Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 21, 1887, Page 6

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY. THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS MONDAY MORNING, FEB. 21, OFFICE, NO. 12. PEARL STREET. Delivered by carrier in any part of the city at twenty cents per weeok. H. W.TiLton, - - . TELEPHONES: Boeixese Orrice, No. 43, Nient Evitor No. 2. Manager. MINOR M¥ N. Y. Plumbing Co. Heavy suits cheap to order at Reiter’s, Officers Stevens and Unthank went on day duty yesterday. New embroideries at Harkness Bros’. The Chautanqua circle mects with Mrs, E. 1 Fisher to-night. J. W, & E giving good s { Sport Miller was behind the bars in the city Thompson & Co., n street. v addition, best and cheapest; one-fifth cash, balance 810 per month. The stockholders of the district com- any hold their annual meeting on the 6th inst., at the Pacilic house. The city council meet again_to-night in adjournci session. It is quite_possible that it will be an adjourned session. The Fortnightly Musical and Literary club will mect this evening at I. M. Treynor’s. The programme t ffs evening will be a musical one. ainview addition, largest lots easiest terms; one-fifth cash, balance ver month, Kimball & Champ have purchased through George Rudio the building No. 418 Broad v, which was recently pur- chased by Messrs. Peterson Bros. from Henry Eiseman, There will be a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the Pacific house for the pur- 8¢ of orgunizing the boating associa- tlon All interested are requested to be present and on time, Special communication of Bluff City lodge No. 71, A. F. & A, M., Monday evening, Work in third degree. Visiting hren cordially in- vited. By unhrurnu- W. M. Among the drunks registered during Saturday night at the poli ation were Jnhn Grinnell, who has a badly cut fore- head; J. M. Hamilton, F. W. Witchel, J. Kcnnml) orge Bently and J. S. Ha den. Squire’s Park addition is a sure inyest- ment. Pacilic avenue will be built up with store buildings within a year. To-morrow evening the last of the series of parties which have been given by the Royal Arcanum will take place in Beno’s hall. Itis the intention ot the management to make this the finest of the entire scrie: J. J. Steadman, who for a long while has been_editor of the Nonpareil, has at last decided to take up his residence in this city, having leased the residence of ller, on avenuve E, which he will oceupy after April 1. Out of the sixteen men and two women in the county jail, the Gerstenberg crowd furnish_thrée; Freddie, his wife, Mary, and their mutual Irmnd Harvey, Out of an entire county the Ge tenbergs pro- pose to haye their share. Saturday evening A. M. Kock, 1t is alleged* threaten l to kill John Dierks aud even went so far as to pull his re- volver. Dierks telephoned to police cen- tral station and Rock was lodged in jail by Officers O'Brien and White. The presence of Colonel Sapp in Wash- ington will doubtless cause more glad newe to come from the east in regard to Council Blufls. His acquaimtance and influence there will count for much in gaining for thiscity its desired improve- meats, Those who went to the I’rnfib\lcrlan church yesterday morning were surprised and disappointed to find %w doors closed and a notice posted up stating that there would be no services there. As no an- nouncement had been made 1n the papers, a large number were thus disap- poinlu(i in their plans. The unfortunate illness of Mrs. Wads- worth necessitated a change in the cast of the “Naiad Queen.” Mrs. Roff, al- though having but about two hours in * which to prepare for the part. took the role of the queen wonderfully well, Her pleasing manners, her sweet voice and charming grace ciused much enthusiasm. It was a difficult task for any singer to take such an impor part on such short notice, but particularly difticult to satisfy an audience wWhich been fa- vored night after night by hearing such a songstress as Mrs, Wadsworth, A syndicate, of which Herman Buerdorf is truste ased a tract of land ion and platted the same, calling it Plainview. The pur- chase was made from what is known as the Shenandoah syndicate, they not bein, able to come to an grvumonl on some of their matters. Plainview has been put on the market on terms that others should follow, the case generally being that too much cash is asked and too short a time g\\'un on the payments. One-fifth cash, alance in ‘payments of $10 monthly ‘being within the reach ot all who wish to invest, The Des Moines Register yesterday had 8 missionary here, who wns soatterin about a few extra copies of the paper un§ trying to excite some interest in the scheme for working up a boom for that city. The attempt was not very enthusi- astically received. 1In the first place Council Blufls folks are too busy caring for the boom which has come here to give much time or thought to any pros- (uvc boom in Des Moines. A boom in he hand is worth two 1o the bushes of Another reason for the in- flerence in regard to Des Moines is that Des Moines has becen very selfish and Emspln[z in its policy; hus sueered at ouncil Blufls and its boom, at least so far as the press of that city voice the sen- timent of Des Moines. The Register has been particularly ill-natured and envious, nd while it hus esgerly taken pay for space in which to give a truthful acconnt of the boom here, it devotes other space lrflsl) to sneers about it. his sort of icy does not eause the ens to feel kindly, esvecially when the same sort of holicy has been Tollowed for years past. It isa little too much now to ask Council Blufis to help get up a boom for Des Moines. When Des Moines gets its boom Council Blufls 1 ake some in. terest in it, but it can hardly spend time now in trying to manufacture a boom for another city, when it has all its time oc- cupied with a boom of its own already well started and Lruwmk fast every day For Plai 's abstracts are ay placed real estate, and §10 oW ml-lumn lots see OvgLL Bros & Co., NGER & \\1 KllA\l A. B. Howe & Co. Coox & MoxGax, h\lllll Bros - years' experience with any gaso- fine stove made has convinced that the : st one made. Cooper s old :l:u.d 41 Main street, MoeGee For Sale—Lot 6, Mu«'k 6, Ba, addition. ‘The Nutt prope: way, hoing fiity west of the government postoftice, ent priee, per front foot, subject to change without notice quire of Leounard Everett, No.18 Pearl street sl At the Pacitie house you will save from 60 cents to $1 per day. Try it and be eonvineed. 58" first ¥ Broad- eet front and one lot Pres- SQUATTERS' SOVEREIGNTY. Are Not the Lands a Part of the Park Prop= erty of the Oity * ST. PAUL'S NEW PIPE ORGAN. Preparing For a Boating Club—S8hoot« ing a Pet Deer—The Fire Alarm to Bo Tested This Week— Stightly Stabbed. Are They Park Lande? The boom of the squatters who have settled on the other side of the river, most of whom are residents of this city, has caused no little stir here, as stated in the Bek yesterday wmorning. ‘There seems to be a great difference of opinion among local attorneys and others as to what the outcome will b There s little chance to differ as to what the law is, but the difference scems to be as to what the evidence will be. The commissioners are somewhat inter in the startling revelation, as they are inclined to the belief that the land thus claimed is a part of that given to this city by the government for park purposes. They will look the matter up to-day, and amine the plats with a yiew of assert- ing their claims for park purposes if the investigation shows thatthey have rights in the m There will doubtless be i litigation before these set- b the full fortune which now t them. They were quictly preparing to get their claims secured when the facts came to light, and while they are contident that they will esta I a claim to the land, yet they gret that the public was so s advised a8 to what was going on & fear a rush of others who will want to take claims. The ground is taked, and the survey is made, so that little harm can result to them from the publicity of the matter. - Pacific house is the ne majority of re $2.00 per day. rest hotel to the Lestate offices in the city. New goods are now arriving at Hark- ness Bros, A Plucky Preacher. Rev. T. J. Mack the rector of St. Paul’s churi yesterduy morning preached a ))r'u‘ll(‘ql square-hitting sermon to his people. He gave them some straight talk about the needs of every day religion. Among the church news of this parish is the announcement that a new pipe organ has been ordered, and is to be in place ready for the com- ing Easter services. Mr. Mackay, not seeing his way clear to get the organ in any other way, kas personally become responsible for the payment of $2,000. It is not one rector in a thousand who will put himself under such burdens as does , and his ventures of have been wonderfully successful. new venture will doubtless prove so als His parish and his many friends in this city will rally around him, and speedily lift this burden of responsibility, ‘The church needs a good organ, and since Mr. Mackay has taken the personal respon. bility of raising the led money to pa for it, his many admirers and his par oners will stand by him. He is plucky, and if any man can pull through difficul* ties he can and will. ‘“Tis True, "Lis l'Ily. ana Pity 'Tis 'Tis Trug Parents let their children die with diph- theria and putrid sore throat in scarlet fever, when ten years' has proven beyond a doubt that Jefleris’ diphtheria prevention and cure will s every case without the aid of a For sale only at No. 23 South F cil Blufls, Towa, or sent by express on re- oeipt of price, §3.00. —~——— A Boating Association, It is very mmportant that those inter- estedin the boating ociation should be in attendance to-night at the meet- ing at the Pacific house, which takes place at 8 o'clock. The different boating associations hold their meetings in the early part of March and 1if there are to be any regattas or rs on Lake Manawa this season organization must be effected at once. With the extensive improvements that are contemplated about Lake Manawa the coming scason, such as the building and operating of the motor railway, the new hotel by the Min- neapolis syndicate which recently pur- chased 160 acres adjoining the lake, the setting out of trees and other nccessary improvements about the hotel property, the building of cottages around the lake, the beautifying of ke park, recently purchased by E. L. Squire, I e of numerous bath houses, ete., ete., as- surances arc given of "the advantages over last season in all the nccommoda- tions and the success of a well organized boat club would greatly lend as one of the principal attractions of the lake. ——— To Contractors and Builders,% Proposals will be recoived by the under- signed until the 23 of next month for the building of the new Catnolic church, Plans and specifications may be seen at the pastoral residence. The ri served to reject nniur all proposals, Nomy, Pustor. ———— All orders from real es brokers for job printing will receive immediate and careful attention at Pryor’'s Bee job oflice. e Plainview Addition, Homes for mechanics near Union Pa- cific uhu]m and Broadway. e-fifth cash, balance $10 per month., Price $250 and §300 Secure them atonce from OvELL Buus & (/u Coox & MORGAN Saurn Bros, -~ Tame Game, . For several years Conrad Geise has had a pet deer which he has kept at his place, but a few duys ago the deer got loose and left for parts unknown rly yesterday morning George W. Coffman, watchman at the ('r)amlhullur mills, shot and killed the deer, which was strolling along Main street. About 10 o'clock yesterday morn- ing the deer was hauled (o Geise's. Those interested take notice, T eight feet front on Main street, ning Kiel's hotel block, $. per foot; also 110 feet front for §5,500, and fifty-five feet front for $4,600 on Fifth aveuue, all im- roved; also bargains in other property, . R. Davidson, No. 625 Fifth avenuo. enty- Still Getting Ready to Test, “Is the fire alarm any nearer comple- tion than it was a week or two ago?’ was the question yesterday put to one who ought to kuow, and the reply was, *'I could tell you heaps, but I have it in con- fidence and [ can’t give it away.” *Ithink the new fire alarm will tested publicly by next Wedue oue of the line men yeste thing is in readiness ndw «: the boxes which huve yet to be put in po- sition.” Chief Te l»l«-u)n said he thought the fire alarm folks would make a’ report to the city council to night, as he believed be everything was ready and the annéunce- ment of the test would then be made. He further stated that he had not been in- formed as to the pians of the compan but his impression was that the test wuufu be made by Wednesday next. Fire at the I Abont 10:15 o'clock 1. night a tele- phone message was received by the fire department from the fair grounds an- nouncing the outbreak of a fire in the stables located on the east side of the grounds. The fire was so far froin where any water could be procured that only the hook and Iadder company and four men responded. There were four men in the stables when the fire broke out, two of them being asleep and two engaged in writing letters. The last two were first l|||nry~m| of the fire by smoke entering their room, and in an instant after the whole building was ablaze. There were eleven horses 1n the stable and only two were saved. ‘They were mostly two and three-year-old (‘ulH of good breeds, and belonged to Mr. John C, Stewart. ‘L'he lvss could not be ascertained last night. ar alarms and ctrical appli- imbing Co. - Substantial absiracts of titles and real estate loans. J. W, & E, L. Squire. No. 101 Pearl street, (uuuvll Blufls, Dr. Hane! hvn,nl]im' No. 12 Pear] street; residence, 120 Fourth street; telephone No. 10. L. B. Crafts & Ca on all classes of ch half their former securing your loan, - i are loaning monoy I securities at one- See them before 25x192 feet on Bro: ing, rents for §600 n y Easy terms. good build- Price $6,500. Ganryan, Warre & Co. New carpets, curtains, cloths, matting, el ers. Iiunlv-um, oil at Harkness Broth- - A Stabbing Affray, Saturday night some colored fcllow cut Bill Hill, one of the mail wagon drivers, about the face, and in consequence Jefl' Green and Tom lhm(un are in jail. ank L. Hill, of Chicago, is at thd cific. M. Seiber, Ogden. J. B. Lewis, of Hillsdale, is at citic housc W. W. Wallace 1s the happy father of a new boy bab; F.S. McLain, of guest at the Ogden. George G. Harris and wife, of Hancock, are at the Ogden house. J. C. Bogue and Miss Mamie Bogue, of Si Jity, are at the Ogden has a new arrival at home, it being a bouncing girl. L. W. Boehner and R. E, K. Mellro, of Malvern, were at the Pacifie yesterday. Miss Jessie Norris, of Seward, Neb., is the guest of her friend, Miss Bertie Gould. G. F. Selleck, with Master Aa Holm- dale, of Des Momes, were at the Ogden yesterday for dinner. A. W, Ware, who travels for a New York cigar house and has been at the P cific house since Friday last, left for the yosterday, having purchased two lots in the glen. A.N. Town, general man Central and Southern Puac and party, went cast 20, Rock Pa- of Woodbine, is at the the Pa- Seward. Neb., is a his oer of the railroads last evening over Island & Pacific in “Sucramento,” : o Plainview Addition, Langest Lors! LowEst Pric $250 AND $30( One-fifth cash, balance %l() per month. Bost grados Iown soft lump coal, §3 por ton at yard; $£3.50 delivered. C. B. Fuel Co., 539 Blu.ldw.xy Telephone 136. e —— You can see - fine stock of embroidered white goods and spring dress goods just received at llurk ss Brothers. e A solemn \\"\rnm" to the wearers of cold feet comes lmping from Keith county. Mrs, Spicer, of Ogallala, at- tempted to generate a little warmth in her sole by the application of a hot flat- iron. One of her big toes came in con- tact with the bare iron and was blistered. She paid no attention to it and gangrene set in, making the amputation of the limb necessary. an even temp The new member will insure ture. —— - Bargamns in underwear at Harkness Brothers. Miss Mollie Corcoran dressmaker, No. 714 Mynster s , bet. Tth and 8th Sts, — —— Call and sece the hr-,almhl‘. dress pat- terns just received at Harkness Brothers. dogia o Garman, White & Co. haye acre prop- business property, residence prop- erty and vacant lots for sale. O'Neill is snrcli afllicte The news- aper fraternity look upon her as the ountain of presperity, yielding a nectar that intoxicates and’ inflates, and fre- quently explodes the hopes and hustlings of months and years. J. C.Santee of Niobrara is about to parta of the sparkling beverage. This will make the fourth paper in the town, " THEATRICAL WIGS, BEARDS, Grease Pamts The Finest Tm ported Line of ~ Goods West of Chicago. Mrs.C. L. Gillette’s 290 Main Btreet, Council Bluffs, I R. RICE, M. D,, Or other Tumors removed without €ancers y; it ordrawiug of biood. Qrer thirty yours practil cxporience. No. 11 Peat! St Council Blutfs. $ Consuitution free. C. R. ALLEN, Engineer, Surveyor, Map Publisher No. 11 North Main St. City and count ps of cities and counties in western luwa, Ne 5 D H MCDANELD & ©O,, ablished 4 ol Bluts, NS, (1} HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, ETC. N.SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace Office over American Express, SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE. Epecial ndvertisements, ToLoan, For 8alo, To Rent, W ants, Boarding, ete., will beinsertod fo this column at the low ratoof TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first inser- jonand ¥ive Cents Per Line for each subsequent fnsertion. Leave advertisements at our office No. 13 Pearl strect, near Broadway, Council and coal carrers at the office of the 11N, 7 iD—Woodsawye! o leave their names American District Telegraph company, Main st. 1 Vine street. nveniently ly, near ne possic by letter, C. arranged for small fAn ble to Pacific house. Add oy Bee office 7OR RE iNT—Large front room, No, Mynstor. Furnished or unfurnished, JFORSAL res chofce land, one mile south P, transter ‘depot and one and one-hlf mijos southwest of the gov- ernment building. Rare chance for a eyndi- cate. Apply to H, Shoemaker, 232, Harrison st. at ED—A good girl for ge Inquire 104 Fourth sf srnl house AL bargain, 265 acres with fine ments, six miles east of Council 10w and all the time needed. In- quire of T. W. Van Sciever, Council Blufs, JPOREALE=If takon this week—A f) houec ¥ avenue, depot. ‘The street, sidewnlk pride. Price $1,450, Ensy torms Lot, Hiec ofice, Counenl Blufrs, W, C. STACY & CO. BARGAINS v room and ot filled to Address REAL ESTATE! 50 acres of beautiful land on Broadway inside the city limite, at $500 per acre. 22 acres 10 rods from Broadway, 570. Improved farm 5 miles north of the city, $10 per 100 feet at junction of Main and Pearl streets, very low. Lot 50x121 $125 per foot. Large list of acre property on Frank- lin Avenue, jus outside tne city, aere. on South Main street at Improved farm of 80 acres joining the city limits, near Greendale at $200 per aere. Improved farm of 177 acres, 24 miles east of the city for $50 per acre. 80 acres 3 miles out at $60. 722-100 acres with $1,500 dwelling, cor- ner of Franklin and Lincoln Ave., for $4,500. This is a bonanza. Large List of Cheap Lots. L4 Residence and Business Prop- erty. Acre Property and Farms. At Very Low Prices W. C.8TAcY & Co., Real Estate Brokers, No 9, Main st,, Council Bluffs. T I,LLI’M() NE 192, W. L. BIG—GS, Justice of the Peace No 504 Brozdway, Council Bluffs, llections a specialty. Refers to e Horses and Mules For all purposes, bought and sold, at retail and in lots. Larg¢ quantities to select fromn. Several pairs of fine drivers, sin- gle or dovble. MASON WISE. Council Blufis, Star Sale Stables and Mule Yards Broaaway, Council BIUfs, Opp. Dummy Depot poymasadey &2 Se DOJURLIRE JO0)S 11§ hand, (ur i ds. Orders prmnmh Yilled by contract on short notice. Stock sold on commission. SuLvrer & BoLey, Proprictors. T hone No. 114 Formerly of Keil'Sale Stables, corner nd 4th st 3 FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY, 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN. Ladies buying a $5 hat or bonnet, one fare will be paid; $10, round tripe OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS NCIL BLUKES, 14, Established 16807 FEBRUARY 2 Henry Eiseman AND CO, Announces the following bar- gains in the severnl departments for Monday and Tucsday ONLY A 24 inch Gros Grain Black Silk, good value at $1.50, at $1.00 PER YARD: A 44 good value at §1, for inch Black Cashmere, o People’sStore 2 0 ACRES Of the most beautiful land on the Manawa St. Car Line A FIICGEL AITD DIRY. FOR DALE VERY CHEAP. L.ittle over One Mile from the New Union Depot, For Price and Terms, call on* BALDWIN & TROUTMAN, 506 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa 75c PER YARD. W Alincof new Spring DRESS GOODS!| ax all shades and colors, good yalue at &1, for 75c per yard. 109 picees calico, good value at e and Ge, for 3¢ and 4c per yard. 50 pleces Lonsdale make mus- Jin, good value at 10e, for S¢ per yard. 25 vieces 56 inch linen table damask, value at 75¢, for 50. 100 black and colored eashmere hose, good val- dozen ladics’ ue at 7ic, for 50c. A job lot of embroideries from 25c to 2 to 7anches wide, yalue 50c peryard,at 10c to 35¢ per yard 50 dozen medium weight un- derwear, good value at 75¢ and $1, at 50c and 60. “merino,” Another invoice of our cele- brated 25¢ and 5ve muslin under- wear, has just been received. A FINAL Elusing ale 0f Our Remnants of Fall and Winter Dress Goods. These goods ure of suitable tex- ture for early spring wear, and buyers will find it to their inter- ests to purchase from these, as they are sold regardless of cost or value to make room for our spring importations. These rem- pants must go as we have no room for them, HenryEisemandCo Nos.314, 316, 318 and 320 Broad~ way, Ceuncil Bluffs. Muil orders promptly and care= Sully attended to, ) W. RAYMOND, REAL ESTATE, 13 NORTH MAIN STREET, Flrst National Bank Building, Council Bluffs, lowa YOAKUM & CO., REAL ESTATE BROKERY. —_——)O(—— — City and acre property for sale in and around Council Bluffs, Improved and unimproved lands for sale. Lands exchanged for stocks of merchandise. Office over (st Natwnal Bank cor, Main Street and Bmadway Real Vacant Lots, Lands, City Residences and Farms, acre property in west Room 5, over Officer tern part of city. Estate All selling cheap to malke room for spring stock. R. P. OFFICER, Real Estate M. F. SEARS, LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Sears' Real Estate Agency. - Taxes PACIFIC HOUSE, s paid, loans made, rents collected, and Insurance Agent. Pusey’s bank, Council Bluffs. S. F. SEARS, Council Bluffs investments made for non-residents, COUNCIL BLUFFS. FARM LANDS CHEAP Fal $10.00 per acre cent No.! Lands in lowa, School and s Lund Buyers f rming ; nds interest. free, CRESTON HOUSE The only hotel in Council Bluffs having Fi re Hscape And all mo ‘ern improvements, 215, 217 and 219 Main st. MAX MOIIN, l‘mp. Justice of the Peace, 415 Broadway, Cou Refers JUIIw \ 1 Blufls, to any bank or business house in the city. Collections a specis xl ty. Jlu 0B 1M 8 lTTORNEYS IT LAW. Pra¢ Jtice in oms 7and 8 Shugart-Beno Block, the State and Federal courts WoOUNCIL BLUFFS Minnesota, Kansas, and ranging from $5.00 to in Minnesota on 80 years' time 5 por Information, etc., given by . LAV'STRTIP 555 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa, t\xn,nlhrl‘ reidriksen & Co., Chicago, CIVIL ENGINEERS. Geo. S, Miller & . II. Civin Excineegs. Oftice over 1st National Bank, cor. Main and Broadway. If you wunt cstimates or plans for bridge work, foundation, sawers, grading or Burveys ing and platting, call upon them. Al work | given prompt attention, | ¥iNGEY suRkE. | BURKE & HEW 'ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 504 Broadway, Up Stawrs, Council Blutl’s