Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 11, 1886, Page 6

IHE DA\I.IAY BEL. COUNCIL BLUFFS.| MONDAY OiFICE, NO. MORNING OCT, 11 12, PEARL STREET. 1 by carrier (STRT of the city ty oW . Manager. THLEPHONES vr1ce, No. 4k ror No. 23, Breinres RKiang kit MINOR MENTION. New York Plumbiag Co. New fall goods at Reiter's, Cooper & MeGee sell stoves Buy Seal brand oysters, the best Cheap railrond tick New picture Read the new C.B.C One dozen eabinets and a large for $2.50 at Schmidt's gallery E. L. Smith has been appointed registrar of clection, vice C. B, Waite resigned The republican primaries to select dele ates to the township convention will be hela this evening. ~ Regnilar communication of Excelsior Lodge, No. 259 A I and A. M., this(Mon- day) evening. By order of the W. M. "he residence of W. L. Van Eaton, sr., near Sidney, was burned Friday morn- ing. Only a little of the contents were saved, The Southwe: ation has been in s cts at Bushnell's Chapman's the monlding wdvertisement of panel | tern Towa Baptist associ- sion at Sidney for three duys, closing rday. Rev. Dr, Cooley, pastor of the First Baptist church reached the opening sermon, an has sold out his entire interests in the liquor business and will soon _enter into_a mercantile busi Nels Hansen, of Manning, has purct Inman’s uptown store at No. 15 Main strect, A disreputable dance takes place every ¢ evening on North Eighth street night a dance was held rly Sunday morning when crowd came reeling home they tore off a number of the |\|1-L(-|~ from some of the fences and broke up things gencrally me in contact \\uh g Y iully 200 ln'mv and their 2 it from all oyer the countr; The socicty was formed for the purpose of proteeting the farmers against horse-thieves, since whu»;\ time their losses haue been vy small. iust received the largest and finest stock of fashionable | millinery in_ the city. All the new fall styles. Ladics are invited to inspect the fore purchasing _ elsewher, Broadway and 14 M Mrs. Pfeiffer Beal brand oysters at H. J. Palmer’s. - Notice of Registration. The registers for the several precinets in the city of Council Blufts, for the reg- Istration of voters, will be in session on Tuesday morning, the 12th day of Octo- ber, A. D. 1886, and will remain in ses- on from 8 o'clock in the forenoon until lock in the evening of each day, for in succession, at the following to-wit For the First precmet of the Fourth ward, at Oberholster’s oflice, on First avenue, at No. 508. For the Sceond precinet of the Fourth ward, at |lm implement house of Dayid Bradloy & on Main street. For the llurd precinet of the Fourth ward, at the Drover’s hotel, at No. 1716 Tenth avenue. For the First precinct of the Third ward, at the mu.m,,u- fuctory of H. F. Hattenhauer, at No. 27 und 20 Fourth sreet. Feor the second precinct of the Third ward, at the corner of Main street and Tenth aveaue. For the first precinct of the Sccond ward, at Dohan; s old opera hous For the second precinet in the ward, at 8030 Broadway. For the first precinet of the First ward, t No. 8 Stutsman street, near corner of roadway and Stutsman 'streets. For the second precinct of the Fi ward, at Swan’s packing house, at No. 506 East Broadway. The board ot registration will also be In session at the above places from 9 o’clock in the forenoon until 8 o’clock in the evening on the 27th day of October, 1886, for the purpose of addition and re- vision of the registration. The above places will also be the vot- ing places for the several precinets in the respective wards of the said city of Coun- eil Bluffs. LIST OF REGISTRARS. First Ward—First precinet, E. B. Gardiner, E. A. Wickham, dem. Becond precinet, R. T. Bryant, rep.; Hiram Shoems ll\c NIL Second Ward— precinet, A. S. go|.-r|, rep.; A. 1 \\)\llllz-wy, dem. cond uwclm'l, W. C. Unthank, rep.; George Graves, dom. Third Wa i Bmith, rep.; recinct, L. E. unoude, dem, Fourth Ward—Fi econd George Second rep.; Pab C. B, ond Bri 1d«-ns(un t precinct, hea, dem. oat, rep.; ‘4. L. precinet, John anle, dem. t theie respective g:m'eu as assigned Tuesday morning, to ready for business at 8 o' clock, mith, dem. fll,i‘uh e, rep. — Personal Paragraphs, W. Henry, of Chicago, is at the Ogden. C. W, Stark, of Chicago, is at the Pa- eific. James Nicholson, of Le Mars, is at the Pacitic. ‘I, Thompson, Ogden. F. Katz, of Chicago, is registered at the Ogden. 1+ W. 0. Coleman, of Chicago, is an Og- den guest. L. ¥, Murphy, of Logan, is a Pucific house guest, H A W the Pacific. J. K. Fenner of Des Moines is at the Bechtele hotol, David Friedman of L'abor is the guest of . Friedman, A. M. Parker, of Dubuque, Sundayed at the Ogden house. F. A l'ul( and wlh' of Woodbine, were of Kiugsley, is at the ner, of Philadelphia, is at Frank Trimble h s securcd a position with & Walnut law firm. Mrs, D. Fikes, of Storm Lake, was at the Pucific house yesterday, F. Rodor and wifo, of Sioux City, wore wisitors in the city yesterda, ss C. A Mulurwn who is teaching school at Neola, spent Sunday in the ity with her parents, Schontz, formerly of this ci now doing busine s at Correctionyill is visiting his family. Mus. John 'I'. Stewart and son, Charles, yosterday morning returned from the far where they have been spending the but I, (‘npla W. R. McCollough and Ed. C. Drake, two of the heavy hardware men ne & Felt’s bouse, go out to their wrade this morning after resting up over Bunday. style at the Fresh oysters in ever 5 Broadway. Phwnix Chop House No. | Talks | fortably pet Co | & 1IIL NEW CHIEF OF POLICE. shal Mullen Will This Mornin Pin On the Star. | | THE SALVATION ARMY RETREATS | About the Change of Uncle Sam's Builder 1g Out the OId + Alarm and Ring in the New rthday Surprise, The New Chief of Police. Mayor Groneweg was yesterday in his parlor, smoking and calmly writing his inang ural, when he was interrapted by the call of the BEE news aner. He sul mitted to the interruption with his usual , and cordially invited the interro m pont to pose in one of the easy rs, but the hospitable invitation was ned, so eager was the ealinr for an answer to the qu Who is to be the new chicf of policc Mayor Groneweg did not scem quite ready to impart the desived information, but when urged that the business men and many other readers of the BEE were deeply interested, he finally revealed the desived fact by saying: “Well, 1 do not eare to have it mude public before the apvointment is announced to the council next Thursiay night, but the appointment will be made Monday morning, at the request of the present ehief, who wants to be relieved at once, so 1 might ns \\l‘“ tell you that Mr. J. Mullen is th an.’ The Bek s therefor mn:wwl to intro- duce to its readers this morning *Jerry' Muljen as the new chief of police. He hardly needs an introduction, as he is well known here as the resuit of s long residence. He was member of the se during Mayor Bowman's ration, and for u year and a puty marshal nella. thoroughly exps r nd has apy By the requisites rm miking an excellent ehiief of polic He Jerry” Mullen, name is dames Mulle n, the sen from his first " and llns in course of com seated his cigar rry. mmnmm nt will'bo a_surprise ot muny and a disappointment to some, It was Supposed by many that Officer Niex O'Brien would be the fortinate man Had he been chosen, there is a possibility that the police department and mars wtment would not work to harmoniously as they should, 4 by the appointment of Mullen, there i less liability of any clashing, he having been long associated S R 2o andly to him. s thought by some that Guanella mminu- thus combining the oflice of city marshal with that of chicf of police, butthis would have been an experiment which might have resulted in complications, The mayor, as the head of the police force, could control Guanella as chief, but would have no control of him as cit} marshal, he having been elected to the latter office by the people, and being re- ble to the people. To secure co operation of the police and marshal® forees, and to ayoid possible complica- robly the best course was taken ng 1;; the chief’s position the den- ial understood that there will be no hasty changes in the volice force. The roll of the new force may be presented ut the mecting of the city council next Thursday night, but probably not until Inter, as'there are many other matters of iness to be disposed of, and there is essity for any immediate changes in the police force. A car load of large, heavy mules, also a lot of fine, large heavy brood mares for salo by Sehleuter & Boley, Council Blufls A Hard and soft coal, wood, lime, cement, otc. Council Bluffs' Fuel Co., No. 53 Broadway. Telephone No. 136 e s J. Ernsdtorf, having taken entire con- trol of the Phaenix chop house, desires to state that he has secured the services of Charles Decker, a first-class cook of New York city. ~The best the market affords, night and day, in the best style of the art. Will also have a regular bill of fare. Chats On the Change. pecial dispatches announced the super- sury depart- ment, M. E. Bell, was soon to be re- moved, and they were yesterday followed by the BEE correspondent’s naming the man likely to be Mr. Bell's successor. A BEE representative sought several gentle- men who are quite well acquainted with Mr. Bell to ascertain their opinions in regard to the chances of the super architect's brother, C. E. Bell, retaining his position in this ity as clerk to the su- perintendent of the government building. One gentleman smd: “I see by the Bee of last 1 Mr.” Bell m naged the office with reasonable sue- also, that re had been ‘some com plmm of favoritism in |mma contracts for building stone.’ Well, if you remem- ber there was no direct charge of fraud at the time the contract was let for the government building in this city, but it was intimated thatsomething was wrong, There was quite a fight as to who should et the con An Omaha party tried T.ml to get it, and from what [ learn was entitled to it so far as being the lowest bidder was coneer ned, but unfortunately there was a ‘miss’ which, as the suying oo, *is as good as a mile,’ This Omaha irm sent their sealed bid to Washington and by some means or ofher, whether by fair or foul, the letter was laid on the table of an official in the in- terior department, who was at that time absent from the city, This oflicial re- turned to his desk just forty-eight hours after the contract for the stone had been let, and hastily sent it to the treasury de- partment, where they discovered that the bid was 000 below that of the con- tractor who was awarded the contract. Had this letter been mailed in Council Blufls there would have been a feurful howl, but as it was the man forget to mail it while here, and accidentally, and fortunately for Phil Armour, who' was then postmaster, 1t was maled from Omaha, There is no doubt but some favoritism is shown in most all of the goverument contract lettings, If it were not so occasionally some new con- tractor would get ‘a job, but as it is the old contractors are on the inside, and some way get pointers and lifters. Another man well acquainted with Supervising Architect - Bell - yestorday said: T am very sorry, as all fhe plans for new buildings, where the contracts heve not yet been let, will now remain at a standstill. This new man will of course have his own ideas and will in many, if not in all, eases. have new plans drawn up and the old ones destroyed. “‘Mr. Bell has had the assurauce from the president on several occasions that he need not anticipate any doubts as to his tonure of oflibe; that he should. and would be allowed o’ reman unmolested, and in consequence of this Assurance Mr. Bell rejected an offer of $5,000 ver vnr for four years to take charge of the Sook county asy Another one s: Mr. Bell has been exspecin, ecently, because Iam mlllmnlan\ *3 told he has made preparations to goin business in Chicago and will not return to his old Towa home." ) Some people who watch the political The 13 in tast Thurs vising archi t that THE ()‘\h\HA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, OUruBLnN 1, chutiges and make {t n stady claim that C, E. Bell, of this city, who is now clerk of the new government building, will be apt to remain, as he is a young man well P in s business and is'very much liked by Superintendent Mason See that your book house & Co., room 1, } are made by More Everett block Remember the Friedman’s Tue H grand_onening At day and Wednesday Hammered By Harris. Will Harris, a colored ba:ber evening lodged in jail, where given the “soft side of a board” to sleep on, and this morning he will be mtro. duced the police judge to to the cha of “whipping is his wife and disturbing the poace”’ as it reg inst him on the blotter at the st It seems Harris is rather from Chicazo, where he white girl snid to be now of age. It is clain whito « r black, concluded to join handsand he and consequently they skipped from where the 's parents lived and came west. Since arriving 1n_this city they have re- sided on North adison, near Broadway On Saturday ot Hil. ol whis sky and the mischief 1n general, and terday continued his spree and pounded his wife until the neighbors sent for the police. Marsha] wnella lodged Harris jail, and was afterwards that his white wife! had sent her money which to return to her home, and ris had squandered it after he prom- mised to fit her up with u new dress, shoes, ete e . Eletric door bells, burglar alarms.and every form of do electrical appli- ancés at the New York Plumbing Co. was last he was to answer a new arrival only 16 years that the "two, in 1 The First Attack Lost. The Salyation Army made a sudden attack on Council Biufls, and after try- ing two different stands, they as sud- denly quit, probably thinking this too tough a place for them. The army finally dwindled down to one cadet, and he bemgleft all alone concluded to rest on his arms, Yesterday he took to ns heels and quietly walked down Main street to the Counecil Blufls, St. Joe & Kansas City depot from whence he departed for Kun- sas City, returning home. s way down man to the de- charged on throwing up both hands ve up’ all his secrets. _He said 1l the army had gone off and left him and he could do nothing but await for funds to return lome. “We'll be on hand again scon,” he said. *Our people think that women can do more and_ bet- ter work in this city than men and in- side of two weeks we will send some of our ladics hes They will continue the work we have started and I think the; will be more suceessful. We've openei up a statiom here and we shall continue it, notwiths e because we i Don’t forget the Good Templar the Masonic templeon’ llursd‘:n v 14th inst. Tickets for sale at Bushneli's book store “They ain’t got me in jal yet; they've tried to get me picture, but I bate them; I'll allow no more to take me picture; I'm no dude so I am not; they can’t me in jail only for being drunk, because they don’t know anything else of me; 'm not going to be caught and jailed yet, for I'm Zood for five smore liberty; the au- ities in Wash ngton don’t know where Iam,so I'm safe yet.” Such were the words uttered by a drunken man while sitting on a box on Pearl street late last mght, ‘Che police waltzed him to where he said his name was Francis Sulli- van, and as he being put behind the bars he asked for “‘just another whif of that whisky of mine before ye lock me up.” Stoves, all shapes and d p at 4. J. andel’s, Nos. 25 Brondwiy zes for hard coal Cooper & McGee's. e e The Oity Without a Fire Alarm, The city is now without a fire alarm. For sometime past the men of the fire department detailed to run the new wires have been hard at work putting in the new wires and preparing for the new fire alarm tem which will soon be in operation. Each day afterfthey had. been at work on the new system thay were compelled to put in two, three and some- times four hours to get the old alarm n running order. This of nccessity de- layed the new system and now, under orders of Ch mpleton, all "of the alarm boxes have been taken out and the is without any means of alarm e epting through the telephone or Am can District telegraph ing out the old system it give to put in more time on the new one and it will now be hur, l‘iLd to completion, s M H. J. Palmer’s. $3. Quali aden, 817 Broadway. SREERELY) 85N Everard and Eulalia, by Ed. Wright, for sale by Blhhln'll & Crockweil, A Sunday Row. Early on Sunday morning there was a row in Mike Nolan's Broadway saloon. A lively time was going on and threats of shooting were being made when the police arrived. One man was laid out with a bulliard cue and was fuunll insen- sible. The police arrcsted Cha who lately gained so much natoriety by bringing " eriminal charges against his brother-in-law, Brownold, and " parading his own sister’s shame. He willbe given a hearing this morning. Seal brand oy 12 The next best thing to a Richmond Furnace 18 a Radiant Home Base Burner. Sold by Coopor & Metice. French nnlurn bulmus at H. Fried- man’s opening. Attention, U, V. L. There will be & meetitg of encamp- ment No. 8, at Grand Army hall, Monday evening, October 11, and every member is requested to be present. Important maiters are to be considered relating to the coming national encampment, which has been called to meet at Fittsburg next month, and a full attendance is earnestly desired, By order. Jony Fox, Commander. C. H. WARNER, Adjutant. e d i Just received, Ladie makes. Prices low. Geo. Blaxim, Main, oo Substantial ubstructs of titles and real estate loans., J. g, L. Squire. No. 101 Pear! street, Lounu] Bluffs. A Birthday Gathering. Yesterday the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ernstdorf were entertained at din- ner in the parlors of 505 Broadway, the cause of this celebration being a surprise to Mrs. Ernstdorf on her thirty-eighth birthday. Covers were laid for thirty- eight persons, and every possivle delicac: of the season was lavishly supplied. pleasant time was spent by urwhu par- ticipated. fine shoes, best 807 HARKNESS BROS! WHATEVER ELSE YOU DO, ] | Will make e 8pzcial Sale this week o CARPETS, | OIL GLOTHS, CURTAINS, CURTAIN GOODS, ETC. Prices will be Lower than made by any othsr store in the west. Do not fail to see us before purchas- ing elsewhere. CLOAKS This department we shall close out, and shall make prices (o sell them. Our Stock is seasonable and styles excel- lent. These are Bargains Never Be- fore offered, And pau can save money by calling ot us before purchasing for we will mot be undersold. D3K'T FORGET THE PLACE. Harkness Brothers, NO. 401 BROADWAY, COUINCIL. BLUFFS, Ia WHOLESALE AND JOBBING EIOWSES OF COUNC‘IL BLUFFS A\II‘I LAEN , WELLS & €O, Wholesile Agncultuml Implements, Bugdiss, incil Bluffs, Towa. JFACTURING CO. Make the Original and Complete Hay Loader, also Rakes, Cider Mill & Press, CORN SHELLERS AND FEED CUTTERS, Nos. 1601, 1503, 1505 and 1507 Zouth Main Stroet, ‘Council Biufts, Towa. DAVID BRADLEY & C Manuf'rs an Jobbers of Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Buggies, Cerriages. and all kinds of Farm Machinery. 1100 to 1116 South Main Street, Counoll Blufs, V.-l Conncll Bluffs Hauclla Fac[ory, (ncorporated.) Manufactarers of Axlo, Pick, Sledge A #mall andie ¢ ‘Alll’ COUNCIL Bl JARPET CO., Carpets, Curtains, Window Shadey, Oil Cloths, Curtain hxnm-. Upholstery Goods, Ete. No. 405 Broadway Council Bluifs, PEREGOY & MOORE, —Wholesalo Jobbers in the— Finest Brands of Cigars, Tobacco & Pipes Nos. 25Main and 27 Doarl Sts. Council Dlutfs, “SNYDER & lI'A‘\L\V Wholesale Frait and Produce Commission Merchanls. No. MPearl St, Council Sluffs. HARLE, 1/ Whastle Drugiss, 01 Paints, Glass, Druggists' Sundries, Fi 22 Muin St., and _ No. 21 Pearl s il Bluils, "0, W, BUTTS, Wholesale Calffornla Praits a Specialty Genoral Commission. No. G642 Breadway, Council I T WIRT & DUQUELTE, ‘Wholesale Fruits, Confectionery & Fancy Grocerlss. Nos. 16 and 18 Poar S, Gouncil Biufts (ll!tn L. KIRSCHT & Jobbers of Staple and Pancy Groceries. Also Wholegale Liquor Dealers. No, 416 Brond- “way, Council Bluffs. HARNE I!M( KMAV STROHBEHN & CO., Manu‘acturers of and Wholosale Dslors i Leather, Harness, Smlory. Etc. No. b2 M; Council ru‘s Flt METC Al,}-‘ umrrm-us Jobbers in Hats, Caps and Gloves. Nos. 842 and 344 Broadway, Council Bluffs. HEAVY HARDIVARE, KEELINE & FELT, Wholesale Iron, Steel, Nails, Heavy Hardwars, And Wood Stock, Council Blutfs, Towa. HIDES AND WOOL, D. H. McDANELD & CO,, Commission Merchants for Sale 0{ Hides, Tullow, Wool, Pelts, Groase and Furs Council Bluffs Towa. COU OIL €O, —Wholesale Dealers in— [lominating & Lubricating Olls Gasaliay BnTCO., HTO. £.Theodore, Agent, Councll Bluffs. Tows. Don't forget that the change in their mate & Couneil Blugfs Cavpet Company will make firm on Janwary st no ially reduce theiy stock before that dey. see them before you purehase elsewhere, and obtain their prices, a 1, and that they arve bound to I youw want to buy anything in their line they will give you prices thet will cortainty swit you Their stock consists of all grades and malkes of Carpets, Curtains, Oil Cloths,|, Mattings, Window Shades, CURTAIN AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS, Etc. A lot of Table Linens. THAN COST. See them. Towels and Napkins to elose out at I Council Bluffs Carpet Co No.405 Broadway, Council Bluffs. FARM LANDS CHEAP! Farming Lands in Towa, $10.00 per acre cent interest. School and state Land Buyers fare free. adway, Council Bluffs, Minnesota, lands in Minnesota on 8) y Kansas, and ranging from $5.00 to irs’ time 5 per Information, ete., given by Hgs. C. L. GILLETTE, QECE ALOREIIOLE Bl Catent ét les n—y Tortoise ;gfir_é'é and uc,u&et_ Heow G Lmumcx,t«, HAIR GOODS, Lotk neade to. otdet, 0//“,., a{ E%w LWorks. 29 ,«MW Pl Lavistd DUl Jova. LUMBER PILING ETC. A. OVERTON & CO., Hard Wood, Southern Lumber, Piling, And ridge Materiul Spacialties, W holosals Luw: ber of all Kinds. Oflice No. 130 Main St., Council Bluffs. lowa. = ES AND LIQUOKS. JOHN LINDER, Wholesale lmporled and Domestic Winss & Liquors. Agent for St. Gotthard's Horb Ditters. St. Council Blulls, SCHNEIDER & BII('K, Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, No 600 Main St.. Cowneil Bluffs. No. 13 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFF Opposite Dummy Depot. paasaIdoy 59 DOYUBATR 3001 (Y nd mules kept constantly on il or in car loads.( lled by cont k sold on commission. @ & BoLey, Propr ders prompt notice. Sto LU clephone No. 114 Formerly of Keil Sule Stables, corner 8 t. ave and 4th street. AGENTS WANTED. WHMWMWM Thin avstem s ontirely now and 1 10 stiople thns e L unill you hive Wo dlionge s en. Agent, Room 56, i . Council Blutfe, lowa, W. A, WOKK, P Horses and Mules 4 sold, nt retall and Several puirs of fine drivers, \m;hjll;:nt‘luuhlu. MASON WISE. Council Bluffs, For ull purposes. 001ght n inlota. Lurge quantittes (o s SPECIAL NOTICES. OR SALE residen you to trade for it 7 Co., No. 103 Pearl st Cheap and on easy torms, o good ar the transfer. ~Or, what have Inquire of Odell Bro's, & ouncil Biuirs, N. SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace Office over American Express Company. JACOB SIMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, COUNCIL BLUFFS Pract 1 the State and Federal courts Rooms 7 and 8 Shugart Blosk, DR. F. P. MURPHY, LATE OF ST. LOUIS, Office No. 525 Broadway, "Council Bluffs. 9to1¢a. m. 2106 p. 0. 7106 p. m. RKoow No. 6 FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY, 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN, dies buying & 85 Hat or Honuet, one fare Tt V)IU gu P #$10, round wip. i OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS COUNCIL BLU Established 1857 Creston House, The only hotel in Council Bluffs having Fire Escape|' dern improvements. and 219 Muin MOLLN, Prop. R. L. WILLIAMS, 18 N. Main St., Conneil Bluffs, Ia., and 209 8. 15th St., Room 10, Omaha, Neb. Manufacturer's Agent for the CALIGRAPH TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES Tents, Awnings, Roofing Slate, Man- tels, Plate and Window {lass, Show- Cases, Klevators (hand and hy- dr a uli&e. BEST LAUNDRY WORK |, In tho city can be obtained by patronizing the lAUNUHY Bluffs HomeSteam 540 Broadway Council & GEO, W. SCHINDELT, Prop, None but experienced hands cmploy Out of town grders by mail or expre licited, and all work wurranted. P. C. MILLER., No. 13 Pearl St., Council Bluffs. WALL PAPER, LATEST DESIGNS, MANUFACTURER OF PAINTS. Sign and Decora e Painter, Mache Wall Ornamonts, Nono but best bunds oemployed und ehar was othors. Papior BOOK BINDIN Ledgers, Sournals, Connty and Bank Work of 111 Kinds aSpec- falty Prompt Attention fo Mail Orders HMOREHOUSE & GO. Room 1 Everet Block, Council Blufts, Standard Papers Used. All styles of bind- ing in Magazines and BLANK BOOKS, REFLIENCES: M. E. Binith & Co., Wolls & € surane uvings Bank. Vivst National Bank, Mcer & Pusey Bunkers, R. RICE, M. D., Or other Tumors rewoved without Cancers 3 Giira or druwing of biood, No. 11 Pearl Bt., Council Biulfs, 2 Consultation free. Reduction in Prices, IN 'China, Glaséware, Btc,| At W.S8. Hemer & Co's Council h.uu..v, 23 Main nl Special Ordinance N Ordinance 1ovying R ey £\ ‘ment on certain lots an siructing a WhiEIREAS adjiid; 0. 855 Al tax and renl ostate wer in Sewer District No o, detormined and 1 Of Rl ABwor bon dnined by the city e ruct el of the That the part cos No. 27, in the Ve und the same §8 hereby lovi improvement, upon the roal estate, respeetively, ns foll Unfon Pacifle Ry Co., It § bik 188, city 2 It 4 bik 188, ¢ John Power, 1tAblk 188, city Wilhielming i ) Union Pueifie Ity Co.l Y Euphronica Doil, w Btz Kiamer, 1t John H. Levy, It7h it Hia Lavaon. 1L o bik 2 Unibn Pagific 1ty Co., 1t § bi Androw . Harmon, 1t 5 Joan I Levy, U6 bk i LW, Ry Co, 1030 s TUIT Tk, et S g (UILL L eitic Ry Co., Ik 0.8 X W ky oy It ity S 80 110 B Koed & 9. Cumpoell L1 bl Peter Lurson, o Peter Kill, w 1y Wialen, n 0% 1t 4 blk 1 bl 2 Pomy & Sepclke, n ' Lt K. Omaba M. 15 mihinan b, Cook,s 1 A, Kountze, U3 bk L Dk o, city ity . Kountze, 103 bk u 4 “ o) 3.3 Kennedy, ¢ 1 A& Horountze, « . O, Bowoery Tl . Kountze, It 17 bik 2 & 1 R Joel N. Cornish. A. & H, Kountze, Brownell Hall, w A. & H, Koantze, it g ) 1w L2 1010, eckham.s 1 W 13211, %% Han' Bchou D. L. Thouns, & i Julii J.Stencenl 1S H 4t e iley, e 152 1t 2 Bl 10K otmtzo's it sup It Thlkd, 11 DIk 10, Kolntze's i K 10 Wilsou s 6 1, Sirstton, 152 103wl 10, Kountze's 4 A.Kountz Dk 10, i oiiize sup 0. K. Booileld, o i 100 bil 10, Koiintie's i 0 152 0t 8 bl 10, Stowrt, o 12 It 6 bk 10, 20, 1t L UIK 11, 2 ik 1, i Niie Olon TS Pleknrd, lis, 6 of this ordi At el it ey "duys.thi pon & penalty of i« i : L, Presidént City Cou 3 1 Sovmann, Gty Clork Approved Sept 3 Thiose taxcs are city trensurer, und will Nove 15th, 1556, ufter whic wnd intorest will i widh TUUMAN BUCK, City T SPECIALIST, CAN BE CURED Glusses mecurately prescribed, §5 to §15. - §2.00 per treatment or $26 Lo §5) Aceosd in the ha, 10 cover the part cost of cons it having beon and being horeby lfshied that the the purpose of puying the city of t conetructing oity of sum’ of $15,093 | wid wsee feot front along #aid | 1ing to specinl benefits by lowing =2EogEn ZZZ¥722%2 ZEg= 882233 2% 10 89 12 4 13 94 Rt 1 Uik L Forest 1l » 103 100K 10, Kountzo's ith up 8 09 W) 0 R K3 i O 0 aid ro wnil i ppro pme de figu E.T. ALLEN, M, D, Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat Koum 9 Williams Building, Cor. 16th aad Dodge, Owmaba, Neb. 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