Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-24
limo MENTION.

See Joseph Refers spring styles.
Additional local on seventh PAGE.
Close up shop this afternoon and
take In the races.
The water works company Is fenc.
Ing Its Glen emu reservoir.
Pools on the races are being sold
nightly at the Ogden house.
Tho board OF equaliz alton IL still
putting In nightly work on the books.
Ben Hogan still draws crowds to
hear him talk. He strikes from the
shoulder.
Isn't 1t about time that Council
Bluffs had another spasm In favor of
the electric light
There are good many small honses
being built In the city and yet the dc.
mand Is far from being met.
To-day the postofic 30 will be closed
from / to 6 O'Clock p. m. But the
carriers will make their collections as
usual.
The stone reservoir Of the water
works has been soddsd. The job was
finished last evening, To-day the
work of liuipg 1t will be commenced.
The register of the Hotel de Fields
yesterday morning showed but three
new arrivals: Ed. Chamberlain,
drunk; 9. Dsnton, lodging for one,
and George Gleaebary, profans langu.
age ON the streets.
Charles Nicholson, against whom q
complaint for disturbing the peace wa.
entered some time ago, has arranged
to plead guilty this morning rather
than fight the case.
Blck, the man who 80 badly slsshet
bis brother.in.law Flahire with
razor yesterday, waived examination
and was sent back to jail to await tn,
action Of tho grand jury. His vlotiu
Il In q fair way to eoover.
Bsyliss park never looked NOR
beautiful than now, but Falrmoun
park Is the gem for fine natural acsne
~, and every one who visits the cit,
should take . drive through 1t.
The soribes In the reporters stan'
were placed under the usual obligs
lions yesterday to Jack Peregoy 10
keeping the boys we'll supplied Wit
cigars from the stock of PereQoy I
Moore.
Mrs. Ira Smith, widow of the forme
popular clerk of the Ogden house, VIII
died about two years sgo of small
pox, Is about to be married to O promi
nent citizen OF Boone. At least 8
says rumor supposed to be authentic
The Nonparsil Is wonderfully afrai
that some one will find out that Couu
oil Bluffs has new evening paper, an
that The BEE office In Council Bluff
has new presses and material for a 10
department. The poor old grand
mother, realizing her dotsge some
what, tries to ignore the enterprise @
young blood.
Tabur college has started a neat III
tie paper, which ought to take hig
rank at once among the college paper
The college seems to be thrivin,
President Brooks, on his last trip cas-
In the. interest Of that institution, q
cured over $16, 900, making the tot
receipts for the college from benevt
lent sources during the college yei
$22. 500.
The justices Of the peace shou
take due notice of Q decision made |
Judge Ayles worth yesterday, al
keep their books as we'll as themselv
posted. An Injunction was asked {
to keep q justice from issuing an ex
oution on a Judgment, because Il
justice had neglected to enter Il
judgment on his book al required
law. After celebrating over Il
matter fer several days Judge Ayle
worth has granted the injunction.
The scarcity OF convictions In pr
portion to the number of crlmiu
cases brought before the justices
the peace In the city Is auiIe notice
BILE. 1t seems that every petty cou
plant, growing out Of. some ne'ghbc
hood jangle over the division fence
made the excuse for some warrant b
Ing Issued, until the costs for cas-
which amount to nothing exceed
big odds the costs In cases where
appears some real offsnse has be
committed. More care should be q
ercised In granting warrants, II I
interests Of taxpayers are to bs &C
suited, to say nothing Of the reput
aon Of the scores Of people involve
and who from the prevalence of
quittals are evidently innocent.