G OMAHA DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , MONDAY , MA5 ; , 1884.
THE DAIO BEE ,
OOUNCIL BLUFFS
Monday Morning ! May 5
SUBSCnUTION HATES.
Ty Carrier - - - - - - - ZO nonts per wee *
By MM ! - - - 10.00 per yew
No. 7 Pearl Btroot , N ar Broadway.
MINOK MENTION ,
See J. Roller's , spring goods.
The May term of the superior court
opens to-day.
The running loam is now in practice
for the De/i Molnes tournnmont.
The circuit court of Mills county opens
nt Glonwood to-day , Jud o Lyman presiding -
siding ,
Jenkins , for obtaining board from
Giles tinder false pretences , was acquitted
Saturday.
Rav. James P. Duo , of Kansas City
prcachod in Broadvray Jlotliodial church
.yesterday.
Permit to wed. has boon given J. I.
Ladson , of Sloan , and Iluna K. Petersen -
son of Crescent.
No shows at the opera house this vrook.
This will bo titno for the orchestra to rest
and tune its instruments.
The sidewalk about the now oporn
house is to bo of concrete , "ami the vrcrk
will commence to-day.
John Keller is propairng to build a
throo-atory brick building adjoining the
Masonic toinplo on the south.
The mayor says the city is safe as long
as such mon as Charles Nicholson
are in the fire department. Perhaps
so.
Wm. Armstrong , the traveling agent
wanted at Forest City , Missouri , is out
on bail and his case continued thirty
days.
days.Tho
The horse stolen from Win , Bentley ,
of Randolph , lost Sunday , was a brown
pacer who could make n milo inside of
2:30.
2:30.By
By the now time table the dummy
train loaves on Sunday for Omaha at 9-30
and 11:35 : a. m. , and 2:30 : , 4:30 : , 6:35 : and
11:05 : p. m ,
All the churches commenced running
on the now time table yesterday , the
evening services beginning at 8 o'clock
instead of 7:30.
At the Congregational church yesterday
day there was an observance of the
Lord's Supper , and ono now member ro-
coivo'd into the church.
The residence of Frank Shoploy , a
milo or so south of Avoca , burned last
week wiih part of the contents. Total
loss about $1,500. Insurance § GOO.
The institution of the deaf and dumb
proposes sending specimens of its educa
tional work lo the national toachora' con
vention , Madison , Wis. , next July.
' I' The alarm of fire
f' Saturday night prov
I 1 ! ' ed to bo a false ono. Both Tomploton
and Walters turned out but as there was
no occasion for work there was no con.
flict between the two chlgfs.
The Grand Army boys though grow
ing gray mot Saturday evening and
planned somouhat for gDocoration day.
Department Gdmmandcr Millar , of Wat
erloo , waa prosont/md gave a lively talk.
The shooting for the prize of a silver
watch , at the gallery on Broadway , was
decided Saturday , the tie between Dr.
Cook , 0. Westfall , undL. Harlan being
ahot off. West ! ol won it.
The Nonconformist , of Tabor , which
.has had , Bomo financial troubles lately ,
has in ita platform now a plank that
"all laws for the collection of debts shall
bo abolished. "
The city council moots this afternoon
at two o'clock to hoar the dreary reading
of Boveral pages of minutes , but will
probably not attend to the other rogulai
business until the evening aogsion.
Omaha does not yet bring to the froni
anyone to contest John Eponotor's claim
of being the fastest ono milo and twc
milo skater. Until some ono cornea tc
the front , Council Bluflg claims the cham
pionahip. ,
The voters hero insist on having ono o
their number appointed to the polici
force on account of a promise made t <
thorn before election. Walters' succcs
makes thorn have fresh faith in'Bucl
promises.
The Avoca , Herald says it is BO quiet ii
that town that the good staid old deacon
are fooled , and may bo soon cautious !
picking their way down book alloys wit
fishing tackle in their hands , thinking i
is Sunday.
A man named Odoll got full of Avoe
corn-juico and when he started for horn
his mule team ran away , throwing hii
out of the wagon and it
juruig him badly. Ono of his ears wt
nearly torn off , and ho Buffered seven
thumps and bruises.
Ohos. Harder has been arrested on
.charge of obtaining money under fal :
* . pretenses and will have a hearing to-da ;
Mo was in the employ of Hayea & Glo
400 up to the first of April , and it
claimed that ho collected a bill of M
Bravm after that date , and pocketed tl
'
amount.
A yoang man who ranks rather tou ;
and who deals sometimes in options , hi
been getting himself in trouble ef late 1
giving checks in payment of bills whc
. be kad HO aumey In the bank on which
draw. He few settled up ono or two
thew affairs and &aa thuajavoidod arrea
but others are > aidvto bejpending.
BO excuM now for dolayh
iiw > clearing tip of tlte alley betwei
P trl tre U , just south
Broadway , and it is hoped Hint this sea
von it will not bo allowed to bo used as r
slop receptacle.
The postofllco hours on Sunday are sr
that none but the ungodly are given :
fair show to got their mail. The office if
open only from 1030 ; a. m. , to 12 , jusl
the hours when the church folks are ox <
pooled to bo in the pews , so that the
prompt cnurch goer gets no chnnco foi
his mail.
Mrs. Wostcott , whoso husband is about
to start a trunk factory hero , is annccorn
plishod linguist , and at their old home
in Oahkosh , Wisconsin , had private
classes in Gorman and French and mot
with much success. She is considering
the advisability of organizing classes hero ,
There scorns to bo an excellent opening
hero for such a teacher.
Chief Tomploton has boon served with
notices signed by the mayor and Alder
men Mynstor , Goiso , James and McMahon -
hon , informing him that 0. D. Walters
is elected chief , and ordoiing him to turn
over the property in his possession ; but
ha refuses to do so , claiming that ho has
not boon removed , has not resigned , and
that Walters 1m not been legally elected.
Jacob Noumayor opened his hotel on
Broadway in flno shape Saturday evening
with a ball , a big supper , and other
requisites of a good timo. The hotel has
boon so remodeled and built over that it
is about the same as a now building ,
while the furnishings throughout are en
tirely now. Ho will doubtless got hia
full share of the public patronage , and is
among the few men who know how to
please the public in running n hotel.
Mayor Vnughan denies that ho has ap
pointed fifteen special police on account
of the trouble in the fire department.
Ono would infer from the denial that ho
had not appointed any special police , but
ho did appoint throe ono at each
houso. Ho says that they had no in
structions to interfere with the depart
ment or its workings , but simply to pro
tect property , as n water main had
burst and there might bo n great firo.
Rather gauzy.
There was a little sport at the Driving
park Saturday morning , and quite a
gathering of spectators witnessed it-
Littla'Sioux as reined by Charlie Wilson
trotted a milo in 2:25 , without a skip or
break. Lorono and Charlie B. had a lit-
tfo brush , Lorono won the first heat in
2:31 : , and the second in oven bettor timo.
Charlie B. broke badly in both heats.
Wcstmount and Dr. Archibald also
showed their gait and La Belle N. galloped -
loped a milo in 1:51. :
A late number of the St. Charles , 111. ,
C/ironialc contains on extended obituary
notice of Dennis McCalloy , father o
Dan. W. McCalloy , nf this city , who died
at that place on the Idth of April at the
ago of 84 years. All the children , seven
in number , wore present at the time of
his death , except ono son , who lives in
California. The church speaks highly of
his character and of his Influence. Ho
has occupied several prominontfclocal of
fices , was an enterprising business man ,
and at the time of his death owned and
was working oSlorgo quarry.
The interior of Mrs. E. Anderson's
homo on Madison street has boon beauti
fied'greatly of late by decorations and
adornments dono.byMr. D. A. Benedict.
The rooms present a very attractive ap
pearance indeed , the woodwork being
grained , the walls papered and the coilIng -
Ing finished in oil , the designs being
beautiful indeed , and the execution very
okllful. Mrs. Anderson may well fool
proud for such a house , and Mr. Bono
diet certainly merits praise for the skill
and taste shown , ho having done the
work with his own hands. The rooms
will compare in elegance and beauty with
any in the city.
The aldermen are blaming everybody
but themselves for the agitation over the
fire department , and the demoralization
if the fprco. If it had not boon for the
iction of the four aldermen themselves ,
would there have boon any such trouble ,
sortalnly not. They dolled the wishes ol
the department , the wishes of the citi
: ons , plutigod headlong into the oloctior
if a political pot to fill an office , withoul
rat removing the present incumbent , 01
loouring his resignation , and then the ]
liowlod because they have two chiefs 01
heir hands , and "want ovorbody to koo * ]
itill about it , and not make the fact
mblio. Whatever may bo thought o
, ho justice of either Tomploton or Wai
torsaction , or-how much either or botli
are to blame , the council cannot oscap
the censure duo them for plunging th
department into such etato 6f disorder. '
Mayor Vaughan wastes a half-columi
of the Nonpareil in trying to induce thi
public that all is lovely , and that the Tde
partmont is in good shape to fight fire
and citizens need have no alarm. Hi
assuring words are all well enough , per
haps , , ibut | it will iake , ? more thai
Vaughn's aayaoto quiet the nerves of citizens
izons BO long as there are two men [ claim
ing the oflico of chief , and the department
mont demoralized and divided by the at
tiou of the council , In fact the counci
ilsolf is divided on the matter , j
hundred cards may bo published by Maj
or Vaughan in the interest of his pel
Walters , and yet the fact remains thi
the city council by its huty Hl-adviso
and grasping action has thrown the fir
departtnentinto a condition which ma
well cause cituons to fool anxious ac' t
what protection there would bo in cat
of a great blazo. Until Iho dcpartmer
U working harmoniously again t'loro ' i
causa for such anxiety.
Flumes and tips colored , cleaned an
eurled at J. J. Auworda & Co.'n , 31
Broadvray.
A TAX FuyorTboiiumlruiu ,
COUNCII. BLUFFS , May 3 ,
To the IMltor ot Tun BCB.
IB it a fact that a certain alderman ,
meau * the one who was instrumental i
giving away Union Avenue , refuted 1
vole for Walters for chief until Vaughn
had agreed to give him chairmanship of
paving committee , or create another
committee on paving for his benefit.
Kow if this contract is carried out the
important question with the tax payer is ,
who will nuffor , the city or the paving
contractors ? Somebody must como
down. TAX PAYF.U.
1'JMISONAU
T. M. Gowdy has returned from his eastern
trip.
liny IJIxby , son of .T. C. lllxby , Is laid up
with rheumatism ,
Mrs , Hnnnnh Stockwollof Iurllr > gtonKa , *
lo rlelttng Mrs. S. V. Leonard.
KJ. Ilnpheg , tlio MnlnetrDot confectionery
mnn , U confined to his room by bilious fo\cr.
IVfink DnnlolHi wlio rep Smith &
Crlttomlcn's Intorist on the road , spent Sunday -
day lioro.
J. W. Ualrd has rotnrncd froirf his visit to
Mt. Vcrnon , Ipw.-x , where Ills brother Is nt-
tending college.
, r , II. Oanglioy has returned from n nuccesi-
fill trip In Dakota , in the Internal of L. A ,
Caspar , the florist.
Mrs. J , J , Good has returned from the east ,
Kxtcntlvo Improvements have boon made In
this lady's storo.
Mrs. 1'rank Vnn ] lrnnt received the news
Saturday of the ( loath of her grandmother nt
Jlurr Onk , Jillcliitran , She nnd hnr husband
loft for Dial place at once to attend the fun-
oral.
Jnmo.1 Wlldo nnd Nowcll Burclnrd nro oft"
for California whcro they will mnko their fu
ture homo , They wilt keep up with Iho uows
of their old friends in this part of the world
by continuing to peruse Tun liur.
W. Jj. Ucdison nnd wlfo , of CouniH Bluffs ,
wcro hero Sunday lant , on n visit to their son
Harry , \vho IH Wnbash ngont at this Htatlou *
They cairvo down to see young Harry who Is
just ngom. Shonnndoah Hoportor.
ShlpmcntH of Stoulc.
The following is the shipment of stock
at the Union Stock Yards Saturday :
S. Edwards 1 cars cattle 120 head Hastings
via U. P.
D. llnnkln 2 cars cnttlo CO head Brady
Island \lnU.P.
N. S. Crows 1 car mules 10 ! ! head Kearney
vlaU. P.
C. Miller 1 car homes 11 head Kearney via
U. P.
J. O. Flamming 1 car horses 10 hoadiSt.
PnuHlaU. P.
I. M. Henderson 1 car horses 19 head Meade
via U. P.
V. Wolcot 2 cars cattle GO head Schnylor
via U. P.
V. Poaseckl 1 car horses 19 headlSt.Paul via
U. P.
Johnson & Son 2 cars bulls 02 head Ilnwlins
via U. P.
D. Dnnlola 1 car bulls 27 lioad Gilmore via
U. P
Cooper & H. 1 car horses 19 head Hastings
vlaU.P.
H. Knowlos 1 car horses' 18 Load driven
out.
Wnrsuer & G. 1 car cattle 20 head Chicago
via N. W.
Mono , KoROrs & Cd. , 3 cars cattle GO head
Chicago via N. W.
Elwood & T. 2 cars hogs 100 head Chicago
viaN. W.
S. Miller 7 cars cattle 135 head Chicago via
N. W.
Yesterday's shipments wcro :
G. G. Mory , 8 cars cattle , MB head , Chica
go vlh C. & K. I.
J. 'Wyraan , 13 care cattle , 200 head , Chica
go via 0. . & / K. I.
A. Posklo , ono car howcs , 17 head , StPaul ,
Nob. , vln U. P.
N. Cralgni , 14 cars cattle , 500 head , Modi-
clno How , Wyoming , via U. P.
J. R. liush , ono rar cattle , 20 head , Laramie -
mio , Wyoming , ia U. P.
Ronl Estate Transfers.
The following transfers worn filed May
3,1884 , and reported by P.'j.McMahon ,
Council Bluffs :
Susan West to J. W.5 Holmes , sw qr
nw qr , 4 , 77 , 44. § 825.
Prooton Tilton to William F. Burke ,
part so qr sw qr , 0 , 77 , 38. $875.
George E. Smith to B. F. Hake , no qr
and no qr , BO qr , 22 , 77 , 39. § 4,000.
HP. Juason to John Q. Bardsloy , part
oj lot 4 and 5 , block 4 , Judson's second
addition to Nooln. $135.
F.Y. . Lippold to William Lippold , no
qr , 30,77 , 40. $3,400.
Wm. Zurchor to Crawford Curry , sw
qr nw qr , 25 , 74 30. § 1,100.
John K. Skelton to John Bolligor , no
qr BO qr , 4 , 77 , 43. $1200. ;
Total sales , § 11,505
Bushnoll soils railroad tickets cheap to
all points.
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
NOTICE. Special adrcrtlMQionti , eucb 03 Lost
Found , To Loan , For Sile , To Rent , Wants , Board
Ing , eta , , will bo Inserted In tills column at the lov
rate of TEN GENTS PER LINE ( or the first luacrtloi
and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each lubwquent n
ortlon. Leave advortlaomenti ai our ollloo , No.
Poirl Street.'near Broadway
WANTB.
A lUo boy with pony to carry rout
WANTED
for Bit C ll at Council Illulfu B olflce.
Every body In Council BluRB to taki
WANTED . Delivered by carrier at only tweot1
cenU a week.
OLD 1'Al'EUS For sale at B ottlco , at S6 cent
a hundred.
AOKNTS Ladles and gentlemen can make fire
class nago * by Boiling the "Champion Boson
HUCcthor and Ironing Board. " Retail ) at SI.OQ
Any lady can do up a fine elilrt without a wrlnkl
and Kloel It as nlcelyuthoncatlaundrlcacan.Addrca
for p.MtlcuUra 0. B. S. & I. Co. , BBH olQco , for on
month.
"ITtOR BALK General stock of Merchandise , Busl
JC nest tutaWUheil ton years. Good reasons fa
telllntr. Part payment , part time. Adilrcsj 1' ,
BOX Ml. Noola , low a.
Railway Time Table
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following are the times of the arrival and d <
parturo of tralng by central itandard time , at th
local depot * . Tralui leave transfer deiiot ten ml :
U.CB earlier and arrive ten mlnut 9 later , t
ciuoioo , iiuuuNaroM AJ.D QUINCT.
LRiVB. AEMT1
6 J5 u m ChlcAKoKxnrcsa 0.00 a i
B.tOara Fait Mall. 7:00 : pi
EAMA4 CITT , BT. J01 AKP COUNCIL LUm.
10 03 a m Mill and Ktprcu , 1M p I
8.05pm Paclllo Kiprosa , { .CO pi
CUICiQO , MIUriUKM A > 0 IT. rlUU
B. < 5 a m Mall and Kxpnw , 7:10 p I
6,29 p in Exprcu , 0.40 a i
O.li a m Expreu , O.i5 p i
ciuciQO , KOOK IILIND .IAD ricmo.
E O p m Atlintlo ipr u , O. < 0 a i
U M a m Day Kiprces , . e.CO p i
7:15 : a m * Dea Volnei Aooommodatloa , 4:40 : p i
At local depot only ,
'WABABll , IT. LOUIS AKO PACinO.
0 15 a u > Mall , 4:49 : p i
4:60 : pru Canuon Oall , 11:15 : a I
At Tranbferonl .
cmoioo and MOETUVUTUUI. '
630 m Elprelf , 060 pi
8:4 : ! in I'aclflo Ezprew , 0.15 a i
MODI CITT AMD rACIHO.
m 6t. 1'aul Kipiew , 0.00 a i
la Accommodation , fl.W p i
8.00 p m Western Kxprcat , 8.35 ai
11:00nin 1'aclQa Ksprew , 4:40pi :
7:40 : m Load Kinross , O.M i
12:10km : Lincoln Kxprou , .
At Tranilcr only.
DUMWT IJUIKI TO OHilU.
' 'l To7.isoio8. . o-iojo-ii : o . m. lao-sj
8SiWJO-B3tJ J.8S.llM p.m Anlvo M nluut <
txturt leaving time.
* ? &
The only Ilotcl in this City on the European plan of
"PAY ONLY FOR WHAT 911 GET. "
Now Building Now Furnishings.
ALL MODEUN IMPUOVEMENTS-OENTllALLY LOCATED.
Fine Sample Rooms Elegant Restaurant.
PETER BECHTELE , PROPRIETOR ,
Nos , 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council B
IA8ADY , QRGUTT & FRENOH
urtalno , in Lace , Ulk , Turcoman , Etc. Oilcloths , Mattings , Linoleums Etc
Ihoicest Stock West of Chicago. '
ICMomo nnd bo convinced that wo nro headquarters for all goods in our lino.
sSijjhoapest iilaco to buy House Furnishings in the C'ty. '
SfOUNOlL BLUMS , IOWA.
Mtul Orders Pilled Promptly nud wifch Care
MAYNE & PALMER , *
ORATORS IK
AND WOOD ,
BULK AND DAnUEr , LIME , LOUISVILLE AND POlVrLAND CUIENT , UICU1QAN tLABTKB , HAIR
AND SKWKB FIVE.
Ho , DSB Broadway , - . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
All kinds ol 3BK.
taglnccrlng
Land Sur-
> lOAt ) <
calculated uaritltl os , I i ROOM 6 , HEW OPERA HOUSE , COCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
to. , etc. All Orders by Mall Promptly Attended To.
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES ,
Pine Mantels and Grates ,
LYMAN'S GASOLINE STOVES/
Call and see them buforo buying olsowhcro. Stoves and Tinware.
807 BROADWAY ,
JOHN EPENETER , COUNCIL BLTIFES , IOWA.
MMBR N
220 South Main Street , Countil Bluffs , Iowa.
"Wo guarantee our work as first-dais in over manner and style at low pricos.
Wo make a specialty of Groupea , Families , and especially children , which
wo take quicker than a wink. COME AND SEE US.
SCHMIDT & RILEY , Proprietors.
) ! >
OET SOME OF
Perfect Fitting , Beat and Cheapest. Fine Linen Collars and CnEn.
715 * Fourth Street Gounoil Bluffs , Iowa.
Metalic Caskets and Woodin Coffins of all Kinds.
ELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN-DAY AND NIGH
y 3NTo. 3.-3 = 3XT. IVTixixi.t. . , Ooia.aa.ciX
ORESTON HOU B
' EVERYTniNOmSTCLASS
Nos. 217 and 219 S. Main St. , - - COUNCIL-BLUFFS
. J. J.
29 Main Street Council Blutfs.
LIVE TO EAT. EAT TO LIVE.
Awn
to THe
FA ! . Ollhon 4M Broadwny , Mcils at nil Hours.
Choi d'ctilMno Council Bluffs. 1'nrtloH n Specltlty
SIGN , SCENERY AND FRESCO PAINTING A SPECIALTY ,
17 North Main gr. . COUNCIL BLUFFS
3P > © t e > : r O.
DEALER , IN ALL TH.fi LATEST DESIGNS OP
f ALL m
( interior Decorations.
18 S. Pearl Strcob and 20 N. Mnin Street , - 'COUNCIL BLUFFS.
. f's ' Stock Etc ft
Ij \f lLUU.li J I , ,
glTSpcclal atlcntlon to orders mr itall. GOTO OIL BLTJPFS.
Fig leaves are out of atylo , so are goat and she op skin ; shawls and blanki a have
gone by. This is not intended for poetry , but if you want a suit of clothtJ to look
both neat nnd dressy , call on
NORENE & LANDSTROM ,
B EoDroli.ekio.t "XT' t Hears *
Their Prices are Truly Seasonable {
a
The undersigned is paying the highest market price for
Rags.
S. GOLDSTEIN. * - - . - 640 Broadway. Council Bluffs.
HARMAN KELLEY ,
N , MAIN ST. , COW01L BLUFFS ,
JL * JHMfl .
Wo have the The latesb iiov-
finest stock and eltic3 for Spring
all 4 the latest de Overcoats w e
signs to select just re- '
from. ceived. See them
NONE BUT THE LEADING
HANDS BEST OF EMPLOYED. SKILLED MerclHiDt Tailo rs
7 and 9 Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
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14 Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFF.S , IOWA. ' (
New Goods Now Open
JL
ARKNE
Spring Stock Complete in all Departments.
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CARPETS ! CARPETS ! CARPETS !
.
IN ALL GRADES.
The Latest Styles , Choicest Patterns
Of all kinds , Dimension and Color , Rugs , Mattings , Etc.
HarknessBros.CttBLOTFS