Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 11, 1887, Page 6

| THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS FRIDAYMORNING, FEB. 11, OFFICE, NU. lfl. PEARL STREET. Delivered by carrier in any part of the city at twenty cents per week. H. W.TiLtoN, - . THLEPHONES: Borinres Orrice, No. 43, Nieut Eviton No. 25, Manager. MINOR Y. Plumbing Co. Good 1ce at rink to-night. Band concert at ice rink to-night Henvy suits cheap to order at Reiter's. (('pmi.zc acre property. M. H. Byers 0. Grand time at the ice rink to-night. Omaha Addition is the finest yet plat ted. Odell Bros. & Co. To realize a handsome profit buy some Omaha addition lots, Odell Bros, & Co J. W. & E. L. Squire’s abstracts are giving good satisfaction Band concer. ire skates Michael Strogoft’ will fill house to-night. Supper to-night at 6 o'clock at Miss Laura P, Baldwin's, Paul's addition lots will value in less than 80 days, sarly the opera double in Get one at sterday given to ¢ Cathirow, both M: of Omana A Lavenberg is to give a social hop in his hall in Hardin township on the even- ing of the 22d. The best record on sales yet made is that in Omaha addition, Odell Bros. & Co. Odell Bros. & Co. have leased rtof the Schickatanz residence for their loan and insurance busin Yoakum & Co. ha or sale 32} acres within half 2 mile of the ecity limits 125 per acre. A choice bargaim. The coming thoroy re betw Omaha and Council Bluffs runs through Omaha Addition. Odell Bros & Co. Squire’s Park addition is a sure invest- ment. Pacitic avenue will be built up with store buildings within a year. Why does Panl’s addition lots quick? Beeause they the best in the market. Day controls Paul’s addition. The remains of Mrs. Jacobh Korth were taken to Portsn.onth, on the Milwaukee and St. Paul road yesterday, there to be laid at rest. Refreshments ggerved from until 8 at the entertainment at M Baldwin’s to-might. Admission supper 25 cents. The storm of sleet yesterday did not seem 1o interfere greatly with the boom. It isn’t the sort of a boom to be cllected by wind or weather. Miss M. T. Schoit has taken the agency for the Domestic machines, and 0. C 7 of Hamburg, who is an expe nand in this line of business, will ssist in the outside business. Mrs. M. E. Smth, corner of First ave nue and Eighth street, assisted by M Saunders, will entertain the Episcopal church sc ble on I 4 Ladies at o'clock. o'clock, tor tea. In the district court vesterday a motion was argued for a new trial in the case of sell so o'clock Laura and Beebe & Co. against the Equitable Life association of Waterloo. It was taken under advisement, Mr. Forrest, the evangelist, has been compelled to rest on accountof his thront giving out, but he rollicd and is at it again, enthusing audiences nightly in the Methodistchurch. There promises to be some turf sport here this season. Marshalltown, Cedar Rapids and Council Blulls have formed a circuit. The time :hfll‘_vn(ul for the meet ing here is July 4 to 7inclusive. The purses are to be §600. The funeral of Mrs." beld this afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the residence on Biufl' street. The ore of Bpetman & Bro. will be closed this after- noon, the deceased being the mother of Mrs. W. C, Spetman. The fire department was call ed out at 8 o'clock yestorday morning by the burn- «ng of a little residence wufh of the W bash depot, on Eighth et. ‘The house was wholly destr , together with most of the contents. Cause, a defective flue. There are only nine prisoners in the county jail now. The number will be kept lower than i the years past, not because people are growing so much bet- ter, but because the court meets more frequently, the cases being disposed of more speedily. 1t is understood that assoon as Deputy United States Marshal Edward Troutman can clear up the business now in his hands he will resign the oftice, so as to give s whole time mm mumum to the real estate busin There will be numerous xl])]lhg.lunux tor his position, . E. Leaman new (omunmmn firm which K tha My building. Mr. Leaman is old- unwr in this business and has a large circle of business acquaintances in th\s city and throughout lowa, having been a member of the firm of hnydvr & Lea- man until their dissolution on Wednes- day last. W. H. Bates, alias Jefferson, and Ed Wilson, two colored youths, were taking in the town and calling at various places of loud reputation. Their actions aroused the suspicions of the police, who made them step behind the bars and wait for daylight. They showed up to be two minstrels who were trying to organize a show here, or sccure a lfu\ll, and they were turned loose again, It is rumored that Allison, the young man_ arrested for stealing jewelry be- longmg to Mrs. Phillips, of “the Ogden house, is sad to have been concerned in a hike affair at Sioux City lately. It is suspected that he took the jewely from here and planted it in Omaha by~ aid-of an accomplice, ‘The oflicers are hunting sharp for eyidence, and are confident that they will get closer track of the missing property. Thomas Kirk and D. 8. Vanover, two young men, are in the city jail on sus- icion of having stolen two horses which hey were hurriedly taking across the river when they were overhauled. The police claim to have a descriution of two Btolen steeds which answers closely that of the two found ‘with the |-rmuucn They giye a straight story as to who and what they are, and 1 offers to Bupport their statements with evidence. The matter is being investigated more fully betore either a charge is laid against them or they are let go. * The saloon injunction pending in the distriet of Charles Barghauser aflidavits were filed to shew that he was not in business, and could not and did not sell liquors a3 elaimed in the atlidayits of the two wit- nesses for the state. In the case brought gainst Kramer affidavits were filed to show that he was not even a resident of the state, and had not been for a year, and hence the same witnesses were at least mistaken aboat him selling them any drinks. The motion to change cases to the federal court is still under advise- ment. C. Ehrig will be cases are still court. In the case e List your property with McCrary & Co., 626 lhmuh\.‘_) Mautthews, E. W. Raymond i 1. now ready for busi- pess in real estate, morth Main street, pear Broadway. Business lots m,ul) opposite Musonic temple. Business roperty corner Vine and Murkets reets. Lots, acre property, houses and ots in various parts of the city, and 'srms near city. o At THE OMABA DAILY BEE: RII)AY FEBRUARY 11, 188 THE LORDS OF THE LAND, They Are All Busy Buying, Selling and Figuring Profits, THE BOARD OF REGISTRY. An Informal Hoard of Publio Im- provements—The Council Holds a Caucus—Michael Stro- goff To-Naght, Getting to Business The extreme excitement caused by the suddenness with which the boom struck this city, has begun to subside enough for buyers and sellers to look at matters in a more rational light. The real estate transactions 4 ting onto a business is, and thero is less of options and less betting, but more bona-fide pur- chases and genuine investments. Still there is a very feverish state of feeling, and the enthusiasm has ripened into confidence that the boom wiilkeep up for along time. Those who a few days ago felt that it was liable to get away, and that they must therefore muke quick turns or none at all, now settie down to the unshaken believe that there will be from (his time on'a steady nerease in prices. It1s now conceded by the most timid ones that there are enough im- provements assured, work on which will commence so soon as the weather per- mits, to keep the boom well fed. The fact that there is hardly a house for rent and that many new comers are flocking in, is an evidence that there is need of more buildings, and capital will hasten to sup ply this need. Those interest ed in the building of a new hotel should, at as eariy a date a8 practicable, perfeet their plans, so that the public may be bled to know what sort of a structure it is to be. pictu > showing what the new hotel will be, will be w tched for with eagerness. 1 means. ey Wagner and 7, block 31, B William Moor William Butle on Broudwa ernment buil A, Lave Armour, ye arid thten Jota s B The following tran record yesterday Hurry it as purchased lots 6 s sub for $1,250. yesterday purchased of of ( nda, Ia., tifty feet just west of the new gov- the purchased Idition. postmaster at house filed for ns Alltl wifc to W. G. Wilson, nd 7, sub of original plat lot H00. nk Cook 1o Joel Eaton, lot 9, blk 26, $150., Robert McKenzie and wife to J. B, Fall, lots 5. 6, 16, 17, 21 and 22, blk 30, Central sub: $1,440. . Casady and wife \ntl.l N.Ca a and wife to I) | A \me lots 15 and 16, l;ll\ 14, Beers® s h J. lLudm lots Riddl ). P, to John blk 31, nus and husband 7,8, 15 and 16, 00. 1y aud wife to John Schicke- f , bk 38, Beers’ sub; $400. Be njamin Winchester and wife to Cal- vin A. Beebe, pt sw 4, 19, 43; §6,000., William Scidentopf and wife to A, T. Flickinger, blk 25, exelusive of lots 17 :\ml lN Brown’s sub; $1,000. and hushand to \l E. Fuller, \)lL 17, Bayliss & Palmer’s add; 300, Ferd. Weis and wife to Palmer R. Bel- don and Wm. A, Higgins, lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, blk 6, Hage's add; $3,500. George A. Richart to swi 16, 76, 42, aud lots 6, Underwood; $5,500, Richart, n 13, 14 and 17, blk Blairtown Lnt nd Land Co. to M. BE. Fuller, lof blk 17, Hall’s add; §150. S.W.W .\ml wife to Henry Cof- heelog feen, lot 7. blk 4, sub Riddle t W. W. Hanthorn to F. 5 > B S to James R. dd; $6,000, to Charles nloz\! and wif blk 9, Jackson's | 'kul"vr and wife Jllompqnl lot 16, bi’k 20, Burns’ add Lhomas Mackland and wife to'¢ Hoimes and L. P. Judson, ptnj swi 19, 75, 43; $1,05 B. G. Idstein and wife, A. Goldstein and wife, M. Marcus and wife to I. M. Mo: ler, lots 16 and 16, bik 14, Beers' sub; $850. Charles Baughan and wife to [ son, pt lot 4, bik 3, Bayliss’ 1st add; JoAL )lurnhy and wife to Willi lots 4 and 5, blk 1, Bayliss’ Rice, lot T. Henry Holm Lorentz and wife to C, 1L iot 11, blk 5, MecMahon, Cooper add; $400. I'. Flickinger and wite to F lwl I 1- sheimer, lot 5, blk 2, Mullin’s sub B. Henry Urbahus and wife to ( net 21 1, $5,400, August Sigismund to Robert F. Rain and Benedict A. Hage, n swi 21, and e} net and ne sed, 20-75- $4,000. George F. Hughes to G. G. Hall, lot 16, blk 17, Beers’ sub; $700, Albert Clark to E, C. Cole, part lot 181 original )ln lot; $11,700. f to J. H. Pace, lot 3, blk 00. Baldwin and wife to Gertrude lot 10, blk 11, Beers' sub; $100. . J. Shea and wife to Matthew J. Greeny, lot 4, blk 10, Bryant & Clark’s mlu,*"uo R. Scott and wife to J.J. Shea, s } lol 2, Mill add; $350, .Irn Grayson and wife to R. L. Wil- liams, pt lot 4, blk 8, yhss' 1st add; 3,000, ; Charles Baugan and wife to M. I. Per- egoy, ptlots 11 und 12, blk 11, Bayhss' 15t add; $5,000, Robert McKenzie and wife to O, H. Greenwood, lots 15, 16 and l7. blk 82, lots 19 and 20, blk 81, Central sub; $1,300. J. M. Palmer and wife to John Hill, lot 6, blk 83, Ruilroad add;: $25. Blairtown Lot and Land company to Thomas Metealf and W. W. Hanthorn, lots 6 and 7, blk 24, Howard’s add; #100. L. M. Kolil and wife to Mueller’ Music company, lot 16, blk 27, Beer's sub; $600. Maria Mynster to Thomas Mackland, ne W W 310, ...,u $125. Pacific house is llm nearest hotel to the majority of real estate oflices in the city, §2.00 per day, - For Sale—Ten-acre lots i section 18 near the poor farm, §300 ver acre, Forty acres three-quarters of a mile from Union ator, $300 per ac! Fifty-six ncres one-half mile east of the Rock Island depot; elegant property for clty purpos 0 ac : one mile and a quarter from Union hotel, 200 acres land two and a quarter miles from Pacific house $200 per acre, Lots in Mi 1I md addition, near Broad- ', $600 Sixty-six .u'r«'snu Grand avenue, #300 per aere; this would make a good addi- tion. Prices subject to change without notice. Apply to Houace EVERETT. —— - A Board of Public Works. The city council seems disposed to act in accordance with the evident desire of the citizens to push needed improve- ments to a speedy completion. The ordering of the va of Broadway to the river is an instawece. The action taken to secure ground for the ercction of a suitable city hall js still “another. The preliminary work for the levee 18 still another. tisevident that the coun- cil preposes to keep apace of the boom, and thie public improvements are not ¥ be allowed to lag. The council has taken another action which is of consid- erable importance. It has selected three well-known and responsible citizens, heavy taxpayers, to serve as an advisory t‘nmhnllvclul‘\t‘l cojointly with the three aldermen who hold over th ear. The aldermen are Danforth, Hammer and Keller. The_three citizens are T. J. Evans, N. P. Dodge and George F. Wright. The importance of prompt ac- tion, the extent of improvements contem- plated, the interests of the city thus in- volved, and the absence of uch or- fl'lm/‘\lmn as a board of public works, has led to this action. The citizens named, together with the aldermen who hold over another year, are to form, in faet, a sort of board of public improve ments. It 1s really only an advisory body, but the councrl will be glad to haye some such body to offer sugges- tions and share the résponsibility before the public. . Best grades Towa soft lumy\ conl, £3 per ton at ) Fuel Co., A lot of first-class mules on sale at Schleuter & Boley’s Star n, 1,000 to 0 pounds, and four to six years old. To Contractors and Builders, Proposals will be received by the under- signed until the 23a of next month for the huilding of the new Catholie chur Plans and specifications may be seen toral residence. The right is re- to reject any or all proposale. B. P. McMENoMy, Pastor, e Michael Strogoil To-Night. This evening the amusement public is promised a rare treat at the opera house, it being the- presentation of “Michael Strogofl” by Charles L. Andrews' com- ation and Minuet earnival company, with the eminent heroie actor,F.C. Bangs. “Michael Strogofl” is one of the greatest spectacular plays ever put on the It s delighted Paris for two y London for ovc sar, and for four years has been presented with suceess in this country arun of 200 nights in New Y ks in Chicago, and oth cities proportionately. The company is said to earr wonderful amount of scenery with which to make cular features t s possi- ide from this of the en- ainment the play itself 18 strong, and while it is long, three hours, it holas any i the en- udience, thu m does not diminish, There 1s a rich vein of hmum which 0 runs through the § the comedy t being largely in flu- huu«h reporters, whose exg comical, of tw rienc ks b5 1 SILVER DOLLARS FOR FIFTY CF are not a cent cheaper than lots in Omaha Addition at the present price, be- cause they are worth more than double the money aud 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 dition from first to last, purchased when the whole town could be had at boom prices, and has been the best selling addition ever sinee. It is the conneeting link between the two ties and the coming great thorough- pass by and through Omalka ad- want to show you the ground ve teams in v \(m" at our oflice to curry customers to view the propert OprrL Bros, & Co., No. 103 Pearl street, Council Bluffs, We t g ve forty or fifty mules, for all _purposes,” for sale at our “Star Stables.” ScnLurer & BoLey. At the Pacitic house you will save from cents to $1 per du Try 1t and be nvinced . THE It was the fir: head of fine Dr. Hanchett, oflice No. 12 Pear] street; residence, 120 Fourth street; telephone No. 10. e — Prepare to Vote, The following are the places and the boards sclected for the registration of voters., The work will commence next Tucsday and continue five days: irst ward—I B. Gardiner and E. A. Wickham, registrars; at Swan's packing house on upper Broady cond ward—A. T John Fi ‘Whittlesey and John Dohany's rect 0. I. Smithand P. Lacy, xogmm : umn.nu-x s earrage shop office on Fourth Fourth ward— recinet, consisting of that portion of the i'unrlll ward lying north of Ninth avenue. J. M. Sh and C. B. Waite, registrars; at No Broadway. Fourth ward—Second precinet, consist- ing of that port:on of the Fourth ward lying south of Ninth avenue. M. Gire and A, L. Kahle, registrar Kelley's hotel on ‘~u||ll| Muin street. money curities at one- ¢ them before L1 (nrm\v(.,,m. Joaning on all classes of ehattel s half their former rates. sceuring your lc AN When you are in the city stop at the Pacitic house. Street cars pass the door fiftcen minutes for .\1{ the devots, 50 cents. eve Meal - All orders from real estate brok job printing will receive immed careful attention at Pryor’s Br ofhce, rs for te and job o of the Council, Tne city council was yesterday in secret session as a committee of the whole, to informally discuss yarious mat- ters of interest. Among the subjects considered was the Tenth avenue project” Ivis believed that in view of the recent change in the outlook for this scason, there will be some steps taken to encour- age the building of a umon depot and proposed another freight house. The laying of a w main to the t pei ‘titioned for the other night being discussed. In faet numerous mat- ters now pending before the council were talked over so that when the aldermen meet as a council next Monday night they will be able to proceed with busi- ness, without wasting any time in long discussions and o Fll('lru door bells, bu every form of domestie anodk at the New York Plumbing Co. — Secure a Lot Before the Next Advance 1ges of views. and .hli- i Remember Br the river and other extensive perma fmprovOments aro to bo made whioh will boom prices fon_all property. We have 5 to be paved tu the largest list in the city of lots in all additions. Give us a call and we will be glad to show you all property we have ale. We also have some choice acre- age property left BArowin & TRoOUTMAN, 506 Broadway, Council Blufls, Ia. - Bargains for To-Day, Full lot and six-room house on Avenue A, near Tenth stroet $2,000. We ha some of th Broadway in Benson's s facing ddition at §300. They will be $1,000 before ten duys. Call and buy one or more of these, as they inot be beat for a speculation. Browdway bas been ordered paved to the r Eighty seres within one mile of the business center for §00 per uere, terms very easy. - Tlis land 15 very nice and cannot be beaten as to locauon, lay of iand, ete, We huve ouly two lots left in Curtis, & Ramsey's a¢ hlm.\n at the low prices we have been offering them. Twenty acres in Rice's sub-division very chea Lots in Railroad addition. Bargains in all parts of the city. THE BENSON & MAYNE, REAL 3 ISTATE COMPANY, NO, 502 BROADWAY. oo Another Big Sale. A syndicate yesterday purchased the Gregg tract of 40 acres, paying therefor $40,000, P — Jefferis’ replat of Lots 1 and 8 of Al- bright's choice, 5.8 mile south of Ham- nmml s packing house, South Omaha, on in line of Union Pacifie 1 Rearest trackauo lots in_town -|l~n beautiful residence lots For sale at the oflice of .lvll'l-r s, lirst door west of polli Omaha, Thos. C. South addition will be Choiee lots in Omah 1 land & Otis to- red on sale by Cro - List your property with Youkum & Co —— Bargaing see over First National bank, e For Choice Yoakum & Co., Snbstantial abwracts of titles and real estate loans, J. W, & E. L. Squire. No, 101 Pearl street, Counerl Blufls. —A new city Inquire ot For Sale Blufls, map of Council oflice. alekin caps and two overcoats eaked from the Ogden house last A sealskin eap was also stolen Pacitic house. The police Charles Mol Loud on suspicion, nd Mrs t evening Mrs, Il W. Hart J. D Edmundson entertained a party of their friendds at Willow tifully An orchestra i coursed sweet st was spread, it their home on s were b 1 dis SUmpLIous reg letls were cle, SPECIAL NOTICES. it upp music and all the ITOTITE. Enecial advertisemc such ns Lost 7o Lonn, For 8ule, To . Sants, B ete., v rateof 1 1 in t lumn at the A SR LINE forthe first fn fonand Five Conta Per Lino for each subsoq i inscrtion. Lenve ad rlisenents at our No. 12 Veal strect, near broadway, Cou A good girl for general house- Inquire 109 Fourth street. RO SALE-A well & including 2 uc Keg Creck townsh ros i sectior Inquire proved furm, Theodore on' premises’ of VW ANIE A first-class girl with first-class Writter rofercnces. No othors need apply. 7 Fourth strect, Council Blufts. acres clo; Nebravkn. Wil give large disconunt trom p ent value for cush. Address Bunting, Runyon Jones, 1 . J., bee oftice, uncil B 5 acros with fine improvements, six miles cast of Council Binfrs, Price low and ull the thne needed. lo- quireof . W. Vun Sciever, Council Blufls, t U bargain JOR SALE—If taken this week—A flve room house on Fitth evenue, near dummy dcpot. ‘The stre idewalk and Jot filled to grade. Pric Easy terms. Address Lot, Bee oftice, Counerl Biuils. AL poor furn 40 neres thr 10 aere lots in section 18, near $400 per acre. unrters ot a mile from Union acre. nerck one-hnlt milo east of Rock Teland 'Ot elagADL Property far city PUrposos. 0 acres one mile” and onc-quarter sific hotel. s lund two and one-half miles from e house, $200 por nere. n Midiand addition, near Broadway, from 300 per acre; this: Ap- 63 neres on Grand Axgnuc, would make a zood aaYition. Price subject to change without notice. ply to Horace ) 7Ot SALE -The busin L Hotel Denmaurk No. v ou premises. Kensons for A"'l“ropru:lur\n bes to leave city. ent p L pres- Peterson STACY & CO,, BARGAI IN—— . REAL ESTATE! A GREAT BARGAIN. A fine two=s'ory brick house with ten rooms, situated on elev ation, th FINEST on Broadway, lot 193 feet on Broadway, 210 feet on State street and 193 feet on Pierce street, Price Only $22,500. The street cars run in front of this tract, and Broadway is paved with cedar blocks. Ahe land itself is worth move than the price asked for the whole, Aere property on Franklin avenue very low, 30 acres joining the city limits near Greendale, at $200 per ac 177 acres two and onc-half miles east of the city, $50 per acre. 80 acres at $60 per acre. 20 acres one-half mile north of the city limits, near Broadway, at $3,500. Residence Properly, Business Property, Cheap! LOTS IN ALL PARTS OF THE 1Ty VERY LOW. W. C.STACY & Co., Real Estate Brokers, No 9, Main st,, Council BLufs. TELEPHONE192, GREAT SALE OF Ladies’ and Cfftdrens' Muslin Underwear MotherHubbardDresses Bprons, Ete. Ve have succeeded m pur- chasing at an Extraordinary Bargain A large quantity of Muslin Un- derwear, Childrens’ Dresses, Aprons, ete,, which we have di- vided into two lots, and to make quick sales wlll sell them at 25 and 50cts Let Ro. {. 26¢ Consists of Ladie ight Robes, Chemises, Drawers, Corset Covers, Long White Aprons, Childrens’ White Hubbard and Red Msther Dresses, Drawers and Infants’ Slips. These garments are well made and warranted persect. Lot Ha. 2 50c. Consists of Ladies Night Dresses, Skirts, Chemise, Drawers, Corset Cov- ers and Childrens’ White and Turkey Red Dre All trimmed with Linen Torchon lace. Such garments as these are usually sold for 75¢ to 81 e — We tuke great pleasure in plac- ing this immense purchase be- fore our customers and invite an early call, as we believe this to the greatest bargain in Muslin Underwear and Childrens Dress- es ever offered in this clty HenryEisemandCo ‘w08, 314, 316, 318 and 320 Broad way, Council Blujfs. ALl frosh goadu, W ell full made, sizes, good shapes, and wirranted free free from imperfections, boom prices on all property. city of lots in all Additions. 506 Broadway, SECURE A LO BEFORE Next Advance in Prices! glad to show you all property we have for sale. THE Remember Broadway is to be paved to the river, and othet extensive permanent improvements are to be made, which will We have the largest list in the Give ug a call; and we will ba We also have some choice acreage property left. BALDWIN & TROUTMAN, Council Bluffs, Iowa ”‘”/03/0_2«/2,64121&/“-"‘ E. W. RAYMOND, REAL ESTATE, 13 NORTH MAIN STREET, First National Bank Building, Council Bluffs, lowa, Real western part of ity. BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUI Opposite Dummy Depot. Pojuasaaday 5B POJURLIBE Y2018 (7 @ Horses and mules kept constantly on hand, for sale at retail or in car loads. Orders prmupuy lled by contract on short not Stock sold on commission. SuLurer & BoLey, Proprictors. Telephone No. 114, Formerly of Keil Sale Stables, corner 1st. ave. and 4th street. OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS COUNCIL BL 1857 Established R. EICE M D.. Or other Tumors removed without Cancers (g inits ordrawing of blood. ()v-r thirty g‘nlrn practical experience, No. 11 Pour| 8t., Council Lluffs. B Consultation froe. C. R ALLEN, Engineer, Surveyor, Map Publisher No. 11 North Main St. ity maps of eities and counties in Nebrask and Kansas. City ana western low CIVIL ENGINEERS. Geo, 8. Miller & F. H. Tobey, Civir, ENGINEERS, Office over 1st National Bank, cor. Main and Broadway If you wunt cstimates or hians for bridge work, foundution, 58 Wers, Eraging or survey- Ing and platting, call upon them. All work given prowpt attention, N.SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace Office over American Expre:s. Estate Vacant Lots, Lands, City Residences and Farims, acre property in All selling cheap to malke room for spring stocl. R. P. OFFICER, Real Estate and Insurance Agent. Room 5, over Officer & Pusey’s bank, Council Bluffs Star Sale Stables and Mule Yards, FINLEY BURKE. GEOHGE W, nuw i BURKE & EWV T, ATTORHEYS AT LAW, 504 Broadway, Up Staurs, Council Blujl's, lL\ll NETT, Justice of the Peace, 11 Blufly, ness house in 415 Broadway, Cou Refers to any bank or bus the clty. Collections u specinlty. JOUN Y. 3TN 4 STONE & SIMS, ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW, Practice in the State and Federal c Rooms 7 und 8 Shugart-Beno Blos| COUNOIL BLUFFS 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- gle or donble, MASON WISE. Council Blults, D. H. MCDANELD & €O, [Eatavlishod 1 No. #20 Main Sire COMMINSION M AND DEALERS IN HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, ETL‘. CRESTON HOUSE The only hotel in Council Blufts having Fire HEscape And all mo Jern improvements, 215, 217 and 219 Main st, MAX MOHN, Prop. | B, FINE - FRENCH - MILLIKERY, 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, NEW IMPORTED STYLES OFEN, Lad iesbuying a $shatbonnét, or one far o will be paid; $10, round trip.