Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, June 25, 1887, Page 6, Image 6
0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEESATURDAY. : . JUNE 25. 1887 , THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS 9FFICE , WO. 12 , PEARL STREET. Delivered by carrier In nnr rnrtof thocltjrai twenty ctnU per week. H.W. TJLTOH , . . . Manager. TKLEPIIONES : BtRwrgsOincE. No. tt , MIGHT EDITOR No. in. MINOR MENTION. N. Y.Plumbing Co. Now spring goods atllolter's , tailor. Tlio city council is to meet next Mon day evening to consider touio important matters. Permit to wed was yesterday granted Peter Sievera und Liz/.lo Uosdedt , of Mlndcti. The jury was obtained in the Cross case at Hed Oak yesterday , and the trial is proceeding , Architect Ward is drawing plans for a residence to bo built by H. 0. Cory at the corner of Sixth avenue and Ninth street. Company A , Fifth regiment , known as the Dodge Light Guards , give a ball on the Fourth of July , as does also the Knights ot Labor. The art display at St. Francis academy will bo made Monday and Tuesday , The graduating exorcises will bo hold Tues day evening at 7 o'clock. Admission CO cents. Emil Schurz , the only young man In the class graduated last night , lias an elegant remindorof the event , in the form of au elegant gold watch and chain , the gift of his fattier. Edward llarngan and his New York company are to appear at the opera house on Thursday evening , Juno 'M. nlr ilarrigan will appear in his original character , Dan Mulligan , in ono of his most successful plays , "Cordelia's Aspira tions. " The mortor for displaying tlfo day fire works at the driving park on the Fourth is on exhibition in front of the Mueller music company's store on Main street , they having the contract for furnishing , the day and night fireworks of the asso ciation and also thn Knights of Labor. The A. O. U. and Catholic Knights of Council Ulull's have engaged the Fifth regiment band , and also made arrange ments with the Union Pacific railway for half faro rates on the 1 o'clock Sunday dummy , to attend the laying of the corner stone of St. John's ' collegiate church at Omaha. The brick building recently occupied by Mike Nolan's saloon on Broadway is being thoroughly overhauled and greatly improved. The first floor is to bo occu pied by Charlie Ueislcr as n barber shop and bath rooms. The upper floor is to bo used by Jim Wilson as a club room. The front of the building as well as the interior is to be Improved. A new en trance will bo made in front leading to the second floor. Major H. C. Barnes has n line of samples of G. A. U. cards and for the convenience of the old soldiers who wish to take cards with them to the Grand Encampment at St. Louis , ho will allow them to make their own selection , and furnish them 100 cards at the wholesale price. Pryor's Boo job oilico has agreed to print all orders free. Pryor never has charged anything for "Old Soldier" printing , and ho says ho adheres to his rule in this instance. Urs. Hanchctt & Smith , ollice No. 13 , carl St. , residence 120 Fourth st. Tele- hone No. 10. J. W. & E. L. Squire make beautiful abstracts of title and deserve the success they are enjoying. Spirit L/nko Sleeper. Commencing Saturday evening , Juno 85 , a Pullman palace sleeper will leave Council Bluffs daily at 7:10 : p. ni. for Spirit Lake via the Sioux City route , ar riving at Hotel Orleans at 7:30 : a. m. for breakfast. Excursion tirkcts now on sale and berths reserved at ticket oflices , 421 Broadway and depots. For Sale. Two drug stores in central Nebraska. Good thriving towns. Will invoice from H.OOO to $2,500. Apply to llAitLE , HAAS & Co. , Council Bluffs , Iowa. Personal Paragraphs. M , S. Stout , owner of the Ogden , has gone to Texas on a business trip. T. McK. Stuart , a prosperous Clarinds farmer , was at Bechtolo's yesterday. Harry Birkinbino. of the water works company , la enjoying a brief visit fron bis brother. Tom Mulviiull , the Omaha bill poster was In the city yesterday assisting the Barrett show people in putting up thoii bills. I. M. Hay is still suffering from the no cidont which occurred seine weeks ago , but is recovering as rapidly as could be expected. Setli F. Hasklns , n former resident o this city , u conductor on the K. C. road and at present ticket agent at Peoria , 1 : in the city. Captain J. T. 'Anderson , of the mer chants' police , expects his wife homo thii evening. She has1 been visiting friend ; in Cnstaaa , Ja. , for a month past. Mr. Hobson , who has been serving as local editor of the Globe , loft yesterday morning for his hoTno in Wiscassett , Me" Although a resident of this city for a fov months only , ho has won many friends who regret that his stay hero should b < BO brief. Ono thousand head of ono , two am three-year-old steers for sale. Will civ credit to reliable parties. Enquire of A J. Greonamayor , Pacific House. For rupture or hernia , call and got Oi Rico's now invention. It makes a mai of you in five minutes , No. pain. No 11 Pearl street. On Saturday afternoon. July 3 , at 2:8 : o'clock , the owners of Lakoviow additio : will put on sale at auction ono hunitro lots. This beautiful addition lies bo twcon Wray's anil Mark's landing , over looking Lake Mauawa. It is on the un\ motor line , on the best drive to the lake nnil only two miles from the postoflicc Those lots will doubtless sell like he cakes. * MyiiBtor'a Hand. W. A. Mynstor has for a long Urn known that there was good bulldin eand upon his place near the city , but : has boon a matter of doubt as to tli quantity , and the case of procuring 1 In digging out dirt for the approaches t the Union Pacific bridge the discover has been made that there is a line san bank upon his land. From the indict tions thus far apuarcnt it seems that tli bed is fully llfty foct through. This dl covery naturally is a gladsome ono fc It" Mr. Mynster , and ho was yesterday fee Ing quite jubilant about it. If it provi RS great a find as now appears , tbci seems to bo a little fortune in it. Tl sand is where it can easily bo got , an the facilities are such as to render withiu roach of both the Omaha an Council Blufl's markets. There is a gro ; demand for such sand in Omaha , ar there will bo a demand for it on th ido , in paring lower liroadway , and i making other improvements within on : reach of this bank. Mr. Myneter is to I congratulated. Latest Improved gasoline stpves at lOi Main street. W. A. Wood. FINDING MINERAL WEALTH , Favorable Prospects For Iron Mines , AB Well As Coal , Near the Oily. POINTS ABOUT PAVING. Opening a Rand Bnnk Work on the Club llooin8--OrnluatliiK Exer cises of the High School Personal Mention , The dull. DTho Club is progressing finely. A largo number of business men and pro fessional gentlemen have enrolled them selves on the list , and the rooms over the First National bank and the Manhattan arc being fitted up , The partitions arc all in now and the plastering and other work will bo pushed right along. The front room on Broadway is a spacious one for a parlor. Back of this is n largo billiard parlor , then an ollice , with cloak room , closets , toilet rooms , etc. In the rear is a kitchen with store room , pantry and other needfuls. All of these rooms open into the hallway and into each other , in the ljlumer building and con necting with those rooms arc two largo dining rooms. The rooms will bo fur nished just as soon as they arc ready and the furnishings are to bo elegant. It is the purpose of the Club to have all the needed facilities for happily entertaining any visitors who como to the city , as well as provide for themselves a pleasant place for social converse. No residents of the city will bo allowed the privileges of the rooms except such as are members , and the members cannot invite residents of the city to the rooms , Friends from outside of the city will bo entertained here , how ever , and the club will bo made n practical means of helping the city as well as a social delight to those who belong. The enterprise is in the hands of leading citizens , and the roll of members already includes a largo num ber of the representative men. Those who have not already placed their names on the roll should do so at once , as the limit of charter members id about readied. When this limit is reached , the price of admission is to bo raised. The entcrpriso is an assured success , and the club will soon be occupying its parlors and be in running order. Paving Blocks. At the city clerk's office there is on ex- hiuition some of the cedar blocks taken from Oakland avenue. This paving was laid about three years ago , and it was supposed that it would last for ton years It is claimed that in taking up some of it to lay water pipes the discovery was made that while the upper surface of the blocks looked all right , the blocks wcro badly rotted on the under side. Several of tiicso blocks are being shown as sam ples of the rapid decay of wooden pave ments. Before any more such paving is laid there should bo some oflicial and thorough examination to decide whether the Oakland avenue paving is really go ing to decay so rapidly as is claimed , or whether the blocks shown as samples arc the exception , blocks overlooked by the inspectors when the paving was laid. If he fault is with the inspectors this should o shown up , and if with the paving tsclf it certainly is a still more important matter. The residents and property owners on fourth street are getting impatient for lie paviner of that street. The sewer low on that street , between Broadway itid Willow avenue , seems to be the chief lauso for delaying the work. The prop- : rty owners want the paving , and arc cady to pay for it , but there seems to bo omo Hesitancy on the part of the authorities because ot the sower. This icwer is so constructed that it requires cleaning out after every rain , as it fills with mud. It is claimed that this is duo o the faulty attempt to run water up iHl , and that the sewer needs to be re built. There should bo a practical sewer before the paving is done , but the prop erty owners on that street do not see low the sewer will be any better a year 'rota now , than now. They say that f a now sewer must bo built then it should bo built at once , so that the pav ing can bo dono. They want the paving. Streets are being paved which do not "lave ono-third the travel and this , ono of .ho most important thorofares in the city , is loft'worso than a country road. It is proponed by some to have a portion tion of this strcot paved with brick , so as to thoroughly test that mode of paving , 'hero being so much said now-a-davs in aver of it. If bricK paving should bo bund to bo practical it would be a great thine for Council Bluffs , for instead oi sending so much money out of the city for paving material , it would bo kept hero , and the money expended for Coun cil Bluffs material and labor. For female diseases and chronic dis eases of all kinds , call on Dr. Ilice , No , 11 Pearl street , Council Bluffs , Iowa. Finding Coal And Iron. Some pieces of iron ere are being ex hibited by Justice Schurz , W. A. Myn- stor , F. J. Day and others , they being samples of a find about nine miles south of the city. The matter is being enthusi astically but quietly discussed , and what its future revelations may be no ono can tell definitely yet. The place which has been attracting so much attention con sists of about eighty acres , in the edge ol the bluffs loss than ton miles from the city. The owner of this land is a black smith , and he has had a little forgo foi some time. There is quite a romantic sort of a story about the way ho has been supplying his forgo with coal. A shorl distance from the forge , in the side of the bluffs , is bis coal cellar. It is one whicl nature has filled. There ho a long time since discovered a little coal cropping on of the surface , and he has boon dig ging away at this , as his forg < needed a supply , and has been following up the vein until he has dug quite a dis tauco into the bluff. The vom is n veri light ono and not worth working excep for the limited needs of his little forgo The presence of coal there has beci known for some time , but it has not bcoi supposed that it existed in sutllcion quantities to pay to work. Lately a now revelation is made. It i found that the bluff is full of a rooky lava-looking formation , which has ox cticd attention. Some of it bore ovi deuce of being full of iron , and on spec miens being scut away for analysis it ap pears that it is OS per cent iron. Tli matter is being looked into more care fully , for there is a belief that there i enough iron to pay to wore , and if so , i would prove a great enterprise indeed The supposed iron ere is plenteous am the assays thus far show it to be rich. It is thought there are larger veins o coal than the one being used for the littl forgo. The nature of those can only b determined by future development From the examination thus far made i appears that below the supposed iron or there is a strata of limestone , and bolo > that is supposed to be the other veins c coal , it there is any coal at all. Tlios who have been conversant with the fact ! are quite confident that there is a goo show for both coal and iron to be dove oped there. The pieces of ere which ar exhibited indicate that the discovery ! more than more talk , and that the hope of what may bo developed are more tha more day dreams.The grounds are t be examined carefully , and doubtless some money will bo expended bv the owner In developing them sufficiently to satisfy him and the public concerning the value of the llndi Received New Diplomat ) . The gradufling exercises of the Coun cil Bluffs high school are always events of great interest , and the interest seems increasing year by year. The class grad uated this year consists of an even dozen and only ono gentleman among the twelve , Emll Schurz , son of of Justice N. Scburz. Mr. Schurz has acquitted himself nobly in his studies , and last evening his graduat ing oration on "Life" showed that his studies had not been in vain. The 5fouiig ladies of the class gave orations on a va riety of topics , the names and topics bning as follows : Miss Mary Munson "Hidden Forces. " Miss May Kilmore "Heroes , Past and Present. " Miss Josie Clausen "Rlso and Fail.1' Miss Lottie Pile "Tho Golden Ago. " Miss Iva Hatteuhuner "Xantippo. " Miss Nannie llardin "Mint , Arise and Cummin. " Mies Ada Ainsworth "Tho Religion of Shakespeare. " Miss Dora Glass "Lovo of the Beauti ful. " Miss Mira Briggs "American Litera ture. " Miss Mary Finloy "Woman. " Miss Clara Southwell "Tongues. " Miss Munson had the honor of the salutatory , and Miss Southwell of the valedictory , Rev. Dr. Phclps offered the opening in vocation. The music of the evening was varied , and was given by the 1'ifth regiment band , which is so rapidly winning popu larity. Master Willie Murphy gave a very pleasing cornet solo , Prof. Lipfert ac companying on the piano. This was Master Murphy's first appearance in public , and his debut was a successful one , this audience giving him enthusiastic applause. The stage was very prettily sot in rep- rcscnt..tion of a grove , and made more bowery by the graceful but not elabor.ito decorations of vines and flowers. The younc ladies were all dressed in white with flowers for ornaments. The audience was one of the largest ever gathered in the opera house. Every seat was taken and standing room was well occupied , although the programme was necessarily a long one. The orations had in addition to other merits the rare one of brevity. The class acquitted itself in a manner to reflect credit upon the educational system of the city. Individ ually each was rewarded bv numerous bouquets and baskets of flowers besides a generous applause from the audience. To Bo Here To-Day. The state railway commissioners are to arrive on this morning's train to con sider the dillicultios which have arisen between the Manawa motor railway and the several railway companies whoso tracks are to bo crossed by the motor lino. It is hoped and believed that matters can bo so arranged that no great delay will be caused in the construction of the motor lino. Belle of Bourbon Ten-year-old whisky. Equal parts of sweet milk and Hello of Bourbon whisky will in many cases cure consumption , and will benefit any con sumptive. Sold by bottle everywhere , f 1.25 per quart. Take no substitute. iat Yallil itumpti IK Uildf of Contt. YIELDS TO EVERY MOVEMENT OF THE WEARER. Owing to the DIAGOIUI , FUmCITT of the cloth ( lilcll our patents cover exclusively ) will flt porfprtlv flr t tlmevcuin. Requlira no bu > Unr In. BONKl lUTt BSMI by Ktller after bctnjr worn tt-n dayIf not found th most FKIIFEUT PITTlNn. IIKAI.TIIFUI. . nnd romrorfittile Corset ever worn. Hold by nil One-class dculcm. CltOTTY BROS. , Gblcuuo , 111. CROCKERY , LAMPS , GLASSWARE , AND FINE POTTERY. Prices Very Low , W. S. HOMER & Co. , A'O. 23 MAIN ST. , COUNCIL BLUFFS , I A : O. B. ALLEN , Engineer , SuveyorMapPublisher [ , Over No. 12 North Main St. City and county maps , of cities and counties N. SCHURZ , Justice of the Peace. Oflieeiver American Kxpiess. OFFICER < B PUSEY , Council BlulTs.Iowa. Established J857. E. S. BARNETT , Justice ot the Peace , 15 Broadway , Council Bluffs. Refers to any bank or business house in thi city. Collections a specialty. BRIGG HOTEL" BEST HOUSE. [ AMERICA L. J. MARKS& Co. Grain and Provision Commis sion Merchants , 1O and 12 Pacific Avenue. Grain nd I'rotliloni bought and ( old OB marglr on the Chicago Board ot Trade. Corrtipondenea Helled. Oallrur we Mr market letter lent oaappl MUOO. Utmeuce-CvrB Kxcbanga Bank , GUc o. SPECIAL SALE DURING- THIS WEEK , AT Eisenian's Peoples' Store , IN WASH DRESS GOODS , Iho largest department in the west will bo opened to the public , this week , with thousands of the greatest bargains over oflered. Lawns , Seersuckers , Sateens , Hatistcs , India Linens , Victoria Lawns , Mulls , Nainsooks , India Mulls , and every other known make of Summer Wash Goods will be in this great sale at prices way below any iormcr ( ( notation. All of our summer stock must bo closed out during this and next month to make room for the coming season's goods. Lace Knibroiilenes , White Goods , Kucliings , Tuckings , Muslin 'Underwear Ladies' , Misses' and Children's CSau/.o , litilhriggan and Silk Underwear , llusierv Gloves and Mitts , Corsets , Linen Collars and Cufl's ) , Chemisettes and many other goods to bo sold during this great sale regardless of cost or value. FANS AND PARASOLS AT HALF PRICE DURING THIS GREAT SALE. Liberal Reduction on Domestics and Linens at this Special Sale. Conic to the People's store mid HOC what we vim do for yon. Men's FiirnUIiing Goods , Men's lIoHlcry , illi'ii'H Underwear , Men's Suspenders , Men's Night .Shirts , Men's Handkerchiefs , Hie n' * I > ress Shirts , Men's Suminer Coals , Men's Fancy I'e route Shir Is , Men's Summer Coals and Men's Working Shirts , Men's lints and Cap , Men's Flannel Shirts , MenS ( tools and Mioes , Men's Uiiluiindricd Shirt * , All To Be Sold at Greatly Reduced Prices During This Week's ' Special Sale ! Bargains in our Cloak and Suit Department During This Week. Lndlc'g Wraps , Ladles' Jackets , Ladies' Jerseys , Ladies' Shawls , Ladies' Calico , Sateen , Lawn , India Linen and Gingham Wraps , elegantly trimmed with fine Embroideries and Lnccs at greatly reduced prices at this week's sale. New sample line of Wash Suits , made up , to be closed out at half price during the week. Como and see us and do not delay as these goods are selling at these reduced prices ; come in time and get the lirst selection. Henry Eiseman & Co. , 314 , 316 , 318 and 320 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , . . . IOWA. Mail Orders receive prompt attention , BEST MAKES AND HIGHEST GRADES OF Pianos and Organs Persons wishing to purchase instruments will find it to their interest to cull on us. Instruments Timed and Repaired. We never Till to give snlUfnctioii. Over 2O years' Experience in EMano and Organ Work. Swanson Music Co. No. 327 Broadway , Council Blufl's , Iowa. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. Special advertisements , Buch us Lost , Fo.ind oLoan , For Sale , To Rent , V tints , Bonrdlnir , etc. , will bolnsortod In this column nt the low ratoof TEN CUNTSPRU LINE forthofirst Inser ted and /Ivo Cents Per Line ro.-cach subsequent Insertion. Leave advertisements at our offlco No. 12 Voarl street , near ilroadwiiy. Council Uludg. WANTS. I ANTKD-Bccoud cook at Ilcchtelo's Hotel. BALE The ontlro furniture , bar room POU fixtures und Idtclion utensils of tliu Ht. l.ouls lioiiHO. rnqulro of Jacob Noiuiuiycr , Noutnuycr's hotel , Council DIutlB , ItHNT Coul sheds , ofllco ixnd icules , ono FOH - house. U. Mayno , tiWCthnve. A Rood cool : find ctrl for coiicial WANTED In n finally of four , Mrs. Thomas Oflicer , No. K > 1 Willow nvonuo. BALB-Or Trade Six sections of Rood FOH In Lincoln county. Nub. , on U. P. railway. Call on or address Udell llrog. k Co , , lOil IVarl St. , Council III u Us. W 'ANTED A good girl for general house work. Apply at TUJ Sixth avcnu < j. LATEST NOVELTIES lu Amber , TortoiseShell etc.Hair On nnmcnts , as well as the newest nov elties in hair goods. Hair ( foods niadcto order Mr * . C. L. Gillette 20 Main St. , Couiicil Bluffs , Iowa. Out of town work solicited , and all mall orders promptly attended to. Star Sale-Stab fes and Mule Yards Urtmdwuy , Council Ululls , Opp. Dummy Depot E CO Horses and mnles kept constantly o hand , for sale at retail or in car load Orders promptly filled by contract on short notice. Stock sold on commission. SHLUTKK & BOLEV , Proprietors. Telephone No. 11 Formerly of Keil Sale.- Stables , corner lt. avo. and. 4th it . ' ' BEST LIGHT LIVERY GIT'S- . The finest of driving horses always on hand and for sale by MASE WISE. lias a complete line of [ ' 1 1 I'll * Largo hats In white , black and all colors. Fat- tern bonnets , huts and toques , a specialty. No 1014 Uouglns St. , Omaha , REAL ESTATE , Vacant Lots , Lands , City Residences and Farms. Acre property In western part of city. All soiling cheap to make room for spring stock R. P. OFFICER , Real Estate & Insurance Agent , Itoom 6 , over Oflicer & Tusey's Dank , Cou niuirs. Finest Landaus Coaches and Hacks in City. WILLIAM WELCH , OFFICES ; No , 418 Broadway The Manhattan , Telephone No. 8 Na. 615 Main Street , Telephone No , 93. OHN V. ETONB. JACOB BI1II STONE & SIMS , Attorneys at Law , cticc in the State and Federa Court ! Room * 7 and 8 ShUgart-Bcno Block , 4O1 Special Bargains ! Beginning Monday , June 13 , at HARKNESS BROTHERS. Parasols at greatly reduced prices to close the season's stock. 4O1 Black Lisle Thread Hose , good ones at 25c The present invoice of this splendid hargain is nearly sold , 4O1 Remnants of Dress Goods and Silks at prices to clean the counters , 4Ol Ginghams , Seersuckers and White Dress Goods in a very great variety. We are headquarters for Carpets of all kinds. 401 Broadway , Council Bluffs , N. B. Special attention given all orders by mail. O. CT. Real Estate Broker and Dealers Council HIuft ( Olllre , Maioiilc Temple. Onuilia Oillce'o . 1 i I North 10th direct. Particular attention given to In venting . l ° u ml * for 11011 - renl- dciit * Special bargain * in lot * On aerc property . in Oniulia & Coun cil UlnlU. . Correspondence nolle- itecl. : BECHTELE'S NEW HOTEL , Best $2.00 a day house in the west. > LOCATION , THE BEST , FIBST CLASS TABLE , SAMPLE BOOKS and ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES ! Regular : : Boarders : : Reduced : : Rates. ' GARDEN HOSE , team , Gas and "Water Pipe NEW YORK PLUMBING COMPANY , No 552 Broadway , - Council Bluffs , Iowa . Mull Order * Ship pcd Promptly. Jrl