEY 3ANKERS. Couacll Blufty ™ Estabirshea 1856 l“l‘l:la-mw snd omestlc Exchange a0 knifo or drawing of blood. CHRONIC DISEASES ot iods » spocaty. Over ehirty years, praciical esperience Offics No. 6 ¥ arl atrest, Councll Blulls & Conoultation free Railway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUTFS. The following are the times of the arrival and de- arture of trains by central standard time, et tho looc] depots, Traius leave transfer depot ten min- carlier and arrive ten minutes later. CIICAGO, BURLINGFON AND QUINCY. LEAVS. ARRIVE. [:40pm Chicago 9:40 0 m 9:45 8 m Fast Mal 70 pw KANBAS CITY, BT. JOK_AND COUNCIL BLUFFS. Mail and Express, Pacific Express, CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND BT. PAUL. Expross, Express, GUICAGO, ROCK ISLAKD AXD FACIYIC. Atlantic Expross, Day Expross, *Des Moines Accommiod *At local depot only *WABABI, BT, LOUIS AND{PACIFIO. Mail, Cannon Ball, *At Transfer only, CIICAGO and NORTIWESTERN, Express il 4:45 pm 15w Express, Paciflic Exprezs, SI0UX CITY AND PACIFIC. 84, Paul Express, Accommodation, *UNION PACIFIC, Wostorn Express, Tacifio Expross, Local Express, Lincoln Express, *At Tran:fer only. DUMMY TRAINS T0 OMAIA, Lenvo—8:24-0:24-10-24-] 4:34-6:24-0:2 nd SPECIAL NOTIC Consumers ot Water | THE COUNCIL BLUFFS City Waterworks Com’y AT THE Request of the Oity Council, for & 30 duys’ extension as evidenced by resolution pasod M 1844, horeby aun unces that it will put i service pipes 65 tlie curb of the streot on the line of its main, for a\l partios who desire oconnections made with the street mamns, and who will make appication therefor $0 tho company bo fore the expiration of raid 30 davs’ extension, APRIL 18, 1884, At the tollowlng prices, payable in advance : One-half luch Service Pi) Five-oighth lach 8 rvio Three-quarter inch Servics Plpe, Soven-ight Inch Sarvice Pige. One Inoh Service Pips. . Btop, sop box and cover complote, and making all pocessary con- nections bstween the street water mein and the arb of the street, which are about one-hall the cost b the consuzer of doing the Faine work, Tn view of the contemplated paving of cortain strosts in the eity, partie: are recommended to make application immediately, st the office of the com pany, 26 Pearl Street, In order to save the nescssity and avold the i oroased exps 150 of breaki’s, up the strect aftes pave Ing has beee doue. HARRY BILKINBINE, Chief Engineer. CASH TALKS! At the well-known Establishment OF J. P. FILBERT, 209 Upper Brosaway, the PIONEER CASH G IROCIEIR Y Of Council Blufls. Notice our redued Price List. 15 pounds s tra 0 11 pounds 25 pounds 26 pounds 33385588g888888 10 pounds 40 pounds h 6 gallo Wi ST zz 51 T. All grades, according to quality, 150 to SCo per 130 carry & full line of bon's, Tadies' aud u's fine Bhoes and en’- Five Hoots at very low prices. Also s full line o1 Tinware and general merchacdiee. Call on us and bo can svo moncy by dea free inany parctof the 1 & word, w3 ara bo laudasle compotldion n this coun 209 uppor Broad aay. W.R. VAUCHAR. 'Justice of the Peace. | Umana ana Counail Bhuffr. Keat eatato colee 1on sgeny 211 Follov Over savings bank. 2 I\Vht:glu u uml l E n DR, WHITTIER | 617 St. Charles St., 8t, Louis, Mo. REGULAR GRADUATE of two medical colleges hias boeil engaged longer in the drcatment of CHRONIC, NERVOUS, BKIN AND BLOOD than other physician in 8t. Louis, as city papers show and all old residents know. Consultation fres aud favited. ~When It is inconyenleut to visit tho eity for , modicines oan be sent by mail oF exprw s averywhere. Ourable cases gunrantood; whiore doubt exiats it Lo trankly stated. Call or write. tration, Debility, Moatsl and Physios toctions of ‘Thross | o i G XD, homey oA A, why, (auses, coiseqUoncos had cuze. 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