Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14
MINOR NJ ENTlON.

N. Y. p. Co.
Gleason coal.
G. B. Music Co., 53s B'way.
Reiter, tailor, $40 Broadway
Evans laundry, 524 Broadway.
ID. w. Otis, city and farm loans.
Five-foot bamboo eases 90c. Chapman's
Three excursion parties passed through
the transfer yesterday morning.
Next Wednesday the board Of trade will
entertain the Commercial club of Kansas
City.
J. Connors is booked for hearing on the
18th, for running a pool table without
license.
The new hose house question will proba-
bly, be settled at the council meeting next
Monday night.
Jake Souf was hauled IN yesterday morn
ing for creating one of his periodical dis
turbances at the Northwestern house.
Colonel u. B. Daley Yesterday removed
his law Office from the county court house to
handsome suit Of rooms in the Merriam
block.
Deputy County Clerk Craig, Of Avoca, has
rendered his resignation, and on the 22d Will
step down and out. His successor has not
been named.
Friday evening a little child named Carl
Rosenberger, residing on East Pierce street,
while at play fell and broke arm. DIR.
Bellinger reduced the fracture.
At Lake Manawa to-day the Schutzen
Verein will hold q picnic, and u big time
will be in order Music, dancing ana sing
ing will be the order of the day.
There will be a meeting of the trustees
and stockholders of the Council Bluffs and
Omaha Chautauqua assembly at the board of
trade rooms Monday, July 10, at p. IN.
Deputy Sheriff Currie went to Mount
Pleasant last evening in charge of Miss
Belle Phillips, whom he took TO the insane
asylum. Miss Phillips lived at the corner OF
Avenue b and Tenth street
The funeral of Nels Andersen, the Dane
who died from sunstroke sustained while
working on the Milwaukee gravel train, took
place at o'clock yesterday afternoon from
the residence. corner of Sixteenth street and
Ninth avenue
The electric motor company is grading
East Pierce street preparatory to laying the
tracks for its Upper Broadway extension,
and it is stated that the electric cars will be
running around the Council Bluffs loop be-
fore the Ist of September.
A teacher by the name of Boulder, who is
attending the institute, mourns the loss of
about $50 that was stolen from his room at
the residence of Mr.. Applegate, on Fourth
street. The police are working on tue case,
but no clue has yet been secured as TO the
identity of the thief
j. X. Snyder, commission dealer, Nos. 90
"a and 26 Pearl street. has just been ap-
pointed the local agent for the celebrated
Santa Rosa cigar, manufactured by Fred
Haak, Davenport, Ia. This cigar hps been
on the market for some time ana the brand
has become deservedly popular. 1t takes the
lead among the 10-cent cigars of the city and
is in very good local demand
The Odells, of this city, and tho Gate
Cltys, of Omaha, play a game OF ball FAR
view park this afternoon. 1t is the intention
to have games at this park throughout the
balance of the season, provided they are
properly patronized. The Odell club is one
of the best ever organized IN the city, and
they should have the hearty support of all
lovers of the great national game.
A letter received from w. Fl. Thomas,
county recorder, states that he and the fish.
ing and hunting party who accompanied
him have had high time up to the point oi
writing. W. II. Candy, DR.. West and Billy
Harden remain in Colorado for a longer va
cation, while Mr.. Thomas goes to Ogden,
Utah, for visit of two weeks, after which
he will return home on tho Union Pacific via
Cheyenne.
A rumor prevailed on the streets yester-
day morning that Contractor George S.
Miller had secured large number of his
paving brick from parties residing outside
the city, and as consequence some ill-feei.
ing was manifested. The members of the
council are of the opinion that the brick
should be manufactured ut home, and thus
give home laborers the benefit of this money
The idea is to keep all of the money in the
city possible. The question will probably
receive some attention at the meeting of the
council to be held next Monday evening.