Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 15, 1888, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. ARL ST " Lelivered by earrier in Any Part of he Cits Twenty Cents Per Week. H. W. TILTON MANAGER TELEPHONES: INEER OFFICE NO. 4, No., Zh Bre NiGnt Eniron, MINOR ME N. Y Coal and wood. Council Bluffs umn 7 The union depot project needs a little more enthusiastic work. Elegant overcoatings at A. merchant tailor, 310 Broadwa Unity guild will hold its regular: session this afternoon, at3o’clock, with Mrs. Harris, South First str The horticulturists of county are requested to meet court room.at 2 c'clock this of organizing a county y. rations for winter are in progress at the government building, Storm doors are being put in place, and other minor additions that will tend to the comfort of Uncle Samuel's employes, s well as to the general public, To-morrow evening Rabbi Benson, of Omaha, is to lecture in the Masonie temple hall. He 1s one of the most scholarly m in the west, and his subject, ‘*Judaisin, one which will prove most interesting. admission is to be 50 cents, the proceeds be for the venchit of the new congregation lately organized here, The fune: rnl of Jacob from Plumbing company. Mayne, 819 B'wa news, page 7, Reiter's, Pottawattamie at the south afternoon, for horticul Appel took place r's church at 10 ¢ in charge of n the de Ihad been in y for a number of years, and was 1y known. A large number of sor- rowing fricnds followed the remains to their last resting |y Boozers largely predominated in _polico sterday morning. They were booked s Ward, L. . Cook, Mike Shea and Charles Norton, They wer fined ). Hall and J. H. Siith we rested and disturbing the ce on N them cn- ed against Nim, but he was lot off on. pay- ment of a booze fine, as above stated. Hall and Smith pleaded guilty, and were each as. sessed $0.60. One of the locks t business : it dsappearcd at the time of the jail delivery has just been re- turned to the sueriff. it was found the day following the jail break by some plumbers in the employ of John Gilbert, while doing some Tepairing in avacant house belonging to Mr. Suckett, on First avenue, The escaped pr who ook it with him asa weapon evi- dently hid it there and left it behind him. 1t was locked and held the two ends of achain that had been cut in the middle. One link was missing, The lock and chain would have proved a formidable weapon in the hands ofu desperate man who was obstructed in his flight for liberty. pagasa o North Main. C. Stacy’s ad. - ble Jewelry Firm of . Burhorn, No. 17 Main street, has lad in an immenst stock of holiday goods, which will be sold cheaper than eve This is a special inducement for thirty days. All goods first cl and iteed to be just as represented. an established fact that you eca get the Iu'-»( goods for the least money fllcrv Call and examine the stock and get prices before purchasing. - Dr. Cleaver, & See W. The O1d ¥ Tel. 147, See Forr sial column. New organs, first class, $50, for two weeks only, Council Bluffs Music Co., 224 Broadway. VLAl o Bargains in real estate in_all parts of the city, W. S. Cooper, 130 Main street. - g For a full line of choice holiday hooks, plush goods, autograph albums, photo- graph albums and_odor cuses, call and see the stack of Dell G. Morg No. 742 Lower Broudwa, P Personal Hon. Joseph E. Whelen, clerk of the dis- trict court at Red Oak, is n the city, the Fuest of W. E. Pattison, ou Bluff street, L. B. Roe has _established an_ofiice over Jacquemin's jewelry st uate in the dental dep: State univers nd will doubtless secure a large patronage. He makes Council Bluffs his permanent home, T. A. Clark and_daughter have re- from an extended eastcrn visit, Mr, is engaged running lines in the far west for p ¢ extensions of the Union Pacific. " He expects o be at home in the course of a month or two, Membes please with Mi E. C © names of des 5 Rice before T socioty will tute families Tuesday. - Money loaned on furnituro, pianos, dinmonds, horses, buggies or anything of value at low ratesof inter No publicity; fair and honorable dealing. A. A, Clark & Co., office cor. Broadway and Main, over American express, ~— Tllinois and Towa best soft coal, son, 26 Pearl street, Glea- Diamond rings, fine quality, no flaws, f-karet stoucs, $35.00. © Wollman, jeweler, 224 Brondway. The World O Brackett’s holiday ready. Now Move. display is at last — - Pickled anu and |)11,~. feet at Tib- bitts', 345 Lroad way The Lflndun "'l‘m or's s the place to get your clothes made. 637 Broadw: —~— For Rent—Two new . store rooms in good location; Nos. 787 739 Broad- way. 5. Saunders, 4 o - See Lund Bros. for lamps, - 'W. S. Cooper hag cash on hand to loan on approved city property, No. 130 Main strect. g An elegant line of pianos for Christ- mas presents at Christmas prices, for two weeks, Council Bluffs Music Co., 224 Broadway. Lo et L. . Roe, dontist, No, 27 O\UI'Jnu‘uumm v Main St., ’s jewelry storo, - The choicest line of perfumeries, sachet powders, rosa pot-pourri for hol- {day presents at Dell G. Morgan & Co's, —— See (,lluplm\u for Christmas presen®s, - Ti Knschl&ho , 407 and 409 South 10th st.,Omaha, are now the sole agents or western lowa for the celebrated al. Blatz Milwaukee bottle beer, the best in the market for lamxly use. Try it, ¢ ) o Fine table ware at Lund Bros,’ -~ Holiday Presents Can now be found iu great var! luh New and artisuic designs in dmmon 5. filne jewelry, gents’ and ladies’ gohi watches and chains, silver and plated ware, clocks in French marble and the best of American makes, A cordial in- vitation is extended to every one to call and judge for themselves at C, B. JACQUEMIN & CoO., No. 27 Main st. e . Rock Sprlng coul, Gleason, 26 Pearl NEWS OF COUNCIL BLUEFS. The Mayor Says the Saloons Muat Be Closed on Sundays. THE ROBBERY OF JOHN DICKEY. Telegraph Poles Getting Very Thick— The Revivalists at Work—The District Court—Personals ~Other Items, The Morals of the City. Mayor Rohrer has again called the atten- tion of his man Friday, Chief Luc: tion 9, page 180, of the compiled ordinanc of the cit he section rcads as follows: “Whoever shall, on the first day of the weelk, commonly called Sunday, keep open any sa- loon or other place where spirituous or malt liquors are or may be kept for sale, or shall on that day and in or about such saloon or other place, sell or give away uuy spirituous or malt liquors, wines or bitters, or other mixed drinks, shall be decmed guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not less than $10 nor more than & The mayor sent the following letter to Chief Lucas yesterday morning: SXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, COUNCIT, BLUFFS, 13, 1888,-0, H. Lucas, Chief of Po: Dear Sir: Please call the attention in of vour officers to section 9 of the city inances, reiating to misdemeanors (on page 180 of the compiled ordinances of Sep- tember 9, 1887). Tnstruct them to enfor making arrests ‘whenever found nec Respectfully yours, M. F. Roi lice- city ma ing epistle 3 He also remembered the H 1.\mm-ll\ \\1ll| the fulln thor the city ordinances de! g city marshal (on page 119 of the com ordi s of September 0, 1887), 1 desi ofticially call your attention to Section 4 of the city ordinance reluting to misdemeanors (on page 180 of said compiled ordinances). Please enforce said section, No. 9, making arrests whenever found necess: Respect- fully yours, L 1. Romuen, Mayor. is ll)lllu stood Il t the mayor , on asion, donned paint in carn nd will insist t ordinance above rred to be implicitly obeyed. A similar s issued some time ago, and was d for a while, but the saloonkeepers to gradually overstep the bounds and have lately been running openly on Sunday, and keeping open house ail day. The sections 3 and 4, to_ which the atten- tion of the marshal is called, read as follows: It shall be the duty of the city marshal to arrest ana take into custody without _war- rant or pr be found in any e public_place i ate of intoxication, or fighting, threat- ening, pilfering, robbmg or domg any act in violation of any ordinance of the city, and vring such person before the suj to be dealt with according to law. to be removed ed as provided by laws of the stute and ordi of th city, any nuisance found within the city limits. o -ute all processes or orders issucd to him ¢ the mayor, superior court or council, and duc returns thereof, according to the souglhit to enforcc upon the mind of the marshal that he is required by the ordi- nunces of the city to “execute allorders is- sued to him by the ma: Now, it 18 an open secret shal does not | obey the orders of the m nd positively refuses to do so, allegin s does not think that ness to fine the reason that th iayor is compelled to ask Chief Lucas to perform the work that rightly belongs to the city marshal. The marshal . | Ferguson in the lar openly refuses to cither collect the saloon fines, or to close up the smluans The result is that the fines are not although it has been med that lhc oon men were paying promptly. As u matter of record, not a single saloon fine was paid last month, and but four or five this month. The fresh outbreak of the saloon war has induced a few of the liquor dealers to come to time, but they are very largely in arrears, The mayor claims that he is in for blood this time, and that it is to be a plain case of “put up or shut up,” Tn his letter to the marshal, the mayor failed to call attention to the sec- tions that are of far more importance than the sections mentioned. They ave sections 2 and and read as follows: “It shall be the duty of the city marshal to cause to be enforced within the city the laws of the state and ordindnces of the city in re- lation to licenses and trafic in intoxicating liquors, the suppression of gaming houses and houses of 1ll-fame, also vagrancy.” Section 13.—*If he shall neglect or refuse to perform any of his duties imposed by luw or the ordinances or resolutions of the coun- cil, or shall perform the same in a false or partial mauner; or shall become a party to any crime, or encourage, or know- o ingly permitany criminal action, he shall be liable to forfeit to the city $0 for euch breach of his duty, recoverable in an action on his ofticial bond 'in the name of the city.” As nearly as can be ascertained, the mayor ts that if saloons do run they must pay + fines, and the marshal objects to ¢ lecting the fines. The mayor insists on hav- ing the fines, but is compelled to call on his chief of police to do the marshal’s work to help him get them. The disagreemerft has existed for some time and seems no ne a settlement than it was months ago. What the result will be it is impossible to say, but it is probable that the rupture wiliexist until both oficials unite inan endeavor to en- force the law rather than evade it. If Mayor Rohrer succeeds in closing the saloons on Sunday he will_be congratulated heartily by the@u and order classes. If he goes furtlier and puts an end to the boldness with which gambling houses and bawdy houses are conducted, he will add several more feathers to his cap, The lux f 1 and the publicity of busines: 1 city. It is high time that these i e hundled thout gloves, Amlu r should stiffen his backbone and a general cleaniug up of the city's mor: Clock: ] 224 Broadway. Choice Residence Property, One hundred by two hundred feet, nicely improved ]m)pm‘l) located in one of our beautiful gle five minutes’ walk of electr! The whole can be had if taken twenty days for $5,000. Will sub-d if desired. For terms and particulars inquire of George Metcalf, No. 14 Pearl street, Council Blufls. - ._mm band rings 25 cents at v, 224 Broadway. Solid Wollman’s, jowele Notice the beautiful finish given col- lars@®ufls and shirts by Cascade Laun- The electric motor compauy is having its poles on Broadway treated to a coat of white paint. The example should be followed by all other compauies having an interest in the miniature forest that adorns both sides of our principal streets. The telephone com- pany has painted @ few of its poles red and white, and the electric light company put & six oot base of biue on @ part of their wire supporters, but the move was not carried far enough. 1f the city is to be compelled to endure the nuisance, it should be mitigated @s much as possible by having the poles pleasingly painted. It would also assist in readily distinguishing the property of the Various companics. When the mattér is summed up it will be found that there are several companies in the field, and that there must necessarily be a great many poles. Through the business part of the cjty are located the poles and wires of the Western Union telegraph com- Americn Distriot telegraph company, actdo Mutua telegraph conipany, Towh s Nebraska telephone company, Council Bluffs Electric Lighting company, oity police and fire alarm, and the Omaha and Council Bluffs Blectric Motor company. Negotiatic s are now pending for the loca- tion of an incandesce in the city, and it will be n also to erect a line of poles This will n.ake eight companies them here to stay. The principa already erowded with the but thére seems to be no prospect of relief. The net work of wires has becgme so dense that the telephone company has already adopted the cable system of Bunching its wires for the distance of a few blocks from the central oftice, This disposes of the difficulty regard multiplicity of wires, but it ufiuhh 10 for the pole nuisanc t as many poles as the individus The variou anies object to the under- ground system, alleging that it is very ex pens as_well us unsatisfactory in its workings, It looks as if the city would have to submit to the present system for a while longer at least. The council has at last con- cluded that it would be well to confine the poles to the alleys ns much as possible, and it is quite probable that this will be done in the future. As far as the electric motor line was concerned, the poles had to be placed on the strects, if they were erected any- where, but it scems that even in that case the city council of Omaha got the start of their Towa brethren, It is understood that the electric motor company will be compelled to el a line of handsome, iron poles if they wish to traverse the Omaha streets These would be quite an improvement over the plain, wooden sticks that aro getting to be a conspicuous object of _dis- figuration along onr principal streets, Now that they ave erected, it will be the least that the companies owning them can do, to paint them and make them as presentable as possi ble. The little already done in this direction ha o a great improvement in the appear- )f the strec nd 1t is hoped that the council will at once take steps to have the work continued. 1 over the city. all of streets are e %ine holiday goods for twenty d prices that will surprise you, ¢ be convinced. D. store, 630 lhml«l\\‘ Mon Iu:mm\ L. B. ¢ loan office, on furnitu pianos, wagons, personal property and all other artic removal. All business dential. Dr. block. nfts & € hovses strictly confi- . C. Huazen, dentist, opera house < 2 Loans made on ity business and resi- dence property. Notes bought. Kim- ball-Champ Investment company. o= Sce Forrest Smith’s special column. - Silverware and watches, Wollman, jeweler, 224 Broadway All grades hard coal, C. B. Fuel Co. Cases The larceny case of cluded in the district court y ing been on trial since Tuesday. was submitted to the jur the forenoon having been occupicd by the at- s in arguing the case. The case of Charles Aull was then ealled. Aull is charged with b George oat be- longing to R. 8. Richardson, from the Metho- dist church on the ¢ ||n = of \Hn-l.x vember 4. g who e m the county jail & sh time ago and has not since been heard fro Aull is detended by Captain B. W, Hluh ning his plea of guilty with the clerk when the case was calle Captain Hight claimed that it had b tained by fraud, and it was ruled out. ‘L'he cause against Ferguson was a clear one, as the coat was _found in_ his possession, but it will be a hard thing to unplicate Aull. All grades s While pl dnu t fail to en ob- uel Co. - g for your holiday gifts e Lund Bros.’ grand dis- Lund Bros.” are making a special 10¢ drive in crock Don’t fuil to see it s et iae Weather strips for doors and win- dows. O'Dell & Bryant, 513 Main st. S. B. Wads - vorth & Co. loan money. SUbpmis b S Buy groceri ionery and Christmas goods of Keliey & Younkernian, 102 B'way. - J. G. Tmttm.r Al ostate, 527 B'wa; COUNGIL BLUFFS PROPERTY, PARTIAL LIST OF PROPERTY FOR SALE BY GEO. METCALF REET, COUNC 5, IOWA, 14 PEARL § BL on r.lh ave.. v idence on mh ave idence on 6th ave idence on Gth o Residence on Gth ave, Residence on Gth st Residence on Gth st Residence on North , great bargain. . houses and 4 lots on srd ave Resulom and particulars inquire » An elegant residence on 15U ave,, one . minute walk from governinent building. For price aud particu- Lars inqu Residence on 6th e from - county minutes court house 2,000 SR ar U, P, transfer,....... Two-story frame store in (own o on Na Seventy-five Tofs in " Squire’s 'ad north of transfer, clegantly locu- ted, 3300 to £100 each, Bunch of 11 lots, Central sub Bunch of 12 lots, Cooper, McMahon & Jeffries add., if taken before Jan. 1st, for..... gunt 1:)! on Sth st Threo fine lots on B stro bargain 1,500 2,000 1,500 5,000 8,000 pe Business proy a Iusiness property on Main st. ‘An improved farm of 100 acres i from Chautauqua grounds, con- sisting of hill and dale, F'or par- ticulars inquir 48-acre tract one mile from Broad suburban location. . ... In addition to the above 1 ave vacint property in nearly every addition to the city. GEO. METCALF, AO, PEARL ST, NCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, S, STEWART, M, D., 0. V. M. VETERINARY SURGEON HOSPITAL 46 FOURTH STREET. Felephone No. 205, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1 1 BEST AND NIOE CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOR LADIES, Plush, Bl Flannel and Cashmere dresses Ready-Made and Made to Order, By MRS. JULIA STEIN, 1111 Douglas 8t,, Omaha, Cheapast prices, and §ood it guaranteed, 1OWA | SATURDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1888, THE WISEST SHOPPERS BUY EARLY And thousands of the most economical ladies and gentlemen are taking advantage of our FORCED DISCOUNT SALE! When you take 20 per cent off of every dollars worth of goods you buy it amounts to a good deal, and people are finding it out. out reserve. Our entire stock must be sold out with- First come, first served. GREAT DISPLAY O HOLIDAY GOODA TN WEER! One entire floor in our house especially devoted to toys and fancy goOds for holiday presents and each and every one o} our twenty departments filled with useful and suitable gifts for the holidays. see for having, bargains. yourself and you will say that >’ Remember 20 per cent discount on all cash sales. We have no space to enumerate items. “what you cannot find in the HENRY EISEMAN & CO. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. H. BIRKINBINE-- FINLEY BURKE-- N. SCHURZ-- ing, Coun ttorney Justice ot the Broadway, Co St., Council Lstimates, Engineer. Plans, Brown Supervision o Public Work. Blufls, lowa. ond Floor Brown iIs, Towa, Oftice over American Express, No, 419 il Blufls Towa. at Law, Building, 115 STONE & SIMS-- Courts, Attorneys at I the State and Federa Beno Block, , Practice in OMce—Rooms 7 and 8, Shu, Council Bluits, lowa, THX RUSSELL. SIZES FROM 2570300 HORSE Especially Adapted for ELECTRIC LIGHTING, Mills and Elevatnrs. - AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGINE. Specifications and esti anteed., Send for Catalogue. 1 have laid in a nice line of boots and shoes which I am selling : living profit. Iam establishing a per mancnt business, fc and as my exp Call and convince RED 'HEADED! IAD, MAD ! wing cash piviee 5 ) Lo A s e i iode Mutton Corn Beq Pork Roast o 10e Pork Chops aiid Stea 10c Lurd, our own make.. . . o] .l\u i meats in the same proportion, MOTTAZ, roadw <, wrapped e Deiivery, 1 sell Pottawatia up in Councii Blufrs Vape F. PO.A.ST Bakery and Confectionery CIGARS AND TOBACCO. See him for Bread. Cakes: ete A Liberal Discount G 5 Council Blutfs, Jowa. THOS, OFFICER, W, I M. PUsEY. OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. Corner Main and Broadway, COUNCIL BLUS 10WA, Dealers in forolim cud domestic exchan Collections made and interest paid on time d posits, FINE, CHOICE IMPORTED MILLINERY, 1514 Douglas St,, Omaha, Neb, ~-Maurer's China ates furnished for compl from users where fuel ¥ steam plants. Regulation, Durability Guar- momy is equal with Corliss Non-Condensing. E. C. HARRIS, Agent, No. 510 Pearl Street, Council Blufls. THE MORRIS TYPE WRITER. RICE $15, . the best apparatas for and type wiiting work. ’Ihz- E::e.sm Cc..Cancxl Bluffs, Ia, D. H. MGBANEL[I & 00, Hides, Tallow, Pelts, Woal & Furs, rket pr M j Highest n Prompt ret urns, Council Blufts, lowa. LOOK AT THE IRISHMAN ! J. M. SCANLAN, 120 CROADWAY, ck Roast £20 Sirloin Ste Porterlic Joiling Beef Mutton Stew Mutton 1 e o Broportion, very. Orders sent by children receive prompt attention wud are correctly filled, TELEFHC 201. BELL. . BERLI BELL & BEREANGHOF, Architects, De smm“ an Snpcuntmulcnh of Construction., .Y was seven years with solizny Fisher & Lowry, and has gned many of the linest blocks il Counell Blufis, Plans_and Specifications Prepared aud Estimates made on Application, Studio, Booin 2 Opera House Block Mr. Ber! Mend, des is come to our store and eople's Store is not worth Come early and secure the best All we have to sa PEOPLE’S STORE. HARKNESS BRO'S. A NEW AND ELEGANT LINE OF |CLOAKS!/| DRESS GOODS Of every kind and gnality at low prices. SILK MITS, WORSTED MITS, ETC., ETC. CALL AND SEE SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. 401 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS. POST OFFICE MEAT MARKET H. PETHYBRIDGE & CO., PROPS. Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Sausage of All FEXinde, Orders Promptly Filled and Delivered. Bluffs. No. 635 Broadway, Council OLD PIANOS MADE NEW Don’t trade off your old piano oriOrgan, because it is out of repair,nor give itaway in‘trade for a new one. Take it to SWANSON_MUSIC_COMPANY! They will, ll'neode'd put in a NEW SET Or HAM- MERS, NEW IVORY on KEY BOARD, REPLACE ANY PART OF OLD ACTION WITH NEW, RE- FINISH THE CASE, and your Instrument is bet- ter than some of the new ones. It is a well known fact that Swansol Music Co. gives the best satisfaction in Tuning and Repairing all kinds of Musical Instruments. he best of ref- erences given. NO. 329 BROADWAY, COUNC MUELLER MUSIC CO., No. 103 Main St., Council Bluffs. w Y seven a Christmas or 1 elegant Piano o We he A’ present than an nicer for ive of the celebrated Organ. ardman, A, B, Chass, Fisher, Evere ttand Pease & H oward Pianos, AND ROYAL CENTURY ORGANS inl giscount of TEN PER CENT off our regular next THIRTY DAYS. 1l musical instruments of every des presents, Our stock of sheet music Remember our entire stock of is ‘What On hand, which we offer at a spec prices for the We carry the largest stock of s and have many novelties suitable for music books is the latest and most complete, TOYS AND FANCY GOODS and less than cost. It must be closed out rdless of price, A souvenir given with ever, We alsa 5 purchase on an elegant Piano, Organ, and other prizess ription and Will be sold at cost, You will find many barga give a ticket with rly for a ¢hol of the bargains offered, I ’ RETAIL, 340 BROADWAY., We carry the largest stock in the west, c ovvmng 20,000 sqguare fee I We deal direct with European nmnumu.ur‘u s an We offer you for 80 days. LOT 1-—Hand-painted Cupsidors, each, A LOT 2-Good Majolica ¢ each LOT 8—English Decorated Cham« ber Sets LOT 4—. piece Tea Sets. .. . LOT 65—-100-piece (genuwpe gold- band and hand-painted flowers Wedgewood DinnerSet, per set.$12 LOT 6 glish Decorated Full Dinuver but, new fluted shapes, 2 8 glish " Decorated ' 50- lot " of China ice and choice rated Genuine Creamers, each LOT 8—Large Moss Rose Py W e e MA.'URER, We sell at the lowest pricegy of floor, We do the largest business! pay no jobber's profits. wWE PATT SPOT CASEL! Cash talks, and we are always in position to Offer You Genuine Bargains? ers, each.. LOT 9—Rose J fumed rose le; T 10—Genuine China d Fruit or Ice Creom scts, per se! LOT 11—Genuin China Fruit Plates, assorted decorations, per nd Puainted shade to couplets, n elegant I Lamp, with match, fine buraer, each.... And a gr which our limited spice will not permit us to enumerate, An Inspection will save you money. In new and fresh goods and good se lm tions, the following: 1'Il(ll('h l'l‘lu IN Royal Worcester, Taplitz, Royal Dresden, Vienna Also Full Line of Best Makes in Plafed and Solid Silver, Rich Cut Glass, Bronzas and Brass Goods, Choice Diuner, Tea, Pish, Game, Soup, and Iog Cream Sgts. Visitors aud purchasers equally we'coms, DT, S40 BRI AT e Royal Saxony, Bonn Faeience, eted COUNCIL BLLUFFS IOW A.