Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 5, 1886, Page 6

0 THE l)\ll Y BEE COUNCIL BLUFF §' TUESDAY JAN. 5 MORNING OFIICE: No. 14 Fearl Street. Teline " IOty cents § e W TiLros TELEPHONES, BUSINESS OFFICE, No. 65 NrGur Enito. MINOR MENTION. G A Rol fan at the ne In the district e wae granted in the o ve, Charles Linn A number of loomer are n date for regent of the I'he elerks in the <operintendent’s office of Well's, Fargo & Co have cach received a ten-dollar nill New Year wift I'he t R <o of Cliarlotte the friends of g his e as sterday knocked railway T'he street amit sleighs used s dummy trains made storm ye s silly few trips In Cresent township, on_ New Year's day, Mr. Alfred | il Miss Wilding were married at the home of the by sarents. Both hive many friends to vty congratulations and well wi he union mecting will be | evening in the Baptist churel, in ance wiih the e of 1 Ve subject is *Hamiliation and Confession E. R Caldwell, who has his oftice s S04 Broadway, has the log ternity, and will pay special attention to veal extate, probate i divoree law. He haas been prominent in- busiticss in west ern Towa for the last ten years In yesterday's resime of the business done by R Lo Williams it should have been stated that the gas engine is heing put in_for Groneweg & Shoen i s new building, instead . where wonew hand el 1t least what This 1 vdue mansion, or remained of it has blown down house has been the seene of many « v nights racket raised 1 wid who form there to attend old man Leet (¥) dunees, He's gone house. s Prosbhyterian large chorus, will beanutiful work, and chorus) nest Sy The new = S and will ber and =0 has the choi Phusiay even- i wehoice hind bet on’ hind at the churelh on that evening. Yesterday morning a lady trudging down Main street, | feet ap PErNg Lo large a8 to raise suspicions was from Des Moines or St Louis. As she drew neaver the stranze nessof the sight was aceounted for by sticing that she hid ar snowshovs Avetic mage. This i Fid ll||-|ll' snowshoes re The suggestion is made T A i e still better play rier, Charles Hicks and Wright, three Doys, were brought befor Justice' Frainey yesterday on « charge o tirowing. stons, and clods 1t Wo. T 5 wan in the eniploy of the water. Tl rises were sent over to Seburz on of venue, was seen lirst use of ded here for that in come in ! pending in Justice Hendricks' conrt for : ing the of the Wr boy. 1t is t Smiith threw a stone or clod at the boy, ~triking him on the head and eausing the blood 1o push from the boy's ears ind nose. The injus criticism a suspicious look 7 its nose ont of one end, the publisher, John es that it may The publisher i 101 o pood points, seems the verdict of those who Jle of judging its contents. As Jinder’s husiness itis anovelty, ingentous devic e All Kinds of interior drapings, cornie poles, s ‘e, the very cheapest in the west Stockert & Co - Money to loan on « Smith, 130 Main strect. - Gazland stoves Hub eater t hed 11 Main st suld not prepa The volome not Iu' deel and suc| , by Forres Ra of the Cottage g diant flomes very latest pa at Cooper & Met, furnishing ot No. 41 Main hionse & Metice, street phs. B. D. Holb wis in the city yesterd C. Haldane has been in Dak., for several duys attend business. Joe Smith, of J ames & Haverstock, returned from a holiday visit o his home in M Lieut ok, of Ottiw has old “ J. N. Mathews lo: Moines. Ther being elected as ta to their home m L mlmuu-u B\ wling son y “nh their ( tor wil have been i to their daughter, Mys, left last evening for their howo in 1..'|‘,,.m1. nee, ln\\.l ) Patterson, who has heen with Hardware company for a now leay that house'to look 1, in which stores, lo 1 Tong tin after his m cated at different pluc K. P. Hoover, who f and who is now located at Garden C Kan., is sponding & week or two her with his old friends, e is now lireely engaged in real estato, and roports the world as treating bim generously in his new home. erly lived he - Attention is called to the co-partier shipr in the five insurance business between J. W, Crosstand and DLW, Ous Both gentlewen ave old residents of this city, and are we ne vorably known 10 most of the eitizcns | Mr. Cross: land’s agency is the oldest in th y i one of the most successful in the state, No better comimendation of his chargeter and businos Lits is needud than the fact the wzont for the same companics w Mr. Otis is well known as nd Lookkeeper in the dry goods house of Hurkuess Bros.,, which position he has held tourteen years, Both gentle- men are worthy of public confidence are to be cohgratulited on the! eombination, which must surely successful vne. new be o | oath hich he represeuted sixteen | nu. OUT OF THE DRIFTS, ! { The Bluffs Ttems Reached by the Bee's aow Shovel. A New Pactory Secured - The Incom- ing County Oficials—The City's Wallet - Crumbs From Court Personal Mentions, New Connty Ofticiale, board of county y. The only re ent, him from get all dem chosen m years a N venting yes, was ab: present were Underwood was md the mes Boiler, also took the Wt The time was mostly taken up in heaving, recceiving and ap proving the bonds of the new oficials approved, excent that of one 1 Lincoln township, which was <ufficient amount Mr John Claus filed his bond S G airiman ot the boavd other new member, J consta not in auditor, liately He leputy, \\IIA Arndt, and A. Kirkland, s kindly « such assistance and in- s can the new county treas. urer, filed his bonds for ,000, bt was not present in person his oflice actively settle with the on Bennett, and then il turned over to th Perry Reel, the been in that po for 10,000, aud sherift, T 0 has appointed as his deputies, Haines, William Currie, and O'Neill. The last nuwmed will serve the juiler Mr. retains the the ex-anditor, consented tc formation rd will tirst urer, Mr James as F. Brodheek tiled his bond as county surveyor in the sum of 3,000 W, Laird, as J.,‘..mm..l. nt se huml~ tiled a hond of number of |...nd~ of justices Whles were g Attorney L very foll report of his ac term, and the present condition of ¢ pendin ‘The hoard will probably be in session all of the week For first class ‘|1~~r.n||| wood eall on ileason, uthis coal ollice, 26 Pearl strect. - For everything in the the new firm of Kintz & atrinl Everyt s, indicates that (Iu prese; ul council will this year spend for general city pur- poses, not inchuding ~)n>«'|4|l assessments, from §20,000 to $10,000 than w spent by lastyear's council. It ) on the other hand, that the present coun cil has less to show, - proportion, for what it has expended than did the old I “About this time of the year is clair owing v ore the spring onscome smparison, disparaging to a . awaker iti 8 pos. ceember as fol $6.000; L, B140.50; civil "Tho City Gentlemen of the ¢ submita report of ¢ during the p ants issuc il year for ord which were or- ccessors, but not ordinary expenses, o nount |~~nul 1o December, wdited and by this council during the same time for the following purposes Streets and allc 223 &) 970 98 Printing. Police Sridzes Total TEVAVBUKY, City Auditor, - C. B. Juequemin & Co., No. 27 Main street, take pleasure in announcing to the public that their stock of articles, or- namental, sty and useful goodls, is complete” in o eve B partment, L hordial)yansiioors o visit their store, i ot the and compure pri No trouble Ever 10 show good what- and real 101 ts of title . & L. L. Squire, s Verdiet. t on the body of sches was A oyestevday, and the verdiet was reached that the deceased eame 1o his death from a pistol shot f by a lame man known as Major Wil linms, who fired it with premeditation This finding accordance with the goeneral belief, sed on the facts as already made publie. The peculiar reticence of witnesses, and l|u muddled otteetion of those who med, im ately after the tragedy, to Know about it, caused much comment It » th it some of the vesidents ot this city Y anxious that the notorious i should not be punished for thus sl ing down one of his 1, Just wh i tion citizens have 5 not yet appe that some interesting revela I vet be made. The friends of the majoi’” are nsing their utmost en vors to thwart the proseenution, und to nt the real facts f ning 1o izht, but it is hardly possible that o can publicly shoot down & comrade then caise all evidence of the crime disuppear. The Cor > coroner’s ingi conelue held t but it is not - bistracts of itle and Real Es t MeMahon 4 & Lo's, stree - ohin Templeton’s “Rose™ ¢ ~ Crumbs From Court. In the district court yesterday F. field was put on trinl on the in the company mploy : lim, Lsousto cali for 15" to the nine : phier to the tigures in tha corner of the check, The change wade sery skillfully, and to server would bardly be uotie s due | NGl g 1 VERDICT IN THE HUGHES CASE. | | Fur e THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 5. 1886 ok he ook to Metealf Bros., in | and there purchased worth o nin cash, He pleaded was impaneiled aworn el Juded he was ra this y a dolla rece the b ind a v witness \l'vl on iged his mind wis and conc who Mr eron Beno & Co. for 1o found guilty tence of the court will be morning on Col. S, A Broad n real estate and loan man, | found guilty of obtaining money under false pretenses Cole's some Smith i or wasa - seor for the = hakery very best Be sure and ask bread made at Smi Muin strect. 1t i€ the I'ry it and be convinee - Having put in a_complete new stock of clotliing, hienishing. goods, hata, caps cte,, Fox & Hughes, No. 915 Main ' street invite the public to give them a trial Their expenses are small and they ean and do sell cheap, yor & Lo - Crystal Mills to the Front. Edward Irons, for twelve years head miller st the City mills, has pureh an interest in the Crysta will hereafter be manager of the department. His thorough knowledge of American milling science (which has far surpassed that of Europe, even the best mills of Hun wing re- modeled their mills with i ma milling Ameri will enable the Crystal mills to run night and day and find 2 ready market for their flour, as ti Toad " orde wtly the Big flour. The Beg wishes Mr. Irons Crystal roller mills continued success. Down They G We shall rush off our stock of boots and Shoes, regardloss of cost, o quit the re tail business 7T, Lixnsky & Co. AN The move for for making wire fallen through, to be the ¢ - v Factory. manufacturing coneern tacks and nails has not < was for a time thought "he young men who ave mterprise, Call & wded in getting the wl the works will start un in |h. building formerly used as a shot tower. It is to be hoped that the enterprize will receive such local en- agemient and support as to ensug "he men having it in hand expe f to demonstrate the profitablencss of the business, they confident that there will be mo difliculty in securing cnough capital to have lager works and a greater number of employes than on the start. - Tell Your Neighbors. We shall begin to-day to reduce our re- tail stock of Doots and shoes to a point where p i W come & Co. ng this ev K. of A, the oflicers year will be installed reguested to be present. P.oJ. Ex retary. ing of for the ensuing All members ar R«-umlnw. Stop ‘\ Little. Except rubber goods and James Means’ shoes, we shall sell regardless of cost. 2."T. Ly & Co. - and wood m the city at Glea- son’s, 26 r] street. - Postponed. (l\\m" to the storm, the meeting for the ing the pews in the "]\\ hyterid c vertised for Tu y evening, will oce Thursday even- ONLY HOTEL In Counci Bluffs having Fire HEscape Andall moaern jmprovements, call bells, fire alarm bells, he CRESTON HOUSE! + Nos. 216, 217 aud 219, Main Street, MAX M OHN, Proprietor P, T, MAYNE. 8. HAZELTON P. T. Mayne & Co, Real Estate Exchange No. 193 Pear] Stroat , Council Bluffs, Towa. Dealers in lowa, Kansas and Nebraskn Lands IN COUNCIL BLUFFS AND OMAHA A SPECIALT “ Real Estate bought and sold, A.W.PATTERSON & CO. Nos. 1 and 2, Masonic Temple. LOTS Council Bluffs, Iowa. The cold Weather has finally pat in an appearance and finds many persons not yot supblied with heavy underwear, con- sequently we wish to gently hint that we have a fine assortment of Underwear. Wewish to call tpecial attention to our Double front and back Undershirts with drawers to mateh. and Cloth Caps, Mits and Gloves. Mufflers, Etc., Etc,, Etc. CALL AND SEE US. A. W. Patterson & Co. Nos. 4 and 2, Masonic Temple, Council Blufts. l ‘14 ECTATL_NOTICES | such § | nt, wants i at Lost, Found, To Lo Bonrding, ete., will be the low rate of TEN CE Birstinsertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE fc each subscquent insgrtion. Leave advertiso- mentsat our ofice, No. I Pearl strect, near | Broadway. cusk is: 1 you want to soll WHERE T0 BUY Now Christmas Has Come and Gone, Stock of Goods on Hand Must be Disposed of. the Iy Find Many Accepts such you want hearfrom yoi. Swan & Walker, Couneil Bluffs A finely furnished front room Vine street A o sat At bargain f <old <oon FOTest trees, Corton w +wood orchard, appl ErApes and small [riits. witer. R P OFFICER, 50) 1B Rufrs, Towa tuilin Lway, Council To buy all the ehold woods Porsons Rot hAving STAICTLY fEst-OAS Ko00s will save time by not applying. Al others will iy wnd " will bo puid the ¥ Bl & Co's* RUSSELL&Co Manufacturersof all sizes of AUTOMATIC ENGINES Especiaily Designed for Running, MILLS, GRAIN ELE AND E ATORS, TRIC LIGHTS, Tubular New Massillon T hreshers. ind Locomotive Boilers, Carey and Woodbury Horse Powers. STATIONARY, SKID, Portable and Traction Engines, SAW MILLS, ETC, v Massillon, O. Branch Hous: 510 Pearl St., Council Blnffs. SEND FOR 1886 ANNUAL. CARPETS. ouncil Bluffs arpet o. Ourstock is now complete in cvery depa ment and contains ull the lutest styles und effects n CARPETS, CURTAIN SHADES UPHOLSTERY GOODS, ETC., ETC. —~THE- Largest Stock —AND- Lowest Prices. THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE CARPET HOUSE IN WESTERN 10WA, SAMPLES furnished upon applicatign 1010 wi town parti FINE UPHOLSTERY WORK T0 ORDER ouncil Blufl Carpet Company 405 Broadway. HOS. OFFICES. WL ML PUSE Y OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Vodo 188h. N. SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace. Office Over American Express, pany. CHROKIC DIBBARES of s kiads & shecialiy, Over thirty years’ pract eul exporicavs. Olioo No. 11 Pearl Street, Coun il Biutls. 2 LONSULAATION FilE & MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, MANUFACTUEN AND HAIR GOODS No. 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs. DEALER 1N Handkerchiefs ¢ . over heard of & suitable present 1o fine linen ts will be ¢ it ikereh Ile to most any one. and it can be bo at the People’s Stor nred that his b from Eiso mn.. Rodda & Co Blankels . wmakes and cheapest prices. i< a handsome silk Dress of Biseman, Rodda & € oples” Store, whe has the Jargest stoek ever seon in the west. New novelties in thie line Indics, Ay soung for You know v will ui for the. finest oftered the punlic wonld cost s necivable stytle tor v alike suif purehisers at_the Peoples Of every >~ s fin ent asany Indy will i 1 will 1o the viivy, of &l) hor fu em o o For the million at 1he lavest dry goods store i the ch il Stock that if_you were {0 count them by the pair, it would take you until 10 G s counting, e I 1 for ether W eheaper HOSE FORTHE Boots &Shoes o found at prices that surprise ull, One whole stor maummoth Winent of the Peopioe: S1ovo, 18 dovoicd o tnie catautiehmont t u taste at Eiseman, Rodda & Co’s. Muffler > found in gre: Peoples” Stoi Elseman Every one knows a mufiler is a hundy thing to have wbout, the Cashe . etc., and a Is there o man, woman or not and geo their inmeus n y You can ov Fnr Chlldren 1o pleastd with Your eI you nent of Tine Goods.us well us it t)nup(»! #00ds 10 be found, FEE Are You Tned bor that 310, Blutrs, the some one o just what Jtodda, & ¢ lect from. Underwear €0 lnrge that it Kopt dry by purchasing overshoes or rubber yon become tir S R 1 of small storex to find hat imn ooki are . have tho Stock wnd vAricty (0 xo The cold we found the s | Those Who Will Read the Following | PAID UP CAPITAL $20,000, AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $100,000 Mueller Music Compan IITCO RFORATED, SUCCESSORS TO J MUELLER. | 408 MAIN STREET, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA IMPORTERS OF Musical Instruments, Musical Merchandise of Every Description Toys and Fancy Goods. AND DEALERS IN We make the celebrated Hardman Pianos, and the Royal Whitney organs, a specialty Every instrument warranted. Send for catalog MUELLER MUSIC €O, Council B.uffs wW. P AYLSWORTI—I “ HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER Reiek buildings of any kind rajselor moved and gatistaction guaranteod. on Little Ginnt trucks—the hest i the worid. th Framehouses move 808 B Avenue ghth Street. 'You o carry it | o loose | 10t selling Yoo for in Junury next The Cheapest Red Flannel in the :lesl is to be found in the Peoples' Store. No store in the CLOMS: mueh houses b it scems impossi convineed give 1l yy Kind of & wrap ot then e valie for your v west ever hus Sonsn, 1oy hs on hand th 1 < show, anid b prices but it I8 u fact, and 10 be You'cin buy u n this line they civry them over till next scason it will rcquire onc-half of a fioor 1ostore them in, and min, Rodda & Co. can't spare the spate Muslin Musling, Bleached and Unblcacied can be Tound at the Peoples: inauantitics thut wouild, supply i bundred small stores 1n & Co. have b yihing 0 away with ove d upwards. Y your choice of hondsome Lib agly babies, blondes, brunciics le you funcy. Aney costy and aie given uway. Wedding and Party )\ HOSIFRY. Loys, ladics, gi S.LLKS CUED B 30 all couiers kind i or men mallest babic and can | [ Queensware & Glass y ESSEX HOUSE, J. M. SMITH| Council Bluffs, Sots at the Peopis | Newly fitted and furnished. i ul | L. 1L BERSHAW. Mana; ey e | I Miss It If you buy any where except at Metcal Bros. They are selling their Clothing at | Cost, and guarantee prices on hats, caps’ underwear, hosiery, neckwear, silk hand- | kerchiefs, trunks, bags, etc.. ete | METCALF BROS, 344 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Northwestern Hotel. | Opp Broadway b1y | UNION TIGKET OFFICE J. L. De BEVOISE, Agent. No. 507 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Railway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFES, : is the time Dumimy Depot. $10 SAMLU Chicago Lumber Co. Wholesnle aud votail Lomber, Lath, Siingles | the entrated Wit NELL, Munuger Sagh, Doors and Blinds, Sole agents ated sphone No ! D No. 116 i e K ROCK i3 ARD, id KA s, EVERYTHING IMAGINABLE IN CROGKERY,CHINA At Homer's No. 23 Main Strect, Conneil Blufls, Ta. Conxgl Bryaxt Axp VINE 818, FO ONMANA A Warm rooms and good board ut ren : JACOB SIMS, i ' ATTORNEY AT LAW COUNCIL BLUFFS, Prictioes in Stat and Fed 15 7 and 5 Shugart Block MERGEN HOTEL, Muin \| , Connil Newi the C., O AL depot ng 11 Proprictor Ciicage Water Kotor Co. al Courts, 64 DEARBORN STRELY, & St I oand Street car new and firs MERGEN. nd Manages LEADING Mechant Tailod " NO. 7 and 9 HAIN STREET, hed from bydrnat prevsure o1 S0 maciLeey. Speci ) Llowing. We & Behdt, meat market Chicago Meat Micket Lasicendorter’s Me Swith & Meyers Murket, Hobert Mu Iowa. i Agent. 15 M i Vosrowe T Tt