Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 9, 1885, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS TUESDAY. JUNE 9, 1885 THE DAILY BEE. QOUNCIL BLUFFS. Tueslay Morning, June 9, SUBSURIPTION th « 10 sents per week By o 2 410.00 ‘par your By - MINOE MENTION, Special sale to-day at L. Harrls’, A now sldewa'k bas been ordered on the east side of E ghth street from Six- teenth to Eighteen avenue. The clty council has ordered the prop- orty ownera on the north side of Eighth avenne, from Ninth to Saventeenth street to repsir their walks, Speclal eale of corssts to-day only at L. Harrly', 734 Broadway. 1t Is reported that an Omaha dry goods house is proparing to ocoupy the atore reconily nsed by Mr, Porterfield, and will putinto it some stock for speclal walos, At the Pacific Houso yosterday after- noon the Rev. T.J. McKay uulted in wodlock Miss Kate Willlams of Buchansn county, Tows, and O. G. McOauley of Oma The Evenlng Herald has been supply- ing itself with a water motor— very ap prop:iste for a prohibitin organ. The Herald is to be congratulated on the im- provement, any way. Mr. Albort Royer and Mrs. J. 8. Me- Allister, of this city, were married at Lancaster, Ncb , on Sunday, and arvived here yesterdsy, and will take up their residence in thls city. E. P. S8anders, who caused so much trouble t> the p)lice Saturday night, by having h's whole famly, babtes and all, loft on the steps of the plice station, was yesterday fined. He got off chesp. John Gorman, John Mulligan, James Mapleton, and B. W, Adams were fined in the plice court yesterday for indalg ing in Sundsy drunks, and yet there were no saloons open. It is a great mys tery how all these mon get the r whisky, In a prohibitlcn sta‘e, but they acted as If they had got their whisky straight. The remalns of Frank Wickham, who was drowned at Atchison, Kas, were brought home yesterday, and the funeral will tske placs from the Oatholio church at9 o'clock this morning. The death of this promisiog young man, just on the eve of his finlshing his course in college, has caused great sadness among a large clrcle of friends and acquaintances, The water works compsny, belng natarally mach interested In the sewerage of this olty has made arravgewents with the englneer, Harry Birklnbine, so as to make a tender to the clty of his services and the benefit of his experlence and keowledge in sewerage matters, no addi- tlonal expense to attach to the olty. This offer {a gladly accepted by the city, and the services thus secured will prove valaable. T. A. Beebe, of the firm of Leaman & Beebe, No, 14 Pearl street, lost his gold watch on Saturday. The watch was lying on his desk in the office wien he was oalled out for a few minutes, and on his return it was miesing. He thought st the time that it had been picked up a8 a joke, but as he can find no trace of it, he 1s now pretty well convinced that some sly sneak thlef has got away with it. The funeral of Wilson C. Jackson s to take place this mornsng at 10 o'clock, at the residence of A T. Rice, corner of Fourth street and Willow avenue Friends of the family are invited to at- tend the services, and arrangements have been made for all desiring to accompany the remains to Glenwood, where the de- parted one will be lald at rest In the fami'y grounds, beside his mother, who was buriad thero sevoral years ago, There will bo carrlages at the depo:, and s special train will take them to Glenwood, The lawn cutters, of the Pacple's store, Mes:rs, Maes, Asrons & Morris, after thelr experlence yesterday, sre talkiog of ‘‘doing” different. cilies on lawn snd other sales—they belng so well pleascd with the wey the crowd of ladies hauvdied them, Itlseuggested that Billy Mass g into the auction businees, Pail Aarons become bookk: eper in a shooting gullery, and Charlie Morris go into an ex- olusive mournlng goods store as salesman, being such a dignified, sedate young man. Myron Burns and Cbarles Garcner, both employes of Bray's livery stable, bhad a lively sei-to yesterdasy morning a* an early hour, the diepute arising over the manuer of bedding the borees. Gardoer struck Burus with a piteh'o k iufloting quite asirions wound over the rigat eye, the cut belng thren inobes 1 ng, aud bsing tL.ough to the bone. D¢ C ok was c.lled on tosew vp the wouud, and soon had the man iu condition to be up avd ab.ut. Gardner was arresred, aud hoed for a disturbance of the piace. The ju‘ges In the contest between Judges Ayleawor'h and Loofhurow met 8t Dos Motues Saturdsy and held a ocn suliation, bot arrived at po decision. It was suggesied by one of the judues thut some wituestos from Green county be recalled for «xswination «n some points on which they wore 10t quite 81 well intormed ws they desired, but this ides did vot meer with favor, wnd July 8th was fix d up nas the date £ o fiusl de- ciston 0u the casw iteelf. The pub'ic will therefor ve o w it till then to ko w which «f t'e o nteatents I8 ontilod the disti t The a° away o leave th s oty atirs are teversl e, o h f tba ol'y eouncil in doing police farce will m ¢ orly protected ss on Ther fli ers, & shoriff, scver- th ugh wonld soppoia ther « al deputies, three constables, a deputy United States marshal, several priva‘e watohmen, the oty marabal and his dep- atles, and all the minute men of the fire departuient aro to bs made spectal police with no salary, and the aldermen are to be appointed as police, 8o that the total regular force will reach absut twenty or more, while In case «f need the mayor has the right to pat on special policsmen, The rovghs who think that Council Blaflsa is & goud place to vislt oo acorunt of the outting down of the regular police foroe, may find themeelves mistaken if they try it. The case of G. A Walker aguinst D, Goldatein cvme up before Judge Hen- drlcks yesterday. Welker olalmed that a banj» which Me, Goldstein had in his pawn shop had been stolen from him by one named D juglas, and .aat he (Walker) had bought the ins'rument last January. Goldotein proved that this verysyme banjo bad bern pawned by Douglas veral timen at his place, the first time belog a year and a balf ago, and that it could not theref re be the same Instru ment which Walker had bought new in Jannary last, Tae oourt therefore de- olded in favor of Goldsteln, The action of the ¢ unty board of sup-- ervisors In cu't rg down the small-pox bilis certified up by the ci'y council has osused some ferling (n the part of the sldermen, They o a'm that the handling of the patients was first ia the eon*rol of the cunty, but that the county turaed the matter over to the city, and that after deing the best presicls in hiring help and securing nootssaries, the county now goes back on the bills. The council feels that the agriements made by the clty boord of health with various indi- viduals must in all fairness be car- rled out, and that If the ocounty will not pay these persons as agreed, the city will be held liable, and that the county board havng put the wuk onto the city, should swnd by it. Some of the aldermen sre in favor of euit sgainat the county right awsy, while the more comeervative ones advise arbitration and further consultation with the supervisors, with the hope that the latter mry bs per- suaded, on learning all the fucts, to meet the bills as contracted. The announcement that there would be lawn drerses given away at the Peo- ple's store foran hour yesterday morn- log spread so like wild-tire, that leng be- fore the hour appointed thers was & great crowd gathered there, and this kept iu- creasing until the store was picked, and the sidewalk and street wire blicked. The jam was a complete demonstration that it pays to advertise. M.ny oyuld not get into the store, and while the crowd instde was struggling for bargalns, the crowd outeide was hav- ing a no less stroggle, bundles of goods belng thrown out the wiud,wa to them, and as the hundreds of h-nds reached frantically up In the air, eiger to be the lucky grabbers of a prizs, the hundreds of volces indulged 1n laughter, shouts and cheers, calling a atill greater crowd. The police were sent to clear the streets, but 1t was impossible to get folks to meve on 80 long as they were getting goods for nothlng, and as they all seemed good-na- tured, the police could notuse force,and so gave up the task and let the crowd hsve its way until the fan was over. It wasa great day for tne Peiple's stors, and one of tha blggest serts of advertisements. There were fortunately no serlous mls- hape, such as seemed to be liable in such » great crowd of eager, pushing, jamm/ng men, women and children. Inside the store the crowd was so dense that two or three ladies fainted, but aside from this there was little to mar the success of the event. - ——— N uce, Councir BLurrs, towa, Msy 28, 1885 ~~Notte 18 horeoy piven that the regular annual mee'ing of 1he rt ckho'ders of the Council Bluffs City Wat.r Works com- pany will te re'd a* the « flice of the com pany, No 26 Peurl streer, in the city of C uuoll - luff-, lown, 'n Weone:day, the 10 h day of June, 1885 at 2 o'cluck, p m , for the eleotton «f direct s to serve the ensving yesr, and the 1raussotion of such other basiness as may lawfully come bofore it. The transfer books of the compeny will closa on Wedn-aday, the 31 day of Juve, 1885, at 3 o'dock, p. m., and will reopen - n Thursdsy, the 1 ay of Jone, 1885, at 10 o'clock, a. m. By order «f the bosrd of directors. B. W, Hopgins JR , Secretary. PEKsONAL, Eli Clayten was in the Bluffa yesterday, Dr. M. M. McCandiiss, of Fhiladelphis, was at the Pacific yesterday, Ed Wright, the steaographer, will shortly leave fora visit in Akron, O, Mrs, W H. Treynor will leave in a day or two for Nebraska on & suwmer visit to friends. Cyrus D. Kelley, of North Platte, Neb, who is largely interested in lands, is spendivg afow days n the city, makiog his head- quarters at the Pacific. Mrs. L Poters leaves to day for Helena, Montans, on a visit to her oldest daughter, and later in the season will go to Billings, Moutana, to visit hor daughter lately married, L — COubs at George Hea on's,* 628 Broad- way, o — Real Estaie Tr ra, The following are the trancf<rs of reat estate as recorded lu the offi.e of the revis'rar, and reported to the Brk by A, J. Stephenson, for Monday, Jace 8, 1885: 1. W Darnsll to Willlam E. 5dardy, 1 £ 6. block 20. Mullin’s sun, §135 00. S muel B J atn W M, Brown o } nwd 83 50,08 81,000 00 J W Do oo Eizoetn annJones, 1t7 nl k20, Mulin's suh, 156 (0 Jobn Q. O flig, #t al 00 Consgry & Worth. low 3 bock 11, avue, $400 (0. 8. L. M:Cul'oog™ 031,77 45 81, Total 81, 2 aud to A Preston, 0 4 00, Read Judd & smut s rewari in another column, flur of 1,000 UPS AND DOWNS. ihe City Comrcil Propose fo Make Everybody: Pay L cense. The Expens-s of the City to be Beduced by Doine Away With Police and Gas. All on Account of Prohibition, The olty council held an important meelirg yosterday morning to cirry out the programme already outlined ln the Bee. The duing away with the salyon licenses, which smoaated to $20,000 or 825,000 a year, has caused the aldermen to puzzle their brains as to how the city’s bills can be met, especially as last yoar's council was rather lavish, and lapped over into this yeat's receipts. Ald. Lieden- topf prepar.d the followlog resolution, which was unanimously adopted: For the parpose of bringing the ex- penditures of the clty within the limite of its revenues, whion heve been greatly ourta'led by the loss of the taloon licenses; therefore, be it Resolved, That on and after the 15th day of June, 1885, the following expend- ftar: s be dircoutinued Al of the gas aud gasoline lights to be cut off, and the g+ lightera discharged. All of the reguisr and_speclal police be dlacharged, except the chief and the cap- taln of police. All the tire department shall be so or- ganiz+d by the committee on fire 80 as to retain the drivers of teams only and the chief; »1l other mon heretofore employed with ary 11 act as minute men, ana be paid as such. That the englneer department be re- duced to the eugtneor and one chainman That the number of jallors be reduced to one, That all work on the streets be dls continued except the work «f poll tax payers, whicn, together wi h the repair ing of sldewsiks, aball be fu churge of cne person, whose pay shall be 82, lu genersl fund warrants, per day for each ten hours of work. Al:o that the committee on fire and police shali bs instructed to call upon the telephone company, with & view of get- ting a reduced rate for the use of tele- phones, and if unsuccess ul, to report if any instruments may be cut off without sorious injury to the workings of the fire d partment and police. I: ls proposed thus to cut down all posstble expenditures, Mr. Joroph Ross w man to take charge of the provided m the resolution above, Baviog thus airanged to cut down the expenses, the next move was an attempt to shove up the tevenuer. A reeolution was presented directing the city attorney to prepare an ordinance providing for licensaing in adJition to the occupations already requiring license, the following classes of business at the following yearly rates: Al retailers . Hotels of first-claes Hotels of second-class $ 25 5 Balll ard Appis ces Attoroeys atlaw. Free delivery wagons Real estate sgents. Abstractors of titles. ‘having more than Cuffve roasting and spice mill Coul and wood denlers. Ice dea'er: Launories. Lightniog rod deale Photographers. Plumbers aud gas fittor Doulers 10 rags, secoud-hand goods and To eyhor e compaui Tick t brokers. Unaeriakers Veteriuary surgeons. —— Mre L. A. Smith wili hold her Juone exhibiton of art needlework on Wednes day afiern on and evening at the stre of ths Couucl Bluffs csrpet conpany L-dies snd gen lemen are cordially in- vited. No cards, or chromos. ———— Rolter I8 floring groat bargalns at hi me-chant tailoring establishment. No 310 Beoasdway. See hls gouds and get his prices. o ——— Good Ne Safferers, The new surgical and modical insti- tute, of which mentlon was recently made In the Bk, will be started up just as soon as a favorable location can be secured. In the mesntime, Dr. J. Palmer, who {s known as *“Lone W:1f,” and Dr. R. Sweet, the surgeon, will be located at tre Sco t house, where they have secured five parlors for the accom- modatin of their patients. Dr, Palwmer has been dolng & large bu:iness rivoe bis coming T ore, aud s ms remarkable cures sio iepored, among them that (f Mrs.J Morns, who ives neor the R ck Isl.nd round bouve, and who {8 s stster-in law of Mr, N rris, who has a restaoiant, This lady bas had astff arm for nine years. and with one seck’s ‘restoent under Dr. Palmer she finus hor arw 88 good as ever. Sne siys that 87 hes tricd a great many trea - wents, both in this country and the (14, she belug a Daue, but has been unable to sccure help brfre Amother cise re- ported ds that [of Miss Mollie Stevevs, xho his been subj ct to hysterla for hirteen yoars, and who is said ‘0 have been cured by D- Palmerin eight da; —— Substantial abe'rac s of title and real o tae loas & E. L. Squirs, 101 Peail street. 4 Orespools ano vauits clianed Address, R &K, Beg office mm— About eihty of the Iowa e’forll excursiou party arrived last ev-ning aud were quartered at the Usion Pucific he vl Tue others will arriveou this morn- 1 g's taln, Jutce N Sharz was teken quita ill yesterday &/1eruooa with whet wppesred to be a slight stroke of paealysis. WAR !N CHINA.HAIR GOODS Waves, Langtry and Pompadour Frizzes 8witch And other wares. Attend the GREAT E£{8)i] SALE! At 23 Main 8t., Council Bluffs. One ret handled cups and ssucers One set kuives and forks One bowl snd pitoher, One 5.bottle triple plat One set Rogeratriple plated knives One dec rated tes aet (56 pleavs). Oue decorated d nner set (98 plocer ). One decorated dinner tet, [131 plecet]. Call and see: Yours very respectfully, HOMER, THE CHINA MAN., LIVE STOCK. STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. Heifers and cows of all agos furnisned ir . » dosired numbers; ranchmen should correnp ov ! befere purchasing elsowhere. WINDDW & CRAMP rON, Waverly, lowa. with Norene & Landstrom, Merchant Tailors Suita to order in luteat styles at cheapest porsib prices. No. 205 Main 8t., Council Bluffs, KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses snd Mules constantly on hand which we will rell 1n retsil «r carload lots Il Stock Warranted as Reoresented Wholesale and retal] dealers i Grain and Baled Hay. Prices rea- sonable “atlefaction Guarant SCHLUTER & BOLEY Cor. bth Av. and 4th St., Council Biuffs, THEHE PH@GNIX AND “THE ENGLISH” KITCHEN. 605 Broadway, Council Bluffs, The only all night house in the city. Everythirg served in firet class styloand on shor notice Hot and cold lunches always ready. -$1,000 REWARD: Fm‘ ny ¢ ao' Kidney or liver disease or dyspepsia rheumatism, or any diseass indudced el of native powsr, that cunnot b cured by the use of Dra. Judd & Smith's Electrle 30, Foursh St , Council Bluffs, AGHN TS WANTID, :P. C. DeVOL. 504 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Wholesale and Retail HARDWARE AND STOVES T TINWARE— Charter Cak and Acorn Stoves neea no commerts. Leonard's celebrated cleanabla Dry-air Refiigerator. These Refrigorators excell all othe in cleanl,ness, A refrigerator which cannot be cleaned becomes useiess, it becomes a nuis ance instead of a benefit. ICE CREAM FREEZERS, with latest improvemen Fort Wayne Western Washing Machines|x With this washer wa do rof ask you to ri-k confidenc- or money. We know that a1 tnat 18 nece-sary is a rinl. TAK® ONE, andf afer one or two fair t:sts you are no. pleased return it and we witl re u.d your m ney. GOLD.N STAR GASOLINE RANGES. These Ranges ore « complete departure from the regular Va- por Stove, and possess many new and val-|; that will be appreciated, uable features We Lave the exclusive sgency of the celebrated Glidden Two Pomt Steel Barh Wire) in this city, Do not be deceived by MISREFRESENTATIONS, Tin Roofing and Job Wor Mall orders soliclled. P. C. DE VOL, oo/l 5iviks. at bottom prices. es, etc, ready made and made to order. Prices cheaperthan ever. Call end see for yourself, MRS. C. L. GILLETTE. Formerlv MRS. J. J. GOODE. 20M in Doanl * treet, Council Bluff. S0ld by the 'ead ng dealer in every city aud town, E. B rhorn, LER,AGENT St.. Connerl Bluffs, TEY 17 Mai o iz Wallpaper, Hain 0 Ornamental Peinting Grali ing, Gilding, Paper Hanging and Prescoiny 110 Matn 8t , Council Blufts, SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS. LEADING Merchant Tailors ! 7 and 9 Maln 8t., Councin BLurrs, = =« = Jowa. A Complete Line of New Goods Always on Eand. ‘ HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Brick buildin, moved on Little s of any kind reised or move d and satisfaction guarantoed. Framo hous W, P, AYLRWORTH. 1010 Ninth Street, Counci! Bluffs Jiant trucks, the best in the world, N n n N SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE.—Special a vortleemonts, oc a8 Losi found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Bosrd g, e%0., will be inserted in this colnmp et the low ‘ate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insortion nd FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent ertlon. Leave adveriisements onr ofcs, Mo ¥) Hvoas naar Rena; WANTED Immediately, a tra-g band (f about 508 on w 81X MOnThe «ngszemont P-lier, Lon+ W.1t. the medicine Tuan. a1 the Brott, houss, Connell H My, s, OR SALE—SIx m I:h_cown with o.lica. Also b twoyeir old betters *Al-o four good work h res “Apply at office. Ilorace Evereit, uuucn Bluffs, Fow . 7ANTED—Livo, onorgotio men making loss than 815 vor we k to caliai hy Occidental Hotel Vetween10avd12a.m O M. Quacre hush. UUNGIL BLUFFS ARPET COMPANY CARPETS, Curtains, Qil Cloths, Window Shades, WWANTED Boird and room for wentiomsn and wife 1n ‘a8 rict'y jrivats famil\, near the )lu'hndmennuh Adldress B., Brn Office. W/ ANTED A gacdgiel 10,0 hourewcrk. —Tnguire at 831 Third Aveuue, Council Fluffs C. C TROXPLL. AV AN ZED—Book and stattonces husincas n livly WV (o of 85 0 to 10,00 {uhabitanw; or would l|l<u to hear of good openi. & o B art business in either Iuwa or Netraska. Canuda ANTS TO Tand for ihos. J. Gorie, Toronto, WADK.—Good Towa (r_Nebraska stook of haxdware or goneral merchandise_w SwAN & WALKER. FoREE=A nsohnn ©to got & fine, well im. Linoleums, Mattings, % JPBOLOTERY GOODS Rugs, Ete,, Etc. proved farm of 400 acres, within a fow miles of o\lncfl Blufte, at s bargain. Low price and casy torms. SWAK & WALKNR O SALE=A good payivg Totel property with livery stablo: in one of the best small towns {n western Towa will sell with or without furniture, or will trade for a small farm with stock cto. SWAN & WALKER. Fon BALE—Tands improved aad unimproved. 1t you wanta farm o westorn lows, Kansas Nebraska or Dakota, let us hear frum you. SwAN & WALKNR, JFOR BA B Tarko cuibor of Dusivess and rest: dence lots in all parte of Council Blufla. Sea us befare you buy, SWAN & WALKNR 08 SaLE—Partios wiihingfo buy oficap lots T build on canbuy on u onthly payments of from £2 to 810 SWAN & WALKRR NOR KEN (—Wo will rent you & fot to_buid _on with the privilage to buy #f you wish on very lihoral term BWAN & WALKNR oK Ticuscs, Lots and Land A, J. [y n<om, 08 Flrst avenu body 1 Councll Bluffs o take red by carror st only twenty on EXCUANGE—N . 157, 10,00 acres land ten mileswouth of sidney, heb,, for Cunell Blufls pig or No. A gond steam flouring mi'l in Cedar Co , 1 18 stook of genoral mercuandise or hard: R AT ! No. 150 Hofel property in Taslor Co., Tows, m| g0 tarm property el o ¢4 . i 1 Hall and Linoolu Cos., Neb, for | L‘ouncfl Biults proports. 16, Fine impioved farm for cheap wostara | Nl 163. One of the best farms In Pottawsttamio i oonnt) , Tows, 400 acres for wild Kaveas or Nebraska | and. No. 160. Hotel in Paeblo, Col.,, worth $0.007, for Towa, K nes, or Nebraska land in par and long tine on bal wnoe, o 6171, Good tarm, torstock ot goods o hard- "“No. 173, Wild 1ands 1 Rooks Co., Neb., for stock of dry od8. Y £ & Fouse and lot fn Olarinda Pago Co l)v.l for Nel No 177, Ho viluo 86,000 ok of druge improve d or unimiroy d No. 178. % 1o id bargatns In Kieth Cn., Neb, «ild i d for 1ands 1n woatern Jows or gocd stock of rug o pary aud Lind rest (0 firet-class plow works, wul Imn'ud £or lands v lued #8610, i A tarm i+ s C0., Towa 816, for stock of goods and stock of gen ral n western town { r wockern proved or unimyroved, valu §14,600 u dredsof «ther speclal - xc)unyo bargalng (iculass, call and 8ve or write to BWAN & WALKER, Council + 1ufth, In MANDEMAKERS & VAN, ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS 201 7”|mar Broalway. Or1anl B f THE RECENTLY IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRITER lsthe Highest Achievement in Writing Machines in the World. Sith cnly a or p 89 keys to learn an haraoters all letbers signs aud plost aud most raill writiog wachine nade as well 483 a0 most dureble @-wml for free illustrated pamphlet, Wyckoff, Sec~nns & Benedict. Obicago, T1l., Sole Agente, H, SHOI Agent for Western lo Careful Attention Glven to Ou of Town Orders. Upholstery and Drapery Work a Specialty. Our stock is the Largest in the West and is being con‘inaally replenished by all the lavest axd choicest novelties, 405 Broadway ~ N. BOHURZ, Tustice of the Peacs. OFFIOE OVER AMERIOAN RXPRESS FQUNCIL BLTTRES TOW A JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law, OOUNCIL BLUF1 S, IOWA, OfMice, Maln Strect, Rooms 7and 8, Shugart'and Bouo blook. Wi} prantice in 8 steand tato oourte. Council Biufis THOS. OFFICER, W H, M. P USH Officer & Pusev. BANKERS [ Counc.1 £ luffs, Jowa. Established, 1865 Dualers i Foreign sud Domeatic Exchange 01 Home Securitics GNLY HOTEL in Couno Blufl h-ving FIRE ESCAPH, And all moern improvements, call bells, fire alarm bells, ete., is the CRESTON HOUSE Now. 215, 217 and 219, Main Street, MAX MOHN, PROPRIETOR YOR BALK 1Y S.A. PIERCE, 100 M an Bt., Counel i3luffs Hetail Boot and Bbo : store ¥ here big bargalns caa Woys b0 10uud,