Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 29, 1889, Page 6

. THE DAILY BEE. COUNOIL BLUFFS, DP.'FIGF.'. Teltvered hy H, W, TILT ! xree Orvicy No, 8. 1onT Epiton, No.2% MINOR MENTION, N. Y. Plumbing Co. D. W. Otis, city and farm loans. Bella Robinson's opera, “‘The Smugglers of Senoxton,” will be given at Dohaney's opura house Thursday night. George Schuler and ‘Rosa Hubmann, both of Council Bluffs, were married, yesterday afternoon, in the parlor of the Creston house, by 'Squire Schurz. All who have not seen “The Smugglers of Benovton” will have at opportunity to do so Thursday night, when the last performance will be givon at Dohany's. A pleked nine from the gymnasium will meet the first nine of the junior club to- morrow on_their grounds, corner Ninth streot and Nintii avenue, at 2:30 o'clock. ‘Word has been received from the Burling: ton road, through Superintendent Brown, of the Towa lines, that all volunteer firemen will be carried free to and from the tourna- ment. G. A. Miller fs the lowest tidder for the sower work recently advertised by the coun- cil, and will get the contract for doing about ,000 worth of work as soon us the city en- gineer tabulates the work, All members of the junior class in the Rymnasium are requested to meet at the RKymnasium this evening at 8 o'clock to or- ganize a second nine for the ball club. Also -}l lr)numbur- of the boys’ class to organize & club, John Tobin was fined £10.10, morning in police court, for assaulting Frank Morford, the ‘spotter” employed by the * temperance alliance. Morford’s case was continued. Several vags and drunks also received-large doses of judicial quinine and calomel. The invitation extended to Abraham Iin- coln {mm.,u‘ A, R.,and other veterans to attend the opera Thursday evening has been accepted. All the veterans are requested to meot in the Grand Army hall that evening &t 9:80 o’clock, that they may go to theopera house in a body. M. Fifield walked into the police station, renwrdu_v afternoon, and requested to be locked up for two days, As he was brim "~ full, and seemed on the verge of the tremens, his request was granted, and he will sweat at the mf’ 's expense for the next forty-eight hours or longer, as the court may direct. A. H. Smiff has put forth the first number of his daily News, a spicy little sheet, which i to be devoted enthusiasticaily to the iater- ests of Missouri Valley. It remains to be seen whether the citizens of that tnriving fown appreciate the enterprise suMiciently to glve ivthe necessary support. They, ought NO 12 PEARL STREET. Part of heCitya er Week, . MANAGER. carrier in An; I renty Centa yesterday Mwo £00d ball games are announced for Decoration day. The one at Fairview park Il be the same as on Sunday, between Odell Bros.” team and the soldiers’ nine from Fort Omaha. At Manawa the Garneaus Will meet the Gate Citys of Omaha. Both * will doubtless be_interesting exhibitions of the national game. The Congregationalists had a social last evening at the residence of Mr. W. W. Wal- { lace. There seems to be a strangeill fortune attending the socials and festivals of this church, so far as weather is concerned. It has become so noticeable that rain is an accompaniment that faithful members dust off their umbrellas and shake out their wa- terproofs whenever a sociable ls announced. 0. L. Deane & Co., of Omaha, ran against the Council Bluffs license law while moving the safes of the Wabash railway company to their new quarters in the Merriam block. The marshal arrested them as soon as the safes were loaded for running a' dray with- “out a license. They set up tho claim that they were not draying, but working by the day, and the safes were then removed with- ..out further difficulty. A search warrant case was tried, yester day, before *Squire Schurz. J. F. Rood 108t e fine shepherd dog, valued at $50, and found t in possession of a man named Miller, in the southern part of the city. 'Squire Sehurz issued a search warrant and Constable Co valt recovered the animal. Miller was noti- fled to appear in court and defend his title 1o the canine, which he failed to do, and Reed was given possession, as he easily proved his ownership. el For Liberty and Justice. The attendance at the meeting held at the « opera house last evening, in the interest of the land league and the oppressed people of Ireland, was very light; indeed, less than _ 200 people were present. Mayor M. F. . Robrer presided. The principal spezker of . the eyening was John Sutton, of Lincoln, secretary of the National Land league. He spoke for nearly an hour, and showed him- self thoroughly conversant with his subject, as well as an interesting and entertaining speaker, He was followed by John P. Slavin and sEmmett Tinley, both of this city. The re- “‘marks of both gentlemen were to the point, . and were well received. A collection was _taken for the benetit of the Irish' cause, amounting to about $60. The meeting was not as well attended us was anticipated, but “ was more enthusiastic than could be ex- “pected from the small attendance, Notes and mortgages bought and sold, money loaned; fire insurance. Robert + 'V, Innes, 80 Pearl sf. — - Heisler’s Oyster Bay chop house and resmuruutdu.y and mL,hl. 503 Broad way. Try new Metmpuhmn rooms and table — Woolsey & Long paper rooms neat, ¢ quick, cheap. 81 Main, tel 203, ——— Notice the beautiful finish given col- Jars, cuffs and shirts by Cascade Laun- . dry compan ¥ Dr, C. C. Ha block. e n, dentist, Opera house LA Personal Parageaphs. Finley Burke has becn selected as one of the committeo appointed by the supreme gourt to examine the graduating class in the law department of the state university. The choice is & good one. Mr, Burke is one of _the best read attorneys in the state, and is Bot only able'to ask questions, but to auswer them as woll. ——— f Notice, There will b a special meeting of the vet- eran firemen at the city hall this evening. A full attendance is desired, Joux Bol President, — $100 Rowarl! Sunday afternoon, May 26, some per- #on bourded an engine standing on the track ut Lake Manawa, and opened the walves, started the engine and jumped “off. 1 hereby offar $100 reward for evi- dedce that will lead to the arrest and ~ conviction of the guilty party. F. C. Reed, Pres. Lake Manawa R. Finest Ice Cream in city. Driesbach’s double purlmn 85 Mulu st. 8. B. Wadsworth & & Co. loan money. B J. G, Tipwn‘ real estate, 627 B'dway e If you are building, investigate Bo- dive Roofing at 1356 Pearl street. It is superior to siate, shingles, iron or tin, and will last o lifo time. Adapted to oy kind of roof. Birkinbine Engineer- . 4ng wud huppl) company. - . " The Noew Ogden 1s catching traveling men at $2 per day. - Honos- loaned on furmiture, pilanos, norses, buggies or anythin value at low rates of interest. No iblicity; fair and honorable dealing. + A, Clark & Co., office cor. Broadway Main, over American express, DEMAND FOR WHISKY SHARES The Prohibitionists Ask For More Injunctions and Punishments. DRYER CASES IN THE COURTS., The Prospscts of the Paving Season— A Facrmercss With a Temper— Making Ready to Decorate ~Oity Notes. Whisky Shake The saloonists, who have been monkeyine of late with the business end of the prohibi- tion question, are bozinning to realize that the temperance alliance people are crowding the pace a little too fast for them. Sam Ford and tho Western houss have been served with notices that there are breakers ahead and Peter Bartel has been lodzed in jail for contempt. Several new comblaints have boen filed, and, as a certain county offcial remarked yestorday, It looks pretty tough for the saloon men.” The present term of court will be a lively one, so faras tho liquor dealers are concornad, if the statements of the members of the Law and Order leaguo are to be relied upon as authority in the matter. Injunction cases witnout end are to be brought up, and it 18 stated that several parties who are selling liquor in violation of injunctions will soon find themselves in the same fix as Bartel, and will be sent to the county cylinder to rest and recuperate. The saloon men themselves incline to the belief that the coming fiznt will be the hottest yet experienced, and are a little doubtful as to the result. ———— Do not wait until it is too late, but order your picture frames at Chapman’s at once, and save the cash discount. Only three days more S Trials By Jury. The damage cise of Garner vs City of Council Bluffs was on trial in the district court yesterday. The plaiutiff is a non-resi dent and owns proverty on Fourteeath street. He asks tho courl fora judgment for $3,000 against vhe city because of the build- ing of the Indian creck sewer ditch on Four- teenth street, changing the erades of that street, and polluting the waters of the creck with sewerage “The jury vs Seguin the case of Kimball & Champ urned a verdict for the defend- ant and w treated by him to a splendid dinner at Lanie's as an ovidence of his ap- preciation of the verdict. The case of Flickinger vs Siedentopf, and Saguin vs Siedentopf were continued until later in the term. "These are somewhat similar to the one just decided, and are the result ot tax title deeds t0 city property. e e The opening of the Council Bluffs Furniture company will not oceur to- day, owing to the great amount of work necessary to arrange the immense stock of furniture. The lovors of the beauti- ful will be surprised when they visit 407 Broadway. J ——— More Paving. ‘It is generally understood that the coun- cil does not propose to do any paving in the city this year,” sad a well-known paving contractor to Tk BEE reporter, yesterday, *‘but it is now quite certain that about 80,000 yards will be put down here this year, I understand that it is proposed to pave Sixth, Seventh and Eighth avenues from Sixth street to Eighth street, Sixth and Seventh streets from Fifth avenue to Eighth avenue, Fourth street from North to Tenth avenue, Bluff street from F'ifth to Tenth avenue, and Washington avenue from Main to Eighth str ‘This will cost about $30,000, aud will wake quite a nice little job. It will finish up all the ragged ‘ends, as you might call them, of the paving heretofore done, and will put everything in nice shape. The dity will then be splendidly supplied with paving, and it will not be necessary to do any more for two years, or perhaps more, ‘The entire business and central residence portions of the city will then be paved, taking in a strip over half a mile square, bt ides the long lines up and down Broadway, for its full length, and South Main street. = I have been around a great deal of late, mm I find our paving in Council Bluffs f: reater, accord- 107 to population, than anywhore olse.” -~ If you want a tasty and convenient “ferice or railing about your residence or lawn, use C. J. Beckman’s patent locking bracket, as any panel can be readily taken out and firmly replaced. Address C. J, Beckman, 728 Seventh avenue. S vl An trate a Maggie Hawkie was tried yesterday in Squire Hendricks' court for assault ’\ml battery. The complaing witness was N. P. Jorgenson, a farmer living in Hazsl Dell towaship. Mrs. Hawkio's farm adjoins his, and the only fence between the farms is a double line of barb wire. Mrs. Hawkie's cattle were disposed to trespass on the Jor- genson acres, groatly to the displeasure of that gentleman, and he concluded that he could not stand it. Whea the cattle ap- peared on the 231 inst.. he shut them up 1n nis corral, and notiled Mrs. Hawkie that her stock was held by him for damazes. She shortly wont aftor them, and was re- fused possession until the owner paid $1.50 per head for each of the twelve shut up. She tnereupon grew wrathy, and_proceeded to larrup Jorgenson with a stick she had brought to use on the cattle, and when it was broken sho picked up a board and_con- tinued her innocent amusement until she was tired. Jorgenson filed a complaint as above stated, and his pugnacious neighbor was fined $10, She promptly paid the as- sessment, also the amount required by Jor- genson for alloged damages. bl it Money loaned at L. B. loan office on furniture wagons, personal and all other artic removal. All bus dential. ~ For $25.00— . Y. Plumbing Co. 11 put a lead sevvice pipe and hydrant in your yard; also 50 feet extra hose. Call at once at 114 Main street. Craft’s & ( pianos, hor v of all ]\Hlkl‘i of value, without ctly confi- 0.'s Permits For Ne Building permits are baing issued with a rush at the city clerk’s offic “We make them come in or they wouldn't pay any at- tention to the ordinancs,” remarked Clerk Huntington to Tue Bee. “We have an ofti- cer detailed for that purpose, and it keeps him busy. When a new building is started, a permit must be shown, or there is trouble, You see it costs a half a dollar to get a per. wit, and many of them think they will beat the city out of that much, but it don't work, If they don’t come in, it costs a couple of dollars, and one lesson is enough for them. When they find they must pay anyway, they of course prefer the smaller sum, The city needs the revenue and it is bound to have it, xl(: ll)uhllml cun conduct themselves accord- ngly." 1 ts were issued yesterday to the fol- lowing: C. W. Johnson, $1,100; Pierce & Plott, $600; L. M. Johnson, $1,2 0; Carbon Coal company, §2,000; 5. A. Johnson, two buildings, #1,000 each; E. Winder, $2,500; L. E. Bullard, two buildings, $1,600 each; P L 50. Besides these, there were several smaller ones. e The sociable of the Congregational society will be entertained by the look out committee, this evening, at the residence of W. W. Wallace, on Bluff street, — Have our wagon call for your soiled clothes. Cascade Laundry Co. el L Preparing Tributes. The scholars of the public school are pre- paring to take a suitable part in the exer: cises of Docoration day. Those in the Bloomer school are preparing a floral cannon which will be presented to the committee of the G A. R, to be placed by them on the soldiers'‘lot In the cemetery. The ceremony of prosentation will take piace in Bayl park at 0 o'clotk Thuraday morning. One of the girls representing the Goddess of Lib- cr'?r wiil make the presentation address, and Colonel Hubbard s ohairman of the com- mittee will receive it. There will be other exercises, recitations, songs, etc., of & patri- otic nature, in which the pupm will take part. ‘Wasnington avenue school will subply cadet company numbering sixty, inciudinj drum corps, who will serve as an escart for tha floral cannon as it is taken to the ceme- ery. The nuRflu of the Pierce streat school will furnish the large floral cross to mark the spot dedicated to “the unknown dead.” merous individual floral tributes will also be supplied. The following programme has been a ranged for the exercises on Decoration day Prayer .Rev. Stephen mml;n Music. Oration Music...... Recitation. Exercises Prayer.. . ’ Decoration of graves Members Grand X ‘es at unknown graves ov. Presentation of foral cannon. Prof. J. McNaughton Reception of floral ¢annon. ...Colonel R. C. Deaication of burial grnumln . Rev. High School Children Rev. T. J. Mackay Sor Franklin Return to platform.- Anthem. . ..Choir Benediction . Dr. Cooley A meeting will b6 Teld to-morrow evening to arrange the dotails of the column, line of march, ete. Have your old furniture upholstered, good as new. R. Morgan, 702 Broadway. Dangler vapor stoves at cost—change location. Shugart & Co., 211 Broadway. —_— Expediency in Assessing. “Isee by Tue Bee that the board of equalization is putting in its time now to the complaints of the kickers,” remarked a prom- inent citizon and capitalist yesterday. ‘‘Now I have been watching this matter of assessment quite closely for some years past and I thiak that [ have found where the board has always made a serious mistake, Everybody knows that the assessmants have nou been as just and equitable as they should have been, and this has caused heavy and continuous kicking year after year. Certain parties, whose politics and position happen to be such as to render their support import ant, have invariably been let off with a ridic- ulously smull assessment, “Of course, this necessitated a correspond- ing increase of the assessment of a number of less favored individuals. Such a state of affairs naturally made an unpleasantness and gave rise to the gravest charges, but it all amounted to very little in the end. Now then, as to what has been done to work against the interests of the city. Assess- ments have been cut here and there, favol ing this or that corporation or wealthy indi- vidual, just to keep them good natured, al- though they are not in a position to mater- ially injure the city, even if so disposed. However, one corporation, which really holds the key to the \\Imlu situation has been I refer to the hmnu Pacific Railway com- pany. Their assessments have been in- creased far in excess of their comparative increase in the ussessment of other com- panies, yet the ¢ expects the Union Pacific 10 go ahead with great improvements here. Anyone who understands the situation aware that the Union Pacitic holds the ] of the union depot scheme in 1ts own hands, for if that company says go on and build lt, the structure will be erected, whereas, if it refases to o into the project, the plan will fall flat, as che other roads mnst go to the Union Pacific and will not y for their share of the proposed new depot, and at the same time continue to pay their present heavy rentals to the Union Pacific at the transfe In view of these facts, 1t seems to me that is policy to do as much for the Union Pacific as for the other roads. Iam greatly interested in Council Bluffs real estate, and I want to see a new union depot nearer the center of the city, and I also hope to see another electric motor betw: this eity and Omaha via the Union Paci bridge. I think that the council and board of cqualization ought to take cognizance of such things while hold- ing their lengthy wrangles over assess- ments.” A Cottaze Buy a lot at Manawa and Special prices to those who will cottages. . J. Day, sole agent. STOP! READ THIS! A new Clothing Store has been opened in Council Bluifs., No old stock or old styles, Everythmg strictly firat Class. Comé and be convinced, Positively one price ana cash, GHICAGD CLOTHING HOUSE, 739 WEST BROADWAY. E SHELMAN. build. build " *"GFFIGER & PUSEY. BANKERS. Corner Main and Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Dealers fn forelgn cnd domestic exchange, Collections mude und Interest pald on-timo do- posits, Insure in the U, 8. Mzsonic Berevolent Association of Council Bluffs, Ia., the youngest, largest, cheapest and Iimt plan of Masonic Insurance in the world, that confines its membership to l(a fraternity. A BIG LOT OF YEI.LUW JERSEY and Nansamond SWEET POTATOES Cabbage and Other Vegetabls Plants. FOR SALE By J. R, McPHERSON, GROWER, Vegetables, Vegetable -Plants, Fruits Ete, East Plexce 8t. + - « Council Bluffy Mail orders promptly filled. No. 27 Main Street, -..| WE DON'T WANT THE EARTH! R Lonis R, R." 3 per month for ¢ Awo, or £3) fo the thre, urt . goraer and Jin_saoh for next J. Stepnenso OH, NO! But we do want the people of Western ANTED-To_trad WA anton s v-nfhzw Towa to know that the A RARE Bargain—A now fIX-room cottay Bvan's second bridge .nzmnn. oalt, 10 Pearl st. ¥ EE Raby _farnace. F?nqmn of Misshosh mnnwm, Willow ave ty for an 80- F()ll EXCHANGE (‘Itypl‘ acre farm near the city, or for stock. Joh ston & Van Patten, Everett block, Conncil Bluffs, Ta. de Omana and Connel s, Hou: and rreight moved safoly and promptly. orders_at Omaha office, 505 So. 13th st. ; Counc Bluffs 7 N Main._ H. Beecroft, old (N N }nplflulld mounted specimens rarebirds /and animals from every clime, be'soid ar oo, Mingie of 1 cnses. & o first class taxidermist, Counotl Biuff ] IIAI vc«"r AT changed ination of tilen. Council Bluffs, Nu: Hought and sold and e “l‘ul Attention given to exan ot hetween oods [oave Irazee, Jumes, No. 10 Pearl st., GREAT BARGAIN SHOE STORE NO. 100 MAIN 8T, Cor. First Avenue, carry the largest stock of BOOTS and SHOES in this city. That we always lead in popular prices, That persons, wnntiug reliable goods can save money by trading with us. 8. A. PIERCE. MANAWA STABLES. OVERLANDER & CREH AN {058 Ave thoroughty prapred tosake care of Horses and carringes of all visitors to the lake. Plenty of sh eds and stalls, and Animals and carria, Hi Wil be safely cared for. Cl hnr‘:“ reasonab) Accommodating hostlers and night unrl m- | day. \When you drive to the Lake, don't forget SOLD DAD. st corner terms, room cottage, st Easy JOR RENT-Easy terms two new five-roo houses, 16th ave, between Hign and_Third Inquire sts, ‘idl(lmn]! |r taken this week. DI Wuy. estabiisted general me chandise business, stock, nxtu ete, Good room and low Dickey, 710 B. Way. OR RENT ten-room hous t 615 Wiilow a Stillman, Brown bloc bath room, gas, 1ire At premis: eto. G. 1) MILCH cows for salo o renting my dairy farm of 14) a 1% mile of Council Bluils. Horace PRESH milk cows Swan's stock yards, way. Frank Swan. Furnished or unfurnished larga furnace, ws_ for sale or trade for fat Upper Broad- The Most Modern Novelities in PAPER HANGINGS. AND m wrewee | Artistic Decorations! AT PEIER C. MILLER'S. . 1, (mew) n, harness, sewlng m wagon, Address No, 523 Iro NY one wanting fine ol can secure bullding, power, ete by uddressing Main_strsct Meat Market, E—000 tons for sale. La hbehn, Mam street Mo a sold, nceopied. Houses for suls monthly payments. Warranty deed ilven, L B, Juad, 606 1 oadway, Coin~il Blaffs, I'—Large llmlhlo mlh e over F W 1 vin's clgar store, of Frank Levin, horse ar C. 8. JACQUEMIN & C0., Watchmabers & Joweler Railroad Watch Inspectors Union Pacifio, Chicago & Northwe a0, Rock Island & Pacific, . 13u on & Quiney, Kunsas City' [ roads, No. 27 Main St., Counen Blafr., H D. H. MsDANELD & €., Hides, Tallow, Palts, Wool & Furs Highest mu ket priccs, Prompt r £20 and 522 Maln st., Council U]ufl‘ pturns, lowa, No: No. 33 Main St., 1. ,‘- r&re Plal ede.Hot/n r NTI BBETTS = Stap\e & Yoney = KE Rea 505 Ist. Ave. Bet.Main & ——HAVING BOUGH' at a bargn None bu nd ° in it on By Nos. 11 and 13 Pear N SUMMER IS COMING ! KEEP GOOL! What is Needed is a Good GAS STOVE FOR GOODKING. —A SPLENDID LINE OF- AS STOVES! inys for I y. No odor, and above Call and AR Ol purchasing or not. NO. 28 PEARL ST 5. EVERETT, FISCHER, PIANOS New Organs at $1.00 a weer. R MUELLER MUSIC COMPANY, 2,50 to $5.00 a week Council Bluffs la., HINA TORE racKerylamps,Gla Ie!& taunn 2 lul la \m. rHistic 0wn Dressm .M.SCANLA Fashioned English Kitchen Candies, Fresh Made Bvery Day. RR & GRAY. | Estate & Loan A, eam's. e Dempsey & Butler, ‘or Renf Ehte ol o B88Pearl-st T THE STOCK OF-— ———BOOTS AND SHOES——— Of the late J, M. Phillips at a GREAT SACRIFICE Tam determined to give tip public the benefit o my pur hase. Bll(’l' & MEARS Men's . TURNER’S Men's rice, $7.50, e & BUR R Il'll‘l! Uitk Cor Kid at manufacturers ded to, E. umuh ot prompily aite © e 1 quote the following rmer price, 8. ed Shoes, $3, former 'S Ladies’ French Kid, turned, at 5, former , former price, 85, and all other prices, or less. Maill orders PII.ES, 413 Broadway. Council Blufls, lowa, GASGADE LAUNDRY COMPANY. ;7 omr GOOD WORK : : PROMPT DELIVERY. Over Jncquemin’s chuln store NO. 330 BBOADWAY. TEI.EPEONE NO 260 HORSE POWER, FOR THE COMING WEE Two Cases Brass Pins, 1 cent per paper. Two Cases Figured Lawns, 1% per yard. cens Two Cases Ladies’ Guaranteed Fast Col- ors, Black Hose. 10c a pair. Every pair warranted or money refunded Bargains in White Goods, Embroid- eries, Laces, Gloves, etc., at the . BOSTON = STORE FOTHERINGHAM, WHITELAW & CO0,, Leaders and Promoters of LOW PRICES. 401 Broa,dwa,y, Council Bluffs, Iowa. FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY. BOOKS YOU OUGHT TO CONSULT hts For Best Brands PLASTER&C. alBluffs,fe] Tel36. NT, LINE, 39 BroadvaylComn C.B.,. FUEL CO. CEA?? ELECTRIC LIGHTING, Mills and Elavators SIZES FROM 25 T0 300 ccifications and estimutes furnished for oo Durability guaranteed, 3 8LOW Jotiers {rom users where fuel eco densing Send for catalogue. HOTEL DE AHAVIA! G. E. TAMISIEA, Prop. CONNECTED BY MOTORS WITH COUNCIL BLUFES AND OMAHA RATES.-$3 PER DAY. Special Rates to Parties and Families. Corres- pondence Solicited. PROFESSIONAL DI RECTORY H BlRKl NBINE ~Ezirauls s sutiary Ratusar, Flas Sikise Building, Council Bluffs, lowa. N. SCHU RZ".';‘R‘.'LE‘LII;"(‘f,i.I’Jh“mii'y’i“ifd.‘.f’ ARgoN B10m, B 01 STONE & SIMS 2, ] T s Rk anas e Council Bluffs, lowa. BURKE & TINLEY of | GEO, H, STILLMAN ~Afarmsiapiny oot Saoond Hiocr, Woon .,.vu.uw iu State and Pederal Courts, Attorneys-its Room Couneil Bluff . 16, Shugart Block