0 THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , TUESDAY , FEBRUARY 26,1884 ,
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THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Tuesday Morning , Febi 26i
HATKS :
By Carrier - - - - - - - cents per wcclc
By Mai - . 9W 00 per Year
OFFICE :
No. 7 Pearl Street , Near Broadway.
MINOR MENTION ,
Turn out and work.
Additional local on seventh page.
Cheap railroad tickets at Bushmill's.
'Squire Dovol yesterday slipped on an
icy sidewalk and broke his arm.
The Fay Tomplolon company appear
at Dohany's Thursday and Friday oven-
ings.
ings.J.
J. M. Edgar , an old ticket man of St.
Louis , has opened a ticket broker's office
on Poerl street nearly opposite TJIB BKK
ofiico.
J. R. Miller haj boon complained offer
for cutting timber on W. II. Fostor'u
land. Ho had his case continued before
Justice Abbott until March.
The fifth annual masquerade 'ball of
the Council Blufla Maiunnorchor was
given at Dohany a hall last evening , and
proved a success every way.
Frank Owens was yesterday fined § 50
by Judge Aylosworth for sneaking goods
of John Peters , the tailor , some months
Ago. Ho couldn't ' pay , and wont to jail
Permit to wed was yesterday granted
to James Pratt and Mary E. Delramor ,
both of Belknap ; also H. Hanson , of
Hardin , aud Mary J Wilson , of Oago
county , Nob.
Coroner Oonnoll has received a tele
gram from 0. A. Sparks , of Grand Rap
ids , Mich : , a brother of the man who
committed ouicido a day or two ago , say <
ing that ho will bo hero to attend to the
remains.
The news-gatherers of the city papers
yesterday surprised 0. J. Best , the city
editor of The Herald , by sending to
for his l < ttlo heir an elegant silver cup ,
gold lined , and finolv inscribed , "To the
Best Baby. " From all accounts the now
baby deserves the award.
The Homo of the Friendless is becom
ing pretty well known , as is instanced by
a letter from Kearney , Nob. , addressee
simply to the "Sup't Orphans' Homo
Iowa , " and which the mail service
promptly sent hero , recognizing this a
the place.
The business men of the city are hereby
by requested to close their places of bus !
ness to-morrow from 12 m. to 0 p. m
and turn out to a man to aid and assis
in carrying the court house voto. By
order of the executive committee.
Prof. S. 8. Richardson , who gave sue !
an interesting performance at the roller
skating rink lost evening , has connontoc
to remain to-day , and will bo in attendance
anco this afternoon and evening. His
skating on stilts is quite a novelty. This
evening being for the general public , the
rink will no doubt bo crowded.
The Rescue steamer was sot at work
yesterday just to see what it could do. .
' , In three and a half minutes it had sixty
pounds of steam. In four minutes am
twenty seconds a stream 100 feet horizon
tally was thrown , and on being elevated
wont over the top of the Jlothodia
church spire.
The dog case in which Bookhort am
Kelly are concerned came up before
Justice Abbott yesterday. It appoaret
that Boekhoff tried to defend his dog
from the ouilaughts of Kelley , and whil
the latter drew a rnvolvor to protoc
himself BookhofT struck him.
* - , t - I jno
6Uri fined BrJefchuffvlli ) Mli'r and coats
tot atUaliU ; uhci JBGokhoA" took an appeal ,
4 r I * *
KcliOy then took a change of vcuuo tt >
Justice Vaughan. "
The democrat In their convention yes
terday > * ddled upon themselves ono
heavy burden , that ot Pottibono for alderman -
dorman at forgo. His career as a mem
ber of the school board has not made him
unduly popular. A man who is so sot
gainst Sunday schools will hardly catch
the votas of those who are so anxious to
have the city reformed morally , while
'those who howl for financial reform will
not be over-confident that they will gel
it at bis hands.
The democratic convention yesterday
was & stormy one , but despite oppositioi
Yaughaa hud ono too many when noses
' were counted. It seems generally con
ceded that unless the republicans ro
wise in their nomination , Vaughan il
be the next mayor , for it will take )
strongman to beat him. ns
express themselves as confident , how w
ever , that if they can get a strong man t
accept the nomination they can , with the
aid of anti-Yaughan democrats , win an
ea y victory , but the trouble seems to be
to prevail on any of the men they nt
to accept the nomination.
The city is being flooded with circular
on the now court house and jail project.
Ono of thorn calls attention to the facl
that the Avoca court bill has just passed
the lower homo , and hai been postponed
fa the eonato uutll Thursday If the
bonds should bo voted down , the bil .
will paw the enata. The expense .illof
' holding a-oourfc fc Avoca' would be $20 ,
0.1(1
000 year , and in ten years this woulc' ( '
build a new court house mid jail here
Thai extra expense would bo for all time
wb r M the new court house would all
allIf
1 * paid for in ta * than fifteen years. If
jail bonds are voted
MUbw forever the question of divid
oowuty.
VAUGHAH'S VICTORY.
HcGBtstliGDBinocraticNoDiiDallonfor
Mayor liy One Yolo ,
A Bed-Hot Rumpus and Every
Motion Contested ,
The Best of the Ticket Moro
Easily Made Up ,
Details ot the Convention.
The domocrntio city convention mot nt
' o'clock yesterday afternoon. At a few
ninntos before that hour John Jay
Yainoy called the convention to order ,
tnthiR that ho felt it his duty to do in
ho absence of Mr. Keating , the chair-
nun. Uo nominated as chairman Dr.
bok , nnd declared him chosen. Gcorgo
lolmca objected to any such proceed
ngs M long as Mr. Keating was expect-
id. While the discussion was going on
ilr. Keating entered the room nnd called
ho convention to order again , thus
gnoring the action previously taken by
. Frainoy. Mr. Frainoy nominated
) r. Cook na chairman. Mr. Holmes
lominated Mr. W. II. Ware , and this
wan Bcccndod. As the chairman was
about to put the vote on Mr. Ware's
name , Mr. Frainoy claimed the right to
mllot. Mr. Koating declared the amend-
nont making Mr. Ware chairman car
ried. Mr. Frainoy called for n division ,
and then for the ayca and cays. An
other war of words arose between Ilolmcs
and Frainoy. Ilolmos insisted that Dr.
Cook was not a delegate. The doctor
explained that ho had a proxy
A motion was made to vote
by ballot. The chairman ruled
out of order , as .Mr. Ware had already
boon declared oloctod. Mr. Frainoy
then howled , nnd the opposition tried to
stamp him down. "Don't lot thorn bull
doze you. " "Give ua a square deal , '
and other wrangling words wera hurloc
From ono side to the other. Frainoy ap
pealed from the decision of the chair
Mr. Ware spoke on the appeal nnd tool
the ground that the call for ayes an <
nays was not made between the putting
of the vote and the decision. Dr. Cool
tried to speak. Mr. Holmes called him
to ordor. Cries wont up for Holmes to
"ait down wo'ro tired of you. " The
chairman shut out Dr. Cook , as it ha
not boon yet decided whether a mat
could sit in the convention of n proxy.
Then Mr. Ware took the chair , whil <
hisses and applause were about evenly
divided. Ho thanked the convention
just the same , and made a little speech
in which ho prophesied that the comin
election would bo an epoch in the histor ,
of the state nnd of the city. Ho urgcc
the convention to nominate men of in
tegrity.
Mr. Frainoy nominated as socrotar ;
Edward Bates. Mr. Holmes amcndoc
by naming John Jay Frainoy. Then
Frainoy named F. W. Spolman. Al
thus far declined. Mr. Frainoywas declared
clared elected. Ho called for a division
and the motion was again declared to
prevail. Mr. Holmes was nominated fo
assistant secretary , but ho declined. Hlr
am Shoemaker was then nominated. Mr
Frainoy objected to Holmes declining
as ho hod boon chosen against his will.
Then this was dropped and a motion
made to appoint a committee on crodon
'tials , ono from each ward , the motioi
being the first which was carried withou
a storm. The chairman named G. A
Holmes , J. J. White , F. W. Spolman , J
J. Frainoy.
The committee on credentials after
twenty minutes of retirement reported
Mr. Frainoy moved that proxies bo
barred from voting. Mr. Holmes move :
an an amendment { h t the proxies bo al
lowed to voto. Mr. Frtinoy
mA fo
; : -tho amendment on & table > On
puttlilg llio motion Holmes called for a
division and Frainoy for the ayca nnd
nays. The division was taken and the
motion to lay was declared lost. It was
claimed that the motion was put wrong
nnd an appeal was called for. Mr. Wee-
loy denounced the chairman and called
ut cheers. Mr. Holmes' amendment
ras then put and declared carried ,
liases and laughter. Mr. Frainoy called
or a division. Mr. Holmes moved that
an informal ballot bo taken for mayor ,
7rainoy insisted on B > division. "Oivo
is a square deal , " called out one. ' 'Give
, c to ua or lot us disperse , " cried another.
The chairman decided to grant the divi
sion.- Holmes declared it out of order ,
and cheers followed. The chairman still
stuck to giving a division , and it was had
Niun wore in favor of delegates having
Miller proxies , and thirteen against this
amendment. Frainoy then ollored a resolution
elution that proxies bo debarred fron
voting. Holmes then spoke , urging hon
oat and fair dealing in order1 to Becun
success. Ho referred to the fourth wan
caucus , and was giving some bitter tall
when Frainoy and others intorruptoi
him. Ho refused to bo bound by any o
the chicanery of the fourth ward. II
appealed to all honest delegated to lot th
old time usage prevail , of permitting do !
eqatos to send proxies , and cry down a' '
such schemes.
Mr. Frainoy replied to the imputa
lions cast on nis ward , and its dolcga
lions. Ho p'ronounced such cnargos as
infamous , damnrd lies. The chairmu
) reminded him there was a degree of do
. coney and respectability which eve
democratic conventions were bound t
respect. Mr. Frainoy then touched u
the first ward caucus , and that it was
star chamber proceeding. To cifcot th
slurs against Jim Madden and 0. Wes
ley , ho oll'set G. A. Holmes and Pat Li
< > y. Then came erica of "sit down ,
' shut up , " etc.
- Pat Lacy then moved that each wan
cast its fill | vote in the absence of an
delegate. FraJney moved as an ; umeiu
. ment that votes bo tukun only of num
ber of delegates present. Declared ou
of order. Lacy's motion was declare !
carried. A division was called. For it 13
against it 11 ,
Holmes moved ( o take an informa
ballot for candidate for mayor. Carriec
Messrs. Koatiiig and Holmei appointed
oilers. Frainoy moved that he , M sec
ctnry , act in conjunction with thcrn ,
/arricd.
The informal ballot stood : W. R.
Vaughan 10 , Dr. Macrae 8 , Thos. Bow-
nan 3 , A. 0. Graham 2. Frainoy moved
o nominate Vaughan by acclamation
and unanimously. Cries ot "no. " Lacy
novcd to proceed to a formal ballot.
'Vainoy ' moved to lay that on the table ,
luled out of order. The motion to pro-
pcd to a formal ballot was declared car
ried. Mr. llohrcr withdrew the name
of Mr. Bowman. Mr. Koatinp withdrew
Mr. Graham's name. Licy moved that
the vote bo taken by roll call , each dele-
; ate depositing his ballot as his name
was called. About the only quiet time
met by the convention was when the
'ormal billet was being counted. There
was almost a breathless silence as the
fifteenth vole for Vaughan had been
counted out by the tellers , and as the
sixteenth was called out the silence was
jrokcn up in a general hurrah. It was
{ uiotod down enough for the silence nec
essary to hoar the tally officially an-
nounccd. It stood VaURhan 10 , Macrae
14. There were some cries for Vaughan
. o bo led in but there subsided nnd then
: ho work vrocoedod quickly and easily.
B.F. A. Burke was nominated by acclamation -
ation and unanimously for city nudjtor.
For city attorney , Col. John II. Koat-
ley and George A. Holmes wro named.
Mr. Holmes was nominated , ho receiving
10 , and Col. Kcatloy 11. The nomina
Lion was then mada unanimous.
For city treasurer , Mr. Ilolmcs yarned
lMi Clausen , nnd moved his nomination
by acclamation. Carried unanimously.
For superintendent of markets , Mr.
Million named W. II. Almy ; Mr. Waiters -
tors named David Pylos ; Mr. Spotman
named William Oalvin. A formal ballot
was taken , resulting in the nomination
of Mr. Galvin , ho receiving 10 , Pylcs 12 ,
and Aimy 2.
For civil engineer , Mr. Rohrcr named
J. F. Brodbock , and moved his nomina
tion by acclamation. Carried unani
mously.
For city marshal , Mr. Million named
J. J. White ; Mr. Mitchell named J. A.
Churchill . ; Mr. Keating named F. H.
Guanolla. A formal ballot was takon. II
resulted , : Guanolla 15 , Cnurchill 10 ,
White 4. Mr. Guauolla was declared
nominated.
For alderman at largo Mr. Frainey , in
a lengthy speech , named John E. Antes.
That gentleman declined the honor in t
modest speech , in which ho said ho die
not want his nnino disgraced by being
linked with such a name as alderman.
Ho invited thorn to turn out in the even
ing , if they wanted to hear him.
W. S. Pottibono and John C. Lee were
named. Mr. Holmes declared that Mr.
Lee was not a candidate. Mr. Walters
said ho was sure ho was. A formal bal
lot was then taken , resulting : Pottibono
20 , Lee 8 , Almy 1. Mr. Pettibono was
declared nominated.
Mr. Lacy moved that G. A. Holmes bo
chairman of the city central committee.
Carried.
The convention then adjourned.
The nomination of assessors was then
made , the delegates of the First and Second
end wards meeting by themselves , those
two wards being ono district , and the
Third and Fourth wards meeting to
gothur. The nominee of the First am
Second wards was Hi Shoemaker , and for
the other district 0. Wesley.
PERSONAL.
.T. K. Taylor , of Now York , arrlvod nt th
PaclBo yesterday.
Hairy ( iroiiobnum , nn old time traveling
man , was registered at the Ogdcn yesterday
W. II. Furlong , Chicago , stops at the Og
don.
don.C.
C. D. Kaston , Corning , IB an Ogilon guest
I. N. Kvanit , a lamber dealer of to 11 wan
koo , is at the Ogdou.
Tamuj K. Dean , Chicago , is registered at
the Ogdon.
Sto\o Larktns , a well known railway con
tractor , was hero yostordny en route for Con
conlla. Kas. , where ho IIM a stone contract on
ono of the roads.
Henry l.ohumu , of Omaha , was In the city
yesterday nnd admired Beclitolo'a now hole
and tested its viands.
J. D. Kulil , Knrllng'n postmaster , vlsltoi
the Bluffs yesterday.
F. II. Urcutt , of Casady. Orcutt & . French
baa gene east after now utock.
Col. II. Root , of Kookuk , the U. S. marsha
for the southern dlitrlct of Iowa , WAS In th
city yesterday.
J. L. Morris , of Harhn , waa nt the Pacific
yoatorday ,
Smialor tWjon In at hufuo for the election
0-morrow. Ho reports that the Mil for the
suloK of improtcinent bonds Is to bo the
[ icclal order In the senate for next Saturday.
The Hardman Upright Pianos are in
so on the European steamers Alaska ,
Lrizona , Wyoming , Nevada , Spain , Wis-
onsin , Abyssinia and Oregon. J. Muol-
er sells them.
lloal Kstnto Transfers
The following doooj were filed for ro-
sord in the recorder's ollieo , February
25 , reported for THE BEB by P. J. Mo-
Mahnn , real estate agent :
G. M. Ouppy to W. B. Cuppy , pt sw J
K and pt nw | sw | , and sel swl , 14 ,
77 , M , eOQO.
Pnilip S. McCandloas to Alexander
McO. Scott , sw | , 21 , 77 , 40 , $2,000.
Alexander McO. Scott to Philip S.
McCandleas , nwj , 21. 77. 40 , $2,000. ,
B. Barry to M. H Hagarty , esoj ,
and w& BWf , aud wA nwi , 1)2 ) , 77 , 41 ,
80,00(1. (
D. 0. Jackson to Martin Nilan , s& sel ,
10 , 75 , 40 , 92,772.
Total sales , $13,372.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTIOB. Special adrertliementi , each u Loet ,
Found , To toan , For Bale , To Rent , Want ) , Board.
lag , etc. , will be liiMrted In tide column at the low
rate ot TEN OENTB 1'Kll LINK for the Or t Insertion
and r'lVK CKNT8 I'KIl UNK for each lubtequeut n.
Hrtlon. ta > e ailvtrtlMinonU at our office , No.
1'carl Street , near Uroaduav
WANTS.
" Aiiluaiuii iipa rmlc or
| rlrl > n a f inlly. Itclornicca furnUncd. Ad *
A. U. 0. , UKK billed , Council lllufln.
WAMlilJ-Ktory liotiym CuunUl llluHito take
Tinlies. I ) lircred by carrier at ouly twenty
r nti a week.
ArANTUD-\BOpdhomc , In nko .location , with
> \ three or four rooms. Addrvftt box No. z6 , UBI
offlio.
I'AI'EllS-Kor ulo at ll otllco , at 25 emu
OLD
a hundrml.
- Klcga"tly turnUhrd oppirtmcnti lij
FOIUtENTKlcga"tly
hoututtltli private ftmlly. lUIoiuuco * 'X'
changed. Addre4i II. W. J. Ilca olHro.
T OItHALE-A Hrtt-cluj ( ct ot.bar fltturti and
i1 pool table , Uicap S. aulditcln , 640 ItioadMi > ) ,
Ctiunnli lllufTn Iowa.
AQKNTB-Tadlei ard gentlemen can make ritm
Uaw wagei by MllluK the "Champion H * om
Btriclherl Md Ironing Bou-J. " UoUlU at 81 DO.o
Any lady can do up flue ihlit wltl.out a wrinkle !
and glo i It u oIooly4tll9l > c tl u Jrluc B. AUJren
for i itlcul r 0. JJ. 8. & i. Co. , BIB ottlco , for one
lun'ith *
LADIES
WE AEE RECEIVING SOME VERT FINE
OUR FINE
For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. Please call and
see our New Stock ,
Z. T. LBNDSEY & CO. ,
112 Broadway , Council Blull's , ) Trvw \
1U VV A
West Side <
Square , Clarmdii , [
MAYNE & PALMER ,
DKAtF.na
Hard and Soft Coal ,
AND WOOD ,
BULK 'AND BABUEL LIME , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT , MICHIGAN PLASTER , HAIR
AND BEWEll PIPE.
No , D39 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
SMITH & TOl4tEK.
Spring Goods LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS , Just Received
7 and 0 Main street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
. OOTT3STOIXJ
THTTIVT TAT TJATRTl ATTORNEY AT LAW. MANAQER OF POTTAWATTAJIIE COON-
UUJLLIN VV. JjjilllJL/i TY COLLECTION AOENOY. Omcocorni.r DroodBny and Main etreet.
JOHN BENO & 00 , GENERAL MERCnANDISE.
, 18 Main utroot arid 17 1'eail Btrcnt
MAX MOHN. CRESTON HOUSE.
. Uotcl. 217 and 219 Main street
Ultt U. Jr WlU.JL.Ut Comer Main and Filth up-etalra. Reald'ence , 809 Willow avenuo.
N. SOETJKZ , JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ,
Ofllco u\or American Express.
SO WAffNTPP LIVERY AND FEED ,
> O VV wCXlTLi Jjlb ; will contract tor lunorala at reasonable rates. 22 Fourth street.
J , M , ST , JOHN & OO..OASH BUYERS ,
Draft by return mall. 148 Broadway.
Q ( VTTTTT CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER ,
GP
i X OIVJ.J.U. . Comer 7th and Broadway. Plans and specifications furnished.
JAMES FRANEY.MERCHANT TAILOR.
. Altlstlo Work and reasonable charges. 872 Broadway.
T TMTlT Xr TT A TJ T1 ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,
lliiNUl W tlAltl , Jaroet Block. Praetlco In state and federal courts.
SANITARIUM
T APPflTT JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ,
0 , ADJDUJ.J. , Notary Publlo and General Conveyancer. 115 Broadway.
TTnTTRP SMITH &NOnTON ,
JULU U OJD | Broadway oppoelta New Opera Uouso. RoOttod $1 , 1.60 per day
All kinds ol /
Engineering I
Land Sur-1 '
r -u W M B H - - - -
Hp i iir-
quantities calculated , I I ROOM 6 , NEW OPERA HOUSE , COlCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
etc. , etc. \ All Orders by IVlall Promptly Attended To.
M. GALLAGHER.
New Store , Fresh Goods , Low Price * and Polite Attendants.
{ First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel ,
LIVE TO EAT. EAT TO LIVE.
RESTAURANT AND CAFE
,
to
Ed. Olltotl 40 < Uroadwaj- , JIcils nt all Hours.
Chef d'cultlno Council { Parties a Specialty.
COAL GIVEN AWAY !
Every one who buys a ton of the celebrated Centervillo coal o Platte
Overtoil , ollice 501 Firat avenue , yard 804 Main street , Council Bluil's.
is entitled to a chunce in the drawing for ono ton of coal , to be given
ciway March 1st , You may thus get
A Ton of Coal for Nothing.
DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS OF
I ALL PAPER Al IllOf
Interior Decorations.
13 S. Pearl Street and 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS
HEATING STOVES
AT COST FOR A SIIOUT TIME ONLY.
CARPENTER'S ' TOOLS
Granite and Tinware. Latest Novelties in Fancy Hardware. A larg
line of oxtiaordinary Pine Carvers.
P. U/DIHUT 504 = Broadway , and 10 and
& WKIurll , 12 Main Street.
CASADY , ORCUTT & FRENCH ,
WHOLESALE'AND RETAIL
And General House Furnishings !
MAIL ORDERS FILLKD CAREFULLY.w
508 Broadway. Council BluiR I OA8ADY. OUCUTT & FllENOII.
( OPPOSITE COUET HOUSE. )
TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE !
Complete Abstracts of Title to oil Lota and Laiida in the County.
Empkie Hardware C
109 and 111 S. Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - ' IOWA.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
! ! 42 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
The only Hotel in this City nn the European plan of
"PAY ONLY FOE' WHAT YOV GET. "
SToTT Building New Furnishings.
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS CENTUALLY LOCATED.
Fine Sample Rooms Elegant Restaurant.
PETER BECHTELE
, PROPRIETOR ,
Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
Merchant Tailoring ,
REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE.
805 South Main Street , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
WHY DON'T YOU
OKTS3ME OF
FITCH BROTHER'S ' CUSTOM SHIRTS ?
Perfect Fitting , Beit anil ChcaposLQFlno Linen Collars a
Ho. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Railway Time Table.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Tbo follow Ing are the tlmoa of the arrhal and do-
arturc of trains liy central standard time , ut tlio ,
octl depots. Trains leave transfer depot ten mln-
rlcr ! aud urrhotcn miuutca later.
CHICAGO , r.uRUNoros' AND QUINCT.
LEA\K. AimiVB.
6:20 : p m Council BIufTj Express , 0.30 a m
t:40pin : ChlcABo Express 0:40 : am
0.45am Mall. 7:00pn : >
KANSAS CITT , ST. JOB A.ND COUNCIL VLOTFH.
0:10 : a m Hall and Express , 0:45 : p in
8:25 : p ni Pacific Express , f > :35 : p m
CHICAGO , JULWADKFK AMD 8T. TAUIi.
S:25 : p m Uxprrsa , 0:40 : a m
0:45 : a m Express , 0.fi : p m
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND AND PlCinC.
fi:30pm : Atlinttr Exprecs , 0.40am
9:60 : a m Day Exprces , O.Wpm
7:15 : am "Dcs Mointa Acccmniodntton , 1:10 : p m
At local depot only.
WADAgll , ST. LOUIS AXD'.PACmC.
" , a m Mall , 4:45 : p m
4SOpm : Cannon Rail , 11:13 : am
* At Tranileronly ,
CIIICAQO and KORTUWK8TXRN.
5:33 : p m Express , 0 50 p m
0.4 > nru 1'acilllo Express , 0:15 : a in
B10UI CITV AND fACIHC.
7:40 p m St P.ul Express , n CO a m
7:20 a in Accommodation , 8..W p m
* 0IOJI TACIFIC.
7M : p m Western Express , S.i9 : a m
1:44 : am 1'aclllc Express , lilpro : :
7:49 : n m Local Exprces , 0.54 a m
2:14 : a m Lincoln Depress ,
At Trail fer only.
HUMUr TIUINH TOOUAIIA.
Leave 8:24-0:21-10-24-11:24 : : : a. ro. I4-2:2J-i.3t- : :
, :24-5:24-6.24-7J4 : : and 11:04 : p , m Bur day , 8:24- :
,0.24a.m. 1:24-3:44-5:24-7:01 : : : : nd 11:0-1 : p. m. Ar-
rho So minutes before leaving time.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO
Consumers of Water !
THE
COUNCIL BLUFFS
City Waterworks Co. .
Hereby announces , IliaMt will put In Btrvlco pipe *
to the curb of the ttrtU on the line ot lt > nmina , a *
eoon ns trio ( nut It out nt the ( tiumiJ , for all pnrtlca
ho < lc ir8comiet.tloiuinado with the street iiwlin
and ulio ulll uiaku uppllcatlon thurctor to the Com
pany
Before March 10 , 1881 ,
, pajahlo In adiancc ;
Until service i < ltx > . 98 2.r
2. ' " . 0 60
8. < " " . 1075
i < < . 1325
1 , ' ' . . . . . . 16 00
The price * Include the root nf opening and cloklng
the vtrett , tapplnir tie utrcct nater main , lurnUlilnir
ard luiertlntr corp rallon C'ck , 'urnl lilnit and put
tlnu' In xtr etroi > i ! lead to < t ICQ pliw , JuruUli Inland
iiuttlnir In curb top , utop box ana co\er coui | > lelo
ind nuklnif all iifc i ry cnun nilon betueeii the
ptrect wottur nulii and the curb of the Btreet trliicl
ureakuut une haf tlie ( fit tu the cuiwutntr vl do
thuainmork . , , ,
In > lowof 'lie confemplateJ jiailn ; ; ot irrialn
eticct lu the vlly , partle * are rccoininruded to
inake application liumediiUl ) , at the office of the
20 Pearl Street.
In crd r to ne the ncrcwity ami a > old the Incrcal
ud vxpente vl bicaLlnir up the > trcct alter ptU
hub ii dune ,
HARRY IIIIIKINDI.VE ,
Chief Engineer.
Council BluD * . February 21 , 1631.
JOSEPH
HARD WOOD
AND
COAL
Corner Main street and Eighth avenue , Coai
Bluffn.
jTJTLowcBt rates and prompt delivery
SILOAM
MINERAL SPRINGS.
Wo guarantee the cure of the following named dls-
jaseir , or no pay : Rheumatism , Scrrlula , Ulcers ,
Catarrh , a 1 Blood and.klndisi.aic8 , DvtpcpslaLiver
Complaint , Kidney and Bladder Diseases. Gout , Ncn-
ralgla and Asthma , These Springs are the favorite
csort of the tired ami doblliutad , and are the
FEEBLE LADII-H BEST FRIEND ,
Good hotel , livery aud bathing accomodatlon both
winter and summer. Locality highly picturesque
and healthy. Accessible by Wab > Bb railway ,
Emna , orC' . , B. & O. , at Albany. CorroponaerjO
solicited , REV. M. M. THOMPSON.
Manager.
Allnnj , Slloarn Springs , ( Gentry Co. , Mo.
ANALYSIS.
Specific Gravity 1.002
leaction Neutra
Carbonic Acid Oas 26 in. per ( rallou
Carbonate Calcium 35,021 Urahu
Carbonate Iron 7,141 "I
iiilplmto Macnesla S8 "
Sulphate Calcium 1,140 "
Chloride Sodium 7,260 '
Sllllca 1,580
Alumina . . . .0,010
Irganicand Volatile matter and loss . . . .1,450
Total Bclldfl per gallon 07,17 *
WRIQIIT & MKRRILL , Chemists.
TUOS. omcHB , n. . rcsir.
OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS.
Council Bluffi
Esiabiisnea 1856
Dealers In Foreign nd cmettlc lid
CORNER PEARLST , AND FIFTH AVE , ,
Onon lo/O a. in. , 2 : 0 p. m nd730p ; m. , Mnn-
( .ay , Wednesday and Fiiday evenli fs oichnhtlv for
the lyOinpIo tlulj. . , M-"I1U
tf Mu io on Tucsdiy and Thuridny n eningf.
ADMISSION , * ZS CENTS.
No objectionable characters wilt be admitted.
CHAPMAN & MARTENS , PltOl'RIETOKS.
Mrs , H , J , Hilton , M , D ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ,
222 Middle ) Um < 'V "y. Council Bluflu ,
R. Rice M. D.
o' other tumors removed without the
knife or drawing ofUood.
CHRONIC DISEASES ° < M ° * ° * * * *
Over thirty yeari prai.tlc.il exporlenou. Office No.
6 Pearl street , Council Dlufla
IjrCouiultatlnu free
AN APPOINTMENT !
That Must Be Met.
It U appointed untn into onca to die , but alter thl
JiuiKuiint. ami nhuacuver \ < im nuc written In tna
houlcef life uuaiBtinto the like of flrtr , Filenrf ,
If jou wtratodieto-nlglit , howMouldlt beuitlMouj
A. OVEUTON ,
W. R. VAUGHAN.
Justice of the Peace.
Uinatia ana. Council Jilutir. .
Itcal entile rollec nn ifcm OIIFtJi * .10
JACOB 8IUa E , P. OADWELL.
CAOWELL ,
Attorneys -at-Law ,
COUNCIL , BLUFFS , IOWA
Office , Ualn Htrett. iloomi I cd bhunrt & ifo-
Uabon'i Wook. Will practice lu State and bdeitl
Bourti
