THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , WEDNESDAY MARCH 26,1984.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Wodosday Morning- March 26
sunscnirnorf BATES ;
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OFFICE :
No. 7 PBMl Street , Hear Broadway.
MINOK MENTION ,
Additional local on seventh page.
Neil Voorhoos' little child is quite ill.
Roland Reed appears heroin "Cheek"
next Saturday evening.
Brown'a minstrels appear at Bloom A
Nixon's Thursday evening.
Judge Aylosworth proposes building a
largo addition to his residence.
0. A. Morgan is putting up a dwelling
on Benton and llarnsou streets.
Now spring goods just received at J.
lloitor's , the tailor , 010 Broadway.
For cut flowers , plants , etc. , go to W.
II. Foster , the Harrison street llorist.
Charlie Walters expects to put an addi
tion to his dwelling house on Gray street.
Two drunks wore disposed of in the
usual manner in the police court ycstor
day.
day.II.
II. Jensen , formerly with T. 0. Mil
ler , has opened for himself at 17 N ,
Main St.
Mr. Tibblts , the grocer , ia orocsing n
cottage on Seventh atroot. Ho has tin
frame already up.
Mr. Larson has put up n nice little
square house on Graham avenue , and go !
it ready for plastering.
Mr. Hollonbeck is finishing a sinal
dwelling house on Avenue 15 , between
Eighth and Ninth streets.
The hearing of the civil suit of Ollison
against Boehtolo continues to take up tin
time in the superior court.
N. Williams has commenced laying tlu
foundation for three houses near the cor
ner of Gray and Broadway.
Bruce Howe oxpocta to put up anothoi
dwelling house to tnko the place of UK
ono burned ticar the county farm.
The printers want the use of the coun
cil chamber for the meetings of thoii
union about once a month , Sunday after
noons.
Toter Millard was orrcatod ycatordaj
afternoon for being drunk and disturbing
the peace and dignity of the great atat <
of Iowa.
It is now proposed to got four or livi
carloads of atone from Macedonia , ant
not the city prisoners nt work pounding
them up.
Mrs. Clark hay bought the property
corner of Harmony and Benton stroota ,
and is preparing to make seine marked
improvements.
Conrad Goise found his dog ailing yos-
torddy and had him killed at once , rathos
than run any risk of hia getting worse
and biting others.
Complaint was lodged before Justice
Schur/ yesterday that Paul Blackort had
a glandorod horso. The steed was killed
and buried at onco.
Ouo bad hole on Broadway , where a
sewer had broken through , was yesterday
marked by a tall polo with the placard ,
'Mud ton foot doop. "
Mr. Jennings , in the eastern part of
the city , has put quito an addition to his
barn , about thirty foot , besides putting
up additional sheds , etc.
There has boon so much trouble of late
about mad dogs that the council will
probably take some action to have all
dogs either tied up or muzzled.
'i ' The police have received orders U
promptly arrest any confidence inon seer
inside the city limits , but they say thai
after a diligent hunt none are to bi
founu.
The Odd Follows' mutual prorectivi
association has not grown in numbon
very rapidly of late , and a plan is now 01 ;
foot to unite with the Fort Madison or-
ganization.
The water works company hero offered
lo the city at n nominal sum the hoavj
rollers used by thorn in their work. Thoj
will servo well to pack down some of the
atroot fills made.
Mayor Vaughan gaya that if any one
will present proof at any time of any po
lice ofllcor violating any of the rules established
tablished by him , ho will dismiss the of
fending oflicor summarily.
Skidd and Styors , the two young mot
arrested for having a row in the Junctior
saloon , hod a hearing yesterday bofon
Judge Aylosworth. Skidd was lined ami
his companion discharged.
Thuro is considerable agitation in favo
of art inspection of meats. There ia tall
of having a special inspector appointed
How about the superintendent of mat
ketal Is not that his business ?
There is talk of having a gu inspocto
appointed , BO that any gas consumer wh
is disaatistiod with hia bills can call ii
the inspector and got a report on th
motor , etc. , the foea to bo paid by th
consumer.
The curbstones taken from the government
mont lota and carted up to the city build
ing are to bo carted back again. Mayo
Vaughan having BO ordered , thua robul
iug the petty action of the city olliciali
who took them.
The Baptist church social wil ! bo hoi
, Thursday evening at the residence c
Mr. und Mrs. J. P. Filbert , 710 Fin
avonuo. Mrs. George , Mrr. Wosncr an
Mrs. J. 15 , Brooka insisting in the 01
tortalniuent.
Abtt tt was yesterday called I
J
The roof of the now city jail leaks
mdly , and yesterday had to bo repaired ,
iho cement floor was long since found to
> o of no account , so that from top to foot-
om thn.now city jail seems to bo any-
liing but what it ought to bo.
hb Coy house to marry Ambury Bates ,
of Sioux City , and Miss Amanda Gray ,
of Logan. Mr. Bates will bo romonv
jorcd by many ns having assisted Mr.
icnlry in the construction Coun
cil Bluffs telephone system.
The United States court opened bore
'oatorday , Judge Love presiding. Little
was done beyond hearing of motions and
he empaneling of the juries. Marshal
loot , H. M. Love , clerk , Attorney Run-
noils , and assisted by W. T. Rankin ,
wore among the prominent present.
The lecture to bo given Friday evening
at Broadway Methodist church by the
> astor , Rov. J , X. Armstrong , ia for hi *
own benefit. The reverend gentleman
ms so many friends hero that the home
should bo packed. His subject , "Wit ,
Wpnlth and Wisdom , " or "Life Among
.ho Mountains , " is a taking ono.
There are no special policemen in the
city now. .Somo think they are such ,
Mil their authority ended with the com-
nt ; in of the now city government , and
none have asked to bo roappointcd.
Hereafter special policemen are to woai
.ho regular police hat , and wear thoii
star outside their coats , so as to bo read
ly so-m.
Justice Abbott and a jury have lint
their attention taken up for two dayn ii
[ tearing the caao of B. F. Crofts vs. II
F. Hattonhauor , in which the plaintil
sought to recover about $47 which hi
claimed were wages duo him. The deFendant
Fondant denied that ho ovrod the younj
man anything , but the jury brought in D
verdict of ? 12 in favor of the plaintiff
Both sidca were dissatisfied , and the case
la now to go to the auporior court.
No ono can complain that there is nol
enough force of water at the drinking
liydrnnta. In turning the faucet OIK
needs bo almost as careful aa in handling
a gun , for it goes off when least oxpectet
and dotmoa the drinker completely. Tin
other day Mr. A. W. Street got a war
rant at the auditor's ollico for the muouni
n the library fund , ho being ono of the
trustees. Stopping to the hydrant vritl
Lho warrant in bin hand to ( tot a drinkhi
was surprised to have a atrcam throvri
all over him , and the warrant -was s <
drenched that it nearly annihilated tin
mblic library fund , the warrant boinj
miido illegible.
Where is the mayor's oflieo ? That is i
liard question to answer. Most cities
first-class cities have niich a place , but
Council Bluffa has simply a desk sqoozod
up in ono corner of the city clerk's ollico.
The mayor tried to occupy it yesterday ,
and his comforoncca with callora vroro
lirat broken into by a brace of soiled
doves who wanted to pay their linoB , and
then a swarthy ono appeared. A poddlei
jroku in next , mid then some othoi
equally annoying caller , who wantoi
something or other of somebody else ,
Air a "first-class" city , Council Bluffi
cannot take much pride in pointing to itc
nayor'a ollico.
Mueller , on Main street , Holla not onlv
ho lowest but gives n present with oneli
nirchoso for ono dollar. Go and sco him
rat.
PKltSONAIj.
Postmaster Fred Kasllaml , of Ncola , w 3 nl
tlio 1'aciGa yesterday.
Hob Harrlrt , the sensational Mltisouri Viilloj
nowsguthoror , won in the city yesterday.
K. A. Stone , of Anita , wtu in the BlufTa
roitorclny.
J. K. Ailily , who represents n Chlcagi
loiiao , wai lioro yostcnUy Interviewing tho.
uunto trjulo.
JJ. F. Croasdalo , of l.Htlo Sioux , la at tin
I'ncllio.
Marshall Holloway , f Plum Hollow , U h
, ho city ,
W. P. Ferguson , of Shonamloah , and ( ! oo
Ferguson , of Ollihlonvoro yesterday wit !
the Fergusons of the Pacilic IIOUBO.
John T , Stuait , of Slionaiidoali , 1 * lu the
city attending tlio U , 8 , court ,
\V. S. tiooditll , of Kmorxnn , Iowa , is nt th
Pacific.
C. 0. William * , of Missouri Vnlloy , arrivoi
n the DlufTrt yesterday and vrsis qiiartoroil a
the Pacific.
J , A. ] < 'ioyhatinovo ( Omaha , was grootln
: ils old aciiimliitancoa hoio yesterday ,
A. It , Koltli , the Dmihou editor , was at tin
3tfdou yoKtortiny.
.T. O , Antlorson , of Kookuk , Is at the OK
don.
don.H.
H. C. Hadloy , of Now Vork , reached th
Ogden yootorday.
T. O. OarllHlo , of Missouri Valley , is iu th
city , and making hondquartoru at the Ogdeu
J. V , Fuller is Buttering from usmoront
tack of neuralgia , but hopoj nra ontoitaiuoi
of his Bpoody rocavory.
11. J , Johimon Is lu tha city. Ho Is th
owner of the throe paean , Wontmount , record
ord , 2:16 } l.ono Jack , ' . ' ! 17j and Frit/ . 2.MJ :
W. A. .rackson , of Chicago , H. L. Hlnes.o
Now York , and 0. C. Noble , of GiMheii , Ind.
all conunorcUl touriiU , und lively otiwi , wor
at liochtola'B yontorday ,
1L l.audori , of Keokuk , ono of the largos
dealers In poultry and fUh in the state , am
N. I'Atkor , also of Keokuk , are In the city a
members of th grand jury In the Unltei
Statot court ,
Vote ol TliunkH.
At a mooting of the Ancient order o
Hibernians , of Council Blufl's , lield 01
' 'Kd inst , a votoof thanks waa oitondedti
the visiting brothera from Omaha am
Ifuulap , who so nobly und gonorousl ;
participated with us , nnd the citizens o
Council Blurts generally in the colobra
tiuu of Saint Patrick's Day , and fo
their attendance at our hall iu the eve
ning. ] 5y order of the
COMMITTKK.
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The Grand Army boys of Counci
Uluffr voted their heartfelt coinplimeu
thauka and n God bless you , to the nobl
oilizuua who BO nobly contributed to th
1 soldii ra' relief fund , Our compliment
J to you , most respectfully ,
OAKLAND LEAVES ,
OHH ScinTorl will Kocover from Ills
Gmmliot Wounds Otlinr Items
Olcnncd for TIio Itco.
Corrw | > on < lonco of TIIK DKE.
OAKLAND , la. , March 24. Quito a
serious accident Jiappcnod in our usually
{ uiot village last Saturday afternoon , and
caused great excitement and anxiety
among our citizens for a few lionrn. The
cause of the cxeitomont'was the accident
al shooting of Ous Tb'eiflert by Elmer
Frcomau. They wore out duck hunting ,
and when about one-half mile from town
Soiflbrt was walking about two rods in
advance of Freeman , when Freeman's
gun wont oft" , the whole charge ( striking
ijolflnrt in the lower oxlromity of the
back , falling him to the ground. In ft
few momenta word was brought to town
and n team at once dispatched after the
unfortunate man. The wound was
droancd by Drs. Mcfionnaughoy , Stewart
and Buclor. It was found that about
100 No. 4 shot had entered tlio body.
Although the wound is a serious ono , the
chances nro favorable for n recovery.
Mr. SoilFurt is the proprietor of the lum
ber yard hero , and nephew of Hon. Mr.
Soid'urt , of Avoca , and one of the best
business men in Oakland ,
Late in the afternoon of the same day
word was brought to town that the house
of James llumburt waa on ( ire. Mr.
llumburt lives n abort distance from
town on the Carson road. By the timely
effort of a few the house waa saved after
it had been damaged about § 100 , which
was fully insured.
The funeral of Frank Hudolf took
place on Friday afternoon , the service
being conducted by Itov. Thompson.
John Norton , of the firm of Norton &
Bryant , has boon very sick , but is im
proving.
llov. D. 0. Morris has been sick for
the past week.
A telegram wan received hero on Sat
urday that Thomas Collison , a former
citizen Oakland , was very low and re
questing friends to como at onco.
Charley Norton , of Avoca , was in town
over Sunday. J. T.
A FAIR"AFFAIR ,
Tlio laiuky OIIRH nt AVoston nnd tlio
Success I-'liiunclnlly.
WE.STON , lown , March 23. The C.vth-
olic fnir hero passed oil' quietly nnd was a
grand ouccoas considering the weather ,
mud und rain. The Currio band , from
Underwood , furnished the music for the
occasion. Your humble correspondent
held ton tickets in the fair , but it waa
like the Dutchman's ) "nix comu rouse. "
The lucky parties in the fair wore as fol
lows :
The Hon. 0. A. Ilolmos , of Council
Blulls , drew the fi-ycar-old homo.
Mr. Richmond , of Council Bluffs , -was
the lucky man on thp harness. Miss
Nelly Kinney , of Ilurdin township , drew
the lady's saddle. Ewing Hall , of Ilnzol-
del township , drew the marble-top bu
reau. Peter Ivillian , of Nuola township ,
drew the cuntor-tablo. Henry Mathiaon ,
of Woaton , drew Father Mc'a photo.
Thomiia White , of Weston , drew the
silver tea-sot. The silver headed cane
WHR voted to Jacob Orovo , our wide-
awake farmer of Woston. The silver
lantern was voted to our popular granger
and farmer , llonry Mnthison , of Wcston.
Richard Early , of AVoaton , waa our
lucky young man on the silver ring. Our
young and enterprising farmer , Thomas
White , drew the ocarf. Michael Bom ,
of Harrison county , drew the rocking-
chair. The proceeds of the fair amount-
op to ? ( HO. More anon. JU.STIOK.
Uenl Kstalo Tranarnrs ,
The following doonj were tiled for re
cord in the recorder's ofiico. March
25 , reported for Tun Bur. by P. J. Mo-
Mahon , real estate ugont :
0. II. I. & P. 11. 11. Co. to J. P.
Micholson , nwj nw. } , II , 77lit , 510r > CO.
F. Schrailor to John Lolimkul , part
oiawl,24 , 7112 , § 1,100.
Silas Quig to . ) . 11. lli'iiry , nw } nw }
nnd ej mv.j. ! ! : ! , 70-II , $2fitO.
Ciuoruo M. flrillith to J. U. Henry ,
sw | nw ( , HI , 70II , S070.
J. D. Austin to Booaloy Bros , lot 7 ,
Findalea sub , SlloO.
Aaron Hi ins to J. U. Henry , so } ,
28. 7 , 41 , ? : t,000.
0. A. S.ige to S E. Bender , part nw }
ne } ( 12,75,40,8150.
Total sales , 8,115.00.
Total sales for the week , ? J l5,870.60.
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
NOTIOE. Special mhortlsomcmU , evich u Loot
Pound , To LOAD , For Sale , To Kent , Wftnts , Honril
lug , oto. , Mill lie Inserted In tlili column at the lav
ruto ot TKN CKNTH 1'KIl LING ( or tlio Dr t Inivrtloi
and K1VK Cl'.NTS 1'KIl LINK ( or each aulisoquont n
tcrtlon , Loa\o adtortl meiiti at our oflloe , No.
1'oatl Street , near Ilroaduav
WANTS.
Two itixxl lirooiu makcri inl ewer
WANTED bioom wor la : ttcady work.
"AWANTKIl Ksperlencul dluln ; room ulrls
r TVacoi 116 pf r month ; O 'ilen homo.
\1/ ANTr.D"Hr rclaM'Tiiiiier , ' | ) e Vi a Wrl h
T * Couiirll 11 ull , lo u.
A ll\iil > oy wltli iKny to carry rouU
WANTKD
fur I K. Oil at Council llutf ) 1I K OIllOU.
K\ory bouylu Counci ) UlutTato taki
WANTED Dollvcrod by carrier at only twout )
rentt a week.
A water Spanlfl. bro n anluhlte ; geren
J months old , Hult llo rewanorroiuru to 1M
HarrUon atieet.
1'Al'KUS-Kur tale at 11 ottloo , at 25 centi
OLD hundred.
17011 liKNT. 1'urnlfhcd room eight dollar )
pun RKNT A nicely Inrnlihtd room ( or one or twc
I ni'ot-eiitloii' ' n t Mrs. A. A. rlmlth'i.l''KHoutli
Flrnt otri-et.
ladle * and gentlemen con make flrnl
claM wages by elllni ; the "Champion llonou :
btrecther and Ironing lloird. " llet.il. at Il.tC ,
Any lady can do up k flne shirt ulthout a rnk ! ! <
and | ; loa < It M iil lyM'thetH' tl unilrU- n.Adilrc8i
( or iwtlculan U. 11. H. & 1. Co. , bin otlicv , ( or uui
CORNER PEARL ST , AND FIFTH AVK ,
Oi ! n > 0 : 0 a , in. , iWO p. ui and TSO ; | v , lu. , lion
< > av , Wt lnc d > ) and Friday eunli ( > eicluiheljr
thulyJuiploCluk
CJrMuslo on Tuetdty and Thurtday etenlngi ,
ADMISSION , . ' 6 CENTO.
No objrctlouaUucluractcnuUl beaJiulttod.
CIIAI'UAN * MAIITKN8 , I'UOl'UtETOJH
WE ARE RECEIVING SOME VERY FINE
Gentlemen
DUE FINE
x
For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. Please call and
see our New Stock.
Z. T. LBNDSEY & CO. .
1-1S Brontlway , Council BluH's. ) A-
West Side Squnre. Ularindn. f -
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MAYHE & PALMEE ,
DIUT.KRS IN
AND WOOD ,
UULK.'ANl ) BAUHKI. IJ11E , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CliMENT , inCIllQAN rLASTKK. UAHl
ANU 8EWKU Pll'K.
No. 839 Broadway. - - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
SMITH & TOIitiKH.
LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS , Just
Soring Goods Received ,
7 nnd 9 Main atroot ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , . . . . IOWA.
All kinds ol , 2T.
KiiKiuccrlng
Land Sur- IOL
\o\lnKcartti ( "
calcul quail tit ixtoJ I oa , ] | ROOM 6 , NEW OPERA HOUSE , COl'CIL ' BLUFFS , IOWA ,
etc. , etc. All Orders by Mall Promptly Attended To.
urtalns , lace , 11 k , Turcoman , Etc. Choicest JStoclc west of Chicago. I
Oil Cloths , Mattings , Linoleums , Etc.
Como and bo eonvincod that wo are headquarters for all goods in our lino. Cheap
est place to buy House Furnishings in the City.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - _ - . . - . IOWA.
Mail Orders Filled Promptly nnd wUh
Ef >
The only Ilotol in this City nn the Eurcpoan plan of
UPAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU GET. "
New Building New Furnishings.
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS CENTKALLY LOCATED.
Fine Sample Rooms Elegant Restaurant.
PETER BECHTELE , PROPRIETOR ,
Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Largest
Stock
in the City
And
Lowest
Prices
Guaranteed.
Smpkie Hardware 0 3
109 and 111 S. Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
jgggBSaSB
WHOLESALE DEALEUS IN
342 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
LIVE TO IAT. :
O , toioxto TJb.o
Kil , O'lwon ' > Io > U at 11 llourn.
Choi d'culslna I'Aitlcu aHpocIalty.
( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. )
Tfl TfliUT flffl HEAT F JTATl ? !
lu Luftffl UJDI lliiAL fiMAlfi !
Coraplef.o Ahstrncha of Title to nil Lota and Lnndfl in the County.
FSTDN H
L ® s y ii n a
- KVKllYTlIINn Fir.STCI.ASS. -
Nos. 217 nud 219 S. Main St. , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
L. A. CASPER ,
The Largest and Jlo-t Complete Ctcvu ! House In
Western Iowa.
Over 24,000 Feet of Glass in Use.
The ( ircatcotarictj mid ilia Choicest ] iliint . My
collection of Flantsaml Flowern Ii now complete In
every re < | cct , tuicl the public re ( lit itcil to call and
Illicit thu same.
I win nwnnled th6 First Premium at the Council
DlnMn Uibtrict Kair In Scptcnibrr , 1SSU , \er all coin.
Iictltorn : ann ra\u Bin u adtlfd many nc\v and
choice v rio Ics , and nui prepared to furnish r. now
clasi of phnta that liaxoheretrforj hccnuiiuttainiUiIo
in thU market , for which I malie no extra charge.
C'nt llowcrs and Moral designs lurnUhcd promptly ,
nml on Enort notice 11m\ojust issued a new ca't-
ale nolur Ibil\ihlch will buecntfreounapplication.
Given Vegetables I lie Year Uouiul.
llorao KuliOi in bottlia.
23 Pierce St. Councill BlufTslowa.
EDWIN J.ABBOTT !
Justice of the Peace.
.NOTARY I'L'BUt JIVD OKM'ml.CO.SVM IMKR ,
415 UKOADWAY , - COUK IL 11UTVFS.
rou SALK nv
J. Y. FULLER ,
Commission Merchant
No. 0.31'carl Street COPM n.
U
Materials ,
BOOM MOULDING ,
I LE :
Wo cuvnntco tlio cure ot the following named ills-
ceases , or no pay : lUicmiutism , Scrofula , Ulcero ,
Catarrh , a'I Blood and-kindlscafcs , Dvtpopsla , Lhvr
Complaint , Kidney and Illadilcr Diseases. Gout , Neu
ralgia nnd Asthma , Thcsi Springs are the favorite
resort of the tired an.l dehilluitacl , and arotliu
KKiUI.K LAKII-S BKST KHIEND ,
Good hotel , ll\cry and bathlni ; accotnoilatlon both , 4
winter and summer. Locality highly picturesque
and healthy. Acccpalhlo by Wabash railway ,
KMinaorC.I ] . & Q. , at Albany , Corrcft onoene
solicited , 11KV. 11. M. TII0111'hON.
Mangel * .
Albany , Slloam Springs , ; Oentry Co. , ilo.
ANALYSIS.
Specific Gravity 1.002
Iteactlnn Ncutra
Catljonto Acid Oos J3 In. per gallon
Carbonate Calcium 35,021 U rains
Carhnnato Iron 7C4l
Sulphate Masncsla 36fl
Sulphate Ualcl'im 1,148
Chloride Sodium 7,200
Sllllca 1,568
Alumina . . . .0,018
Onaiiloand VoUtllo matter and Ioi3 . . . .1,158
Total scllilii per pillnn 07,174
\YiiiuiiT& MKIIKIU. , Cheiiiisti
JACOB SDI3. E. 1' . CAUWELL
SIMS & CADWELL ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
OMIcc , Slain Street , ROOMS 1 and bhugart S : Me-
Sfahon'H Block. Will practice In SAO ! ( utd nlml
nourts
-AND-
Painting.
No. 32 Main Street and 33 Pearl Street ,
NEXT DOOJl TO THE POSTOKKICE.
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PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
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