Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 13, 1887, Page 6

THE SUN ])AY ‘BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS SUNDAY MORNING. FEB. 13, OFFICE, NU. 12, PEARL STREET. Delivered by carrier in nny partof the city at twenty cents per week. Manager. Breixrss Orrice, No. 48 Niont Eviton No. 2. —_——- e The Council Bluffs Boom. The Bee to-morrow will contain in ils Y Sunday Gossip" column an interesting article on the Council Bluffs boom. Partics wishing extra copics of the Sunday Bee are requested to leave their orders al th Bee office, No. 12 Pearl strect, to-day. MINOR M N. Y. Plumbing Co. Heavy suits cheap to order at Reiter’s Additional Council Blufis news on page seven, Read Armour, Barbee & Co.'s adver tisement., The Naiad Queenisto open at the opera house Tuesday evening. The city council holds another import- ant meeting to-morrow evening, Fine improved property and choice v cant lots in all parts of the city., Cr land & Otis. There was not a case court yesterday. indulge in devi Smith Bros. ye of the Johnson t couple of weeks ugo. The Globe has caught the:boo and a new dress has been bought, It expects to don 1ts new clothes to-morrow. it to wed was yesterday granted os Worthington, of Omaha, and Ida \\llm.ulh of Hancock, N. Y. I have a few fifty-foot lots in Bryant & Clark’s addition at a bargain, i Day, 89 Pearl str M [ have three-quarters of a mile fronting on lsm p.just above the Ogden in 10-acre tracts this for the police Everybody too busy to he sale , Whioh they sold & we J. G. Tipton opened o law, r oflice at No. re and J. M. Smith have 1 estate and insurance rondway, over Louie's A number from this ety expect to at- tend the twelfth annual ball to be given to-morrow night by the Rescue fire com Hf Missouri Valley, in the town hall lots in Paunl’s addition i « if all are not sold. Buy onest F.J. Days and dum.h- to-morrow, will not tention as usual in this ti 1, the dealers report a fair s BHdtho postoflice clvlln are prepa carry larger pouches Monday. The fellow who was recently aj for stealing u and was fin amount eq subscription, complaining because hé ing the paper after having imul quite a snug little sum into court f he would only stayin jail the paper would probably be delivered to him. The tenth annual mu the Council Blufi’s M given in the Temple hall ening. ‘The committee tails in_charge consists of L. Kirscht, Cllrlsll A (ilr (II AI‘II L. A. Berg man, Emil Duerr, F. G. Peiffer, F, Bor, John Schul s Robert Kurtl,' oo lm:: bach. H. Kirceht, - "Those atténding must -~ present their mn\.muns at the door. 1t seems quite certain that the new city hall will be built, to cost not less than $75,000. There scems little spending any more money paiching up the old 1" store, and more room is sadly needed. The books and pape iuf the city, some of them r' are exposed to fire, and stroyed by any such calamity the loss would be heityy. There are other numerous r sons why the city should have a building somewhut commensurate with_its necds and with its growth and prosperity. pstees Sty Not For Speculation, A cozy residence property on one of our paved streets, among abundant shade, and on a lot lunnlu;_{ through the block 50 as to face on two streets, can be had at a very nominal price, ‘This is just the chance for some one looking for a home to obtain a good one cheap. Not | *sold for speculation, but because the owner is about to remove from the city, Odell Br . have it for sale and will be pl(,. d to show the property. cdlen 2l Tuesduy haying Bargains Monday. Five lotsin Pierce’s subdivision, each, quarter cash ce long time Twenty-two lots in Central subdivision cheap. $350 BROADWAY PROPS . 'I‘Inrt? -four feet on Broadway opposite Ogden house. 110 feet on Broadway ine Streets addi- tion, $1,800 )IAI‘W STR PROPERTY, Twenty-cight feet on Main street near Klul hotel, 2 feet on Main street near Chicago, Bmlmgmn & ot. Call and see our burgains both in acre property and K NGER & WICKIAM, Lor Exchange, No 419 Broadway. -~ ZXhe Twin Sister Cities and the Con- necting k. As soon as the weather permits the ap- arance of the nearly vacant ground be- ween the P. R R. Transfer and Omaha will assume un ent new ap- earance. Council Blufls w:]lunmnmncu extend out from among the Glens and Blufls and reach toward the river bank to make an unbroken, mammoth city eonnection with " its powerful lll!lflhbul When the genial warmth of ring calls out the ZrHSS and flowers :gnro will erop ame gen- tle influence of cottages, and their weomp mgnn provements. Warchouses and ifo and bustle that lurromul nn-u depots and their com- ing and going trains. Business bloc & constantly in, ising tramn of pa &or the merchants that will oceupy them. . These are not prophecie erely the L fuets, and everything is in readin only awaiting the pro season for fulnll- ment. 1u the track of nll the improve- ments laid out is the Omaha addition to Couneil Blutls. On this tract alone nearly # hundred houses will be buil rapidly possible, the ear line via the Union 'acitic railroad bridge, thiough the cen ter of this laid on Ninth avenue, wil bring numerous homes within a fow inutes’ of the center of Omuha, and the jroadway line will make this addition easily available from th rth, Over ghree-quarters of the 160 have al- Iy been purchasced, although these haye beeu u o the mark n fortnight. {r. Rose the Damy Bee of Febor 1, says editoriall “We predict t 'Ilh n five ye de of the river will be covired w rehiouses, depots, mluri.s. 1 s. There is no '~ longer v i between the ‘twin % » linats will soon viver and united i a street railway The first practical results of the new order of things will appear ou tius ver, ad very soon this point will be of one of the most Plats of [ -pmn-v [ | & Co., No. 103 Pear by [} whow itis hum.,v placed on the m‘trLLl | | | | | i L | | | g THE WHIRL 0F THE WEEK, A Larger Amonnt of Actnal Transfers Than Ever in the City's History, THE SUBJECTS OF SERMONS. The Saloon Injunction Cases Will Hang Until Tuesday—Enter- tainments and Per- sonals, Another Week of Boom, The week closes with a healthier condi- tion in the real estate market, Those in- terested in the business have been able the past week to close their offices at a reasonable hour, instead of keeping the lights burning until the small hours. There have been more legitimate and real sales made during the past week than in any previous week in the history of Coun- cil Bluffs. There has been less buying of options, less transferring of contracts for deeds, less of the froth and more of the real. The actual business has been ‘irl , and steadily growing, but men with more judgment and coolness In the opening furore it seemed that por chasers were so wild that they did_not care for titles or for size of lots. They were reselling before time had passed suflicient for the making ont of a de :I and lots were sold eral times in a ¢ They now realize that the boom is here to stay, and that there is time enough to have the business attended to properly. Much trouble and misunderstandings are thus avouded ‘I'he week has been a busy one. The streets b shown an activity not seen here even in the' rush of holiday trade. Every day sees many strangers here, men with money, none of whom depart with- out investing more or less. One New York man who was here in_the opening of the boom, and who then invested in a fow lots, sold them so quickly and atsuch a round profit_ that he has returned, bringing with him £20,000. He uqmum picking up what he considers and will doubtless reap ¢ perhaps not making so quic his first venture. Another characteristie of the week has been the turnmg of attention to inside property somewhat, which had been ignored in the excited seramble after the suburbs and the unimproved lots, Inside property has advanced, but it is still v ow, and shrewd investors sce gr chances for money-muaking, althongh it more capital to handie it. erday T. J. Evans bought on M street the Meyers coul yard property, fect front, for 200 a foot. . Wright bought the Phillips Main strect at the same ay sold his forty 2o & Northwest- Mr. he purchaser, and he will yard purposes, were cighty deeds filed in the recorder’s o Mr. Thomas and his cleriea e are kept on the jump, and it is mpossible for them to Kkeep up with the business, but he keeps working a good ur.-.ll,\', submit- ting to interruptions, and treating all courteously. The abstract offic business, and it is n abstr acres north of the Chic crn round house, for §200 an acre. Wickham w e all rushed with 10st_ impossible to ¢ or money under 'he feeling of confidence in the future is strengthened by the assurances that the building boom, which will open as soon as the frostis away, will exceced the boom in dirt even. There are so many public improvements assured, and so many private ones promised, that the is no longer heard, “will there bo much building®’ There is every assur- ance now that with the openingg of the building season there will be an activity the like of which was never witnessed here b N. Merriam, of Omaha,who has bought much property here, has purchased ‘the in block, corner of Broadway and Sixth streets, for $15,000. L. Wells has purchased of J. Shea the C ott place on Oukland avenue for 00. “The following were recorded yesterday: Fred Drexel to R I Levin, lot 8, blk 14, Ev- 7 \ A\(c\mmu, lot 11, blk 17, Beers'—8500, Jr ly to E B Bowman, jr. lot 9, blk 6, Burns'—$200, John l)ulmn) to J C Bixby, lot 9, blk 17, Mullen’s—$1 T H James to Alfred Pratel, 4 9100 acres in %onwl T4, 48—54,000, i M to J'mms(‘\h‘\lillnu lots 2 and & A to F M Powell, lot 14, blk 56, Central—S: * It Davis to J A Ross, lot 3, blk 25, Beers’ lots 4 and 5, erett’s—8700. Smith to I Weis, lot 1and2, blk 6s, 400, ) to F Weis,lots 15 and 16,blk 69, “Taylor et al, to L Wells, ‘v out lot 2 to Mi I Hosmer, lots lots 23 to 26, blk 17, 11 add—$§12,500, and 7, blk liza Crawford to J M Hosmer, lots 6 and 7, blk Beers’ qe—§10, J B Illnlu- lu ) Wickham, lot 6, blk 6, Kver- t 1k 12, Everett’s; lots 8 and 9, blk DIk 6, Burn lot 6, blk +lots 3, 4 and s & 3 Burns'; lots 5 &nd 9, blk 1 Streets’ (bond)—$1 15, bl 'h v bik ll'\ Swan to G feet on Main str W Siedentopf to B W lcklmm. lot 21, blk 29, Central qe -840, Y F ll;* L) AFnuh.-r, lot 2, blk 17, meuu. & D J J Shea to B W am, lot 21, blk 29, Cen- tral—$125, J B Black to J “'lk'li]ll\lll, lot 11, blk 7, Street’s (bond) |1 L Seheldio to DG Morgan, lot 2, blk 3, Beer 500, G 1, Wycoll to D W MeDermid, lot 11 blk 8, Park , 500, ¥ (‘““::IJ‘“ 0y l'tllIlIEn 14 blks 93, 63 and 73 % S — Two in One, R R--§ Council Blufts and Omaha are destined 8000 to be united in int s und location as to form one of the greatest cities in the union, and Omaha Addition, their connecting link, will ben tne very heart of it ‘I'he tirst new growth o our eity will be on this ground, and the thoroughfares that are (o carry the traflic between the es, until they grow together, run wrough and either side of it. Over three-quarters of the lots in the one hundred and sixty acres that make ve already been sold, and ce have investors had in that but fow lots arenow in Pt the few remaining on are for sale by ODELL BROS. & CO., No. 103 PEARL STREET, rroNE No. 100, - - All orders from ate brokers for job printing will rc ¢ immestiate. and careful attention at Pryor's Bee job oluce. PELE SUNDAY TIE is Pity, and l’lly ‘Tis’ ‘n- True. ™ Parents let their children die with diph- theria and putrid sore throat in scarlet fever, when ten years' trial has proven beyond a doubt that Jefteris’ diphtheria prevention and oure will save overy case without the aid of a ph, ian. For sale only at No. 23 South “vuh(h street, Coun- cil Bluffs, Towa, or sent by express on re- ceipt of price, $3.00. Dr. Jefleris has not — Pacific house is the nearest hotel to the majority of real estate oflices in the city. $2.00 per day, ‘“Tis Trne. Mo to Omaha. . At the Pacitic house you will save from 50 cents to $1 per day. Try it and be convinced. L. B. Crafte & Co y qrc ln\nmg money on all classes of chattel securities at one- half their former rates. See them before securing your loans, - When you are in the city acific house, reet cars pass the door cvery fifteen minuates for all the devots. Meals 50 cents, stop at the — 10 feet front Main Business lot, 88 Business block, street near Broadw feet front Fourth street near Broadw IHW *ks and half blocks in Brown's, Ba; liss’ third, and Raiiroad additions, Houses and Jots ind acre property for sale by k. . Raymond. You Can See For Yourself that property which will be improved at once s more valuable than anything can be that is to lic wdle for a year at least, OMAHA ADDITION lies right in the track of all the projected improvements which are a part of the very foundation of the boom. — Only a small ‘part of this ADDITION is for_sale, and Odell Bros. & Co. _have 1t. No. 103 Pearl St. Telephone No. 109, Rl it SRR S:nd orders for type-writer rihbons of all colors, new and reinked, to C. H. Sholes, Council Rlufls, o We Don’t Just Call It Chofce Assome do their property, whether itis or not, but let you see that'it is so Don't buy an incii in Omaha addition until you have seen the ground. To see 1t is “to buy. It is splendid land aside from the fact that the thoroughtares be- tween Omaha and Council Blufis run through and on either side of it, and th dences and wholesale enterprises are waiting to spring up as soon as the weather permits operations, Over threc-quarters of all the lots in this one hundred ar been sold, thus making the any addition on the market. not the best we would not say so. ObeLL Bros, & Co., 103 Pearl St., 1 ouncil Blufls, Ta. lt u was List your property \th the Smith Law, Real Estate and Agency Broadwa Pipton & Insurance Here we arc bar- come and sco us for gains in Real ; Broadw: Tipton & Smith will place on sale bargains for investors on Monday. — - To Contractors and Builders,1 Proposals will be received by the under- signed until the of next month for the lnnhmw of the mnew Catinolie ehurch, Plans and specifieation > seen at the pastoral_res right is re- served to r ]w( any or all Proposi 3. P. McMENOMY, - Sure of the Future Omaha parties, who rcently pur- chased about 300 acres of Council Blufls land, have decided not to put any of it on the market for thrce months to come. ral tracts h(-ltlm"m" to lhvw par um V' th hdrawr proves e onafiden ~lh1>y have in the spring boom of this city. e forty or “head of fine ale at our BoLey. land 8 of Al- south of Ham- Mt\' Jefleris’ rej hrxun.s mond’s packir in line of Union Pacitic St tr lots m town for beautiful residence lots. e For sale at the oflice of Th Jettbris, i Howland's Jumber oili near dumm) depot, South Omaha. W C. STACY & CO. " BARGAINS railr x|I~0 REAL ESTATE! 50 acres of beautiful land on Broadway inside the city limits, at 00 per acre, 22 acres 10 rods from Broadway, just outside the clty, $3,500, Improved farm 5 miles north of the city, #10 per acre, 100 feet at junction of Main and Pearl streets, very low, Lot 505121 on £125 per foot, Large list of acre property on Frank- lin Avenue, Improved farm of 80 ucres joining the city limits, near Greendale at §200 per uere, Improved farm of 177 acres, 2% miles cast of the city for §50 per acre, 80 acres 3 miles out at $60. 722-100 acres with $1,500 dwelling, cor- ner of Frunklin and Lincoln Ave., for $4,500. Tnis is a bonanza, South Main street at Large List of Cheap Lots. Residence and Business Prop- erty. Acre Property and Farms, At Very Low Prices W. C.8TAcy & Co., Real Estate Brokers, No 89, Main st,, Council Bluffs. TELEPHONE192, BF‘E FFBRI’ARX l‘l 1887 ~TWELVE PAGES. GREAT SALE ™ OF Ladies’ and Childrens’ Muslin Underwear MotherHubbardDresses | Aprons, Etc. We have succeeded in 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 2 and H0cts Lot No. . 25¢ Consists of Ladies’ Night Robes, Chemises, Drawers, Corset Covers, Long White Aprons, Childrens’ White Red Msther Hubbard and 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 t ake 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, enyEisemandCo ‘208, 314, 316, 318 and 320 Broad way, Council Blwfs, All fresh goods, well made, full sizes, good shapes, and warranted free free from imperfections. SPECIAL NOTICES. T WANTS. SALE-Fifteen lots in sub- division located one to three blocks from Brondiway and a few minutes’ walk of postof: Callon H. P, Warren, City Water Works lpnl ND-On Harney streot, Omaha, & pocket- book containing A pawn’ ticket fssued by M. Abrahams for n silver watch and gold ring and breast pin. Owner can have same by pay- ing charges at Beo office. JFORSALE-82 ncros cholco Iand, one mile fouth east of U, P. transfer depot and one and one-half milos southwest of tho gove rnment building. R chance for a syndi- Apply to H. Shoemaker, 212, Harrison st. WA Fui« SAL including Tnquire 109 Fourth street. Keg Creek townsh 150 acres in scotl nu»m.r b Pottawattamie. countys 1, balance lying just west Inquire on' premises of Theodore \OR SALF—Choice, amooth, uaimpre Acres close to Brainard, 1n Butler praska. Will give large discount ) nt value for onsh. Address Bun & Jones, David City, Neb., or W Council Blufts, Tn.” La bargain, 205 nores with fine ments, six milos enst of Council 0 low wnd all the time needed, In- W. Van Sciever, Council Bluffs, OR SALE=IT taken this week—A fivo room house on Fifth avenue, near dummy depot. The etreot, sidewnlk and lot filled to grade. Prico §1,4%0. Knsy terms. Addross Lot, Bee office, Couneil Biutrs, CIVIL ENGINEERS. Geo. 8. Miller & F. H. Tobey, Civin ENGINEERS. Oftice over 1st National Bank, cor. Main and Broadway. If you want cstimates or hians for bridgo worK, foundation, sawers, g e and platting, call upon them, given prompt attention, ding or surv All wor FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY, 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN. Ladiesbuying a Sshatbonnet, or one far will be paid; S, round frip. YOAKUM & C0., Real Estate Brokers City and acre property for sale in and around Counril Bluffs. Improved and unimproved lands for sale. Lands exchanged for stocks of merchandise. Office over Ist Na'ional Buank, Cor Mainstreetand Broadway. E. W. RAYMOND, REAL ESTATE, First National Bank Building, Council Bluffs, lowa \ 4 ) ~A good girl for general house- \ l' SPECIAL BARGAINS - IN ACREAGE AND Business Property Lots in all Additions for Sale by BALDWIN & TROUTMAN, 506 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa ARMOUR, BARBEE & C0. REAL ESTATE We have lots in every addition in the city and handle ‘ ‘Property That We Can Make a Good Title To We have some property, cte. Correspondence solicited from out of town parties wishing to make in vestments. It is an established fact thatthe BUILDING BOOM on the opening o) spring will excecd the expectations of the most siunguine. Any property or our lists will make big money if taken hold of at once. ARMOUR, BARBEE & CO., No. 36 Pearl Street, Gouncil Bluffs: choice acre property, fine vesidence property, businesy . Vacant Lots, Lands, City Residences and Farms, acre property in western part of city. All selling cheap to make room for spring stock. R. P. OFFICER, Real Estate and Insurance Agent. Room 5, over Officer & I’uwy'n bank, Council lnu/[x. OFFICER & PUSEY, BURKE & 1 BAN KERS ATTORNEYS AT LAW, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1A, 504 Broudway, Up Stawrs, E stablished 1857 l Council Bluffs, FINLEY BURKE GEORGE W. REW LTS Lying Between the Omaha Addition and the N. P. Dodge Land wily be either platted into lots as the Peregoy & Moore addition or SOLD BY the ACRE. The part lying south ofand Along the Union Pacific Track will be sold First, And parties wishing to buy will call on or address, SMITH BROTHERS, No. 14 Paarl Street, Council Bluffs. NOTICE. Allagents with whom we have listed the acre property north of the driving park are hereby notified that itis withdrawn fr the market. SMITH BROS.. 14 Pearl streot. .