Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-11
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.

Davis sells dtdgs.
Expert watch repairing, Leffert. 400 BY
Mrs. Charles Wiley is visiting relatives
and friends in Kearney, Neb.
Annual reduction on pictures and picture
framing. G. T.. Alexander & Co.
Star chapter, Royal Arch Masons. viii
meet this evening for work in the past
master degree.
We are headquarters for glass Of all
kinds. See US before you buy. Z. b. Paint.
OIL and Glass company.
Attend d. Of II. social Friday, evening,
February 10, in Merriam block hall. ke-
ueshments. Tickets, Zoe.
Mask ball given by Teutonia lodge No. Is
at Grand Army OF the Republic hall We'd
prizes given.
Inc funeral of Jean Eckelberger, who
died at st. Bernard's hospital, viii take
place this afternoon from Lunkley $ un-
dertaking rooms.
Justice Ouren performed the marriage
eremony yesterday for A. l.. Bell and
Lillian Hays and William Booth and Julia
Wells. Both couples were from Omaha
The annual report Of Rev. and Mrs. De-
Long OF their charitable work in this city
and Vicinity during 1872 shows that they
made LBS visits and travelled 1913 miles.
Elder T. 4. Cohrt will speak this evening
at the Latter Day Saints church on "Bi-
bic Evtdence of a Migration to the Western
Continent" In support OF the claim o. the
BOOK Of Mormon.
Deeds have been executed to the city for
the extension of Thirty-sixth and Tnirty-
ninth streets, between Avenues ID and n.
~ GANtn8AOn VI AHtEt nBlOhHhAotN 6
gives access to recently plated ADDITIONS.
Our stock Of sheet music, books and in
Btructors IL complete. 2,2OO numbers OF lVc
standard, popular and classical music con-
stantly in stock. Bouricius Piano House.
1886 broadway, where the organ STANDS upon
the building.
Wanted. TO rent, part of lower floor room
by reeponsible firm, on long time lease. An
exceptional good chance for some one hav-
Ing spare room to get good renter: Loea-
ton must be central. ADDRESS " bee ONCE
Council Bluffs.
The county tax collections for January
were $2s, b9lO6, the states portion amount
ing to N,SSS.SO being RENTED Dy County
Treasurer Arnd TO the state treasurer yes
terday. Collections OF liquor tax for Janu-
airy amounted to $9,7S3.S4.
Felix Gilmore, an aged farmer of Rock
ford township, was committed by the COM
missioners on insanity yesterday to st.
demands hospital for observation. Dr. J.
nation charging Giimore with heing men,
tally d~eranged.
A fur collarette stolen from Mrs. ]. c.
LANCE 9 residence, l6 South Seventh street,
last November was recovered yesterday by
Detective Callaghan. The collarette was
of a woman who claimed to lave pur-
chased II for 20 cents.
County superintendent o. j. McManus
has gone to Des Moines to attend a meet
ing OF the Reading Circle board, a depart
ment of the State Teachers association.
lie viii also attend while there a meeting
of the State Board of Educational exam
liners of which he is a member.
The committee of the city council TO
which was referred the conduit ordinance
Affecting telegraph, electric light and feed
wires or the motor company, has decided
TO recommend that II be discussed by the
before any action Is taken on II.
City Physician Houghton will ask the city
authorities to purchase a covered amDu-
.ance. The patrol wagon. which is used by
the city as an ambulance when the occa.
sion requires 1t, is not covered and as DR.
Houshton says, not adapted for the pur-
pose, especially In Indictment weather.
Edwin Pollock, the man who was found
helpless alongside the Northwestern tracks
Monday afternoon and who claimed to be
oaralyzed, was much improved yesterday
although still suffering from exposure. Al
The mans request Chief 1ibbits wrote to
his brother at W~adsworth, New.
The receipts in the general fund at the
Christian Home last week amounted &c
Sl2.6o. being SI6Ao below the needs of the
week Mrd ana a. Increasing Ing g the deficiency in th.,
fund the receipts were 1870, being SIS. O
below the needs of the week and increasing
the deficiency to $780, 90 todate in this fund.
was arrested last evening by Detective
murphy as a suspicious character. The
new pants in the toilet room OF a saloor
and this led to the suspicion that he haC
stolen them st SOarSeh denied the Sharg,
clothing store in Omaha. He will be helC
for investigation.
Miss Lizzie Hutton. employed for a mum
u VI N1A AA NAN 0AAAAk VI ohBAAA III
Rothert of the Iowa School for the Deaf
has taken out naturalization papers in tn,
superior court. She Is a native OF Ireland
Hers was the first case where a woman
was granted naturalization papers in tn,
superior court of this city, and no such cas-
has occurred in the district court for
number OF years.
James Dollarhide, a farmer Of Garne
township. this cOunty, has filed a petition
in bankruptcy in the United States cour
here. His liabilities aggregate SIN, o
which only $3.50 are secured. He schedules
assets worth $411. which are claimed a
Valley has also filed a petition asking TO b
relieved OF his debts, which amount (,
s754.b8. He has assets scheduled at 1861, al
Of which are claimed as exempt.
Elmer Ireland. a young barber who re
Gently came TO Council BUNS from Atchi
son, Kan. has left town suddenly. 1t 1
said that Ireland. who passed himself OF
here as q single man, had deserted hi
wife and baby. Monday the secretary o
the local BARRIERS union received a lette
from Ireland's father-in-law demandinI
that the young man contribute to the sup
port of his wife and baby, and this is sal
10 be responsible for his leaving town o
short notice.
from st. Bernard's hospital in the custod
OF his wife by the commissioners on In
sanity, has been recommitted to the hos
pital IL Is said that Vader's wife, learn
Ing she could not secure n divorce, de
gerted him. Vader appeared at the hospits
Monday evening and asked the sisters [
rive him something to eat. He produced
oaded revolver which the sisters succeede
IN taking from him. and the attention c