Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 1, 1887, Page 6

THE DOAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 1. OFFICE, NU. 12, PEARL STREET. Delivered by oarrier in any part of the city at twenty cents per weok H.W.TiwroN, « - = TELEPHONES: Borrxees Orrice, No. 4 Niant Evitor No, %, —— Mannger. N. Y.Plumbing Co. New spring goods at Reiter’s, tailor, The Publishers book sale closes S day, March Gth. J. W. & E. L. Squire’s giving good satisfaction The Publisher’s book sale, at No. Broadway, closes March bth Additional Council Blufls news on the seventh page. Saturday, March 05th, will be the last day at the Publisher’s book sale. The Knabe concert grand piano ar rived yesterday for the Bella Robinson concert. The juries for the federal cour be drawn to-day. I last Tuesday of March, Great bargains will be given at the Publisher's book sale all this week. The liguor eases are still hanging on the hook, and are to be the nest cases taken up in the district court, Squire's park addition is a sure ment. Pacitic avenue will be built up with store buildings within a year. L. Biederman, of Columbus Junction, ited the store, Broad and will open a clothing story “Come down to the tr abstracts ar invest The seats are selling very rapialy for Bella Robinson's benelit concert. — All those who have not reserved their's should do 50 early to-aay without fail. To-night Rev. Muckey delivers his promised lecture in Beno's )\\H the sub- ject to be “Life i Leadville.” 1t will be a liter treat which should not be missed. Armour, Barbee & Co. yesterday sold a house_and lot in Bec Messrs. Durbin & Nebergall Mo., the entire transaction by telegraph This evening the opera house will be oceupied by the May Vernon burlesque company. The girls vid to be great merry-makers and the entertainment is to be full of music. In the district court the time yesterday still taken up with the ease of the Ao & Rock Island agamst L. J. Ell- The contestis over & highway and Henry Eisen to learn the wh Me( who recently were suspected of g stolen quite a quantity of goods from the People’s store, where they were formerly employed. The foundling left so mysteriously in the yard of St. Francis acadomy is still in 4? ge of the authorities, and attempts are being made to find out 'who the un- natural ‘mother is. The babe will prob- ably be adopted by some family, s it isa bright healthy bo The Am District Teleg) pany have completed arra; which William Lewis will riages for all ealls in new earriages, o t number at the district telegraph oftice 1l times. Under the leadership of Professor Hunter the young people of the Bapiist cireh, sted by some of the by 4 ent of the city, will give a_war song con- certat the opera house on Tuesday, M 8. A rare and novel entertainment is before you, reader. Please do not for- get it “The registry is very light )-MOrTOW is the last day and every voter should see wersonally t his name is enrolled. The coming city election is one of vital im- portance, and every citizen should have a voice in determining who the new al- dermen shall be. Remember that those who do not appear before the board in person will not be allowed to vote. No plwviuus registry will do for the coming electiol “Johnny” Jack, a local hanger-on about saloons and gambling houses, who, after a three blocks chase by Officer Stevens, 1ght in the manger of a stable under a feed box, on Sunday, and booked on the police register for being drunk and disturbing the peace, was yesterday let off by payment of costs. J tricd hard to reach” his home when ng from the oflicer, but his limbs were too short, A peculiar e was started in the d trict court yesterday. The petitione 1~nu.1 Gluck, elaims that he bought of S. Goldstein lot 14, block 20, in Beer’s sub- (h\mun paying therefor $775, He claims that Goldstein represented to him that the lot w ide, but llml he had of the lot was condemed and was a py of the new sewer ditch, There was in fact only five feet of the lot left which waus of any account. He tried to get Goldstein 1o give him his money back, and not succecding he now commences suit, Dress Robe: Brothers, 18 Correct Time, Union Pacific employes will ple notice that we hold license No, watchmakers according to geners No. 86, and we most respectfully their patronage. C. B, Jacque 278, solicit iy & Co., Muin Street, Council Blufls, -— Personal Paragraphs, R. D. Sperry ot Red Oak was at the Pacific yesterday. William Kearville was in the city yest C. L. Chapman, the l)unlnp hotel man, was at the Pacitic yesterday. dwell, the Logan banker, house guest yesterday. 8. Clough leaves again for the west, ing to be absent several weeks, T, Cuttin brother-in-law of Phil Armour, is in hlr‘ it He is of the commission tirm of Cutting & Co., San Francisco. B, F. Hill, who for several years has managed the Arnold’s Park ™ hotel on Lake Okoboji, the celebrated summer re- sort, is at the Pacific house with his friends, the Fergusons, and is being greeted by his many warm friends of this eity who have been so fortunate 10 Tiave hecaran Aoauatatad sith Aie Bl while sumering at A Arnold's purk. ol Minden, Iowa, Finest stock of uml\l oideries in the city st opened at Harl L.m :88 Brothers, Best bc Heisler's. and 100 cigars in town at e A It costs more to wake the Quick Meal stove, and there 1s less prolit to manu. facturer and dealer than any other stove made. Because itis the best. Wescll it as low as the cheaper goods, however. Come and see it. Cole & Cole, No, 41 Main street oW - Largest stook of at Harkuess Brothers. Al orders from real cstate brokers for job printing will receive immediate and carefu! attention at Pryor's Bee job ofice. Ruchings PREPARING THEIR BALLOTS. The Gossip and Predictions About the City Election, NEW BOOKS FOR THE PUBLIC, The Call For the Republican Convens tion and Caucuses—Last Night's Coun Meeting. The Coming Election, The diccussion of city polities inter ested a goodly number of eitizens yester- day. There were many rumors afloat, and all sorts of opinions expressed. The city clection is to take place one week from to-day, and at that time there is to be clected an alderman at large, an al- derman from the Third ward and one from the Fourth ward, The terms of Aldermen Bennett, Stfaub and Shugart It understood that none of these gentlemen will agree to run again, They vositively decline, and while it is desirable 1o re them on many ac counts, still there are reasons why it may be best to fill the ¢ ith new men. The three outgoing looked upon as the most pre in the council, while the thr QVeT are more conseryative I'here has been some chafing between these two sets of aldermen, and if the three outgoing ones were re-clected there would be of conten- tion and pul PUTPOSCES, the same time they would have the long term, they would ¢ with u fresh endorseinent of the y and would have in some respeet vantage of the holdover members, might result in the progressive clement being dominant. Still the experiment is in some respects more hazardous thun the election of new wen, There scems to be o genoer: clect new men who will be very pro sive—boomers, in fact. ¢ity has three cuutions, conservative men, who will sce to it that the city’s interests are well guarded, and thal the city does not go ahead o fast, With plenty of bal- last, it seems that in the new men ti st be a larger amonnt of provelling power than would otherwise be safe or expi is ressive men » who hold nd eautious, 1 desire to dy nominated t for the e the te ey A. Churel strike. Judge Jam There isa quict but to nominate Lucis Wells, although th: gentleman ha stoutly refu herctofore to have his name considered for even higher honors. He is such a stirring business man, and would make such a council, that at this par 1 hoped that he may consent to have his name considel Many are lA|I||\n\ tastic for him that ticy are talking of nominating him anyway, protests on his part. R.nuhlu- ns Vi democrats would be glad to sce him takin wrtin the management of city aflairs at this un]mxl: 1t period of the city's history B. Reed, better known as Brooks Iwul also named He would make a good ald lerm: would tak The republi 4 getting their plans laid. the last day for regisicrir republieans not . democrats have been rustling about hunting up tneir unregistered voters and paring to get them all in Wedne m If the republican voters do not take personal interest uul see to it that llwll names are registered without waiting for personal sol; ion, they will tind them- sves outgencraled on election day. Svery republican should feel the personal responsibility of regisiering to-morrow, if his namo is not alrcady enrolled. Never before in the history of the ity has it been so necessary that the very best men should be chosen for the city counci In the Third ward there was quite a start made yesterday to secure, if possi- ble, the nomination and clee 3. H. Odell as alderman from that w He has been in the front rank among the en terprising men of the city, is full of push, has done and 18 doing much as any one man to further the enterprises on which the growth of the city depends, ‘The name of Odell is almost 4 synonym for boom 1 boom, and if the republi- cans nomizate him and will take sonal puins to get all republicans tered, he can b elected. It stood t Mr. Odeil will have most forced to nccept the position, his own business demanding s time and at- tention, but at this time it s some such men must sacrifice their interests somewhat in order to serve public interests. The republicans seem at se andidate for the Fourth w. alderman at large for their hooves them to ook over carefully and select men who ahead with city improvements. At this election there” will be some breaking down of party hines, nnd individuals w vote for the men who in their judgment will help the city the most are |||--m|unml whom lightning v is also prominent, determined move regis- own the about the and the It be- anks will go e e ol ‘clrir- door bells, b ala ¢ form of dome ul .qmn at the New York Plumbing Co. rades Towa soft lump coul, 1, 3 per r 3.50 dulm-n-nll Fuel T'c ln-plmn: A Sad Fireside, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Peregoy have the sympathy of this community, the death of their little daughter Bessie having come with so little warning and with such crushing sorrow. She was aged eleven years and six months, and was in apparent health and usual vigor until last day night. Suddenly taken ill, she grew rapidly worse, that terriblé disense, let fever, having taken a k and thorough hold upon her sys :h hour found her condition rming, despite the skill of physi cian and the tenderness of friends. Sunday night deatl me. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon and was a orivate one, Rev. T. J. Mackay of iciated. All the possible expressions of sympathy were given on the part o friends, there were numerous and elabo rate floral tributes, and everything possi- ble done to relieve the sufferings of the dying and to lighten the sorrow of the liying, but the blow coming under such circumstances could not be a terrible one ten more ¢ Call and see the stock of horses and mules at Star Stables before purchasing clsewhere, Dr. Hane residence, No. 10 tt, offi 0. 12 Pear] street; 120 Fourth strect; telephone ey THE CALL. the Republic Caucuses and City Convention, The republicans of the city of Council Blufts will meet in delegate couvention at the eity building in said city on Thurs day, Mareh 8, 1887, at 2 o'clock p, m. for the purpose of nominating a candidate for aklerman at large to be voted for at the election to occur on Marcn 7, 1887, The primaries for the selection of dele- gates to said conve ntion wi 1l oceur at the following named places at 8 o'clock p. m. on Tuesday, .um 1, at wuich For At | THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: time the qualified electors in the Third and Fourth wards of said city will place in nomination an alderman for each of said wards to be voted for at the above referred to election, First Ward—At the Western house and t seven delegates, ynd Ward—At the city building and elect eight delegates, Third Ward—At the office of John Lindt, , and select eight delegates Fourth k\ ard—At the al estate office of Smith Bros, on Pearl street and select ten delegates. Wirniaw Fo Sare, JR., Chiin, Rep. City Central Comm, - Star «ale stables of Council Bluffs, The largest stock of horses and mules wast of Chic which will be sold at v\lmlvi‘\lc or retail and satisfaction guar, antecc Star sale stables Iur mules and hea araft horses - 3 U Free Historioal Reading, The following historical books have lately been added to the public library: Philososophy of History, Hegel. Rome & Carthage (The Pume Wars), Smith M. A, Rise of Curtiss I'he Athenian M. A The M. AL the Macedonian Empire, | w. W Empire, Geo. Cox Age of Antonines, W, Capes The First Two Stuarts and the Puritan Revolution. ederie the Great Years’ War Longman B (VImJHn~ of Universal and the Seven History, Fisher History oi Greece, Prof. History of Civili; = ton, F. Gu Diary and Cor. ot Samuel R. S, with Life and Notes by Lord Braybrooke. Lifo and Times of Stein, or German and Prassia in the Napoleonie Age, J. R Seeley M. A History of Restor France, Lamartin History of French Rev. tin Mountuin Meadows Mass nst Curtius, ot Pepys )(!(l\. ation of Monarchy in of 1818, Lamar- sre, John D, Fight For Missouri, Thomas L. 1. Under the Constitu- EHGTat of |<l|m|||«! Kirke. The Days of the Spinning Wheel, M. Brooks "The Isles of Shoals, Jenness, The Last Days of the Consulate, Fauricl. Italy and Her Invaders, Thos, Hodgkin, the Revolution, . M. Substantia of titl, nd real estate loans, J. W. & B. L. Squire. No, 101 Pearl street, Counetl Blufls, L. B. Crafts & Co., are loaning monoy on all classes of chattel securities at one- half their former rates. Sec them before securing your loans. R The City Council, There yere no absente the city council last ever The clerk instructed to advertise for bids for the construction of a number of sidewalks, the bids to be received up to March 10 The bids were u,n»nm! for the tempor- ary work on the ley '\lll(]ul] Vincent offered to do the work for 25 cents » yard if it exceeded 10,000 cubic yards, if more than 8,000 30 conts, for 6,000 35 eents, for 4,000 40 cents \|\nl for 2,000 yards 45 (muM.-n 's bid v for 23 cents a vork1s done within any 'S 1 time. The o rejected. It scomed from the mw ussion that the reason for rejecting was that the weather had changed so that it was decmed better to have the work procced by scrapers, rather than by wagons, The ety cierk was instructed to adver- tise for bids for the permanent construc- tion of the levee in accordance with the plans and speeifications of the city en- . <0 far as the northern line of the ce is concerned. The bids are to be received until Mon- day noon mext, so that they can be opened at the regular meeting to be held on the cvening of that day. for a hair-cut at Heisler's, r cut and no botch. You pay sler employs none but first-class - The Early 3 Between 2 and 8 slock yesterday morning burglar: d llu' residence of G. ( 5 3 East Pierce street. The n rm:lll]w amily, who found one doors unlocked. Mr. Gresvenor’s pantaloons we found in the yard, the pockets rifled and $10 in cash missin, Birds. -~ New earpets at Harkness Brothers. - Only five days left to g.. the Publishers’ book sald vl | r Satur NEW SPRING STOCK CARPLTY Curtains, Upholstry, Window Shades, Poles, Door Mats, Rugs, Sash Draperies, Etc., ARRIVING DAILY. —_—) O — Mail Ordres Carefully Filled, —) O Our Mr. Stackert Superintends All Work. COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET (0 405 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, : : | hu Not 1 ins at book JOUNY, STONE JACOB SIMS STONE & SIMS, Attorneys at Law, Practice in the State and Federal Courts Roows 7 and § Shugart-Beno Block, Councin Buurrs, SPECIAL NOTICES. ITOTICE. Special advertisements, such as Lost, Found Yo Loan, For Bale, To Rent, Wants, Boarding, eto., will beineerted jn this column at the low rateof TEN OENTS PER LINK for the first jnser- fonand Five Cents Per Line for each subsequens insertion, Leave advertisements at our office No. 12 Pearl strect, near Broadway, Council Bluffs. WANTS. TANTED-Ten shovellers fnd five ton sters. J. P. Goulden. W TANTED—A WASGH: i | Apply at once to No. | NTED=To rent, a small house in good 10- | \\ cation. Family small and_rent must be w $20 per month, Address by ictter C. J. |Ku office. JOR SALE—For a fow days in desirable loca- tion. House, &even rooms, modern i provements, lot 50x1g2, O« M. Brown, C. B. & Q. ticket agent. WANTED=-A giri to do genor Fumily of four. Handy kitehen. 00 6th Ave, JPOR SALE=Music nnd sowing machine hus ness, togother with small stock of holliny 008 and will puper. Good town wnd countr. 004 1ocatlon, Aluupnn! profitatle businoss Inveice $1200 to $1,60. Would teke part in | Council Blufr: Address A, L. Man- . Dunlay rood girl for general hous come well _recommen 221 Vine sireet, housework Apvly Al Gstate 0w, A man to thke care of horses and s, Must be woll recommended., Address 1, X., Council Blufrs, Fonsate impre Blufts, Pr quireof 1 JRORSALE=If tuken this week—A five room hotse on Filth Aavenue, near dummy depot. The street, sidewalk and lot filled to grude, Price $145%. Ensy terms. Address Lot, ee office, Counen BlulTs. en W. C. STACY & CO. BARGAINS — IN—— Real Estate 10 acres of fine land adjoining the city limits on the road to Lake Man- @wa, only ten minute walk from the main street car line, $600 per acre. 22 acres ten rods from Broadway, Just outside the city, $3,500. 32 acres in the same vicinit (rougher land), only $75 per acre. 50 acres on Broadway, inside the city limits, east of Galesbury add, for $300 per acre. 7 22-100 acres on Lincoln ave., corner of Franhlin, $1,8500 worth of improvements,only $4,500. Lots on Main st., $125 per foot Lots in Riddle’s sub, $250 to $500 Lots in Mulline; on casy terms. Cheap lots in every addition to the city. | Residences in all Parts of the city Large List of Acre Property, Business Property, Etc. Make yowr investments now, as property will advance very rapidly s soon as the “Building Boom’ be- gins. W. C.8STACY & Co., 'Real Estate Brokers, No 9, Main st,, Council Blufs. TELEPHONE 192, 1. MCDANELD & L‘O., (Establish P~ N HIDES, TALLOW~WO0L ETD horses & Mules — For all purposes, bought and sold, at and in lots. rge quantities to from. Several pairs of fine drivers ASON WISE, ~ Councl Blufs PUBLIC SALE! COMMENCING Fit MARCH I willsell at my res ) Tilcs cast of Councll BLutts, wy FARM CONSISTING OF 8% ACRES! sroved, all under cultivation 'H, 1867, 5) acres orn mproyements, Bouse Costing W barn, J0x60; tWo Halliday wind wills & scale house and scalcs, cuttle Sards and water tanks: a good young of and gmall fruit; 2 « made known on applica Ali parties thinking of Investing u y invited to eall and mpke 8 porsonal examination of the furm und i Provements. E WAL CROCKERY, LAMPS, GLASSWARE, ——AND —— FINE POTTERY. Prices Fery Low, W, B. HOI{IFR & Co., COUN NO, 23 VCIL BLUF TUKSDAY, MARCH 1, 1887 1887 PEOPLE’S STORE. HENRY EISEMAN ST CO. Novelties in each of our ceveral departments are be- daily, and at prices that will please the ing reccived closest buyers. Weinvite attention to our vieh display of novelties and staples in our wash goods department., Many of these have never before been seen in the we Foreign and Do mestic, Sattacns, Ginghams, Percales, Batiste, ™ Stripes Plaids. gant designs. Combination Plain. Seersuckers and Crinkles, In endless variety. selection and will secure the gems. Our Housekeeping Department | is replete with an elegant stock bought and as they before the rise, are marked at old pric consumers will get the benefit of at least 20 per cent. Muslins, Linens, Damasks TableCovers,Napkins Towels, Quilts, are all included in the above in a vast assortment. We call special attention to our large and complete stock of White Goods some elegant fabries in Victoria and Bishop Lawns, Plaid and Stripe Cambric, Plain, Stripe and Plaid Nainsooks, India Lin- ens, Musling, dotted, ured and plaid, a very nice se- lection for summer dresses, A large line of Embroidered Robes in boxes. wiss fig- We have received entire new line of muslin underwear, an for ladies and children; the larg- est and most varied stock we have ever shown, We tion department a complete as- have received in our no- gortment of Embroideries, Laces, Corse's, Bustles, Hoops, Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Rib- bons, Buttons, cte HenryEiseman&Co Nos. 314, 316, 318 and 320 Broad~- wuay, Council Bluffs. Muil orders promptly and cares Fully attended to. 1887 and Upwards of 100 ele- and Early huyers will have the larger WE OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS TO-DAY, IIN BUSINESS BROADWAY AND MAIN STREE] PROPERTY. Property of every description for sale in every part of the city. BALDWIN & TROUTMAN, 506 Broadway, onen, LA 'Main Bt., opposito Ist ave. , 81 i sE, bet. St and Gl o 0. £0,000 o 18t f ol HOUSE and 1ot ncar Wabash depot, Acre) pmpmy in and near the city. M. F. SEARS, Umaba, Taxes paid, loans made, rents PACIFIC HOUSE, Real western part of city. Real Estate FINLEY BUIKE GEO. W, HEWITT BURKE & HEWITT, Attorneys at Law. Up Stai Council Blufls W. L. l:ll.l Justice of the Peace. No 504 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Collections a specialty. Refers to the Bee M D, Cancers and other Tumors Remoyed without the knite or Drawing o Blood, Over 10 vears Practical experience. No 11 Pearl St., Council Bluffs, t#® Consultation free, Brondway, Council Blufls, Opp . Duwm my Depo ‘pejuesadday S0 PRJUBAIEA JOO)S 1§ < Horsea and mules kept constantly on | nand, for salo ut retail or in car loads Orders promptly filled by contract on Jjort notice, Stock sold on commission SnLerek & BoLey, Proprictors OFFICER & PUSEY, | BANKERS ' Couneil Bluffs, lowa Bewbimbed fu 185% per Broadway, double 2story s, hall blocks, and blocks mn dilf E. W. Ra.yrnond Real Estate Agent, No. 13 Nonth Main Street, Firgt National Bank Block, Council Bluffs, Towa. Star Sale Stables und Mu/e Vurz/sl Council Bluffs, Iowa SPEGIAL'OFFERS BY E. W. mmoun- 2lurgo warehiouse lots, near Droadway deyor, o and 180 ft front, Oukland ave. £12,500, near Oukland Fine reside 15,000, ana 3 lots, Onkland awe., ce and 110 ft front, 0. Lots, Ouklund ave , $2,000 to £3,000. Lot Washington ave. . near Onkland Lot Woshington nve nour Mirket st Onklund wnd Washington aves., itrail, $10,000 4,000, y.per nere, $40 450, Farm), 180 acres, near Love nt parts of the o 8. . SEARS Council Biufts LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Sears’ Real Estate Agency. collected, investments made for non-residents. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Estate Vacant Lots, Lands, City Residences and Farms, acre property in Al selling cheap to make voom for spring stock. R. P. OFFICER, and Insurance Agent. Room 5, over Officer & Pusey’s bank, Council Bluffs. CIVIL ENGINEERS. Geo. S. Miller & F. H. Tobey, CrviL Ex Oflice over 15t National Bank, cor. Main and Broadway. If you want cstimates or plans for Lridgo WOrk, 10UndAtion, E8WCrs, ETAGlE OF SUFYOY ing und_platting, cull upon them. Alhro CRESTON HOUSE, Theonly Hotel in Council Bluffs Having a Eire Escape, And AU Modern Improvements. 215, 217 and 219 Main St. MAX MOLIN, Prop. BARNETT, Justice ot the Peace, Council Bluffs IS, 415 Broudway, Refers toany bank or business house in the y. Collections a specialty N, SCITURZ, Justice of the Peace. Otlice over Ar erican Express, HILLINERY L:H Douglas Sl , Omaha, NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN. a$ ne fare Ladies buying hat or bonnet C. R. ALLEN, | Enginge, Survegor, Map Publisher No. 11 North Muiu St. ane coanty maps of citles und couatie la d Kausus