Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 5, 1888, Page 6

HE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE. NO 12 PEARDL STREET. v Part of theCity a < Por Week MANAGER. 1 elivered by cartie 1emiy TILTON TELEPHONES: €1NERs OFHCE No, 4 Enimon, No, now INOIR MENTION, ng company. | wne lway. soft coal and Missouri 519 Brondway. merch Best wood. . 1 ne OMr tertain friends ‘ ik C. will en- ning in honor of Mr The district court vesumed ind on the ease of St L Vs, eity, yeste day morning, wh wvis unfinished last even 1L will probably be submitted some time to-day. after which the trial inal cnses will be resumed. vented o place on nd placed on exhibi- s curiosity, recently Madison hition T its g Siehold | Upper Brondway tion the remarkable in the shape of a homan hand, found be ith his house on street. The euriosity was on exhi for seve days in the window of BEw oftice, Special services will be held at Salv tion Army hall to-day and to-morrow, conducted by Major Dale. To-morrow evening a frec oyster supper will be served in the hall from 5:30 to 8 o'clock, to which all are invited. Anadmission fee of twenty-live couts will e charged at the door. City Attorney Holmes’ report on the gus ordinances’ is so complete that it would be well to have it introdu lasa test book in the public: schools, that by properly educating the rising generd- tions, there will be an end of the be- wildering questions and perplexing thieorics as to how a gas company in the Blufls ean + un exclusive and cternal u,hv to charge the people about three prices for g The new road M:u[.w_’ into Pairmount pavk will b mpletod to-day, be one of t added to this |‘ wd s cut in from Grak by following up the heads i and wsystem of cuts and fills lea the park Jightfully winding drive on a but_ little, if un) steeper than that of Madison strect. The new drive will be greatly appre- ciated by all those who sion to enter the park with vehicles of any de- seription. It seems very strange that the Union Pacific company fails to provide proper ommodsations at the Broadway depot expecially as the suburban serviee be- tween the Bluffs and Omaha is one of the best paying branches of their whole business. Nolwithstanding the im- mense amount of travel over the dummy trains, the most mea, accommodit- tions are furnished at the dummy depot. Ther no water closets provided for the public. and the policer happens to he on the Lower i AL and has to visit the depot on H.. arr I of cach dummy, is called upon dozen timg W to inform i compny provisions of that kind. for the comfort of their induce the company to mak essary improvements at one i - Dr. Cleaver. North Main st. Tel. 14 aor 1trons should these nee- See W. ¢, For Exchange—For dry goods, ncres fine lands. Noincumbrance, fec Will put land in at low f 1 and sce us, B. Investment ¢, No. 10 Pearl st., Council Bluffs, la. Money loaned at L. B. Crafts & Cc loan oftice, on furniture, pianos, hors wagons, personal property of all kinds, and all other articles of value without reni All business strictly confi- dent Stacy's 800 dentist, opera house Dy, C. Hazen, block. - - W. 8. Cooper has « on approved city Main stacet. b on hand to loan property, No. 130 The marr Mahoney, of South Omaha. and Mrs. Lizzie Luet- zinger, (nee Berger) of this city, took plice at the vesidence of the latter, No. b7 East Pierce strect, at 5 o’clock Mon- day afternoon, | T. J. Mackey offi- chiti A reception took place after the ceremon There were about sev- enty-tive present, including guests from both sides of the river. There wore numerous and appropriate gifts. Mr. Malioney is o youug contractor of South Omaha.” The bride has many friends here, having lived in this city since wivthood. Improved parts of the avenue nt property in all #x150 feer on Glen Lt burgaing business property on Broadway and Fourth stree IR, . Oftic North Main stre DeVol's block, Council Blls, Pickicd tripe and bitts, 845 Broadyay. - At Ch Notice the beautiful finish given col Jars, eufls and shirts by Caseade Laun dry compuny pigs’ feet at Tib- Wanther strip nnan’savt stove. Loans made on eity business and vesi- dence property. Notes bought. Kim- ball-Chamyp Investment company. See Forrest Smith's special column, - Illinois and Towa best ¢ son, 26 Pearl streot, e Helping the M The ladies of the W.( ackunowledge the receipt their appreciation of the gencrous Thanksgiving offevings, cluding $46 fn cash cotlected ot the union service In the Presbyterian churchy $i4 from Bt. Paul’s Episcopal chureh; a half bar- rel of coffce, a like amount of sugar from T. J. Evans; a case of eggs from 1. K. ehur turnips squu hes and rel of ...,.1.«.(.“. Mor: Gordon. Mus. J. B3, ATKINS, Treasurer. - We have 1o comy: collars, cuffs and s dry Co. oft coal, Glea- ital. A. hospital nd express tors in finishsng irts, Cascade Luaun- All grades soft coal, 3. Fue! Co. e e & 8. B. Wudsworth & Co. loan money. The finish on our collars, phirts cannot be equalled. Laundry C cuffs and Caseado il Al grades hard coal, C. B, Fuel Co. with — - Rock Spring coal, ¢ sreet, See [Ferrest S pecial colutan, ¥ ason, 26 Pearl SRR Bavgains in re THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, ALL ABOUT COUNCIL BLUFFS, More Than One Company to Bid on the Incandescent System. ADMIRING THE SPECIAL TRAIN. City Clerk Burke Explaing About Gas The Board of Trade — Mixed Cases in Pohice Court Happily Wedded. The Electric Light Plants, Mr. Jonnson, of the Brush [Elec Light company, of Chic appeared before the eity council Monday evening o the necessary permission to operate a plant city. Mr, stated that desived no honors or ex- mply asked the for conducting the cit to furnish citizens, ‘The price would ¥ n month for cach ight of sixteen candle pow until 10 o’clock, and 70 cents per month if vun until midnight. Th nothi sard to the matte 1t the aldermen i enthusiastic over the » visit of Mayor Rohr Alderman v at o Oskaloo Jooked over the system of electric light- inganuse in o that city, and express themselve very much in favor of it and are vather tial toward the tablishment of su o system in city. The lig ired ean be turned on or off like g auy hour of the day or night, and ar: furnished at even lower vates than those ofiered by Mr. Johnson. i mml that the sys w advantages over the Brush. in that it s \ Wy for use, while » latter wonld n ssitate th idi- soroil if light was de dnight, or during a dark, The gentlemen above ® 50 ecathusiastic that they will Oslaloosa compiny trie Lo socut in this his company 1500 franchise, but < the clusive right to us their wir out cheap light to the sireets 1 POSSCRSCS cioudy day. ferved, to over Yhe system undonbtedly ask th to bid for furnishing a similar plant in this .1t is quite probable that all T U TS plan this, rather than for one to be used only during the eveni Steps will be taken immediately to secure an eleetrie lighting plant that will furnish incandescent lights to resi- dences at o reasonable rate. The city officials in pussing any move ordinaneces should sce to 1t that the city is given the privilege of ovdering all poles removed, and wives placed under the ground. Alrcady there are so many poles and wires as to make it apparent in after years a change may be S G."Tipton has bargains in veal estate. s The Council Bluffs Investment com- now prepared to loan money on © on first mortgages at lowest veral acre tracts Lo sell. 5 for platting. one 1 Also houses and lots in best locations in the city at low ures and on casy terms, Call and us. Room 10, Pearl street. - For Sule—First ¢l and fixtures. Will take “part Council Blufls property. Couneil Blufls Invest- ment Co., room 10, Pearl st., Council Blufrs, n. - The Council Blafl you to try some of th 1ss - grocery stock Lumber Co. r coal. want - Sleigh pells, sleds and ODELL & BRY ANT ates. Main st. - The Double Ring Ordinance. who has oecupied wly twenty vewrs, has at last discovered how it was that the Swift gas ordinance was never in- corporated in any of the compilations ordinances heretofore published. The first book was compiled by Babitt & Carpenter, previous to the issuance of that charter, which was granted March 80, 1870, The next was compiled by I. W. Loss, and the charter was in some unaccountable manner overlooked. Later compilatious w gely copied from the Ross edition, and the Cone ordinance, which appeared in that, was copied in all later editions as the one now existing anda un+ der which the present gas company does busine Squi the Swift ordinance failed to appear the Keatley compilation, which was re- jeeted beeause it contained ull ordi- nances ever sed, those that were ob- soleto as we those in force. itseems that the Swift ordinance has been over looked on all oceasions, thus giving rise to the belief that the Cone ordinance is now in for v clerk states that ntirely erroneous. I that the Cone ordinance was forfeited according to its own terms when the company fuiled i ime. and the Swift ordinance distinetly i that **all ordinances are he Dby Mr, Burke in support of his is that Mr. Swift and h began the worl in the pres- ent gas plant, were followed by Mr. Jocl Baten, who has remuined in the capaeity of manager of thie company up to the would go to show that the pr 1y is doing busin 2" Swift ordinance, which does expire until March 80, 1840, However, the council does not propose to wait patiently for the e. the ordinance, whethoer it b Febr , 1889, o March 30, 1890, but will take immediate steps to repeal the charter and advertise for bids for a new plant. as suggested by the eity solicitor in his report. It is intimated that such a move would huve been made at the lust meeting of the council if the hook containing the old ordinance had been on hand, but it was in the possession of City Solicitor Holmes, 1t is stated on good authority that an attempt will bhe made to consummate the move at the meeting to be held to-morrow evening. - wagon eall for eade Laundry Co. -— See Forvest Smith's speein] columi. under Have o soiled clothes, C - loaned on furniture, pianos, low ratesof inter fair and houorable dealing. . Clark & Co., oftice cor. Broadway u, over American expre — — ©The Special Ad Thenew olden run betwee n this city cisco, arvived in this engo at 9:30 o'elock yeste y morning, fresh from the Pullman shops. The train came in over the Milwaukee, and was taken to the Pullman yards at the transfer, where the cars were all thor- oughly cleaned, und placed on exhibi- tion during the aiternoon, on the track just west of the depot. Hundrelds of curious visitors thronged the cars dur- ed by Blufiites, Gate spe and Sun city from Chi- ing the hon vels of comfort a g description of which appe in this issue, The train will its first western gy ngine No. 827 will pull the spec out of this city, ing been prepared for the The round ttip will be made than a week, and the “Golden into the transfer n Fuesday, after its fiest teip of four thousand mil oceasion. nearly Pickle. ket, in its most - Poor Pepper in a hestnu and threadbare fo The ancien ¥ express ¢ n, WaS again suc ked i our city last evening on ated young pumpkin husker nty, Nebraska. The tender cd by the gay and festive *con man as a victim sails under the name of 1vvin Pevper, but the tears that dimmed his 18t ey r were not cuused by his own smartie According 1o his own story Pepper bad never before breathed aught but cfuland reassuring atmosphere of the nd knew nothing of the deceitiul wiles by wicked men in Omaha and othor nksof the “Big Muddy.' con county, lowa, « ningly drawn thith the meaning of which cessfully wor an unsophisti from Nance ant soloc the stranwe name, st know 1t was ke ing an laud, and the two un bo: C °s to each other in most surprising manner. They came to the traus. for, The stranger suddenly discovered that he was short of cash, and must pay the ex press charges on some goods then in the Blufis, 1o Illinois, where he was returning to his old home, He had a check for & Would Mr. Pepper or him? Could not. Well, wouldn't m a few dollars until he’ conld get Of course he would, and_he did Uy posseasion: tiately turned o » who then uped s the nt, and Omann ofticers had immediately sought Nebraska soil With the Binfrs Blufls, pre- its principal streets ¢ being sent broad - smen. The acknowl- and they 1 fair Bros. have Please The souvenirvs of Council senting vie of and outbuilding cast by busine cdgments are many. pleasant. I'he sumple. veceived by Hurkness from E. JafTeay & Co.. who houses in Lurope as weil as N “1t gives pleasure to note the « prise and zeal displayed by your citi- zens in buildi a substantial city in the f; 1e natural and dis- couraging advantage; It shows that \m\ arve made of llu ght kind UY -Llll". nd wtiful hluflnu‘u sidences, and venues lined following is « d. unitil ed with broad, your ine Toliday goods for twenty days at s that will surprise you. Call and convineed, Stewart’s drug store, 650 Brondway. A Mixed Grist, The judicial mill Lad a mixed grist to grind in police court yestc fng. A Petrel and dohn Berry were “*Oh, nd ]Iml each on a similar ch Williasu Thompson insisted that he was not deunk and that there was not enough: prohihition juice in lowa to < him off his pi His case wus continued pending an investigation. L. D. Maxon and Dicke Landon were charged with disturbing the peace and malicious trespass. Their s were also continued. ata Hennin assessed $7.60 i ) 1f you want to stop paying rent and buy 2 house and lot on~ monthly pay ments, with warvanty deed, call” on C. B. Judd, 606 Broadway. Porsonal Hon. John Y, Stc in the city last ever Ogden. Captain A. J. Dyer, of the city police force, is luid up with a Tever and unabie to attend o duty. W. H. Bemis, of Davenport, s of the Aetua life insur is i looking Paragraphs. of Glenwood, arrived and is a guest at the for o trip with the local agent, Mr, McAdam, of the n & Amberg, arrived in 'I\v ning from Chi sdelightful puy different from wh: R B having in Chicago, where they kept their men working for the past three wee to get through the scason work before storin sct in, which is daily expected. Hi firm has just finished Up a seaso of over 125,000 yards, a good shar which was done is city, He will remain here several days to ¢lose up his season’s bu -— The London “Tailor’s is the place to get your clothes made. 637 Broadway LETTHE GODD WORK 60 OK! GEO. H. MESCHENDORF NO. 327 BROADWAY Buys his cattle from first-class responsible firms, such as Swift & Son, or from first class' farms, such as N, M others, No word-out milic murket, as has been the hal oi Council Bluffs heretofor Price list of our meats, Nothing but first cluss fat beef, pork, mutton and veal: CENTS PER L1, Boil Beef. Corn Becf . houlder St . Shoulder LRoast. . Rib Roast . . Standing Primé 1Kib Hoast nort Porter House Steal r House Steak Mutton Chops s Veal and Mutton l{oast. ... aud Mutton Stew, Sugar Cured Hams, ... Krout, st mar ket price NC t forget the number LOOK AT THE IRISHMAN ! J. M. SCANLAN, 120 BROADWAY. \ck Roast 5 to fic Frime Kib Roast Chuck Steak Round Steik Sirloin Steak Porterhouse Steak . Boilfug beef Mutton Stew Mutton Legs Corn Heet Pork Roast. Pork Chiops and Bteak., l nnJ ur oWim make « ke meats in 1he’ same proportion, Fres ivery, Orders sent by cllldren receive pr smypt attention aud are correctly tlled, TELEFPHONE 20L 20 PER CENT DISGOUNT ON ALL CASH SALES! O Grgnn FORCED GONCESSION SALE Unequalled and surprising Bargains in oxryr Groods, Suits, Clotlring, In mxlnv 1o give us an opportunity to rearrang cting on YRY BLOCK, which we arc Customers will not waste their time of they r come to s s We siy they be deceived when the Bverything will be found exactly Bootfi T Shees At Henry Eiseman & Co’s Penpie § Slore _OUR ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD MUELLER MUSIC CO., No. 103 Main St., Council Bluffs. What is nicer for nan brated W Chiristmas or New Year's prosent th elegant Piano or We have seventy-five of the cel Hardman, A, B, Chase, Fisher, Evere't & Pease and Howard Pianos, AND ROYAL CENTURY ORGANS (l discount of TEN PER CENT off our regular nest THIRTY DAY'S, musical instruments of every deseription Our stock of sheet music and member our entire stock of On hiand, which we offer at o SCLORITS, | v e i for the smu able for present est and most complete, ¥ TOYS AND FANCY GOODS q d0ss than cost. Tt must be closed out regnidless of price. many bargains. A souvenie given with every vurchase. Wo also thievery $5 parehase on an elegant Piano, Organ, and other prizes, SNAPS! our business for our now FOT R the old Lwhat we have to say. Nor will > our goods and learn our prices We offer a discount ¢ yer cen ON ALL CASH SALES On everything we have in our house. Now is your time to buy. Do not miss this opportunity. llvl' 10 make LOW PRICES MAKE YOU BUY! We adopted this method of slaughtering our goods just one we S CROWDED with result has been that our STORE much sot we have added Extra force of Competent Salesmen, rustomers. from Omaha and from hundreds of wi sales Ladies to People re comin of thns ton our GREAT FORCED SALE. Our regular prices have alw, saving by buying from us. CLOSE OUT OUR STOCK CALL AND ¢ For reasons above named. Mail Orders receive prompt attention. HENRY FISEMAN & CO. PEOPLE'S STORE NOS. 314, 316, 318 & 320 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, HOT WATER HEATING NEW BAR(,A NS Y :\lH)lll()\' LoTs, PERRY ADDITION LOTS, EVANS' BRIDGE ADD. LOTS, BRYANT & CLARK'S ADDITION LOTS, T'S ADDITION LODS. ALSO 20 ACRES OF THE BEST PROPERTY IN TOWN FOR PLATTING. W. C. STACY Telephone 192, .0 Main Street, LOTS IN FERRY ADDITION! For a Short Tima I Will Offr 100 L.OTS In Ferry Addition to Conncil Blutts on the fol- 1 STR Inside Lots Insid Thiside Lots on A Inside Lots on ¥ Inside Lots on Sec Inside L ptional payments, terest, payable anni; tract for warranty de t when fully paid. W. SIEDE No. & North Main St.. Councit I "SPECIAL NOTICES. il give con- ‘and rurnish ab- TOPF, us, Ta. ™ South ith st, Call housewe Joor { oflic )—A bunch of new keys, in a5l pay JOK RENT -Modern 10room house, No, South uth st Three rooms, No. 72 6th w, nleely furnished; ¥ ap. Callat o, 10 Eamel B avestient Co. 00d {-year-old horse, gentle and rness and top buggy. Wil sell sy terms if sold soon. Inquire t &room house with pautry burrel eistern; good barn All in good repair. 9 Main ¥ FORREST SMITH’S : | SPECIAL WANT COLUMN, SALE—or a short time, the en- ire addition known as I NI located’ on the hills be- tween 18th and 16th avenues, three and a half blocks east of AL t and the same from the streei car , It commands .m extensive view of Omaha and Council Bluffs, This beautsful and finely | ataa nddikion ot forty-two | is offered at a price that will sur make the investor from 75 to 80 per cent within two years. If you waut a sure thing which you can begin selling at once at an advance of from 75 to & per cent ove: osts you, eall on or uddress I, 130 Main st., or For Smith, at the Brown building. Dou’t ask why it is offered #o low, but come and see the property and be con- vinced that we tell it less than it is These lots will sell now at from #300 to 8500 each, We don't want that for them. Remember this offer is onby for a short time, FORREST SMITH, Rouw 4, 8rd Ficor, Brown Bulldiag. Low prices always make us buy and we ave s been conceded to be and when ybu get 20-per cent. extra discount on your biil, s We want to and must Lot, Bryant & Clar, on Second ave. $225 $250 1 Lot, Bryant & Clark, on Third ave. - 13 Lots, Perry's 2d Add,, on Ave, C - 8 Lots, Benson's First, Ave K. - - - . - 1 Lot, Everett's Add., Third ave, « - - - $500 Lots, Fleming & Davis, Ninth and Tenth aves $250 I HOUSES AND LOTS | G N e EASY PAYMENTS Call and See C.J. COLBY, Masonic Temple. customers s to take advantage stoffered in the ce what you are the lowe, DR. C. B. JUDD, MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRIC BELTS AND ELECTRIC TRUSSES. No. 808 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. WANTED—G issi IOWA. y PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. H. BIRKINBINE-- FINLEY BURKE-- MILLS. IRON and W0oD PUMPS, PIPE and _FITTINGS, ginecr. Plans, I nof Public Work. Building, Couneil Biufls, Towa. Hydraulic and Sanitary Brown Attorney at La cond_Floor Brown Building, 115 Pearl St., Council Blufts, Towa. Justice ot the Peace. Oflice over American Express, No. 419 Broadway, Council Blufls, Iowa. Attorneys at w, Practice in the State and Federa N. SCHURZ-- e s e . STONE & SI M3 Courts, Offlce—Rooms 7 and &, Shugart-Beno Block, Council Blufls, lowa. POST OFFICE MEAT MARKET H. PETHYBRIDGE & CO., PROPS. Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Sauasage of All FEhinde, Orders Promptly Filled and Delivered. No. 635 Bro:':ldway - - Council Bluffs F. J BREZEE, 5 Taxidermist and Naturalist. No. 14 North 6th St., opposite Postoftice, on Motor Lane, Council Bluffs, lowa. t for prices. Send them o him before they after they are mounted, he will pay you the Will make a specialty of heads and dressing FINE, CHOICE IMPORTED MILLINERY 1514 Douglay St., Omaha, Neb, located at Permanently BELL. G, A, BERLING BELL & BERLINGHOF, Architects, Designers and SInermlcndmm of Consteaction. r. Berlinghot was seven years with Mendelssohing Fisher & Lowry, and has designed many of the finest blocks in Omahia and Council Bluffy, Plans and Specifications Prepared and Estimates made on Application, Studio, Room 2 Opera Howse Block F. POAST, Bakery and Confectionery CIGARS AND TOBACCO. See him for Bread. Cakes; ete, TO DEALERS-A liberal discount given! 218 Main ”\(nl have specimens don’t 1f you dont want them Inwh»w niarket price for them. nl' furs during the winter, RUSSEILL. SIZES FROM 2570300 HORSE POWER. AUTOMATIC BUT OFF ENGINE. te steam pl Regulation, Durability Guar- ||,.....u.m 15 equal with Corliss Non-Condensing, E. C. HARRIS, Agent, 0. 510 Pearl Street, Council Bluffs, Especlally Adapted for ELECTRIC LIGHTING, IMills and Elevators, tes furnislied for co Specificutions and csting s from users where No. treet, anteed, Can suow lett THOS. OFFICEI. WML OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. or Main an‘l Broady COUNCHL BLUFPS, 10W A, Dealers in foreln i do ¢ Colleetions made aud iiierest i posiis, THE MORRIS TYPE WRITER. PRICE $15, Is oquai o any High Priced Nachine. resey. . Send for Catalogue. SMOTHERS & BEECROFT, e PROPRIETORS OF —— COUNCIL BLUFFS AND OMAHA T RAN o e LLIITE. T GFFICES —— Onana Douglas Street Carpenter Paper Co, . C. De Vol's Stor . ‘Telephone No. 2 110prs Teleplior Broadway. Covnen, 504 Middlc | e 5, STEWART, M. D., D. V. M, eINART SURGEON AL 45 FOURTH STREET. elephone N RLUFKS, manifolding type wWhiliog work. U coples can The Ezcelsior Ce., Council Bluffs, Ia, GEORGE METCALF REAL ESTATE No. 14 Pearl St. COUNCIL D H. McDANELD & co,, Pelts, Wool & Fur< NO N0, 29 MAIN STREET, STREET. Tatest Nov Lllh % In HUMAN HAIR GOODS i MRS, U L GILLETTE, st markel prices. Prowpt reluens d 52 Midu B, Counchi Blugs, Jov