Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 10, 1887, Page 6

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1887, THE DAILY BEE: COUNCIL BLUFFS THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 10, OFFICE, NO. lfl, PEARL STREET. Delivered by carrier in any part of the city at twenty cents per woek. H. W.TiLtoN, - -« v TELEPHONES: Brerees Orrice, No. 46 Nigut Evrron No. 2. MINOR MENTION, Manager. N. Y. Plumbing Co. Heavy suits cheap to order at Reiter's, Call and examine our list. Crossland & Otis, Choice aere property. M. H. Byers Co. Omaha Addition is the finest yet plat- ted. Odell Bros. & Co. The boards of registry will commence work next Tuesday. M. H. Byers & Co. have for sale thirty ac adjoining the city New bargains every day at Crossland & Otis', Pony for child's use for sale by W. H. Butts, No. 512 Broadway. « To realize a handsome profit buy some Omaha addition lots, Odcll Bros, & Co. W. & E. L. Squire’s abstracts are ng good satisfaction. Paul's addition lots will value in less than 30 days. Day's. Lots of real estate at 626 Broadway. Matthews, McCrary & The best record on ~|I‘ s yet made is addition, Odell Bros. & Co. s lots for_sale cheap. No. 8, Everett double in Get one at two yers & Co., room block. Remer & Searight have sold the City Inundry to Tucker Bros., who take ssion March 1st. In the case of Call vs. the Wire Nail company the jury returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff for §512. Odell Bros. & Co. have leased part of the Schickatanz residence for their loun and insi Lots in Railroad Addition, good loca- tion, high ground, for sale cheap. W.H Butts, No. 542 Broadway. Good music and a potato race at the Roller rink on Main street to-night, J. H. Hardy returned yesterday from Stuart, where he was married on Monday iss Sarah J. McQuillen, , of Omah opens a real in the corner room of the Pacitic house, next to the office. The coming thoroughfare between Omaha and Council Blufls runs through ()muh.\ Addition. Odell Bros & Co. . J. Day had a band in front of his oflwo yesterday, in honor of the Paul addition, whioh was placed on sale. Squir k addition is a sure invest- ment. Pucific avenue will be built up with store buildings within a year. Why does Paul’s addition lots sell so quick? Beecause they are the best in the market. Day controls Paul’s addition. Odell Bros. & Co. have put in an iron bank railing to keep the crowd from in- terfering with business behind the desks, Choice bargains in business lots on Broadway and Fourth streets to-day at F. A. Sackett & Co., No. 630 Hm.ul\vnv The Woman’s Exchange again invites the public to another of th popular suppers, to be given at the residence of Miss Laura P. Baldwin, svening, The well-known hospitality of the Woman’s Exchange is suflicient guaran- tee thut you will be made welcome at their 6 ock tea, Friday evening. Ad- mission 25 cents, with supper. Garman, White & Co., the real estate men, are now ready for busine: 640 Broadws ‘They haye proverty will double b I!T w bargains coming to them right along. The saloon injunction cases were argued esterday, and the motion to transfer hem to the federal court taken under ad- visement. A decision 18 expected to-day 80 far as this motion is concerned. Mrs. M. E. Smith, corner of kirst ave- e and Eighth street, assisted by Mrs. nders, will entertain the Episcopal church sociable on Friday, February 11th. Ladies at 8 o'clock. Gentlemen at 6 o'clock, for tea. ‘I'wo young colored men were last even- ing arrested on suspicions by Officers O'Brien and Stevens, who watched them as they prowled around the residence por- tion of the city. Thev gave their names as W. J. Bates and Wilson. e List your property with McCrary & (o U‘U llru'u{w.l) estate offic Matthews, Electric dnur belh‘. burglar alarms and every form of domestic clectrical appli- ances at the New York Plumbing Co. LALE iy L. B. Crafts & are loaning money on all classes of tel securities at ong- half their former rates. See them before securing your I Call and see our new importations in Laces, embroideries and white goods. Hexry Eiseman & Co,, l’eopk:'s Store. —— ‘When you are in the city stop at the Pacific house. Street cars pass the door every fifteen minutes for all the depots, Meals 50 cents, e All orders from real estate brokers for Job printing will receive immediate and efiralul attention at Pryor's BEE job ofhce. —~— Our line of white and colored embroi- deries is larger than ever before, at ex- ceedingly lop prices. Henny Eisevan & Co., People's Store, e Daughters of Rebekan, Tomembers of Council Blufis Rebekah Degroe lodge No. 8, 1. 0. 0. F.: All mem- bers of the degree are requested to meet at the hall at 2 o'clock p. m. to-day to arrauge for attendance at the funeral of sister Ehrig, of Scott lodge No. 8, Dm‘u)- port, Ia., to occur on Friday at 2 p. m. rom the residence on Bluff stree ns. A, DAvGHERT G, J. M. MATTHEW J BILVER DOLLARS FOR FIFTY CENTS are not a cent cheaper than lots in Omaha Addition at the present price, be- eause they are worth more than double the mooney and some of those who read this will be glad to get them at an ad- vanced figure before many days. Omaha addition is sure to be THE ad- dition from first to lust. It was the first Eun-lmaul when the whole town could e had at ante-boom prices, and has been the best selling addition ever sin. Itis the connecting link between the two cities and the coming great thorough- fares pass by and through Omahka ad- dition, © want Lo show you the ground and have teams in w: ting at our olhu) to earry Lu-lolutl‘~(l() v A in, 10 acre tract IRA SCOFIELD, head of fine for sale at our TER & Borey, We have forty or fifty mules, for all “Star Stables At the Pa s 80 cents to §1 per m; convinced, you will save from Try 1t and be IMPORTANT COUNCIL, Broadway Ordered Paved to the River and the Levee Ordinance Passed. The council met last night. After dis- posing of a great deal of routine business the rules were suspended and Mr. Evans suggested the levee ordinance be taken up. He stated that they wished to hurry it up; that they were ready to advance the necessary money to build the same until the tax, which only includes prop- erty within the limits of the sewer dis- trict, which will only be about 25 cents per lot, can be collected. After approv- ing of an amendment reported by the judiciary committee the ordinance was read a third time and unanimously 1. A Lt A petition for a eable or motor_railway from the dummy depot to lake Manawa and return w ed with instructions to report an ordinanc Petition for tramway to haul the west part of the city, referred At the suggestion of Messrs, Evans, Benson and others who own about a mile of property eacn on Broadway a resolution was passed ordering the pa ing of Broadway to the river, the street to be fifty-six feet wide. dirt to - Dr. Hanchett, office No. 12 Pear] street; residence, 120 Fourth street; telephone No. 10, - Bost L!ruhmlm\'\ soft lump coal, $3 por ton at & vered. C. B. Fuel Co., lephone Hh Another Building Move. The erowded condition of the publie school buildings has already been com mented on considerably. Inthe Bloomer building and in the Hill school this crowded condition is particularly notice- able. Council Blufts has a large number of fine school buildings, but the growth of the city has been such that even these are all d. In the building on the hill, the old high school building, there are so many scholars that some are obliged to sit on the edge of the teacher’s platform, Yesterday some of the board, with Super- intendent MeNaughton, were trying to solve the problem to what could be done to relieve the trouble. The health of the children must be protected, and it certainly is endangered by having so many crowded into one room. Then the children cannot be given the mental ad- vantages where a teacher has such large cl In justice to the children there need of some prompt relief. As a tem- T y relief, it was decided yesterday to use llw halls so bl benches in there, and ditional teachers as might be nvl o y. In the Bloomer building there is about the same crowding. Superintendent Me- Naughton’s office has been turncd intc school room, and every possible shift is being made to accommodate the children and secure them the adyantages of pure air and individual training to which they are entith The board is Lmlluum].\!mg‘ the present situation earefully, and sev- eral plans are being talked over. One of the board, Mr. Atkins, has pre- ented to the board a plan w! hich secms to meet with favor. A number of the largest taxpayers and oldest residents have been informally consulted,and there seems o be an unanimous expres: favor of the general outlines of t The plan will probably be presented to the voters of the city for them to decide whether they want to endc it. Itisin brief based on the need of another new building. The present Mills school is an old building, but the site 1s one of the most central in the The present building is said to be unfit for further occupancy for school purposes. It is wro- posed to build in its place a large, fine building, to cost notto exceed 10,000, and to contamn twelye rooms. It is pro- posed to use this building for the high school and for what 1s known as Ses. the Eighth grade, the one from which scholars pass into the high school. This would re- lieve the other buildings, and allow of rooms for the other classes. As another feature of the plan it is proposed to re- tain the ownership of the school on the hill, but to lease it for a nominal sum to the state, or to private parties who will maintain a normal school there. It is believed that there will be no difficulty in securing for Council Bluffs a large and prosperous normal school, which would ring voung ladies and gentlemen here from all parts of the country. There are n connection with this building several acres of valuable land, which it is be- lieved can be sold and the proceeds used in the new building, uch is the outline ot the plan being discussed. Of course nothing ean be done until the voters so order, and 1t will remain with them to decide, The advantages claimed for this plan will be presented more in detail, but the members of the board and others favoring it declare that they are not desirous of forcing the plan through, If the voters after duly considering it deem it advisable, good and well. — A lot of first-class mules on sale av Schleuter & Boley's Star barn, 1,000 to 1,500 pounds, and four to six years old. —~—— To l"nntrn('lon Builders, Pro[lmsnlq will be received by the under- signed until the 23a of next month for the huilding of the new Catholic church- Plans and specitications may be seen st the pastoral residence, The right is re- served to reject nn&or all proposale, B. P. McMEeNoxy, Pastor, —_ Pacific house is the nearest hotel to the majority of real estate offices in the city. $2.00 per day. — For Sale—Ten-acre lots in section 18 near the poor farm, $300 per acre. Forty acres three-quarters of a mile (rnm nion Elevator, $300 per acre. Fifty-six acres one-| half mile east of the Rock Island depot; elegant property for cltfiy purposes. 20 acres one mile and a quarter from Union Pacific hotel. 200 acres land two and a quarter miles from Pacific house §200 per acre, Lots in Midlaud addition, near Broad- 600 each. ix acres on Grand avenue, §300 his would make a good ' addi- Prices subject to change without Apply to per acre tion. notice, HorACE EVERETT, - tate Deals. Yesterday there were not as many large deals as on some other days, but the num- ber of smaller ones was so much greater that thetotal amount exceeded that of the previous day. The boom is getting on to a healthier and more satisfactory basis. The purchases sye more cooly mude, and made in earnest, More prop- erty is purchased for actual use, and less or mere speculation, but still there seems to be as great n confidence as ever in the Real ¥ prices being much higher in a very short time. In fact every day sees an advance, but as Yesterday there not merely 1 the prices asked, shown by actual sales. were more strangers in the ecity than for many mouths past. The hotels are reap- ing a harvest in comparison with the bus. iness common to this time of the ye They have not raised the prices of ae- and scem content to have n numbers. The streets maintain the signs of activity, the streets continue to be througed, and all nected in any way with the real estate business ure kept as busy as ever. There were u number of announce- ments yesterday which created some lit tle flurry. Oue of these was that those who recently purchased the Pacitic house property would at once proceed to have plans drawn up and arrangements made to put up on that site a grand hotel. The location 18 such a central one, and the ontlook is so favorable, that the enter- prise is said to have secured plenty of capital to warrant its going ahead. The present occupants, Ferguson & Son, are continuing to look after the wants of their guests, and will so continue until the public is notified to the contrary. Another announcement made yester- day was that the carpenters and masons of the Union Pacilic notitied to report at Council Bluffs on the 15th, to commence work on new build- ings here. The plans for various im- provements on this side of theriver scem to be more than mere plans on paper. The announcement, while not expected, an assurance that the predictions alres wdy made are to be realized in part on acres krown as Winchester’s 'd has been purcha 4 ns and Beebe & Co, f J . Judson and G. A, Holmes have purchased three acres opposite the Kee- ine place for §1,050. J. H. Clark has sold his residence on Fifth avenue to Prof. Paulscn, of the al college, for 0. purchased a or township. rrday sold to F Iu kllu_:«- rall of block 25 in Brown's except two lots, for $1,200, here are numerous difliculties grow- ing out of the fickleness, the misunder- standings or the bad faith of those buy ing aud selling, As a consequence there numerous law suits heing s lwl to iforce contracts or to sc The real estate agents numerous cases partics owling property have given them the the price they wanted for property when the agent had secured a customer, got part of the money in hand, the owner would deliberately ‘go back on the ar- rangement. Such instances hurt the business greatly, Some strangers who have been ng to invest here have been so unfortunate as to shp up on purchases b th on the part of owners, ther than worry with a law suit have let the matter go. 1t destroys con- fidence, jeopardizes the legitimate busi- and causes a gencral nurt. Such a +'of daing business is scorned in other cities, and the sooner such instances are done a’ with here the better, Among the nc uits started in the dis- trict court are several concerning real estate deals, to secure commissions for sales, or to enforce the compliance with contracts. Among these are the follo ing: George S. Dumon myel Wes- ton; C. ]H Ww. ll. 5 Joseph S, L Deplain \s Pace last suit the plaintiff c a silent_purtner in o real s n which his name not appe on the records, He wants his share the protits, i William Siedentopt ‘sues George enforee the deeding of property for, as the plauntifl claim A st §s that of Alexander Wood ws Georgia A. Garner. on- fon 0. G T. To-night the presence of every member desired to transact busimess of impor- tance. By order C. J. Special Se -~ An Insurance Change. Judge W. B. Leach, who has been in charge of the underwriters’ union at this place, has been transferred to Minne- apolis. Charles H. Tuylor, of Chicago, has arrived here to take s place. e is a well known and exy nced insurance man, and the bus of the union in s hands willcontinue to be satisfactorily handled without doubt, s Fun Aheada! n Ahead! Everybody walk to 510 West Broadway and sec the bargains that Garn White & Co. have on hand in real estate. Busi- ness property, business lots, residences and lots for sale. e i i Fity head of tine mules and a large lot of fine horses for all purposes by Schluter & Boley, “‘Star” stable: Notice is hereby given to whom it may concern that the co-partucrship heretofora existing under the firm name and style of Sayder & Leaman has this béen dissolved by mutual consent, N.E. Leaman, junior member of said firm, 2.~ All persons knowing them: ndebted tosaid firm will pay the hav L sent them to sq ment. Dated at Council Blufls, Ta, f February, 1887, J. n SNYDER, (Sigued) N. E. LEAMAN. Matthews, M ry & “Co. will have earri; in waiting to-day to show s fine residence and business property. e bsiracts of titles and real . W. & B, L. Squire. No, Council Bluffs, 0 J. R. Snyder, and all person: i amst sald firm will pre i0J. R, Snydor for pay- Oth Substantial estate loan 101 Pearl su S - Band Concert Postponed, The band concert to be had at the ice rink last evening was postponed on ac- count of the softness of the ice. A grand be expected after the first SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE Special advertisoments, such as ‘Lost, Found ToLoan, For Bule, To Rent, %ants, Boarding, eto., will boinserted in this column at thoe low N'TS PER LINE for the first inser- jonand Five Cents Per Line for each subsequent insertion, Lenve advertisements at our office No. 12 Peal strect, near Broadway, Council Bluffs. ‘ YANH-h—\ good_girl for GORGTAT House: JOR AL including 20 acrod Keg Creek township, 150 neres in section Iy theroof,. Inquird on promises of Basch, r, situated in nio county ; k Just woed beodore A good pool table, No, "VANlhn—’A'nmr uss girl with first-class whtion roferonoes. No oors neod anyly. Apply at No smooth, uaimproved 160 Aacres close to Hrnllllrl 1n Butler county, Nebraska. Will give large discount from pros: ont value for cush. Address Bunting, Runyon & Jonex, bavid City, Neb., o W. J., Tiee otlioe, (uunut Blutrs, Ia, L a A bargain, 205 acres with fine nts, six milos east of Council Blufrs, Price low aid wll the time needed. 1o- quireof T. W. Van Sciever, Council Bluffs, NOR SAL] f taken this week—A five room Fifth avenue, near dummy sidewalk and lot filled to Easy terms. Address uneil Blufls. i ot, Hee oftice, OR BALE- 10 acre | PoOr furm, $30 40 weres th Inscotion n~, near one-half mile east of Rock Tsland 0, Slagant property fer city purpuses cres one uile aud ope-quarter from lon Pacine hotel )0 acres land two and one-half miles from elfle house, $200 per nore s i Midland wddition, near Broadway, $600 euch. 6 acres on G e, $200 per acro; this et 10 chnnge without notice. Ap- ply to Horace Everoett F 0%, 5AuE -0 Hotel for selling, pres Apply on promisce city, Peterson ent proprietor wishes to le Bro, GREAT SALE OF Ladies’ and Childrens’ Muslin Underwear MotherHubbardDresses Rprons, Ete. We have chasing at an Extraordinary Bargain A large quantity of Muslin Un- succeeded 1 pur- derwear, Childrens' Dresses, Aprons, ete., which we have di- vided into two lots, and to make quick sales wlll sell them at and H0cts Let No. (. 26¢ Consists of Ladies’ Night Robes, Chemises, Drawers, Corset Covers, Long ‘White Aprons, Childrens’ White and Red Msther Hubbard Dresses, Drawers and Infants' Slips. These garments are well made and warranted persect. Lot No. 2 50c. Consists of Ladies Night Dresses, Skirts, Chemise, Drawers, Corset Cov- ers and Childrens' White and Turkey Red Dresses. All trimmed with Linen Torchon lace. Such garments as these are usually sold for 75¢ to $1. e We take great pleasure in plac- ing this immense purchase be- fore our customers and invite an early call, as we believe this to n in Muslin the greatest ba Underwear and Childrens Dress- es ever offered in this clty, HenryEisemanéCo ‘w08, 314, 316, 318 and 320 Broad way, Council Blujfs. woo ds, well made, full All frash sizes, good shapes, and warranted free free from imperfections, STACY & CO, BARGAINS «—IN REAL ESTATE! A GREAT BARGAIN A fine two=story brick house with ten rooms, situated on elevati on, th FINEST on Broadway, lot 193 feet on Broadway, 210 feet on State strect and 193 feet on Pierce street, Price Only $22,600. The street cars run in front of this tract, and Broadway is paved with cedar Ulocks. The land itself is worth more than the price asked for hewhote. A few lots in Riddle’s sub. within five blocks of the Milwaukee and Rock Islund depots, and about the same distance from the block on which the New Union Depot IS TO BE BUILT. 40 acres only one mile from Broad- way, only $100 per acre. Acre property on Franklin avenue very low. 25 foot lot and store building on Broadway, between the Ogden house and the Mcthodist church, for $6,000. Tmproved and unimproved prop- erty in all parts of the city and country. W. C.STACY & CoO., Real Estate Brokers, No 9, Main st,, Council Bluffs. TELEPIONE192. CRESTON HOUSE The only hotelin Council Bluffs having Fire IHscape And all moJern improvements, 215, 217 and 219 Main st. MAX MOHN, Prop. E. S. BARNETT, Justice of the Peacs, 415 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Refers to any bank or business house in the clty. Collections a specialty. Horses and Mules For all purposes, bought and sold, at retail and in lots. Large quantities to select from. Several pairs of fine drivers, sin- le or doible, “MASON WISE. Council Blufis. D. H. MCDANELD & CO., [ rnunml | B, s, HIDES, TALLOW WO0L ETC. N.SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace Office over American Expre:s. F.J.DAY, No. 39 Pearl Street, Council Bluffs, HAS ON SALE TO-DAY THE ofs m Paul's Addition, Come and get one before they are all Terms most reasonable. chance of a life time. largest list of other property of any other gone. broker. Estate Vacant Lots, Lands, City Residences and Farms, acre property in western part of city. AUl selling cheap to malke room for spring stoclt. R. P. OFFICER, Real Estate and Insurance Agent. Room 5, over Officer & Pusey’s bank, Council Bluffs. FARM LANDS CHEAP Farming Lands in Jowa, l\llll)l("lotl, Kansas, and ranging lrom "H)O nds in Minnesota on 80 years' time 5 p Information, ete., given by 2. P. LA'UETRTJ‘P, No. 555 Broadway, Council Blufis, Towa, agent for Freidriksen & Co., Chiuflzo. School and state I; Land Buyers fare free, $10.00 per acre. cent interest. C.R. ALLEN Engineer, Surveyor, Map Publisher No. 11 North Main St. City and county maps of citios and counties in western lowa, Nebraska and Kunsus. OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFES, IA, Establshed 1857 CIVIL ENGINEERS. Geo. 8. Miller & F. H. Tobey, Civin ENcINERRS. Office over 1st National Bank, cor, Main and Broadway. If you want cstimatos or hians for bridge work, foundation, 68 Wers, £TAAINE OF Survey- Ingand platting, call upon them, All work given prompt attention, JONIN Y.5TN 2 STONE & SIMS, ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW, Practice in the State and Federal courts Rooms 7 and 8 Shugart-Beno Blool COUNCIL BLUFFS R. RICE, M. D., Or other Tumors removed withoud €ancers g cnito or aruwing of biood. Over thirty EI’M'I practical exporience. No: 11 Poutl Br., Council Liuffa. 8 Consultation froe. ChoiceAcrePropertyFor Sale Two beautiful tracts of land lying in the western pmtwn of the city, and just north of Broad way, will be placed on sale tomorrow mornning at SMITH BROTHERS, In parcels of from 3, 5 and 10 acres, to suit purchasers, and at prices ranging from $350 TO $1,000 PER ACRE. ou can buy an acre of this beautiful property as cheap as yon canget a single lot in th game vicinity. An acre in either of these tracts can be platted and in a few days sold for a much per lot as is now asked per acre. SMITH BROTHERS, Real EKsitate SOLE AGENTS, No. 14 Pearl Street, Brokers, Council Biuffs Here is a Also on sale the