Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 27, 1885, Page 6

6 THE DAILY COUNCIL BLUFES. MONDAY MORNING, OCT 26 OYFIUR: NWo. 19 Pear] § treet. Delivered by carrier in sny pas of 118 city at Manager MINOR MENTION. tailor, for fall goods Meth 0wV Relter, the The revival meetings at the church continue to draw big ¢ The registry lists are ~I to show increase of fully nine hundred in number of voters in the city ‘The city conncil will next Monday evening of ne the regular monthly meeting Bilt Galvin says be doeon ‘rve e captain of pe whi he magor free to appoint C ters, which hie will prohably do The superior eourt ix kil busy with the case of the Western ( Organ company against J. Mucll d the case promises to occupy m Jndge Whiting, the democratic candi date 1or governor, spent Sunday in the city closeted with some of his den.ocratic fricnds. He Lt an the meet on % nt to h leaves Wal nt Benjanm and A, W.y'skwith, partners in_jumping from: s 7 convention into w democ ..c now joined together in the Jaw Fren who werc lln Ydlhv'l of the Presbyterian ehurch are requested to meet at the church at 2 o’clock this afternoon to_decide on the goating of the chureh, Mra, George T Phelps, President of Worar's Exclinnge. Perry Recl, the democ : candidate for sheritY, has now resigned his position a8 postmaster at the town which bears his name. This relieves the democratie sdministration of the necessity of remov ing him for oflensive partisansh™y. Itis said that a number of ens have banded themeelves together to see if they cannot get the next grand jury to take some action in the saloon 18, un Jess the observance of hours is enforeed, l\ndtwpu'inll\ the elosing on Sundays. is, Ed Williams, P. Sharp and Wullmn \\)vufl who were ri sted x.\r eneral disorderliness on the st aturday night, were before the umn yesterday. Davis was fined, and the others are 1o have o hearing to-morrow fi\'?b\"lg. The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy brakeman, W. F. Drew, who v AFTest- ed on the charge of robbing H. & Brown of a wutch, has given hail of ¥300 for his SEPLATAHIRC O SORF I FDEFOW GvEns ing, Itis predicted that the matter will be fixed up so that the prosecution will be dropped. The city engineer has about 1l he ean do to explain to property owaers and citizens generally points about tne sewer age, almost cvery one having an iden that they have discovered something wmng or which could be bettered, and he has got lus nerves and patiex m-h tried, but he manuges not to lose much flesh, and keeps reasonably good natured about it. Smith & Loercke, the Main street bakers, now roll out onto the streets the bandsomest and most convenient, deliv ery wagon ever seen liere in that line is 2 novel arrangement, and is 1 decorated in the latest metropolits ner, and attracts attention and admiration wherever n appetrs. The firm should not only feel prond of it, but §t.is a credit to the “city through whose streets it rolls. The beer garden dances Sunday nights arc again boing denounced as most orderly and disgraceful. It seems there might be some police regulation instead of ery sort of n pluce t £0 on the fre plan. Durin cent spurt of T m the mayor was strict in re, rxml to the Sunday n ances, but he has got over it as quickly a8 he got into it. The work of laying sewer pipes in the alley in the rear of Kiel’s” hntel com- menced yesterday, but the proj erty own- ors are now urging the councl to have the sewer run north and connect with ¥ifth avenue, mstead of running south, o i3 little prospect of the sewer being extended south for some time, and they want to get the use of the sewer as soon as ){Ob and the Fi%h avenue sewer will probably be laid in he spring. The concert given last evening af the opera house by the Schubert quarrette called out a good sized andience, not so large & one as the high order of the en- tertainment merited, but still an_excel- lent one for th utv and one composed of the best clas The programme was wyable om- and while of o high T order, still there was a tinge of popularity to it. ‘The artists who ihus aflorded the public such a treat are cer- tainly entitled to high praise, and those ‘who secured this city such an entertain- ment deserve the thanks of the public. ‘Those who heard Congress aan ‘Horr, of Michigan, when he spoke here two ears ago, will need no urging to hear m again next Saturday evening. Tnose who did not hear him then cannot afford o lose the opportuuity of hearing him this time. i is onc of the clearest thinkers, most thoroughly educ Jl«'ll and most popular speakers whom that state has produced, his publie life has fitted him for giving to the people solid facts, while his natural keenness of per- prlmll and brilliancy of thought mukes his addresses such that they command and hold the attention of any audience He shonld have a house erowded to the utmost, and those who attead will be amply n-pmd Be sure and as Pnur arocer for the bread made at S & Loercke’s bakery, No. 628 Main st is the 'y best ot made. Try it and be c(unmu'd, - excites Weather Strips, Weather strips, weather stn ps, weather strips at W, W. Chapman’s art store, 105 and 107 Main street. A new and nh-gnnt lum of plain and eolored photographs just re ed at W W. Chapman's, 105 and 107 Main street, - Bubstuntial nl»slr cts of tit.e and real estate Jouns. J. W, & E. L. Squire, 101 Pearl strect. Lamps A.hcup at Hnm(,r n, 23 Main St. - Carpets going dneap ut Harkness Brothors. SRS Cash tolls in l‘n or of loy Harkness Brother: 8, prices at Cotts Tanges, lmlLuul stoves, Ra- diant 1fi||n~ and Hub heaters of the' ver; 'y Jatest patterns at bed rock prices, ut Cooper & Mctiee's, No. 41 Msin street. - For h.ml».nr» and house (urm»hu‘_s fl't prices of Cooper & McGee, N 41 nin strcet, o ts. Liberal ady 5 ments, by J. Y. Ful Towa, and Qmaha, Neb. ~— b hllly";\‘l'vméln l‘lo luuko hfim s n fo ity ollurs per ady wrive fo Jaaa s#im,\u a4 Fourth strest. Council Lils. Cloaks snd wraps of all styles and ices at wess Hrothers.” Oreor en for sp 1 garments » 'l a it guar- snteed. : Fine Crapg Undevwear Wadics uml(! ))u at Parkesss Uroth- - | A | yester tweek, that being | a n meeting at Atlantic | | epunc -m._"‘!\h P . | BIC BATCH OF (ITY BUSINESS. | & More Paving Ordered, and Important Ac- tions on Varions Msttors ELEOTION OF A FIRE CHIEF, Almost Nipped—A Varfety of News Gleanings Counterfeiter 1n and About the City. Municipal e cily Tegislators spent the whola of forenoon in consideriag vari wof interestto the city, the scssion proving an important onc. Al the members were present, as well us the mayor A petition for a ner of Avenue D referred The mayor informed he had ordered the is lighted, even on moonlight nights,on such streets as were being torn up by improvenients, so as to do sway with the bility of accide This led to the e us to whatar- rangement lind been made with the gas company,and the answor was that the gas was being supplicd under the old eon- tract, notwithstanding the recent roar for o new one Mr. W. 8. McMicken council to consider the j ability of a different mode of assessme nl for paving. He owns the lot at the mu ner of V y A and while 1 paving in front of the property on Main streot, the city now proposcd to make i L g Willow avenue. He lote north of hiz on Main 1eatly benetited by the paving of Willow ayenie, and should pay & part of the expense. This led to n discussion of the modes of making special assess- ) It was elaimed hat in Omnha i as- sessmoents w in accordance with the beneit , and not basis of the which d fronted on t ¥ 1t that Judge Ci n urged the point of assessing in aecordance with the bene- fiv derived, instead of by frontage. In some citics a jury i« given the task of de- ciding in regard’ to ‘thess benefits. In others # certain portion is paid by the abutting ;nn]n!'\ and the rest by the paving d ch the work is done. As it is important to settle this qfium!inn before any more work i the matter was referred to the city attorney (o report & soon as possivle. John Stewart asked the councit to set- tle in some way for filling done by him on Fourth avenue and Union avenue, the property abutting not being of sui: hm-m value to warrant o suit. Re- ferred ‘The matter of n change of grade of the sidewalk on Scott street was discussed at length, and referred to the city lll"!!l(’t‘ and unnrnl\ to resolutions, if tl writing would from any damag, Resolntions were passed ordering Pearl street paved with cedar blocks; nlso the alley ‘north of Broudwa m - Muair to North Second street, and the alley cust of Main from Fifth avenue to Story street, work to be let to the lowest bidder. Bids were opened for filling the inter sections on Mynster street, and the work let to Fred Klein at 20 cents a yard for filling on Sixth street, in general fund [ s, or 16 ce J enth cent me | “The only Ader wa: Wooliver, whose bid was only one cent higher on nth street, and just the sume as Klein on the other. Some communications were read from M. Vincent in regard to the threat of the couneil to his annual contract for the sewer diteh, unless he proceeded to put on a full force of men and teams, and push the work to_completion, Mr. Vin- cent insisted that he had worked when- ever the weather would permit, but that the couneil 1 not kept its agreements and that he could not go on with the work unless he was paid some cash on his estimat & He elaimed to have about #17,000 of the warrants but he could not nse them o 1, and he must have the ¢ city would sell the bonds, as was promised, then he could be assured that he could bave some cash to pay the men. As he understood the law, the defaulting party i a contraet could not annul the contract, and as the city cas in that position_le proposed to ini- n his rig He suggested that the arious actions of the council in regard to the matter and the v he had been ated would form inter sting ading matter. There was considerable talk, and the sentiment of the council med rather in favor of secing if Mr. Vincent would not agree to throw up the job, and theu the o1ty could go ahead and employ men and teams, and pay them in warrants, and get the work fin- ished. It was estimated that it would » to complete the commitiee con- sdentopf, Mynster raub, and the city attoricy, were i Ulnlwll-nunfl r with Mr. Vincent. A un Shugartoffered the following resolution Resolved, That the mayor be requested to strictly cnforce the Sunday ordinance in relation to closing the saloons upon that da) conneil ONs tatls lamp post at the cor- and Tenth strect was the couneil that ta and made property owners in gree to relieve the eity de o little flurry, It was stated hotels could not very well their bars tight, and that the electric lights burned at’ oth aloons Sundays ns well as other d nd that some of the saloons had no back doc ete. The mayor said that if the resolution was ]u sed it should be st rried out, iotels and all, Al lll\ul(ul the sentiment of ple i aring that it w the y the saloons we rnnnlng days, and after further talk it was de. cided to let the resolution lay over until next Monday night, and that if the saloons did not brace up some it would then be passed and all shut up tight A resolution was passed instructing the marshul to arvest within three days all saloon keepers who had not paid their license for October, J. T. Stewart requested the council to take some steps to lnve the st filled up so that the Q. track leading to his {m('kmg house could be relaid, as the usiness could not be sturted up until then. Referred Some talk was indulged in regarding the new bridge across the river, 1t was suggested that the old dump kept the water from running o case of 4 llood, and that the building of another dump would make it still worse. Some thought ghere was an old contraet with the Union werfie: requiring the company to muke sunnels or other water w:m. through the old dump, at each street, and a resoln tion wits passed that the u»my 1y should provide suitable i \ the old dump und the new one. Hhe'c wd committee on rail wiys were instrucied to investigate as to whigther the putting up of the new wanld 5o narrow the water cour nger the TOWer pare or 1o vivy of high wat engincer suggestad that the Lind not better De too rash about Hgeir proceedings, as he wanted to sce tie new bridge Dullt, and Le wus not any wo_cortain that the wony would Bl it ader all the talk Y.- thovght it gaore probable that the company would slmly build an ice bridge, sud then ve pair the old hridge, nnd Ih~ m ldu- awWay the temporary siructire The railway committee tosee about ¢ 1 a free wagon aerors the rive the bridge ta be The same conmmitt correspond witn th &Q. railway company in regard ing them build o new depot, it greatly needed here The'long delayed election of n street supervisor and chiet of the fire depart ment then came. In order to clear the deck for action, it was declded todo away with the further services of Jo Ross Kircet supervis a man under Ihu ew ordin ry was fixed month On an_informal bhal In! B 8 Barnett received four vote Wm. Brix two, On the formal the election of Mr. Barnett was unanimous pra il and foot at the foot of s low one was instiucted to isof theC. B rd to hav being put in adway, hief of the aome sly election of inious to retain Charles ni a8 tem- departinent cal ‘The opposition Eicher seemed Sanderson. He has been ser porary chief, und has heen allowed ten dollars e above the i which lie draws gular ticenian, was suggresled this a genient should he continned, as the would not only have . good an, hnt would save by having one man il both posi- tione. " Those felt in duty bound to clect Eicher, he havin, hm»n clec 2 fore, and having made ) and been nefeated in ng just what the ¢ cour neil had ordy take, would not have it thisw an informal baliot Sanderson received one vote, Jake Koy Harry Birk: inbine one, Eict Fisher one The formal ballot Rogers one, and election of The req puid his und w by the comittee topf was very chisrp ind keen in his op- ing of the judgein it the Jaw was very yi him in any other ) A lition to this he felt that it was for the judge to insist on eash, ¥ was a good one, §2.000 o year, while workingmen we lired to take $1.00 f get then pay in the judge conld : e judge wiis too gowd natnred mul Not et ns into the city treasnry as he 1o cited some instances. There wiis & tivree ight between one man with @ knife aud another with a brickbat, and yet both we 1 1 A farmer and a butcher hud ' cow, the tail had been twisted off, the animal had been clubbed »n(lnu its eyes were balged out, 1 her to mike lios get up 1 e, the having been s nsed np by o sixteen mile drive that she could go no further. The par ties were arcested for ernelty to animals but nothing was done with them. More than this he \hnl M.v the i"dgl threa! vity 1o, securo d him to ay, and on Kt of ary in m-h mq. ‘\ln( He insisted 11 plaly sgainst puy WArTAnts. miglit. da .ul;.u to p«\ their fines saloon mey rrants, and thue and licenses in city w cut oft the On a vote the motion to pay him in cash was lost, Al- dermun \l\lm orand Slngart alone vot- ing in its favor, &In* council then nh- irned A Carriage Overturned. A carriage containing Mrs. 'l Evans and two ladies from the institution for the deaf and dumb, Miss Clement and Miss Wilcoxson, was tipped over on the corner of Sixti and Mynster streets by driving n little too close to the edge of the grading. Al the Jadies were some- what injured, Mrs, ¥vin ivi on the temple, Miss W cut on the cheek, and Miss Cleme arm being broken and her should, bruised. The ladies were tuken to the home of Mrs. Evans, and are geiting along well, with good | recovery from the Jxson_quite Hlnulvln aiv Kleeh, i new |Lnd Ity For everything i the new firm “of Broadway, a trial. fresh. Jancy gro [ NOTICE. Lost, Found, ow, et the low rate of first insertion und FIVE each eubsequent insertion. Leave advertise mentsat our ofice, No. I¥ Pearl stieet, near Broadway. aoving ¥ buriness, 1 offer Fourth dvenne cinises, A, P, Tor snle andNanth 8 Brainurd. Kood for weneral house- I Buiicrott streot. seven-room house. Euquire T—A eix-voom house, te im business, city wuter, wel minutes snd cik- 16 Fom ext threo roomms. Huirison street, MOMARON & CO., 4 Pourl stroet. OR RENT OR EXC 53— For fule or re very liberal terme. ’Hu'luum I BT Daper I, complato, with bourding house uud threc sexes of ANGE. —A business property o Chierokes, trivlo for western 9—A benutifil hon inge, Milla county, lows, 1or Vihic, $3,500, No. 41—A good business property and also pod residenc In the town of Chenvo 1 .low down for cash or will WORLCTD Inds, splendid farm, well fmproved, 640 kinson county, lows, joining 'the town of Spirit Luke. ¢, for & short tme, ¢ In the town of Hast- Nebraska land. re four inproved farms in Kitisus, cach with & small in- he equitds will e exchunged for d wild Iand in Nelraska Philips coun cumbrance. county, Neb,, partly Wants to exchungo brick residence, one Duncil Blufs, will rade ebriskn of the b for goc lands, \mm W, and To two other benutifnl lomes i Cuncil Blutfs, which cush paymems wil buy atu barguin, A hoautiful subus i, will exehungo 16 n in fowa for western: lands. ciul bur- e or sell, 7 merchandise, We bive severnl good socks of goods BWAN & WALKER, Souncll iilugs Tow. are only a fow of our sp b write us. to trade Tor lunds. JACOB SIMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW COUNCIL BLUFFS. Practices In State and Federal Rooms 7 and 8, 3p1zacc BenoBeok DRESSMAKING, CUTTING ‘,’“Q{ FITTING, MRS, LH ' ROBERTS, Yormerly of Now York, 35, 84 Poar) irost + + Counel Bluts, Joms | eRVAD el s e b o | ‘or other tomare” remoyed m.nuut R, CANCERS {556 o Shiwiti o ot CHRONIC DISEASES or wi hiusa o sy ROy experione. Oltive kil il ld tuhh\ muml Fika ! | GUM! CuUM!; CUM! Bxclusive Rubber House! Never, Never, Never RUBBER B0OOTS, SHOES & ARTICS, RUBBER AND OIL CLOTHING, | Was able to buy so many good goods for so lit~ LT BooTS, tle money as now, at the low cash sales at Immense Stock, Eastern Prices Duplicated Send for lllustrated Catalogue. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. Kintz & Kleeb Oftico 412 Brosdway. Fancy and Staple Groceries. -~ HARKNESS BROTHERS, LOOK AT OUR Silks, Tricots, Homespuns and Boucle Dress Goods. Such Bargains in Blankets and Flannels. No. 162 - Broadway. Opposite Ogden House, Council Bluffs, - - Ia. Plumbing Co. 552 BROADWAY. This house being a new one, eonse mtly everything in stock is new and fresh. Our stock of IL - BLUFFS, es as veasonable as any other gro 'y in the west. Carprects and Curtaing, One trial is all we nsk Are particularly choice, and our prices for them KINTZ & XKLEEB, | gare the lowest they have beeu in twenty years. y Grooers. Public and Private Systems |- = RO, OFFICER. OFFICER & PUSEY, BA\OIN}LIB!USS%RS Harkness Brothers. < 441 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, D. A BENEDICT, Sign Writer! Sanitary Hydraulic Engineers, M. W. . PUREY. of Sewerage. Vet No TRAVELING AGENTS! EMPLOYED BY J. M PHILLIPS, WHCLESALE DEALER IN Boots, Shoes & Rubber Goods No. 413 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Water works and Ventilation designed and construeted, Plumbing work in a!l its braucl his company have one of the best ed stocks of plumbing goods in the west AGENT FOR DAVENPORT LADDER COMPANY Al styles of Ladders constantly in stock made from epruce pine plank. Tue very best. No. 19 Pear! St., - Council Bluffs | Over Bughnell's Book Store. Estimates furnished. HARRY BIRKINBINE, Ma Our eustomers get the benefit of the expense thus saved W.P A YLSWORTH, HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER Framo houses move $end for price llsts. Now York Plumbiug company 662 Broad Tel way Council Bluflk. sphone No 27 Metcalf Bros. 342 and 344 BROADWAY. ONLY HOTEL o Council Bluffs having Brick buildings of any kind rufsed or woved and satisfaction guaranteed. on Little Giant trucks—iho best In the world, 1010 9th S1., COUNCIL BLUPKFS, 10AW. Fire Hscape|-—— - - - — — THE OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE —OF— JOHN BENO & CO,, Huave removed to their New Store, Nos. 32 & 34 Main and 33 & 35 Pearl Sts., NEXT DOOR SOUTH OF THE POSTOFFICE, Where they have put in a new stock of DRY GOODS, GLOTHING, Ladies' and Gents Fumishing Goods, Elc, Ele ng lines:~— Andall moaern fmprayemen m beils, ote., isthe 'RESTON HOUSE! Nos. 215, 217 and 219, Main Stroet, MAX MOHN, Proprictor, RETAIL DEPARTMENT | Mens Fall & Winter Wear ' UNION TIGKET OFFIGE CT.OTEIIITG J. L. De BEVOISE, Agent. No. 507 Brondway, Council Blufe Meng’ and Boys' Business Suts Mone' and Boys' Dress fujts. Childrens' Ev Day und Dr Overcoats for en, fl.\mum Merchant Tujlor S Merebant Tator Overcoats. Ra,ilwa.y Time Ta.ble. COUNCIL BLUIFS, The following 8 the time o departure of Ui Dy contral standund time, tha log Crains feavo transfer depot ton Vo ton minutes inter: ARIVE, vrival and TINDERW EAIR. "CIICAGO & NOKTHWENTERN, Merchant Taflor Trowkors. Muil and Exjross Equal to the best, w order, Athulf tho price. Fut Mens' Loan Mo Fut Mens' Trowsers, Beamless Bhirts and Trowsexs in Ecoteh woals, Medicated Bearlets, Exyra Heavy Ballrigrans, Funcy Colored Wouls und mixed quslioes, from 25¢ onch 1o $4.60, DUNLAP AND STETSON HATS FOR THE FALLOF )56 8:00 . M. Among which are the foll and Caps, Gloves and Mittens, Gents Neckwear, Gents’ Underwear. Boots anp Snors, Trunks aNp VAL Lsgs, MoNanren Five Ladies’ Children’s and Misses’® Undeiiccfsy- 0:104. 4 Hosiery and Gloves, Cloaks and Shawls, Ladies’ Valises, Blanketa uano . ‘ L e Flannels, Rockford Carpet Warp in all Colors, ;MRS b A B T’S?DRY CLEANING WORKS, ! A L Ready Mz ; JOHN BENO & CO., Made to Order 200 Heating Stoves from 3 to $10 Each. No. 337 Broadicay. Hats kX EE& EEX EZ Suinre Pvnmsziizvq SooDS Gloves, 11l Neckwear, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Collars And Cuffs, Of first clags qualitios and reasonible prices. & s nga N 105 p. Tiaow. . 80 No. 20 Main streot, Covneil Blufis, s . prmermerras e ———— p— Overland 3 A M, No nd 54 Main Street, Councit Bluf) 11 W oo ll 1IR GOODS ~AND-- Hair Goods of all Kinds | S~ Hair Goods of all tyles i Eewoul o Hend Fa | witur p Louk Blovos aud Generi shi i bis, i Bx M. DROHLIC RETAIL DEPARTMENT | | : 691 TRUADWAY, COUNCIL u..u.‘u sy, Counell Hiufts, lowa * B42 A0 B4 Lo