Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 7, 1885, Page 6

0 it HE DAILY BLg. | COUNCIL BLUFFS. {EDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBAE, ¢ OFPICL: No. 12 Fearl Streot, I the city at MINOIRR MENTION, ow dne. r fall g futer rent , the nul win or titls Ilnm The 1ttle ehild of ( D.W jeated Mt the table yeste ot and was sealde wars: mlu \ slay at the exposition fs worth ouble the price of wdmission. Come arly and sccure seats for the entertain- nent. reshments at all hours, J. L. Cohoon, of this city, speeinl agent for Towa, of the Dwelling House isur- noe conpany of Boston, has by also ppointed as general agent of I The Hollywood com ited the children of chr y last night in- home of the entertainment main this after- hoon and evening. Next. Monduy aivehild s to n'er the ex-Governor SG .M | -1! gpeak in A epu J( anspices of M. 1 treet improvements, lun 15t mecting of the council abou sed in bla being €ons Powder is being v setions of the bl cheaper and qn ¢ oose divt than L ho council leok bills, when the ci <-r|.un] per I blown ot or pu Two hs e polic being dronk and peddiing cense. They had alot of el In their posscssion which () gz to disposo of. As they | 0 pay th ines they wer A fellow named Ivvin was yesterday thned r being ugly diunk. e tried 1o beg fon the plea that while at work in « piine some yc 2o o lot of dirt fell on is head, and ever smee that mun\ one Jass of beer would set him eruzy, and 1 . The exeuse would not went buck to his cell. By some oversight the bills of labor flone under the direction of Supe g s e not put in at the Jast meeting bf the cour wd pick, but askance at the powder is called on to pay a 1, whether the dirt < were before e ol a without d 1o money locked up ) and orkmen have to w > Jarel s on somebody’s part has atly inconvenienced the'lahorers, who pre certainly worthy of their h The poli king great prep- rations for the grand ball to he 'rl\]vn il he Temple hall on th 1 purpose iaking it th j le aflair of Field’s orchestra the music, and every det: most en he kind this season. Will furnish One of the aldermen sagely rvem hat the $i0 colleeted from” fine superior court does not go Very far toward paying a $700 police bill 0 niy nothing ul niee the bills of udge at §2,0002 y - Bhal and witness'fees. The Of this justice mill ave not ext The 11'n|1m| appoint ouncil of Charles Sande i artment, until e Ko alters, er yesterday bos ppeal, Where, no on but some of his hest fri " for the wayor, ol getting BRI He tried to save eported that the lat- 1z that he would med to know, 1id the best y subiiit tothe anthorties donot seem over- 3 0 ment of sending to ci end | paid §1, M){v for llw |'I s, hey do l\nL seem to be what is wanted. ) wants the ity to pay him o elaimed bulance due :lm and the city by its council te him mkv the P! City 1o pay it that time the b lked over, and A strange il council mecting Num onds of several police T L nd this led to the inquiry as tc how the onds happened to be just handed in, the nen giving the bonds having been sery ng for some time on the fory It leaked ut that the bond business has be ected, and ow m & us policemen without giving ayor only Lnn\u It is y olice foree, shown in any other de pity government exeept t he mayor elaims supreme jurisdiction, t would have ealled forth the vilest buse from him. While he is spending i time tinding fault with the city engin- oy, 1l v adtorney, and the nuditor, wulil be putting in a little e inlinding out how umu) of his po- icenien have gi Prize for Par A premitim for the fong wof corn mm this year's crop. For particulars el on or dddress J, Y Fuller, hn\ hip]n of wh 'l e, Cou which of title und real SIS DR Squire, 102 M and by the dozen. o tenit syrmps at enteal Plurmaey. xteenth and Dodg If you wish to make legitimately from on mhm dollars per day write to Sivith, No. #1 Fouith street, | uluu il Bluis, A The Hat Carnivak following is the progiamme for sntertainment b the exposition w- Mustrated i Stev- wenrinn b, G s5 on l ahlean, fm [ 0 i Mareh bt by the wedding party, 0w hich i & thair Mrs. L. v, Mis. Sorman VAUG II\\ W anen's 1 \H T N R B B S = e W~y Syt ey s CLORY, nposition Cost of Ktreet Filling - i ver less o eity chhe ¢ N presents a fice vent Ui cting att takes a big mouthful 1 ¥ provides i its , the ¢ low they endar ai New n he car hias late dup in Taim upo suneil b mt which he claims to own nses for s busir treasury spectable ¢ pud ofl this The oth 1, etc suy 5 the oftice hat the Top needtul for The financ shown in detail by the folle trensurer 1y report of Total.... Generai fund Tutersection District No.3 i for post While not d Lo be for posta ) tie wivate for e (‘\]-vn‘\\nfn“ m .l The € the sl ancil Bluits water work: Sights at the By e 0 laim. of the attend t vored The sccond annual ex| Presbyterian fairly open tractive strange miss the pl like & small hile ¢ ap) number A% e but expo omen’s week or more at the skating rink, erior of the building d by streamers and who chances that The int nune e of exhibitors, yet fow Lt pabl rhaps perhap: nd doing but seems that t presents © Mayor's Grub, of feo ¢ oc ind someti the 1 chiew, for § 1 oflie but ns wn oflice wisely de upy Hiat w of wn'vl!n wad at claim wi e, on o ed in the thisis (& t work mc little cou . th blish too small n the mavor tly locs whnon di wing quar of ae )osi Bxcha an even rior sposition, n ec Tio Mager's Prommptions Levy on tho Uity Exchequer —A Nesvy Bill, | THE FIRE CHIEF APPOINTMENT. Finances- The Presby- the hills | mes ygh Lim a lot of old fees for cid ith- city re- The council las lop- piy or 5y neil Ly ollice ted rect s and stationery s business, Le the | has and will be continued for The lias been deco; at- the cunnot 5 indeed il the taste shown and the vaviety of att ons The Women's change was od for the purpose of build and furnish the new el and the ladies ways secure the neecssi ch ng the chur dly. 1 Isurer, et but have e 1 mei ion \ DY u .Lh ity s Mrs, ors dutin whly iny 15 for it pews and other ne is ollice esident, Mus, B, W. 0. \\ “ 1y 5. | irt, e expo mnnn is certainly worthy of being visite Mervil (! exper tuinly ol Gorham, t attractive | ed ), le very line i o5 e nee and taste, meriting attention, I‘vlmh.;_'x.\plu-l' ooth tilled with ne he every ma ii l..n '\l« In I sort or a disy The Boston it} lits brought to | 1, WO cinsclves , under the o tyre, has a v 1nn- grocerics line, and a finer arvangeme ¢nt s never been seen In-' X for twelve yes Louis exposi- h his 1 the wing is J lery, photographs and eriyons main- r\. Eiseman, Rodda & Co. doe themselves and — to their store by o rich showing, espee of clonks and winter guin Mys. M. Pleife Yo R tine display of mil Met( Bros., without doubt, the richest showing of any. It consists lurgely of furs, from almost every ¢ sun, is made of Window is yery rich goods and in endiess v furs, e cunine species, Cocke & Morgan, the well known dry | a booth which attracts al atte vigged ynel formed” of g this a renl Tud and chii; rict sides and arpeted also with furs turnished furs enough for of the booth occupied by J. the boot and shoeman, who makes w ver of his arpet compiny | oth, and wsty, A ith appurent ease, Surprisingly trie repre ntion it, i good i nZe s of llw exch: i Then then Lome-nude eand forit o Purits n their appenrs, ¢ plices of splay, 1 flowers of rge of Mrs y. Their be 1 ceiling, They also have the wimn M. Philli goods the s curt: R dog g uls tation of onting n'" line. in which one of all. Th is Miss a ime under the oth and 1in, the PS L the cnionsly ext 1o the o ullvl for aule var- the ig in charge of Misses lda Lot Mitlard, Jennie Hardin and chard. One of the most at- ngs is that of the jn-llicsnnd ets,, which ave ulso rnsworth, Mrs, h‘d Mes, Phil Avmour ave o, Mrs, Charles Pur- rib | | and Miss Hut | of the councl | on so | went to town for | posed to be the P who hay a refre =lm.z wrranged uf nicely ialoo - hns lemonade and adorned, § Been furnished with deapingsand ¢ and cartaing from Harkness Bros Bixby makes o dazzling showing of gas fixtures 1 in, that line, H Friedman play of millinery ehnrge very yoth, S Vol makes o eredi ware and sto & Co. display o an Brant, of their o florist Thomp finest on nis the estry, the large work nd vieh p Mrs sare fur d from D. W crayon of wart \l painting, lent st Some elegant picture Chapn Sushng I't store, There i a 1, the work of l\ I tine ”v'”t' Hat of he of \4 mititinn Rev. A, KK Bates exhi of the Cornish cc ter iss Hu studi <'Iuhl 8 lent. Mrs water colo N \h~\|,|» Mi Woollbury the ex- . Among the other fw.x(m'lw of position e all, whe is served at noon, supper hn.\\ 6 o'clock on, and oysters in all “styles nd at all he had, besides taetall \n|l~nfl| insor liss Annn Mrs. Martha Knepper and Weiri As 1 attractions entertaining | ) e arvanged for ench even- it there w Shakes- iun evening, and to-nig to be the it hat carnival mike the thronged o wh to the with visito; - t of Street I C The bids for opened but r itling treet tilling, which were cted at the last mecting ble differ veen what contracto! are will- show consider ence b e e s e of the boothe have | 8. 8. Stovens. | SPECT AL NOTICES, evtiroments, ench as ile, To Rent, Wants 1o ete., will bo frsertod in this column at the low rate of TEN CF PER LINE for the first inscrtion and FIVE R LINE for Leave advertiso- rilon, 12 Tearl street, near each subgequent in ments at our office, No. Broadway. WANTS, A new seve 1-ro0m houso, F A #leroom Wouse, ton minutes n D ¥ water, well and cis- tern. For rent cheup, For RExT—No. 180 rooms. M threo 4 Poar street on_stroet, 01 MeMATON Tow h property in Chor \\Hl trade for we v lie, uf A boantitul home (n th o town of flnst lis county, lowa, for 1r0 FOF WEsTern lands No. 170=A ¢plendid neres n_Dickinson cou [ Luke. L well_improved, 640 Town, joining tho for 6 short time, 3 per acr No. 18 to 1 b., partly 4 to exchunge proved. ntn i bvgaio, handise Kk residoncn, one il Blufta, wiil trade ihored Kisas or’ Nebruska of tho b for pood unine | londs.__Vatue, & it 110l homes i 118 will buy ] N | beautiful suburbin location in Town L Wil exchanzo for western lands. * Metoalf E;m 842 end 344 PROADW.Y. ing to do work for when paid in ¢ they to be h, or when employed by pri- | 1ployed by the ‘l~ or long-time s, and when ¢ paid in w e were only cash, lmnl Sixth to cents; interseetions, sh, 23 cents 73 conts: inte cents: intersections, same /s o wene. C. B, Mitchell was the other Phd his i es were about the same, they being in some ins‘a s from one- half to one cent lower, The council con- eluded to reject both bids us being too high to satisfy the property owners, Eighth bidder, ' Ordinance. The mayor, in his war upon the eity attorn has tried to make & new point al by dec 1z that the wting the oflice of chief of | rtment, and which ordinance | has lately been declared illegal by Judge Aylesworth, was drawn np by the city attorney, and that the whole trouble has | been caused by his essness and | 4 o ordi- | Muml..\ | nigh H nnnlml the mayor in cle: luu“h\h that the ordi- ich had been so mouthily ealled, Swishy-washy™ was not dvawn Dy hin, but by Alderman Mynster, and that it had been approved by the' mayor.” The sould not i Uy e § ing that the ordinance was a (h‘M n[ hi; own political tamily, he tapped wit pencil on the dosk, and urged the coun to proceed with the business, and |m| to | spend time on this should find out whether have wi ordinanees fi ticrcely. Otherwi own nest, — True Workingmen, To the Bee: Notice is hereby given that the people’s meeting as ealled for i rday is in no wise authorized or | conneeted with any labor organization now ¢ 1z, This assembly will hold o | meeting of its own and in the interest of | all men favoring reform in polities and promoting the ciuse of labor, Meeting for members every Thursday night in Bloowm & Nixon's sionr, Chairman, Dr. L. terday Jor Mosher, commit home ne rongh on L it was not disc m.n.nl untit about three hours af wds, when her two little | boys moticing that she was v siek, the doctor. When the doctor arrived it was too late to save her, She died at 6 o’clock. Herage wasabout years, She and lier husbind had not | lived together for some time, and they had quarreled a good deal a8 to wh) should have possession of the ehildren, and they 1\ml quite a_stormy in within i day or so. This trouble eanse of her act, Murs. I Amy . Sadie, isiting friends and tives in Colorado the list. four weeks, turned home yesterday. HAIR GOODS. Waies, Frizzes, Switches, Elc, HAIR GOODS. SHAMPOOING, HAIR DRESEING, AND CUTTING, HAIR GOODS. Bavgs cut Pampadour, Langtry or Other Styles, HAIR GOODS. MHS. €, L. GILLETTE, 20 Main St,, Counwil Bluirs, JACOB SIMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW COUNCIL BLUFFS, I . . . or other tum vemoved without pod. R CARCERS {r, Siiirs o't e i e CHRONIC DISEASES of an kinds o speciaty. owr thirty years' rmlluu ev porlence. Oflice, No._ 11 PearlStreet, Counci 4 B ConsULTATION rm.u RETAIL DEPARTMENT flens Fall & Wintor Wear CLOTEIIING. ! Busine Mens! and Doy Mens' nd | TNDERW EAR. Merehunt Taitor Trow Equal to the best, (o ord ALl the_price, M and Ove Buits and Ove Fat Mens® Trowsers, Seamless DUHLAP AND STETSOM HATS ror "l'HF. FALL OF 18%, ITURNISEIING GOOD3 Gloves, Neckwear, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs,- Collars And Cuffs, Of first class qualities and re SNV B O A=hdol=1 asonable prices. | RETAIL DEPARTMENT 512 and 344 Broadway, Council Blug's, Towa, p at Homer's, 23 Main THE NEW YORK. Plumbing Co. Lamps 552 BROADWAY. COU} I0WA. ’IL BLUFES, - - - Sanitary Hydraulic Engineers, Public and Private Sysiems of Sewerage. Water wotks and Ventilation designed and eonstructed. Plumbing work in all its branches. This company have one of the best assorted stocks of plumbing goods in lhc_ west Estimates fornished. HARRY BIRKINBINE, Manager Now York Plumbing company 552 Broad I way Council Blufts, “Telephone No 27. THE ()\fAH/\ DATLY BEE, WEDN NDAY OCTOBER 7, 1885, ONLY HOTEL Tn Counch filuffs ha Flire ]:..sca.pe And all modern finprovemonts, eall bells, fire S HOUSE 19, Main AX MOHN Avu CRESTO! Nos. 17 ant D. A. BENEDICT, oign Writer! AGENT FOR | DAVENPORT LADDER COMPARY . Al styles of Ladders constantly in stock mado frow spruce pine plenk. The very best ‘No. 19 Pearl St., - Council Blufis Over Bushneil's Book Stora. CITY STEAM LAUNDRY REMER & SEARIOITT, No. 34 N. Main Street, Council Blufs, fowa, dephione No, UL, Al work varvanted, MRS. A. B. ROBERTS, ? Formerly of New York, IRES fli& il Bl s Towa, OFFIC ;} & PUSEY, Ve o Fa N = A g% UFFS, 10WA, 1 B ¢ é% =z o = Thorough fnstruction on the Piano and Organ VOICE CULTURE RHD THEORY Persons de instruction in the above will please call on ot address Praf. G, B. Ligfert, No 20 First Avenue, Council Bluils, Towa. N. SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace. Oftice Over Amcriean Expross, IL BLUFE HAIR GOOD MRS D. A. BENEDICT'S ondway, Council Blnfs, Ha1r Goods of all Kinds Made to Order. Hair Goodsof all Styles | Ready Made. No. 337 Broadway. KIEL SALE STABLES, Horses and muios constantly on hand, for s at retail or in enrlond lots. Cor. 5th Av CARPETS! GARPETS!) o writes from New York that he has tand choicest Line of purchased the jueg CARPETS, RUGS, CURTAINS ~AND-- UPHOLSTERY GOODS Ever shown in this ity arviving didly und we body 10 cell wnd see thein, QOil Cloths, Linoleums, Mattings OF ALL KINDS, Window Shades, Cornice Poles, Ete., Ete, AT POPULAR PRICES, Council Bluffs Carpet Compeny 405 Broudieay. l NEW (000S AND LOW NELS at 25 per cent beloy 10 dozen Blankets Wao | wore bought | secure them while he shall offer at CA S SALE, until sold, a ¢ prices herctofore asked, larzoe invoieo 510 §2.00, worth from § at Auction Sales n ad will not be n!nq licated, Our niew stock of SILKS, Ll o= \ve unus Y e RASEN Dress Flanne iy aiteactive and nover s ehoap ’ e LN e W OELEt our st 00 to £2.00, P&t PRICES! of COTON FLAN Th roody wore tes widl o well to OR k.,,! w e MATS, HARKNESS BROT 441 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFES, STEAMDYE —AND-— Hte., ETC. DRY CLEANING WORKS GUM! . 29 Maia 8%t., GUM! Council Biuffs. GUM! Exclusive Rubber Houge! Warchouse and 2 Broady ! RUBBER BOOTS, SHOT ES & ARTICS, RUBBER AND OI1L CLOTHING, mense Stock, Eastern Prices Dup Cand for Nustrated Cataloguo bt gan) pesloolelanie=, licated N T. LINDSEY & CO. Main ounctl Blulrs, lowa THE OLD ESPABLISEED HOUSE - JOHN BENO & CO,, Hats and Caps, Gloves and Mittens, Lacdies’ ery Hos oved to their New Store, ©re Nos. 52 & 34 Main and 83 & 5 Pear] Sts., NEXT DOOR SOUTH OF TIE Where they have put in a new stock of POSTOFFICE, R GOODS, CLOTHING, Ladies' and Genls Furnishing Gocds, Ele,, Lo, ich ae the following lines:-= Amo Crents’ Neckwear, Gents’ Underwear, Boots anxb Suons, TRusks AND VALises, Moxaren Fi Cnildren’s and Misses’ and Gloves, N FIIRTS Underwednr, Cloaks and Shawls, Ladies’ Valises, Blankets una Fianaels, Rockford Carpet Warp in all Colors. JOHN ZENO & CO,, ain Btre Councir Blufls,