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

THE [ DAILY BEE JOUNCIL BLUFFS. Thursday [Morning, July 2. JSUBSORIPTION RATES, oura o - 4 i MINOR MENTION, Louie Bechtele has a novel trade dol- lar unlike any seen In this part of the world. Permit to wed was yestorday granted Danal McDonald and Estella Smith, both of thia city. Thedlstrictcourt willadjourn thismorn- Ing. A number of cases will have to go over untll the next term. Jo Smith and M. Sallivan, for trying to enliven the First ward with a little net-to, wera yosterday fined. Willlam Brocht, for getting so drank as to Insult a lady on the street, was glven $7.60 worth of repentance. Relter is offering great bargains at his merchant talloring establishment, No. 310 Broadway. See his goods and get his prices. In the district court yesterday Jim Sooctt was found gullty of confidencing a young man named Tate by the ‘‘farm hand” racket. D. E. Glearon will move his coal office into the room lately vacated by the Coun® cil Bluffs water works company on Pearl street, to.day. Charles Good was yesterday arrested as a vagrant and for belng so fond of the colored race as to be too intimate with & tinted woman, d. Sifley, who clalms to be & speclal detectlvg from Clncinnatl, was yesterday fined fo&mlng {too heavily loaded with anti-prohibitidn, ¥. Bokemper, who had some cigars stolen from his place a week ago, was yes— terday on the track of them, and got out a search warrant. The game of ball yesterdsy between the Avocas and the Council Bluffs Ath- letics, resulted in a victory for the visitors by ascore of 14 to 10. The sad news reaches this city of the death of Mrs, Jones, nee Lizzle Palne, of Hastlogs, Neb., who had many falends and acquaintances here. Willard Fry, who has been on trial on the charge of placing a rallroad tle on the track 80 as to ditch a Rock Island traln, s acquitted yesterday. Ehe’bld sattlers have arranged for a lification at Tabor next Saturday, and bert Percival, of this clty, is to pre- dde and dellver an address. Misses Pusey and Jones give a soiree at the home of the former to-morrow evening. Refreshments, mausle, and dancing are belng planned for. Ed Fagan and James Kingsley were fined yesterday as plaln drunks. The marshal says they were not *‘playin’” drank, but were drunk In fact. There was a still alarm sent in to No. 1 about two o'clock yesterday morning, ctused by a slight blaze mysterionsly started at Mollle Wallace's old house. # I1Mr, and Mrs, Georga Bebbington last evening gave a lawn party in honor of their daughter, Miss Clars, who has just returned from school at Knoxville, Ill. The Buchanan comedy company ap- peared last evening In *‘Oar Bachelors. The size of the audiences indicates that popular plays at popular prices are popu- lar indeed. Deputy Marshal Mullen has returned from Oakland, Neb., where he had been after the team stolen from W. T. Cole, The man was not caught, but the team will be here to-day. The time for taklng out common car- riers license has arrived, but no applica- tlons were made to the clty clerk yes- terday, the carrlers waiting for the new ordlnance to bs framed. Miss Albright, of the Third street school, entertalned the teachers con- nected with that school and Miss Mamie Cralg, the srtist, at dinner yesterdsy, at the realdence of Mrs. Dearborn. The alarm of fire Tuesday night about midnight was caused by the blazing up of an old barn in the rear of the Revere house. The buildlng was owned by Henry Paschel, and the loss was only nominal, The festival to be given by the ladles of the Congregational church at the resi- dence of J. M. Phillips, and announced to take place Saturday evening next, has been postponed untll some evenlog next week, The transfer is being touched up by the paint brush and made to appear newer. The great Improvement which would please Councll Bluffs would be the moving of the whole establishment nearer the center of the city, Charles McDonald, who was arrested for makiog threats, was discharged yes- terday. The trouble seemed to have been a neighborhood one growing ount of clothes drying on the line fn one yard and dusty carpet belng beaten on a line in the next yard, Ofticers Smullen, Casick, and O'Brlen took a spaem of enforclog orders as re- gords vagronts and pulled seven inhab- itants of ‘‘rotten row.” The seven were at once turned loose sgain without even having their names booked, ocouraging to officers waking arrests, From reports received from Washing- ton, the struggle for the prstmastership of tals city ls becoming very hard, Tom Bowman is in Washington with ex.Con. gressman Pusey, and Dr, Miller, of the Omaha, Herald, at his back, while Pail Armour attcnds to his duty here, and Wells Cook, who returped from a visit to Nebraska City to see J. Sterling Mor- This is en- | ton several days ago, sets In Peregoy & Moore's olgar store and quletly laughs when he thinks of how nicely Morton has blocked Bowman'a chances, Time will tell all, Officer Kirk yesterday arrested a fel. low on Main street who had a *‘qulet load” aboard. The fellow pretended to be giving lectures on physigomy and showed Kirk he had all he wanted to handle by butting Kirk several times In the face. The change In postage rates went Into effect yesterday. The change Is one of weight rather than rates, a letter weigh- Ing one onnce now belng sent for two conts, whereas previously It has cost two ocenta for each half ounce. Newspapers, by the pound, go now at half the former rates. = There are no new development con- cerning the chieftalnship of the fire de- partment, beyond the fact that Walters does not want the force cut down, but will ask the council to reduce his ealary if 1t must economize some way as the council has refused to allow him any pay, clalming that Elcher Is the chief and the one entitled to the salary. The offer is rather refreshing. One of the Fero brothers who looks to the Intereats of the Chicago, Mlilwaukee & St. Paul rallroad yards In this clty, was accosted by three men yesterday morning who wanted to work a free ride east. On finding that young Fero would not permit it, a fight ensued in which Fero broke a heavy cane over one of the men’s head, which was the cause of them immed!ately leaving the company's yard. it THE CITY'S FINANCES. Report of the City Auditor up to Date. —— The Following is the Report of the City Auditor, Showing the Ex- penditures of the City Up to Date: To the Honorable Mayor and City Councll of Council Bluffs: Gentlemen—I herewlth submit the following report of the clty warrants lssued for ordinary city expenses durlng the month of June, 1885, and the total amount of the same fssued since the commencment of this councll year, viz: To general fund warrants for June, $5,171.37. Total to July 1, 1885, $18,- 454.21, and also report bills audited and allowed during the same time on the fol- lowing accounts: Policy Printing. Park Grading - Streees al Trish bridge compa Tespocttuly submitted, ¥, A. Burkz, City Auditor. Hanthorn sells wood at his feed store. POINTING FOR THE PEN. The Prisoners Sentenced by Judge Loufbourow Yesterday, In the district court yesterday after- noon Judge Loufbourow sentenced a number of prisoners. V. Conner, who with Wilson, was found gullty of burglarizing Cooper & McGee's store, was sentenced to-day to one year in the penitentiary, the sentence belng apparently lightened by the evi- dence which Conner gave in the case alnst Wilson. The latter was sen- tenced to three years. James Howard, who picked the pocket of Mrs. Hasty, was glven two years, J. G. Clark for stealing some carpenter tools from Bosen's shop was given elghteen months, Perry Lyon, the young man who sur- prised hls friends and mamed a previous good record by forging the name of his employers, Raymend & Campbell, was let off with one year in the penitentlary. Willlam Jefferles [for stabblog Young Wheeler, was fined 850 and coste. Robert Neville, the young man found gullty of arson, was eentenced to five years. The old man, Henry Neville, whom the jury acqultted on the ground that he was [nsane was ordered taken to the asy- lum at Mt. Pleasant, Charles McCormick, for assault, was fined and cos's. Mary French, for larceny from a dwell- ing house, was sent to the penitentlary for one year. She wrote a very sflecting letter to the judge, begging for mercy on account of her childrenwand asking to be allowed to serve her time In jsil instead of Fort Madlson, bat the judge could not grant the request. ——— Read Judd & Smith's offer of $1,000 reward in another column, —— Real Estate Transfers, The following are the transfers of real estate as recorded In the office of the registrar, and reported to the Bre by A. J. Stephenson, for Wednesday, July Oakland, w } sw} 9, 75, 39, $2 500, Deere. Wells & Co. to W, H. Free- wap, lot 10, block 1, Oakland, 8250, B. Waker to Rachel l'nlp,ur, lots & and 6, block 14, Nevls, $12 Thon . H. Freeman, et al, part lot 1, block 6, Oakland, $800, Edwin Southwick to Scandivavian Baptist church, lot 11 and part 12, block 9, Hyatt' b , $1,600, lrad T. Spavglerto H. Ccsgrove, part se } 0, 77, 88, $123.50, Total sales, —— Substantial abstracts of title and real estate | J, W, 101 Pearl etreet, e — Summer Norm At Western Iowa College, cummannlng July 6, and continulog eight weeks Qlasses of three or more in any of the higher studies. Careful reviews In the comm>n studies vs'ng the text books lyuu have. W. 8, PavLsox, Council Blafls, and E. L, Sqares, | o START THE SEWER. The New Court Hoose Waiting for it —_— Wgaat Has Become of the Oases Against Ex-Olerk Strest?—Other Board Doings. Tha county board of supervisors met in adjourned seesion yestorday, all the members belng pretent, The followlng resolution was adopted: Whereas, On this first day of July, 1885, the board of supervisors met at the county auditor’s office for the purpose of advertising for bids and propositions for the erection of the new court houre, here- tofore authorized by a popular vote, and ‘Wherens, The clty of Council Bluffs has neglected to take the necessary steps to provide a system of sewerage In the vi. cinlty of the site of said new court house dequate to the conditions and pllnn pre- pared and accepted for the same, andj Whereas, For that reason it Is impossi- ble to proceed with said bids and propo sitions until said sewerage be established, and ‘Wherear, The sald city, belore the com- mencement of the new county jall and sald new court house, advertised for bids for ssid sewerage, and withdrew and abandoned the same, therefore be it Resolved, That the time for advertls- ing for sald bids for the erection of such court house be postponed to a fature meeting of the board of supervisors, and untll said city of Council Bluffs shall pro- vide sald system of sewerage as is neces- sary for the purposes of said court house, The following was adopted: TResolved, That the county auditor be Inatructed to notify the clty of Council Blufls in wrlting that a bridge placed at the Intersectlon of Seventh street and Indian creek in sald city has not been ac- cepted by the county of Pottawattomle, and will not be accopted as not belng bullt according to any contract with sald county. GLOSING OUT SALE RARKNESS BRO'S Of their Entire Stock of Ladies’ and Childrens’ Hosiery, 20 to 50 Per Cent Reductior, New Lawns just received, andsulfa.ble to wear, Ele- gant Laces and Embroideries at greatly reduced prices ARPETS. Moquette, Body Brussels, Ingrain, Matting, Rugs, Etc. Curtains and Curtain Goods, Carpets Made and Laid by Skilled Workmen. HARKIN ESS BBO'I‘IE[EBS 4O Broadwav, - - Oounc il Bluffs SCHLUTER « Cor, Gth Av, and 4th St., Council Bluffs, KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which we will sell In retail or carload lots | Stock Warranted as Reoresented Wholesale and rotall dealers in Graln and Baled Hay. Prices rea- sonablo Eatlsfaction Guaranteed. The chairman of the board and the au-| . ditor were instructed to slgn and dellver to the treasurer $30,000 of new bonds, and 10,000 of seven- -year co house bonds. The county attorney was called upon to make a written report at once upon the conditlon of the cases agalost S, D. Street, late clerk of the courts, both as to the civll actions pending and what steps were taken with reference to crimioal proceedings against nim, and the present condltion and disposlition of the cas The board did some other bus of minor importance and then adjourned until to- As_ appears from the action above stated the board does not intend to let the Street case drop. The attempt to get the grand jury to indict him has failed, and it Is reported that only six members of the grand jury voted in favor of an Indictment, There were some civil cases started to recover the amount of the alleged shortage, but these donot seem to reach any head, and the board ia evidently getting impatient. o —— PERSONAL, Mr. and Mrs, turned home, Bert Stracy is confined to his room with diphtheria, The Rev. B. P. McMenomy is on a two weeks visit to Colfax springs, Mr, F, 8. Pusey bas gone to Denver ona flying trip combining business and pleasure, Jacob Sims has teen selected as Fourth of July orator at Little Sioux, A goodselec- tion, w. Brock has returned from another of his missionary tripe in the interest of Peregoy & Moore, Miss Brown and Miss Nellie Chapman have returned from Galesburg, where they have been visiting Miss Phillips, Mrs, C, Adolf left last evening for Sheri. dan county, Kansas, where her husband has now a landed estate of 640 acres. Isaac Bowley, of Schleuter & Bowley, has returned with a car load of mules which have been placed in their sales stables, Officer Wheeler leoft last night for St, Paul, It is reported that he has an offer to take a good position in the fire department of that city, George Antenen, who has been with L. A, Casper, the florist, for a year or more, is planning to establish himself in a like busi- ness in St. Joe, Nelson Smith and John Ahles started last light for the old country, across the waters, John should have staid by and fought out the fivancial and municipal fight into which he started 8o gallantly, THE RECENTLY IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRITER Is the Highest Auhzevemem in Writing Machines in the World, With only 89 operate. 1t prl including ap. punctuatio signs and ractions. It & the simplost and most rapld writiog ~ mach mado a8 well a8 0e most durable B Send for free illustrated pamphlet, Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, Uhicago, Tll., Sole Agents, 0. H, SHOLES, Council Bluf Agent for Western Towa, ONLY HOTEL In Council Blufls having & FIRE ESCAPH, And all modern improvements, call bells, fire alarm bells, ete,, is the CRESTON HOUSE Nos, 215, 217 and 219, Main Street, MAX MOHN, - PROPRIETOR EDWARD KUEHL MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDITION ALIST, 808 Tenth stroch, betweon Faroam and Har yay wil, wh dhankd of uazdlaz i lsits, obtaining for_auyone gl o past aud prescal, nd Cortalnopaifions ia the To Books & made to order rinoh aatf NOTICE TO CONTRAOTORS, Bue wil be rocolvid at tho offce of Cleves Bros , srchitec to b A. R. Houghton have re- b u_, ord v of the board. D. . Redwann, Director, DISSOLUTION NOTICE rtaerihip heretolcrs exiting btwoen pb upder the firm dissol s up 10 aly complete. y 'k, is this Flack will nawe of mutual ¢ at the o'd 1tand, sad assuwe pi and receive all bills due. 663-1p Juze 29, 1885, |n|l i Sold by the leading dealer in every city and town, urhorn, c’E"'ELLIf AGENT 17 Main St., Council Bluffs, N $1,000 REWARD For any cua of Kidney or liver disease or dyspepsin, rheumatism, or any disease indudced by a lack of native power, th elts and Appliances. No, 30, AGENTS WANTI nnot be cured by the use of Drs, Judd & Smith’s Electric urth St,, Council Bluffs, Norene & Landstrom, Merchant Tailors Suits to order in latest styles at cheapest possible [prices. No, 205 Main St,, Council Bloft TEE PHGENIX AND “THE ENGLISH” KITCHEN. Regular Dinner 11:30 to 1:30, 25 cents, 606 Broadway, The only all night house in the city. notice, - Council Bluffs. Evorything served in 'first clasa style and on shor ot and cold lunches always ready. Ird CLEARANCE SALE We will sell, regardless of cost or value, all of our summer goods. Eve- rything in the immense stores of Eiseman, Rodda & Co., must be sold At Unheard of Prices To make room for the extensive improvements we are about to make and also to make room for the fall stock of goods which will shortly be-| 5 iums. gin to arrive from the east. Our Entire Stock Must be| Cleared Out, REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE; Come and Make Your Purchases : | wemm Tand At such prices as have never been offered || before. Eiseman, Rodda & Go’s PEOPLES’ STORE, 318 and 320 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. l r... hnd Bw HAIR3OODS Waves, Langtry and Pompadour Frizzes,8witch BOWLE v|e® etc,, ready made and made to order. Prices cheaperthan ever. Call and see for yourself, - MRS.C. L. GILLETTE. Formerlv MRS. J. J. GOODE. 29 Main 8treet, Council Bluff. SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS. LEADING Merchant Tailors! 7 and 9 Maln St., Councir, BLurrs, Towa. Complete Line of New Goods Always on Hand. H. P. NILES. Dealer in Wallnaper, Plain aod Ornamental Painting Gralning, Gilding, Paper Hanging and Frescoing. 110 Matn St., Council Bluffs, LIVE STOCK. STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. Helfera and cows of all ages furnished purchauing elsewhera ony desired num ; ranchmen should correspond with WINDOW & CRAMPTON, Waverly, lowa. W:P. AYLSWORTH 20 e, : HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Brick buildin, moved on Little G of any kind raised or moved and eatisfaction guaranteed, Frame hcus iant trucks, the best in the world, W. P, AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Bluffs SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE.—Spocial & vertisements, suo a8 Losh Found, To Loan, For Bale, To Rent, Wants, Board. Ing, ete., will be inserted in this column low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the fi snd FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent in- girélon. Leave advertisements af our offics, No. Pear] Biroed. nasr Brosdway WANTS. ANTED—First-class _barber; Schmidt, No. 720 Broadway. ANTED Situation on a farm by a young mag o oxperlence, Addrees G. Fee office, Counci good wages. J. D—A youog girl of good family to attend a child In small trmily; addres J Bee office, Council_Bluffs, anted a frst-claes cook, malo or wply atCreston House, Council Blufte. D6w houtc, 6 rooms, Agsirablo Toca- s lll conveniencies, reut woderate. Inquire Beo ol R B ey ey 1t you want s farm in wostern lows, Kansas Nobrasks or Dakota, ot us hoar from you Wasxu, ML T T P ™ Stophenson, 608 First avenue. oo 3, are hotels In Gi- ‘tor salo of for trade J; bar; 400 & \mproved farm worth $18,000, price for & hord time $16,000, wil trade + for low priced Westorn lands, Swan & Walke 201, saddlery Hardware manufacturing tah- lsbwent stook an Swal 'l0.i stock ¢f dry good 5,000, i Al g00u castorn Nebrask town ‘Walker, of general merchandise in a good Towa town, value 4,00, wants an- im in western lowa, Swan & Walker. ock of hardware in Stubes Co.. Indiana, lur land, value about §4,000. Swan & Walker. l 906, new stock of bar. ware in & live Nebraska town for land, value 5,000, Bwan & Walker. J; 207, stock of sgricvltural implements and shelt ardware. valuo about 00, wania & good I B wn\u\ o d fa Bwan & Walker. ]g 203, 2 §10,000 of clothi cousin city, proved seourity. Bwan & Walker. B 110, stook of wmixed hasdware ina live westorn Towa town foz cheap lands, value §6,00, Bwan & Walker B 211, ime brick block, rents well, in & Ia.£cwn one Foc goods, wants an i 18,000, goods §7,000. in a good Wis ] noo cssh or im. Beautiful store room at low rent. a0 & iz alker. nocs hats, caps and clothing 212 stook of boots, no of the best towns i Neb., valued §8,000, | 5 ats land in B %o Sostorn 00, and will pay difierence. Bwan & Walker. 214, an §8,000 stock of drugs in central fows for land. Swan & Walerr. 1 216,another st ook of drugs value from#500 to $700 3 ¥ with atore building avd 1ot value 8200 1o good m.mnnnuuw.uupuuy improved land, Bwan & | THOS. OFFIVER, Walke Fuu il particulars, write to or_call upon Bwan & Walker. 1f you want to sell, buy, or tradeany- thing, tell 8. & W. about it. bwau & Walker, Coun- N. BOHURZ. Justica of the Peace. coUNGIE BLUFES. - TOWA FOR SALR BY S.A. PIERCE, 100 Main St., Conncil Bluffs , Rotail Boot and 8hoo store Whore big bargalns o Iways be found. S.H. FILBERT, 209 Broadway, - - Council Bluffs. DRY GOODS. Best feans all wool, 30C per Boots and shocs at prices a3 low clty. GROCERIES, 16 pounds ex C_ sugs 18 pounds granul 18 poands ooofe 2) bars white Rusel 40 bars Vluo India Boat syrup, b Foat gorgham, pe Be:t Eaglish currants 10 boxes genuie Lew 4 2-pound cany +tra 8-pound cans peach 10 8-poun 16 pound 10 pounps evaporated Lorllard climax tobaoco por o Navy plug tobaoco, per pound Natural loaf tobacdo, p Flour, all brands from §2 GOODS FOR CASH ONLY Lower Than Any Other House IN THE CITY, S. H. FILBERT: 6 Broadwi0 = Council Bluffs, - ggees8s W. H. M. PUSK Officer & Pusev. ~|BANKERS Councll Bluffs, Iowa. Established, - 1865 Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchang Home Securlti cs, .i-fé