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THE DAILY BEE MONDAY AUGUST 28 1889 7 C5. id , 30OCT. . MERCHANTS City Ilatkci , Council PluSa , Iowa , WHOLESALE FlOUn HOUSE , CMicrnt Apenta lor tlio Celfl > fate < 1 Alilliol H. J > . Uurtis Co. . Ootden Knglo Hour Knnw.nnJ Qtietn Dee Mill } , SIoui VtA\t \ , e , Smith ft citMirti. ( onncll Bluffs. i . . IEL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATIONERY couiroiL TJFF3 , IOWA. _ _ OMjJjyU' iLF' ' ° L Lauds a n d iTo t Q Bought and Sold. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS. CQUMQIL BLUFFS IBL 15 North Main Street , WHOLESALE DEALER IN SHOE FINDINGS , r.ciily-flttcd uppnrs , In call kln and Kip. Oak and HemtocK bOLE LU/.TUEK , ( ind 0,1 oodi njiicrtfiltiliir | tothcnhoa trulo. ( lo-'di sold M cheap * \q In the I'Mf . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ LJjIJW&M FOR STYLISH SPUING MILLINERY PATTERN 150NNETS AND CHILDREN'S HATS A SPECIALTY. 105 South Main Street. Council Bluffs la Thit never rciMilio crlniidny , nk Mrs. J , J. Oooil'a Unit Gtoro , at prices never before louche-il by ny other hair dealer. Also n lull line of switches , etc. atiroMly reduced jitlcoa. Also goW , ell > cr and colored nets \Va\c3 tnailo from I ml IDS' own lulr. Do m.t ( all to uill bctoro putchisln ; elsewhere. All ffoodi warranted no rcvicssnte-1. sins. j. j ooou. 2 ! ) MMn utrcoi. Council lUulIn , town. II No. 530 , BROADWAY , ( Pnlmor'o Block. ) Between Gth and 7th streets. ! G ! Iff I" # " " bap BSD UHfe4UtttiUtiiI ) ! U Ibm Our Motto : Slric' cleanliness , the best quality ofneti \ , ncil loxvcst posit/o pr'ccs. JIciU ilc- Ixertil toanj i art ot the fit ) . Come acil ecu our new shop. BiTHIBfl HOUSE ! At Bryant's Spring , Dor , Broadway anil Union Sts. COUNCIL BLUFFS. . Plain , Medicated , Vnpor , Electric , 1'lungo , Uoucli , Shower , Hot and Cold Dilba. Com petent u ale atnl ftmalo nurses and attendants nlw ya on hand , and the best of ( arc and atten tion given jutronu. Special attention K'VCII ' to b&thln ; children. estimation and patronage eollcltudDR. . A. H STUDLEY & Co. , 10G Upper Broadway. Dr. Studloy : Treatment of clironlc diseases made n specialty. UKMOVED without the CANDIES drawing of blood or use o ( knife. Cures lun dlecaees , n'PHwn Fits , Scrofula , Liver Com- . A r-Mrt , Dropsy , Hheuma- .i T II M fl R S tlsm' l'flver ftnd Mereur- I U III U II U ial 80res > Eryeipclae. Salt Rheum , Scald Head , Catarrh , weak , Inflamed and trrumUUd Eyoo , orotulQiiu Ulcers noU female - male Diacaeoi of all klnd3. Also Kidney nnd Vcnerial dlseasou. Hemorrhoids or Piles cured money refunded. All dlBeasos treated upou thcprlnclplcof veget able reform , without the use of mercurial pois ons or the knlfo. Electro Vapor or Indicated Baths , furnlahed who dodlro them. Hernia or Uupturo radically cured by the ueo the Klastlo bolt Truna and i'lastcr , which has superior In the worla. FREE- CALL ON Oil ADDRESS Drs , E , Eico and F , 0 , Miller , COUNCIL BLUFFS , la. LIVERY , Feed and Sale Stables , 18 Norbh Firat Street , In.ii juot'a old stand. Council Iuff ! ! , Iowa , WlbLAKD SIHTir. Prop. W.D.STILLMAN . . , Practitioner of Homeopathy , consulting Physician and Surgeon , Office and residence 616 Willow avenue , Coun- cl Uluds , Iowa. SINTON & WEST. DENTISTS. 14 Pearl Street , Council Bluffe. a .specialty. First-class work guaranteed , DR. A. P. HANGHEXX , PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office , No. 14 1'carl Street. IIoun , 0 a. m. to S. , and 2 p. in , , to G p , in. Kotsldcnc ; , 120 Dancrolt Btroot. Telcphonlo connection with Central olllce. F. T. SEYBERT M. D. . . , . . , PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IA , Oflico Np. D , Eyorott Block , Broad way , over A. Louio'a Restaurant. S. E. Office over Bavlogi bank. OOUNOU. BLUFFS , - - Iowa. W. 0. James , In connection with bla lair aad collection buslnccu buys and eolla real estate. Fereona wUbtngto buy er sell city propert , call ktblioffice , over Bushnell's book store , 1'earl etrect EDWIN J. ABBOTT. Justice of the Peace and Notary Public. 4l6Broadway , Council Bluffs , Deedi ndmortgci drawn ] * nd icknowl WATER WAVES , In Stock and Manufactur ed to Order. Waves Made From Your Own Hair. TOSLET BUGLES , AH Goods Warranted as Represented , and Prices Guaranteed. MRS. D. A. BENEDICT , 337 W. Broadway , Council Bluffs ; - - - Iowa MBS , E , J , HARDING , I , D , . Medical Electrician AND GYGNECOLOGriST. Graduate of Elcctropathlc Institution , Phila delphia , Feniitt. Offloe Cor , Broadway & Glenn Avo. COUNCIL 11LUFFS , IOWA. The troatmoni of nil dlaeaaoa and pvlnful dif- flcultlea peculiar to torpalca a specialty. J. G. TIPTON , Attorney ( feGopsellor , Offlco over First National Bank , Council Bluffs. Iowa. Will practice In tbo etato and federal courts JNO.JAYFEAINEY , Justice of the Peace , 014 BROADWAY , Cotmoil EIufFsi - - Iowa. W. B. MAYE8 , Loans andEealEstate , Proprietor of abstracts of Pottawattamlo county. Oltlco corner of Ilro dtray and Main Blrcett , OoiiiK.ll lllulTn , lona. JOHN STE9NEK , fi. a , ( Doutscher Arzt. ) COR. BROADWAY AND 7TH ST. Council Blufla. /I caec3 of women and children a epaclalty. P , J , MONTGOMERY , M , D , , FllEE DlBi'ENHAllY EVE11V SiTUBDAY. Otnceln Everett's block , Pearl treot. Real ] donee OiS fourth Btroet. Otllco hours from 9 to 2 a. m. , 2 to land 08 p , m. Council lllufc F. C. 8LARK , PRACTICAL DENTIST. Pearl opposite tbo poatofflco. One of the oliieit practitioners In Council liluffa. Eatli- Ufactlon guaranteed In iso DR , F. P. BELLINGER , EYE AND EAR SURGEON , WITH DR. CHAKLE8 DEETKKN. ORlco over dru ? store , 411 Rroadnay , Counill lluta ! , Iowa , A ) UUcaica of the eyu and car treated under the most approcd method aud cl ) cures iruarautotd. JOHN LI DT , ' ' ATTORHEY'-'AT-UW , Will racttcelln all EUt and Uiiitoi Btat * Courtl , TROUBMNQ THE POOL. The Metstlng of Frsldht Offlclaia In Chicago. The represontfttives of the Iowa pool linoa liLMe 1ml another meeting in Chicngo , the details of wliioli are given by the Times : The meeting of lovrn pool linrs , for consideration of matters likely to nf- foct the ponnanone.V of freight rates , took place ah the ofllcoof Commission * IT Daniel * , yesterday. On y freight uilkials rrcro present. The Diirliuuton represpntud > by Mr , Ripluy and Mr. Morton , the Noithwusttrn lij- Mr. Wicker , n.icl the K ck J l tid by Mr , Wage. The situation resulting from the uppninjr of the St. P nl's Council Blulft it Chicago line tviudU- cinsed to the voro ( c f n wrnn le. The investiiinilon of Conimissionor D.iuiels and Mr. Siigo t the western turmnii of the pool lines had jusiitk'd the conclusion thnt the St. Paul was RocuriiiK the bulk of the Hvo stock trnflio by muvna other than the cut- tiiij ( of r.ilca. That the great or part of tlio line stock is bointj diverted to the non-pool linen \vns the lulniittou fnct th.U uonmndcd immcdmto nttcu- tion. It was ngyecd , an a pussible lut'iinacf checkmating thu emersion , to suspend the oparnlionof thu "oven iiif ; up" process , to the extent of per mitting such if the shippers ai claimed A preference to ship by their laroritp route. Tins annuls ono of the cardinal ruloo of the pooling coinpncr. Them was como objection to the susponnion o * this praclica on the ground that , without arbitrary cquali- viilion , ftotnu ono of the pool lines would bo likely to ot-fiuro morn thnn an equitable ohnro of the traflic. Ii a tlio sense of the meotii'g tluxt thi * rates should bo mnintnined until fur ther results could be developed. The opinion was expscsaed , during the ses sion and nHerivard , that permanency of rates in thu pool is dependent upon the competition between the St. _ l'ttul nnd Sioux City & Pacific. If cither cuts in retaliUi'jii ; upon the other , ilia pool lines will not bo able to pre&tvvo their nijrccd neutrality for a single duy. Com mission or Daniels ia direct ed to v.-a ten the Ei'tuatiou closely. Eoii'i. 'fliravr up the Spoago. When siilTorinir hiuinnity nro enduring Lho liorrurs of djspepsia , imUyeatiun , or nt'tvnus nnd Kenoral deljllity , they ixrc too oftpn iiicliueii to tlirovv up the epunge : ind lesi'su thcmtelves to fate. Wo say. don't do it. Talio IJuitnocK Btoon Litifcii' ' , ihe uufatlinj ; remedy. . rico ? 1. 1.aug22 Iw The Busy Boo. Tin : DAILY Bnu most cor.r.inly moyta ita rapidly incrccping popu larity. It io in fact aud in truth , a newspaper. Nothing escapes ita vigi lant management , and us editorial and lucal departments tire able , intur- cstintf and spicy. While wo differ materially with it upon many subjects of public interest , wo cheerfully ascribe to it the highest merit as a medium of news. Mr. Griflin , the manager of the Council Bluff * department , is a man of energy , vim and ability and with the assistance of his local editor , Mr. H. W. Tilton , is working rapidly into the legitimate field of the Council Bluff * papers. Why this is , goes be yond our comprehension , except that its management be more energetic , persevering and moro entirely up to the demands of the public. Council TJluffij ought to support its own paper and that vigorously. There is a screw looao somewhere and we hope to see it tightened by Iowa journalists iu lowu'a interest. [ Harlan Herald. With duo thanka to The Herald wo cannot refrain from correcting it , in la intimation that THE BEE is not thoroughly a Council 13lulls as well as an Omaha paper. When TUB Irat opened an oflice in this city , this cry was raised against it , by The JNon- jareil , actuated by ita selfishness and inalicu , and some of the citizens in nocently fell into the error , but time lias shown differently , and now ia ibcrally by advertisers , ia proof suffi cient , that by a largo majority of the people TJIE BEI : is looked upon not inly as a paper of Council Bluff ] , but as a paper of Omaha. It gives oteady employment to twenty persons as its pay roll showo , and these arc M resi- ionts of this city , living and upend- ng their money in Council Blull'i. The few who still claim that THE BEE s not a local institution , patronize 'roely other local enterprises which mndlo goods made elsewhere , and which do not give employment to a until number of residents that THE I3ji ; does. This inconsistency is co ; reat that there is now but a limited lumber whoso reasoning powers arose so crippled to cling to this chain against THE BEI : . Further than this THE BEE advn- catea everything which it thinks benefi cial or helpful to Council B , luffs. It ad- vorti.ics thu city over an extent of ter ritory in which the other papers hero are unknown oven by name. It carries Council Bluffa nowaaudadvortismonts .0 thousands of fire sides , whore the other papers send only hundreds , Council Bluff * would bu elated if u a Hundred inurp traveling men wore added to the list of thosa going out from this city , and yet THE HKI ; every morning sends out the equivalent of thousands , It has by its enterprise forced some life into the dry bonus of other papers hero , and made them bettor. Thu people have gained by thii. thii.But But THE BEK does not claim patronage - ronage on thu ( 'round of what it has donu and is doing for Council Bluffii , A paper which whines for patronage simply bccauao it is a local Institution appears in the ragged - god garb of a mendicant. THE BEE is no auch beggar. It does ask support because it is a pauper which the citizens must support be cause it belongs horo. It gains and keeps its foothold by giving both read ers and advertisers their money's worth , dollar for dollar. THE BEH has thus gained u foothold in Council Blufla , which rondera it a permanent institution horo. There la hardly a nook or corner of the city where it ia not read daily , and iu lowu the increase of circulation is keeping pace with the increase all over the extensive territory , cast , vest , north and south , covered by this paper , con taining the most complete telegraphic news from all parts of thu country , able editorials , the fullest and most accurate market reports published in the west , and the complete local news of both Council Bluffs nnd Omaha , it moots with favor with all. The MADISON , Ind. , Juno lf > 18St , II. II. WAUSHK fs Co : .snt--Yuur afn Kidney nnd Liver Cui-o renlixod my highest nntlcipntldnc , . nd I cnr- thiilly rmjiinmend it tt ) all rlio ecT i with' kidney or liver disiw. J , W. JPENNED FOll USING A PliN. AYoutur Mem ChnrKd wrii Kor.Inw U. & M. Tlmo Checks. George Bentley , a youn j mnr > , wns urroJhtl iu GlenwooiMud brought to this city on n charge JoT f irking time checks on the 15. & M. ro'vi. He bad his oNMmination Saturday Ixforo Jus tice lliird , was bound ovi r , nnd being tumble to furnish bail win loolr d up in the county jitil. It is ; , ud tlmt ho ronlizsd about $80 by th" 1130 of his PIMI , Biitl that Fiirnmn A Uro woru among tro victim * . tig the blood is ubyohitoly ueuuwitry for iio ! euro of neral de bility , woaltimn , InsaMitudc , etc. The beat ont ichor of the blood u Brown's ' Iron Bitters | ' UARL.AN HA.PPEMNGS. Jnmi's M , Long has < l > > n\tcd nnd sold foino lots in South H.irinu to the church of IlioLxUur D.iy bamts , and a building has been comiiu > nced , " ( ! x 50 , with n seating capacity ot 800 poo- pin. This will riuko the fourth cred itable church building in the city. P. 1) ) . Hunt has commenced the erection of rm elegant brick residence , thu ittructuru to bu in thu form ot n Greek cn - ) , with n frontujo of sixty * ono feet nnd a depth of aixiy-hix feet. Tohn Cody , the contractor and builder , liaft formed * a copartneralup with L. N. Whitoomb , ot o.nahu , anil yill erect a two-story buil'img , mxty- nix feet long , aud lit it up ith uuod- working machinery. W. r. Kimball , for fraudulent trnnsfer of ical estate , has been tinud ? IDO. IDO.Mrs. Mrs. Hull , for keeping .1 house of ill fame , hau been linud $50 aud coats. In all ahu ia out $300 cash. Thomas Jones , the cuiitlomanly clerk of Dority & Woloh , lus ncceptui' ' position with Luidol tV. Kiel , of Council Bluffs , as travelling Galnnman , and Bert Beatdsloy , of Council Bluil , has stopped into his place 1.1 Dority & Welch's employ. Some of- our citizens nro weeping over the loss of n five dollar bill paid to somu traveling flowing machine patehora. Won't you ever learn to patronize men at homo und that you .ire acquainted with ? [ Harlan Herald. Pretty Good. Too. Bacon , Lapurtc , I ml. , writes : "Your 'Sl'ltlNO BLObHOSl1 isall jou cr.ickcd It up to bu. My dyApoppin haaall vniiirhod ; wliy don't you advertise itvlut ; allow ance will you make if I taku n dozen bottles tles , BO that I could oblige my fiiends occn- sioiially ? " Trice CO cents , ttial battles 10 cents. aug22-lw URBQON'S SALMON PISHBBIbJS. How the Fish are Caught , Civnnod , Cookoa and Shipped. Carro'pondcuco Sfan Frauctaco Chronicle. While wandering about this town Aatoria upon piles , I strolled into the pioneer canning establishment of the Columbia river for the purpose of describing the mode of transferring salmon from the boat of thu fisherman to the cans and enact ] packed within steamers or ships bound for an eastern market. The cannery , like each of the thirty-six similar establishments upon the river , extends out into deep water. The fleet of boats arrives in thu morning , after fishing all night. A hook attached to u rope it ) fastened in the gills of each full , and it is hauled up from the boat , counted , and cast in a pile within the cannery. The fish ia then headed , gutted nnd washed , passing from hand to hand until it lies piled upon tablou , nice , dean nnd fresh , in pieces long enough to fit into an ordinary pouud can. All this iii-door work is donu by China men. A dozen or moro fill the cans to their utmost capacity with chunks of salmon fresh from the water. They pass to n table , where the fish ia pressed down by a revolving - ing machine , while n jet of salb water washes thu outside of thu can. Then they ruccivo u top nnd nro passed to n machine , whore they aru placed side- wayo nnd are rolled down an incline , so that the edge of the top just adjust ed pasaon through a groovu filled with hot solder , which ooldera the head. They roll down the incline to three Mongolians , who critically innpcct them to BOU if they hnvo been well aol- Jored. If not they pass to other Mon golians , who finish thosoldoring. Here they are placed in circular iron trayo containing 110 cans , and a Chinaman pricks n minute hole in each can for the escape of Btcam. They are now hoisted by moans of chains and ma chinery nnd dropped into tanks of boiling water , ono truy upon the other , until each tank is filled. Tliuy boil slowly for ono hour and a quarter. Then they nro molted by machinery to domo-ahapcd atenming-tank of wrought boiler-iron , which holds u thouauud cuno. This domn ia closed und secured by bolts and screws , and the cans undergo n steaming process of one hour % nd a quarter moro , On being - ing taken out thu air-holes nro solJor- od up , the cam * cool , and are passed to two white girls , who rapidly und skill fully paste labels upon them. Aa they are Ubeled they paaa to Chinamen , who place them in cafua , two drzsn in n case , nail ( hum up , and they nro ready for shipment. They now pass out to the wharf to bo shipped to San Fiancieco or Europe , The uahnon thua passes from ita native element the waters of thu Columbia into cans und cases within a few hours. No fish ia kept over night , The fiah thus prepared - pared in thu boat wo got in market , as it never becomes stnlo nnd always retains - tains its natural lUvor. Everything is i.crupuloualy clean in nnd about thcBocanncrios , us copious applications of water are applied to the work-rooms dai'.y. t Having described the mode of : pack ing on the Columbia river , it will not bo out of plncu to give u brief review of thu rise of thia immunao trade , its present condition , and its future pros pects , with some utatMical informa tion fathered while ia Aatoria. Thu principal nalmon canneries of thu world tmi upon the Pacific coaut , The Columbia river supplies mote salmon to the trade than all other dreams in the world. There nro fl" canneries on the Columbia , 11 on the Sacramento , 2 on the Umpqua , D in Alaikn , 1 on Iki uo river , ono on Smith river , 7 on J'Vat ! T river , 1 on Ptijtut Sound , nnd 7 in Sn Pnuiciteo. Lwt year the totnl munb Jrof ciuts of salmon puck- nil upon the P.iciQc oossl waa 600,000 , divided HS follows : lKt. . OolmnUa Hirer Mo.WX ) SntTi.ii.Mto llrrer IW.OOO Vt r.er Itlver IHI.CtH ) Other livers 30.000 The total value of last year'ii pick , as cstimnttii by the p cki.rs on thu Colnmbm Htid the Sun Francisco com. morcml reports , dillors widoly. The latter placoi the vnluo nl ' 8J,000,000 for the totl oatch of la'st year. Of this the Columbia river c.umsrioa nro credited with f > 10,000 catoa , ng.\inst n total of 21)0,000 ) caso.i from all other aourci'8. Tlio olllciiU records of ship- niontnnl Astoria last j oar show tha' 2,14n cases were ahipped from the Columbia liver , valued at 81,7iM 015. find leas than ( > 0,090 casca were left on hnnd iu the Columbia river catiuerloa when thu last shipment * were miulo. Thu domestic n'.npincntM of salmon from all the iwinicriii on the Colum bia liver this season up to dale nro ai follows : JIny , M , 118.eases ; Juno , ! ) ( ? , tito.tse : ; July ( up to the 120th , ) K5- B cAao-i a total ol 81270 CMSUJ to Sin Frnucitco. Tn addition ID these lomcatio shtpmonts , the following for eign shipments are repiirtud for the noason : By the Uritiili ubip Linsricg Hal ) , for Liverpool , ' 10,551 cases bark Wuulock , 14,1230 c 'iia ; tmtk Adolpli Obrip , 5,000 caaun ; bark Edwin Itced , for Liverpool , ! ! 8 OOOeisete ; ship Oregon gen , ; ! ,5ttO cases ; this miklU'R uly a totnl of an(5,510 ( cases exported from Lho Columbia river up to July 20. The ship Wallnrotown ruciititly car ried out n oargo of b\ltiKiii : valued at 5303,000 the huxest , aud most vulua- ; > Ui car o over uhippud from thia coast The official record t f ahipmcntn of salmoi : nimlufnuu thiscoiuttrom 18il ( > to the close of 1851 , n period , uf 10 years , showa thnt liC5000 , caai > a , valued nt § 27,201,000 , hnvo paaaod mt of this river. Thu highest price per caBo waa iu 1SGI ! , whnli it was f 10 ; : ho lowest wna in 187G , when it wrought SI oO per ortsu ; lust year the evoruno prieo was 55. Estimating the iMi and cans to weigh 7- pounds , 48 in each the sal- onu-pound citm case , - non pack tiom this liver last year Wft3 10,000 tOllB. iVUliough couipolitioit boa reduced , bo price of aahmju fniiu $10 n ease in L8lii ( to $5 a cnsu last coason , thu nmn raid the fishermen for cr.tching the ish has bcon inc. cased from 10 conls ; o 00 cenlB a fiah. There are now on the Columbia nvor 1,500 boats ; t'.vo men are allowed to caoh bout , so that 1,200 white men are engaged in fiah- ing this year in the boats ulono , The boats are mostly owned by the can neries , who prnvido thn men ( mostly Italian , Greek and Scandinavians , ) irlth boat and not. Where tbo men iurnish their own boat and not they receive GO cents iv fish ( largo or omall ) . TOIU the cannorioB. When the boats and nets nro furnished thorn they receive - coivo 40 cents a fiah. The boats are all alike. They nro 21 foot long , 20 inchea dcop , 0 foct I ! inches beam , nnd are made of cedar and oak. They are clinker-built , have a narrow deck running around the sides , are sharp at each end , and nro provided with n contro-board' and most with a three- cornered sail. They cent about $200 and the nets nbout $300. They nro splendid son-bonts , and carry nbout four tons. The gill nets nrn from 200 to 300 fathoms' long and 20 deep ; the seines are from 100 to 200 yards long. Ono of the two men constituting the crow is the captain. Ho employes his lioat-pullor and shares with him the profits of the catch. The average ; atch for n bo.it during the acauon is 2,500 fiah , nnd the fidhorman ia satis- led with $100 n month and his boat- fuller with $70 a month. It ia n dan- . { uroun , unpleasant business. Moat of the fish are caught at night. They struggle viciously when drawn from ; ho water , and are killed by a blow 'rom a club. The cannoni estimate .hat three average siisod almon will 111 four dtzuu cann. Thin season , liL ro are at least 4,000 Chinamen em- iloyod in thu canneries , ui un average .if § 1 u day and board , They do all : ho inside work under white auporin- undents. It is considcrod cerUin death to send them tut to catch Bul lion among thu whitu ( hhermon. It ma been tried , but nonu have over ro- .urned. It it ) only necessary to otato that theao 37 cauueriea upon thu Col- river hnvo about $3,000,000 in imp- tul invested in the buninods , to give eomo idea of its value to this coast. In conversation with oomo of thn principal canneries here I learn that : ho imnicnso draught annually made ipon the ealmonot the Oelumbia liver u rapidly diminiuhing the number of tsh caught. Considerable iilarm in felt , not only by thu cammru , who nro iioru directly interested in the trade , tut by thu puopluof Aatoria and Port land , who donve un indirect benefit from the business. A four daya ago iho Portland bo.vrd.of trade pusecd u resolution announcing ita mtuntion of enforcing the law whioh prohibits the matching of aalmon from the 1st of iVugust until thu 1st of May. The fisherman , who are only interested In just thu amount they earn in ono or two ueaeona , have heretofore disre garded this law and Imvo continued to lioh while the salmon wcro spawn ing. This has cut oil' the supply , nnd each year this splendid fish ia becom ing Bcurcor There is imminent dan ger thnt the Columbia river salmon will ere long bu n fiah of the past. Thosd who dVmro to violnto the law claim , when nrrosted in Oregon , that they wern lithing on the Washington B'.do of thu Hue , which runn in a sup posed centre oi thu river. If arrested in Washington territory they claim they wcro in Oregon ; but as the law on both sides of state line are identi cal now , the violators of the law will bo tried nnd puniahod no matter whore caught. This has become n serioua question with the people hero , Even H4 it ia , the stoclt of nulmon in this river haa boon so depleted that it can only ba restored and ropleniuhed by artificial muans , Application is to ba made to the National government for aid to csUblUh n tsilmon hatchery on ono of the tr.butariea to thu Columbia , If that faih thu Htatu will bo uppealcd to , and Iho oannors thomtolvca will aid in restocking the river. Proof Poult Ivc. We Imvo the moat positive and uonviuc. Ing proof that THOMAS' Ki.r.ormo OIL U u inout effectual apccltlu for bodily ualii , Iu cases of rheumittimu Mid neuralgia I instant relief. a COUNCIL BLUFFS MANUFACTURING GO. Mouldings , Scroll and Lattice Work , Wood Turn ing , Re-Sawing , Planing and Matching , Sash , Doora , Blmds , Boxes , Etc. Manufacturers and Dealers in. Improved Hawkeye Wind Mills and Pumps. J , iL Hathaway , Manager , Council Bluffs , la , Machinery ill bo run oKchisivelv for cuntoni work on "Thursday and Friday of each week. Orders solicited nnd s/itisf.ictir > n aunr.intcoJ. ( Successors to J. W. Rodefer ) WHOLESALE AND RKl'AIL DEVLEltS IN LACMfMi , LEHIdl , BLOSSBIMO ? ] AND ALL : COKE , CEMENT , LIME , PLASTER , ETC. OfHco No. 04 Punrl Gtroot , Ynrdo Oor. Eifihth Street and Hlevnuth Avuntw , Council Blufl'- * . T. T. MAVKM. 0. E. BIAYNE mmi BLUFFS STEAM FACTORY MANUI'AOTUUE BROOMS , BROOM HANDLES , - . _ Cip MEAL , CKAHAM FLOUR AND The Very B ot of Brooma Constantly on Hand. The Hlghent MarkofcjPric9 ; Paid for Corn , Oats , Rye , Barley , IBIROOIM : PftrtJca Wishing to Sail Broom Corn .Will Please Bond Sample. GO. JAMES FRANEY , 372 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA. Alw ny a kccpi on hand the line it assortment of mati rial for Kentlcmon'a wear. Satisfaction guaranteed "OFO 636 JBSJEC.O.A-flJ W'jOCST ' For nil kinds of 1'ANOY OOUDS , such as . . . . . - w r 3 - "W M w J w M f .w tf. * * h ffw * A * Mb I I W A def of all descriptions. Also llandkrrclilof * , botli In gllk and linen , hose of all Hindi , thread , pint , ncodloa , i to.Vo hope the lanlos will call and see our Block of Koodg at 639 Broadway before unltiif claowhoru. UNION BAKERY , 517 SOUT MAIN STREET. THE BEST BREAD IW THE OITY. None but first-claHs Bakora omployoil. Bread , Onko , Ties , &c. , delivered to any part of the city. Our run all dixy. P. AYRES , Proorietor. HUGHES & TOWSLEE , DEALERS IN Confectionery , Fruitslfuts Cigars and Tobacco. Fresh Oysters and Ice Cream in Ssason. 12 MAIN ST. , Oouncil Bluffa. FOB CHICAGO , PEORI ST. LOUIS , MILWAUKEE. DBTEOIT , NIAGARA FALLS , NEWYORKBOSTON , , And all Poluti East nndWouth-Cnit. Nearly 1,000 miles Bolld Smooth Stool Track * All connections are made In UNION DbPOTIJ , t Imi a National ItmmUtlon us helm ; the rent Tliroujjh Oar Line , and U universal ! } comodedtobutho FIMEBf EQUIPPED Hull road In thn world lor all cluooa of travel. Try It unduu will lind traveling a liuur ) liiptui nf a dltwoinforl. ThtoUKh 'J'lrkftj via ihla Oolcbratvtl Line foi gale at all ollicus In the Wool. All Intoiin.-.tlon about Katci n ) 'ara , tkcvlnt Car Aoocmiuoiatlons , Tlmo Table * , Au , , wlllbt cuoirfully Klvi'n ' by apMlylulutf to T. ii , porrcn , iA Vlcl'rc > -'t A Qon. ManarcrChlca0 | , PLRCIVAU I.OV/ELL , ( it ii. l'a 4tu t-i Aut , UhlcJL'O. W. J. riAVKNl'OUT , Uou A/unt , liouucll llltiU . H. 1 * . DUKLI , , Tlclia A t. 0"iuh ruurn-ud ly "MESrfl J. HILTON M D. , . , , . , PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON , 2S22 Broudwav. Council BluiTu. STARR & BUNCH , HOUSE , SIGN , . AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS. \ PAPER HANGING , KALSOMININft AND BEAININff , Shop Corner Broadway and Soott St I. U rDMUNBSOS , K. L.MIIUOABT , A. W. 8TRIHT. rroaldcnt. Ylco-lWt. Cashier. CITIZENS BANK Of Uoimcil Bluffa. Organized under the I aw a of the State of Iowa. Paid up capital . . . , . 3 7B.030 Authorised capital . , . 200,000 Interest paid on tlins ilejioslta. Drafts l on thu principal cltlui of tbo United titatou and iuroio. : | r-puclal attrition ulvun to collections and lorroDjundenca with prompt returns. DIKKCTOUU. J. I ) . Kdmundton , Ii. fchuirart , J. T.IIart. W. W. W.llace , J , W. tlodfer , I. A. Jll.lVr. . A. W. Street , Jy7dtf COUNCIL BLUFFS WORKS , MANUFACTURERS OF ENGINES , BOILERS , MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY * Offlco ana Works , Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. Wo give special attention to Stamp Mills , Smelting Furnaoes , HOISTERS AND GENERAL MILL MACHINERY , HOUSE FRONTS. GENERAL REPAIR WORK will receive prompt attention. A general as . oorlincnt of Brass Goods , Bolting , Piuing , v AND SUPPLIES FOR V Foundry , Pig Iron , Ooko , Goal , ' I OHAS , HENDBIE , President , a " . | \ " BLACK.pv\UGHT" rurea o ! ' " > * tiou unit liuurtburtu
