The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-06-12
- n passing Up Broadway, on the pr

rating. II, 8
/ az n passing up Broadway, on the prop
sr side, it i. almost impossible 70 keep from
casually peering into the Young America
Clothing Store of MAY I We'll. They
have perfect avalanche Of Clothing Of III
shades, styles, size and price, TO say moth
ing Of choice selection of Nebraska "scid-
cots.'' These latter, they are determined
to smoke out, we should judge, from the
fne lot of Cigars lying around loose. Drop
in and take look at the ecritters"-both
feline and "long- nine." r 49,. ~
~ We learn that the vote in Iowa coun-
~ on the 10th, resulted in favor of . loan
to the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad, by
majority of about 100. This is the third
or 4,h attempt of the friends Of the Rail-
road in that county to carry this loan. There
is nothing like trying.
vWelearn from the st. Joseph Gazette
that a difficulty occurred at Lawrence, between
Jim Lane and Col. Jaius Jenkens, . prom
inent and wealthy citizen of Lawrence, in
relation to claim. 1t appears that both
were armed, and after some words, Lame
pulled out pistol and inflicted mortal
wound his antagonist returned the shot,
but with little effect. Lane is now in prison,
awaiting his trial at the next term OF the
District Court to be held in Lawrence.
-o4
r~ The Surveyor Generals Office for
Kansas and Nebraska, is now open st Ne
braska City for the transaction of business.
At the last accounts, John Candlebox had
not arrived, though daily expected. We
sympathize with Nebraska City, and hope it
may be spared the disgrace of being gener-
ally known as the residence of that notorious
scoundrel John Candlebox Calhoun.
Carter + Csurtrixht.
This firm is doing business at the old
stand of PORTER & CARTER. They have just
received heavy consignment Of Hats,
Caps and Ready Made Clothing, of thelatest
styles, which they will sell cheaper than can
be purchased in this city. Give them call.
GaIphinism.
The wind was recently taken entirely out
of the sails of Locofoco Journals, about the
Galphin fraud, so-called, by the assertions
of Senators TooxBs and HAMMOND, in their
places in the Senate, that it was entirely an
honest and fair transaction.
Proceedings Of Common Council.
FRIDAY, June 4th, 1858.
The Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Alderman ALLEN, Cassidy, CocH-
RAN, CARPENTER, HAcG, LEWIS, NYE, ROGERS,
SHOEMAKER and TREYNoR. The Mayor not
being present, Mr.. TREVOR was called to
the Chair. The records of last meeting
read and approved.
Mr.. ALLEN from the Committee on Fl.
nance to which was referred the account Of
Officer & Co., reported, that in accordance
with instructions of the Council, they had
measured the curbing furnished the city by
said Officer & Co., and found the amount
to be ass feet. Whereupon the amount va,
referred back to the same committee.
Ordinances ssFor the Protection of Side.
walks" and ssFor the Protection Of Orna.
mental Trees" were severally read second
time. And on motion of Mr.. ALLEN, were
referred to the City Attorney.
An Ordinance "To Establish Plan Of
Reference for Street Grades, /" was presented
by Mr.. COCHRAN, and read first time. And
on notion of Mr.. ALLEN, was referred to
the City Attorney.
Mr.. COCHRAN presented m Ordinance etc
Establish the Grade of Broadway" which
was read FIRST time and referred to the
City Attorney. And also, an Odinance etc
Establish the Grade of Madison Street,
Same referenced. .-. ..z
An account of SIS, in favor of N. Russell
for summoning jury to assess damages on
VIM. Bakers lot, was referred to the Com.
mittee on Claims.
An account of $l2, in favor Of A Pilling
for work on streets, was referred to the City
Supervisor, with instruction to certify nc
accounts in advance of the services.
The following accounts were allowed:
One in favor of VIM. II. Folsom for SOC
feet plank sidewalk $500 co.
One in favor of D. N. Griffin, for making
a crate for culvert $l2 CO.
One in favor of J. P. Wagstaff, for taxes
paid on lot No. LOG, it being County prop.