Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 2, 1885, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS--“I'UESDAY. JUNE 2, THE DA1LY BEE. 70UHOIL BLUFFS, Tuoslay Morning, June 2, SUBSORIPTION RATES, 50 sentatper woek 410,00 per yout MINOB MENTION, The loss on the Chloago, Milwaukee & St. Paal tool house was settlod yesterday, the sum belng §61. Rolter Is offering great bargalns at his tallorlng establishment, No, Ses hla goods and get 1y O.rler 4 i merchan? 310 Broadway. his prices. Henry Leffart's tesm took a run Sun- day, and dashing Into Mr. Merkel's yard did not stop before they had smashed in the feont door, The tickets for the prize contest In declamation, to take place at the opera house next Frlday evening, will be put on sale at Bushnell's this morning. In the police coart yesterday morning thers wore a number of offenders, the following being those who were fined the usual sum for belng drunk: J. L. Stray- er, Pat Salllvan, James Olark, James Rand, John Gowan, and Ton Colts. Last evening the township trustees up- dolnted Wall McFadden as constable to fill the vacancy causad by the death of J. J. White, Althongh MoFadden Is a re- publican the two democratic members of the board voted for him while the repub. 1lcan member voted for some one else. To-morrow and Thuraday evenings the ladles of the catholic church will give a strawberry festival at Masonic temple. The large doll, hand-painted mirror, etc, left over from the falr, will be rafiled off. Supper will be served from 5:30 until 12 oclock, Danclng both evenings. Prof. Lerche, the German edltor, who was arrested for burglarizing the office of Geiso’s brewery, has left for parts un- known, and the triends who went his security in the sum of $200 will now have to pay the bonds, the forfelture be- Ing declared In the district court yester- day. Tho Springville grange hall company, of Garner township, at its annual meet- Ing elected the following officers: A. J, Hart, presldent; Mrs. A. E. Dillon, vice president; J. B. Atkins, treasurer; Wil llam H. Smith, secretary; board of trus- teen, Honry Swelgart, Carollne S. Swel- gart, and William H. Ritter. Dr. Sweet, of Dubuque, who Is to be connected with Dr. Palmer in the surgl- cal and medical Institute co be established here, has arrived, and was among yester- day’s callers at the Bee office. He has the reputation of belng a most skillfal surgeon, and has been educated in the best schools of the old world, as well as having had large experience here. e e———— Hanthorn sells wood at his feed atore. ——— PERSONAL, Dr. H. 8. West is planning on a visit soon to Vermont, Sheriff Dan Farrell, of Mills county, was in the city yesterday. Mrs. H. S. West loft last evening on a visit to friends in Dubuque. Mr. and Mrs. E. Houghton returned from their eastern trip on Sunday. The Hon. John Y, Stone was among the prominents in court yestorday. Georgo Smith, of the Phanix, has gone to Oolfax Springs for rest and recreation, Alderman Geise’s son, Eddie. has gone to St. Louis to attend the business college thers., T, S. Couch, the Rev. T. J. Mackey and J. B. Atkins aro to attend the grand lodge of masons at Cedar Rapids this week. Dr. T. W. Stone, formerly of Imogene, Ta,, and later of Evansville, Ind., with Dr. A, M. Soott, of Evausville, is looking for quarters in this city, Dr. Stone will practice medicine and surgery, while Dr. Scott will continue in his specialty, the eye and ear, — Read Judd & Smith’s offor of $I,000 reward in another column, FINANOIAL RETRENCHMENT How the Policy of the New City Coun 1s Working. As the new city council has started in with the policy of financial retrenchment the reports of the amouat of bills allowed naturally causes more than usual inter. est. Tt appears that slnce the 1Gth of March they bave allowed bills to nesrly the amount of $13,000, but of this amount it 1s clalmed that about §6,000 was for bllls contracted by the old council. There wero on the auditor's table last evening for "allowance, bills to the amount of $3,500, so that In round figures it ap. pears that It has cost the present councll for running the city two and a half months about §10,000, or a little over $4,000 8 month, The old counsil epent in twelve months over §89,000, or about $7,000 a month, 1 is predicted that the present council will cut eown the run- ning expsnte of the clty over $2,000 a month, and if they can do this without any interests of the olty suffering they will be entitled to much pralse. There is always danger of swinging to extremes, nn{wllilu the old council msy have been too lavish, the danger now ia that the present council may be too econ omlcal, but this fesrisseldom reallzed with clty councils, and If a councll should ba guilty of belng too economical they would epricg into patlonal reputation. The taking awsy of saloon licenses has been one of the causes for the present econ- omical polley. S — A Fire Bcare, The slarm of fire yesterday forenoon was caused by some paint catohing fire while the workmen were engaged io mixing it and putting it on the roof of the baptlst church, The palnt was belng cooked 1n a great iron kettle cloee to the church wall, and quite near to an adjs cent dwelling, and as the palnt cauvght fire, #nd sent forth a great volume of smoke, 1t seemed at first eight that s big fire had got under way, but there was no damage, and no stream had to be thrown, OFFICIAL SHOWING Some Interesting Facts Concerning the Oity. The following is the monthly report of tho clty auditor presented t> the council Iast evening: GextreseN—I herewith submit the following report of bills aadited and allowed for ordlnary expenditurs during the month of May, 1885, as well as the total amonnt allowed by the present council since March 16, 1885, to date: (ny. Tots Streets and alleys. ... e],nu Grading ... . o Printing Police department . Qity warrants were issued daring _the same time on bills previously allowed for ordinary expenses for May, $7,704.38. Total amount issued to June 1, $13,- 282 84, Respectfully submitted, F. A. Burke, City Auditor. Mr. Clausen, the city treasurer, re- ported the,several fands of the clty to be in the following condition: CASH ON HAND, Police . . Judgm Ourbing anp_sidewalks. District No. 1 paving District No. 8 paving Interest sewer. Special sewer. . C. B, city water works $81.730,12 OVEKDRAWN. 85,72),07 1,242,006 7,156 80 9,118 50 General fand. Tntersection paving District No. 2 paving. Total overdrawn. Total cash on hand . $22 620,62 The chief of police reported that dur- ing the month the force had conelsted of a chief, a captaln, five regular policemen and two speclals, The following were the arrests made: Disturbing the peac Seduction Suspicious characters, Deserters from United Resisting an officer DR. CROSS’ OASE. He Gets So Far as the Depot on His Way to the Penitentiary, Dr, Crosa Is still confined in the jail at Glenwood, although Judge Loofbourow ordered him removed to the penitentlary at Fort Madison. Sheriff Farrell, on getting the order, started for the depot with the prisoner Sunday night, bat just as he was taking the traln, he received a message from the judge to hold Dr. Cross there In jall untll further orders. This change was due to the fact that Oroes’ attorneys on hearlng that be was to be taken to Fort Madlson opened com- munication with the judge, and presented some points of law, which the judge felt should be at least examined and thought over before the change was made. The sherl{f was here in consultation with the judge, and it was decided that the doctor should remsin in the Glenwood jall for a few days, while the law poluts were be- ing considered. The sherlff seems to be clearly of the opinion that thers Is no dlscretlon allowed him, but that the Jaw requires him to take the prisoner to Fort Madison, to remain there during the pendency of the appeal. Judge Loofburow has been rather in- clined to the view that the ‘matter was discretlonary, bat authoritles have been presented to him showing the contrary, and o the other hand the attorueys for Oross present a strong case in favor of keeping him at Glenwood. The defend. ant’s attorney have also prepared a show- ing and presented it to Judge Reed, of the supreme court, and asking him to issue the necessary order for the doctor's retention at Glenwood. The matter will be declded In a fow days. Sheriff Farrell says the reports con- cerning Dr. Cross’ failing health are all false. The doctor looks well, and seems to ba in good splrits, talks freely, and In fact has nothing In hls condition or de- meanor which warrants any such sensa- tional storles, He folt very badly about going to the penltentlary, and was re lieved when the sheriff started back from tho depot Sunday night for the jiil. The dootor is kept with the other pris- oners, belng allowed no special favors or subjected to any speclal durance. During the day he is allowed the freedom of the corridor in common with the others, and oach night i¢ locked up in his cell Should he be taken to Fort Madleon he will have to come under the discipline of the penitentisry, but will be glven his cholce of working in the shops or not. 1f he does not care to work he will ba obliged to remaln locked in his cell. o — A Onange y LYON & HEALEY, sucocersors to J. Mueller, DeALERS in PraNos, ORGANS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, STRINGS, SHEET Music and Fancy Goods. The largest sfock of Tovs In the west. 103 Main strest, Conncil Blufls, Is. ——— Bp » Shooters, Saturdsy afternoon there was a little shoot at the delving park, In the firat match D, Stubbs, Harle and Mullls tled for firet money, killing ten birds each, They divided the purse. G. W. Thomp- son, Bert Evans and H. H. Metcalf tled for second money on eight birds each. In the shoot-off, five birds, twenty six yards, Thompson won, killing every bird. The npext shoot was on clay pigeons Harle and Thompson tled on eight out of a postibla ten, and in the shoot cfl Thompson won, For second Harle and Pusey tlod on seven each. o e —— Cesspools ana vaults cleaned. Addrese, R. & K., Bek office, L Doings of the City Gounell, At the meetlng cf the olty councll ast night the bill of ex-Chief Firs Eogineer Walters from the time of the election of hls guccessor was dlsallowed. A permit was granted the fire depart- wenb Lo parucipaic la the Davespost toarnament, and one of the steamers will be sent there. The councll will meet on next Thurs. day sfternoon to draft a new license crdinance. A communication from business men ssking that peddlers’ llcenses b in- creased was referrad. Property owners on North Market street presented a petition for the paving of that street from Washington avenus to Fletoher. It was referred. - — Cobs at Genruo l]eMun s, (28 Broad- way. NEWSPAPER OUTFITS. TO PUBLISHERS. 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Send for the Printer's Auxiliary, a monthly publication, issued by the Western Newspaper Union, which gives a list of prices of printer's and pub- lisher’s supplies and publicly proclaims from time to time extraordinary bar~ gains in second-hand supplies for news- paper men. ‘WEeSTERN NEWSPAPER UNION, Omaha, Neb. MANDEMAKERS & VAN, ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS 201§7oper Bread Council Bluffe MADAME| S l.n-nw, without Shoulder Brace, $1.50 Ladles’, with Shoulder Brace, made of fine Coutil, double stitched 3 00 NIII‘IIIIL!, ‘without Shnuld\.rfirnce. 1.75 ominal, 2.00 l'll ien?, 10 to 14 1.50 Young l.lldlel 0 18 years 2.00 Highly reLommemh‘d by the_ leadin, Modistes, the Fashionable Dressmakers nnfi the most eminent Physicians in the United States and Europe. ulars free. LEWIS SCHIELE & CO., Sole Owners of Patent and Manufacturers, 390 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. FOR SALE BT CHARLES H. 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D, 1879, Its grand single number drawings take place monthly. 1t never scalos or postpones. Look at the following distribution, 181st Grand Monthly and the EXTRAORDINARY SEMI-ANNUAL DRAVING de ew Orleans, Tuosday, Juze 10,1856, under the personal supcrvision and t' of Gen. T. BEAURKGARD, of JUBAL A EARLN, of Virginia, CAPITAL PRIZE $§150,000 &4 Notice,—Tickets are Ten Dollars only, Hu»eu $5, Fifthe, $2, Tenths, 81, LIST OF PRIZNS| 1 OAPITAL PH.LIF OF ... .$160,000 ZE OF 150,000 1GRAND PK AN 50,000 S raltor piizes oF 4 dodo 20 Prizes of 50 Pri 100 Pri 200 Priz 000 Prices of 1000 Prizos of APPROXIMATION PRIZES, 100 Approxtuatioa Frizes of $00 xua i 28, {on for rates to citibs should be madeonly eoftice of the Company in New Orleans, For further information write clearly givin address. POSTAL NOTES, Expross Monoy Ord New York Exchange in’ordinary letter, Currenoy by Expross (all sumis of §6 aud upwards b our ox pense) addrossed, M. A. DAUPBIN 01 M. A, DAUPHIN, Now Orleans, 607 Seventh 8t., Washington D, C. Mako P 0. Moner Orders paysblo and address l(c,(l.hlvd Letters NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK La 1 oy )\ |\l,‘ neit,” was tne re- PRy uark of » gentleman 2 I's companton In s | at bo'tom prices. L0 Al CTaeses wud Gonions of chlld li e Iu cane ? Bold by Drugyists Send Mass., tor pawphlets 150%) 00B06K LL0g FeARing Of childson, W.P. AYLESWORTH, HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Brick lmll(“ngl of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed, Framo hcus iant trucks, the best in the world, moved on Little W. P, AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Blufts LIVE STOCK. STOCKERS before purchasing elsewhore. . WINDOW & ORAMPTON, Waverly, lowa. AND FEEDER Heifers and cown of all ages furnished in any desircd numbors; ranchmen should correspond with Norene & Merchan Suits to order In lutost styles at cheapest | Landstrom, t Tailors ossibla Prices, No. 205 Main 8t., Council Bluffe, SPECIAL NOTICE. N()l[(.,h Spesial & vertisemonte, o Fornd, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Want g, 6%6., Wil bo toserted in Shis colamn a9 the low o of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the firet {neertion and FIVR OENTS PER LINE for eaoh sbsoquent ortlon. Leave advertisements ab our office} No. Stroot, near Eroadway Houre with 4 208 1oome. No ol d- Z ren. Addrs Bee office. BALE—Team of Jarge black horse m or heavy work in eity. One ye ory security. Horaco Evere.t, ANTED—First-class oake baker st Smith & Locrcke's, 623 Main strect, Council Bluffs W VW ANIED-A fintclae cook, at the Cioston House, Councit Bluffe, TEa®= PHCENIX AND “THE ENGLISH" KITCHEN. 806 Broadway, The only all night house in the cit notice, Council Bluffs. Evorything served in first clasa styloand on shor Hot and cold lunches always ready. SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS, LEADING Merchant Tailors ! 7 and 9 Main St., CouNcisL Brures, - Towa. A Complete Line of New Goods Always on Hand. JOR RENT—House, 7 roomy ai 9 halls, corner Harmony and Beaton Sts. Apply 210 arrison “v.m 8 TO THADE.—Good Towa cr Nel Iand for a emall stock of bardware or mercbandise, well located. BWAN & WALKNR, FOn BATE=X Tare chance 80 got & fing, well im: roved farm of 400 aares, within a few miles ot Council Bluffs, at & bargain. Low prico and easy terms. SWAN & WAL JrOR SATE-R kool payivy hotel property liyery etable, in one of the best small towns in western Iowa will'sell with or without furniture, or will trada for a smalltarm with etook ste. SWAN & WALKRR, R e Tands improved aad_unimproved. nta farm in western lows, Kansas Nebraskh or Dakots, 1ot us heat from you BWAX & WALKRR. {OR BALE—A Iargo number of business and rosl denoe lote in all parts of Council Bluffs. Seo s before you buy, SWAN & WALKER. JOR 8aLE—Partios wishing to buy oheap lots to bulld on canbuy on monthly payments_of from BWAN & WALKRR JOR muu_w”m Tout you & Iot to_buid_on with the privilage to by |§ 3ou, wish o vory v & W, Lota and uud. A Ol BALE— o, H% benson, 603 First KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules conatantly on hand which we will eell In retail or carload lots Il Stock Warranted as Reoresented Wholesale and retll dealers in Grain and Baled Hay. Prices rea- SCHLUTER & BOLEY sonable Satlstaction Guaranteed. Cor. bth Av. and 4th St., Councll Bluffs. Cood -Agents Wanted TO SEILIa Drs. Judd & Smith’s NEW IMPROVED ELECTRIC BELT. Office and Factory, No 30, Fourth St., Councll Eluffs, Iowa. HA_IR GrooDs. Broad way, Will Discount all Prices. MRS. D A BENEDIC P O DeVOL, 504 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Wholesale and Retail HARDWARE AND STOVES, T INWARE Charter Oak and Acorn Stoves neea no commerts. Leonard’s celebrated cleanable Dr: A rofrigerator which cannot be cleaned becomes useless, it becomes & nuis in cleanlyness, ance instead of a benefit, ICE CREAM FREEZERS, with lates improvem ents. r Refrigerator, These Refrigerators excell all other Fort Wayne Western Washing - Machines With this washer we do not ask 1 that 18 necessary is a trial. y one or two fair tests you are not pleased return it and we will retund |7 We know that your money. : 5 t ¢ you to risk confidenc: or money. TAKE ONE, and if after GOLDEN STAR GASOLIVE RANGES. These Ranges ore « complete departure from the regular Va- por Stove, and possess val- many mnew and wable * features h at will be appreciated, We have the exclusive agency of the celebrated Glidden Two Pomt Steel Barb Wire in this city, Do not be deceived by MISREFRESENTATIONS, Tin Roofing and Job Work Mall orders soliclled. 504 Broadway, P, C. DE VOL, ool Sitiks, Counell Blufll. Iowa Biufs o only twenty “body in Coun red by oarrle s 8 wook. OR_EXCHANGE-— milessouth of 168, 10,000 ey, Neb,, for acres [and ten Ccuncil Bluffs property No. 165, A good steam flouring mill in Cedar Co stook of general merchandise or hard lue £6,000 9 Hofel propety in Taslor Co., Towa, for m property. valuo $4, No. 160. Land in 11!l and Linceln Ccs., Neb., Council Bluffs propeity o 101. Fino impeoved farm for cheap western and. No, 163. Ono of the best farms In_ Pottawsttamie gounty, Towa, <00 acios. for wild Kaueas or Nebraska land No. 160. Hotc! in Paeblo, Col., worth £0.000, for Kanear, or Nebraska laud in par and long time on balance, No. 171 Good farm, for stook ot goods or hard. N lands In Rooks Oo., Neb., for stock of dry goods. No. 176, House and lot in Clarinda_Page Co, Towa, for Nebratka or Iowa land; value 1,800, No. 177, Hotel in one of Dakota’s bost towns, value $6,000, for stock of drugs for part and Lod imy or unimproved Spleadid bargalns fn Kieth Co., Neb, s in wostern Towa or good stock of drugs or hardware 18). A hail interest In a first-class plow works, r lued §3,670, d farm in Cass Co., Towa 15, for stock of goods, and stock of general morchandise, in a live western town for western and, improve? or unimproved, valu» $14,6 And hundreds of cther special exchange bargaing or particulars, call and see or write to EVAN & WAUKER, Council b1 vffs, Ta. THOS. OFFICER, W. H, M. PUSE Officer & Pusev. BANKERS Councll Bluffs, Iowa. Established, 1865 Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange and_Home Securities. JACORB SIMS, Atiorney - at-Law, COUNCIL BLUF1S, IOWA. Office, Main Street, Rooms 7 and 8, Shugart{snd Bewo block. WIil practice in Stateand tate courts, J. L. DeBEVOISE, Onion Ticket Agent No. 6507 Broadway Oouncll Bluffs, Railway Time Table. JOUNCIL BLU¥FS. The tollowing are the Hmes of $he arrival and do. parture of traina by oentral standard time, &t the focal dopots. Tratna atos earlier and arrive DEPART, ave transfor depot fen min- en minutos later. 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