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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
INVESTMENTS
w. H. GATES

Room GIT New York Life Building.
Phone, Douglas 1894.
$S50.OO Small Cottage and south
front lot on paved street and car line,
renting for $500 per month.
l 100000 A good Broom cottage on
corner lot 5Ox150 in Walnut Hill.
100000 cash, balance $4,000 per
month.
$4,000 7-room house on Charles
street neal Military avenue; water
n gas; south front lot, 50x15O.
100000 Groom story and half
house, modern except furnace, on
25th neal Maple street.
S2,350.00 Groom cottage at 2119
Maple, modern except furnace; a nice
lot 50x122, on paved street.
$2,500.00 5-room new cottage at
1412 Evans street; built by owner
for a home; cellar under whole house
bricked up, stairway to floored attic;
$4,000 cash, balance $4,000 per
month.
$4,000 New 7-room house, hall,
parlor, dining room, library, one bed
room and kitchen on first floor, two
good rooms finished upstairs; house
is 24X34 and pantry on back; cellar
under whole house, lot 50x127, near
! car and paved street at 2909 Mander-
son, key next door; go out and see 1t.
~$3,550.00 New modern 7-room two
story house, built by owner for a
home; HOT WATER HEAT, $500
worth of coal kept the house warm
last winter; east front lot 50X100,
half block to car and near Boulevard.
$4,000 7-room new modern house
with hardwood finish on first floor,
well arranged and well built, in
Kountze Place; lot 50x124, on paved
street and paving paid for.
$~3,500.00 Groom modern house with
hardwood finish on first floor, heavy
oak doors, at 1907 Pinkney street.
74x124 corner 18th and Spencer,
$~1,650.O0.
50x119 on Lake just east of oath,
I $1,100. 90.
5Ox122 on Maple street just east of
gath, $4,000.
5Ox127 south front on Lake near 2Sth,
100000.
S2x94 northeast corner 18th and Cas-
tellar, with an old house on 1t, for
only $4,000
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR sALw
Uontinued.)
For Sale
Bargains

These are good income properties and are
worthy of your consideration. See me
about terms.
Brick block. 3 large stores, 3 good living
apartments. all in good condition; corner
lot, lb feet, taeing on 10Th 81, large
vacant space which can be sold. Rents
over Sl,OVO per ~year-$l0OO0.
groom new house. with attic, hard wood
finish inside, with best quality lumber;
all modern, with hot water heat; lot 56N
10, and S. Il. corner OF 18th and Popple-
Groom, new house, with attic; hardwood
finish throughout; all modern, hot water
heat; lot 5~6Xl20-$S,30.
S-story, department flat; good tenants ali
the year around; walking distance to
postoffice; lot 6OX1lO; yearly rental. $1,000.
This property will net you 10. per cent
on your investment-SS,000
Two-story, department flat, newly papered,
on North 18th street; Broom cottage in
rear; wetking distance TO postotiiee;
rents 1884 per ~pear-Si.E0.
Three-story double brick tenement housei
lot 4Ox120; all modern. Just put In two
new furnaces. This property cost S,ON
to build. will net you u per cent on youI
Investment. Can be bought for two weeks
only, for 5000.
Two-story store building, with 4-apart-
nltuL lldA duUNtf All ntWly NdhNAtu oAO
building painted, in No. l condition; good
and permanent enants; near goth and
Clark SITS. Rents for $3.50 per year
$1,000.
A good business property on Burt St. be.
tween 18th and 18th SITS, can be bought
for 5000. Rents over $500 per year.
Here Is n ~snap-four 6-room c0ttsges on
North 21st St, lot 66x14O. Good tenants;
yearly rental $3.50. Can be bought for
S.5O0.
A nice 6-room cottage, 4 rooms downstairs
2 rooms upstairs; good cemented cellar
cistern and barn. lot 25x12O, a good
home for somebody-only~ 1,4O.
I also have a fine farm OF so acres, all un-
der cultivation; Groom house, barn gram
AIRY, windmill; 6 miles from Missouri
Valley, la. Land is worth 500 per acre,
and this can be bought for $75. Party
must leave for health.
25-acre fruit farm, III miles north Of Glen
wood, Ia, good house; on main road
$500.
c. M. Bachmann
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
Peters Trust Co.

81, 50-Good lot in South Omaha, near the
city hall, with two houses; rent SIS
per month.
81, 6O0-Good I-room house, with fine yard
house all modern except heat; half
block from car line; 2227 Grant st.
can make good terms.
$3,S00-A fine 7-room all modern house near
Brownell Hall; this would suit nicely
for railroad man; sol Pine St.; H,6Oo
cash required.
A,500-A new and all modern house with
hard wood down stairs, and well con-
structed; near Cass on 31st st.
fine suburban home in Benson
hurst; I rooms, all modern and beau
tifully finished in curly hard pine; a
good barn and the lot is 63x225; city
water in barn; house faces east.
$6,000-A practically new S-room house, all
modern and built for a home; To-
Gated In the West Farnam district,
one and a half blocks from car.
Sc, O00-Large S-room house, all modern, and
small cottage; lot 62x125; good resi-
dence or rental property; half block
from Cunning st. car line. VIII eX-
change for good farm.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY ron SALE.
(Continued)
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
CContinued-)
FAIRACRES

Acre tracts ,artistically laid out, with winding roadways,
trees and ~shrubbery, afford an exceptional opportunity to secure
sites for a home not to be excelled around Omaha. Do not fail to
see Fairacres this week. You will be surprised at Omahas west
ward growth. Take advantage of the present prices and reason
able terms to secure an ideal location for a home, as well as a safe
investment, 5000 per acre and upwards.
$3.50 70 $675.
will buy lots in Dundee, all graded, sidewalk and city water, ready
to build on Immediately.
Sewer system for Dundee being put in this fall. We will show
you this property at your convenience.
DUNDEE HOMES
S@-sn Underwood Ave, rooms all modern oak finish. only $3.50 cash, bal
500 for brand new zr9qm house. south front Oh car line near Happy Hollow
CHOICE OMAHA HOMES
neat nIi% %s f Ssh beautiful sD%S h BsRh n R' fS1 AS"Sa Of r hF4g s oaS az" Of n Rs c R9S sS'E E;% R5s ' $
built ad very attractive interior living room sGS r OAK finish and 6same4 Gsa
SHED With cement {n6s and pSered over head; hot water heating plant This is a
$500 for brand new .Tids9css nsar BgGwnel Hall s rooms all mS'S n and uyy%ryy
he @ 6k pant'T Wits Especially oonst@sd fruit cellar south front lot SnS It
1874 #" steam heating plant newly painted and in best Of condition Investigate at
:: $3.50 for 1907 Emmst st. brand new 7rOOm, astOry frame house oak finish lot
@NG-s.E corner @mn and Dodge SITS, astorl Groom modern house with re
HTnaee heat paving in and paid Tor Room to build another house if desired Must
- aS3aS California St. 5Toom cottage practically new nicely decorated
~ S@O Tor 5@aI FBattask 4 5S55eop rsmsh house modern except heat ReE plumbing
INVESTMENTS
N5aO-Fno new brick lat building with threea apartments of srooms each; leased
$50 Tor s. L0gs brick fiat With 2 sH-rOom apartments n large lot a@as #
k6 for brick St Louis fiat close in, built only tive or three years; ieasedf FOR $500
Dsl s$S$ s5s%, n S wsSo% ., s9YT ssSs s9 s s% r. f% t gsg g% ps G5 yea a' near Turner
GEORGE q CO., 16Ol Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
Independent
Properties

So, 5O0-House of seven rooms, modern
except furnace, east front,
street paved and paid, lot 5Ox
$50, fine shade trees, No. 1884
south Goth Ave.
81, 5OO-House of p rooms, strictly
modern, oak finish, all rooms
first story, cemented cellar,
pressed brick foundation, back
plaster, good barn, fine shade
trees, lot 50x150. east front,
Nc. 1880 South 3Oth Ave.
s., 5OO-Seven rooms, modern, lot Ask
125, a bargain, No. 2523 Ames
Ave.
s., 400-Seven rooms, all modern, hot
water heat, first floor oak
finish, barn 1Sx20, lot 50x12S,
oorner built n year ago, and
for a home, No. 2443 Mander-
son st.
M,75O-No. 2615 Poppleton Ave, house.
rooms, all modern, first story
finished in quarter-sawed oak,
cemented cellar, all best repair.
S4,OOO-S566 jackson St., new Groom,
modern house. Lot 5Ox143. Full
cemented cellar; all best re-
pair. Nickel plumbing.
50, 5OO-No. 26l3 Spencer st. Large z
room house; full two stories,
all modern except heat, newly
papered, cemented walks, lot
66hx1S2, plenty of room for
one more house.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
Glover & So n

Glover & So n
HOMES
81, $50 buys 1885 Spring. St. a neat, new, g.
handy to South Omaha and only two
blocks of Hanscom park car.
81, 500 now will buy 1851 Ames Ave-; 7-room
house on corner; modern except heat;
renting for $25. This is reduced price from
$1,000, for speedy sale.
50. 250 takes good s-room all modern home,
adjoining Bemis park, on paved street;
lot l7xl51; good barn. This Is certainly a
good buy.
50, 800 for new 7-room all modern home on
full corner lot; Boulevard Park additioni
one that is well built. Terms.
1890 for dandy Groom modern home in
Hanscom park district; hot water heating,
paving all paid for, large rooms.
$4,000 for 41Oe Lafayette Ave-, all modern, I
rooms; fine neighborhood.
$500 for 1880 Charles s., cine, ,crge 10
room house; modern; paving paid; good
shade ana "A fun lot.
$4,75O for fine new house adjoining Henry
Yates home, 31st and Chicago; six large
rooms, oak finish, beamed ceiling and
plate rail in dining room. Let us show
you this and you'll be satisfied.
1900 for nearly new groom modern nome;
north; hot water heating; fine corner;
good barn; owner going to Canada; on
paved street, and good neighborhood.
$500 for close in and nice Groom modern
home, we'll built; handy walking d~istancei
all specials in and paid for.
$500 for S-room modern well built house in
West Farnam district; east front; paving
paid for.
$1,000 for very large Groom modern home in
Bemis Park; two lots; faces Boulevard;
has hot water heating; built for q homo
one year ago; might sell with one lot for
81, $50. Look this up.
| So, 500 gets a fine Groom modern home in
West Farnam district; east front on 3Sth
Ave; lot s0x155. II interested will give
further particulars.
INVESTMENTS
4x66 at 14th and Jones for 81, 800. A short
time to get busy In.
50 feet frontage at 3Oth and Farnam for
$3.50; paved street. Want TIT
1OCx15O on oath st., close in, $780,; all spe-
clals paid.
C. r. GLOVER & SON,
601-2-3 N. Y. Life.
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
VACANT

: 700-Good lot on 4lst St, directly west Of
new Catholic cathedral.
s 00-Flne lots In Dundee facing south on
Capitol Ave; can make good terms
will sell two for $1,000.
S1,0O0-The fine south front lots on Under
wood Ave-. between 49th and 50th, in
Dundee. Nothing so fine in that vi
entity.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18

WE buy and sell bargains in city
real estate and farm lands.
WE rent you a house or store build
ing on short notice.
We collect any kind of rentals and
make prompt remittances.
WE pay for Out-of-town par
ties and look after their interests.
We charge less commission and put
in more work than any other firm.
WE want your business and guar
antee you ~sHfi~'0 "tiOn.
We give you the best of references.
CENTRAL REALTY CO.,
1908 Harvey St., Room 2, Omaha, Neb.
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
(Continued.)
Home Bargains
we offer the following cottages and house.
On easy terms:
$3.50 DOWN


we offer the forowins cottages and houses
on easy terms:
$3.50 DOWN
H,5OO-4-room cottage in ST. Johns Parish,
near Creighton college; east front,
block from Harvey car. two blocks
from Cunning street car. $3.50 down
and the balance same as rent.
5000 DOWN
$1,SOO-6-room cottage; walking distance
from town; good neish6orhood and
Can sell for 500 down and balance
monthly payments.
$500 DOWN
81, 25O-A double house, with apartments Of
rooms each; all on one floor; sewer,
water and gas in every house; east
a chance to buy a small home and
have an investment at the same
time. one block from Harvey car
and two blocks from Cunning.
5000 DOWN
81, 6O-5-room cottage, east front, water,
sewer and new gas fixtures in every
room. Every room newly painted
a. and paPFeEred; in choice neis 6Se1lSFS5
college. only $500 down.
$500 DOWN
S2,650-An s-room house; corner lot; east
and south front, in St. Johns Parish,
near Creighton college; near public
schools; one block from Harvey car
and two blocks from Cunning st.
Parlor. dining room, kitchen and two
bedrooms on ground floor; three bed
rooms on second floor; just the place
for a large family and can be bought
on small payment down and the
balance same as rent. Immediate
possession given. This Is the best
bargain in an S-room house that we
have ever offered.
$500 DOWN
&2,2OO-Just Is blocks from 18th and Dodge
SITS, We have a 11-room house ar
ranged for two families; five, rooms
ond. Rents $3.50. Paved street;
good neighborhood; property is in ex-
payment down and balance just Ike
rent.
Acre Bargains
s 55O-six lots in West Side. equal to one
acre. Owner anxious to sell. Form
s S0@-room house; barn, chicken house,
granary, caved cellar, we'll and other
outbuildings, with four lots near 18th
and Q sts; 500 down, $40 a month
s 7O-F1ftee1 acres Of five acres each;
land high and slightly; one mile north
of Krug.s park; near paved road.
This is the cheapest acreage equally
distant from the Omaha postoffice.
We will buy anything you find at the
same price and the same distance
from the postoffice.
$1,250-Five acres, high, slightly ground,
close to new paved street, north Of
krug's park, convenient to Ames
Ave. and Benson car.
81, Dollhouse, barn and other buildings.
with three acres at 18th and Harri-
son.
N. P. Dodge & Co.
liza Farnam st.
'Phones-Bell, Douglas S29; Ind, A-2S29.
49,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
5000 DOWN
$500 DOWN

81, 2OO-Just Is blocks from 18th and Dodge
SITS, we have a 11-room house ar
ranged for two families; five rooms
on the first floor and six on the sec
ond. Rents $3.50. Paved street;
good neighborhood; property Is in ex-
cellent repair. Can sell for a small
payment down and balance just like
aa-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18

50. $50 takes good s-room all modern home,
adjoining Bemis park, on paved street;
lot 47x151; good barn. This is certainly a
good buy.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18

SO, 800 for new 7-room all modern home on
full corner lot; Boulevard Park additions
one that Is well built. Terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
FIELD CLUB DISTRICT

We would call your attention to the two
new houses on the southeast corner
of 35th st. and Poppleton Ave. They
are now completed and ready for in
spection. Built in the most substan-
tial manner and beautifully finished
in hard wood; large living rooms,
with mantels and CRATES, hot water
heat. They are supplied with every
convenience, with maids rooms on
third floor. toilet in basement. If
contemplating buying a home you
would be wise 20 inspect these ex-
ceDtionallv attractive houses. For
prices and terms see US.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
DUNDEE HOMES

ss@O-E1 Underwood Ave, 6 rooms. all modern, oak finish, only
ance same as rent.
5000 for brand new 7room house, south front, o n car line, near
club; 4 good bed rooms OF I'd floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
THE LAST OF
SULPHUR SPRINGS
LOTS

Within thirty days every lot in this beau
tiful addition, lying between Locust an
Pinkney streets and 14th avenue and SheT
man avenue, will be sold.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
c. M. Bachmann

4S6 PAXTON BLOCK.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
$500 DOWN

81, SO0-6-room cottage. walking distance
from town; good neighburhood and
on one of the best car lines in own
Can sell for $500 down and balance
WnrpfhIv M yunapfa
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18

$500 now will buy 1851 Ames Ave; 7-room
house on corner; modern except heat;
renting for $25. This is reduced price from
$1,000, for speedy sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
$500 DOWN

s., 250-A double house, with apartments Of
4 rooms each; all on one floor; sewer,
water and gas in every house; east
front; rents SIS per month. Here is
a chance to buy a small home and
have an investment at the same
time. one block from Harvey car
and two blocks from Cunning.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18

~S,5O0-Seven rooms, modern, lot Ask
125, a bargain, No. 2523 Ames
Ave.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18

81, $50 buys 1885 Spring St, a neat, new, g.
room cottage; lots OF shade, a good barn,
handy to South Omaha and only two
blocks OF Hanscom park car.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18

81, 800 for dandy Groom modern home l
Hanscom park district; hot water heating
paving all paid for, large rooms.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(Continued)
D. V. SHOLES COMPANY

10 Board Of Trade Bldg.
18th and Farnam SITS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18

10th and Farnam, 4Ss Board of Trade Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
5000 DOWN

81, 650-5-room cottage, east front, water,
sewer and new gas fixtures in every
room. Every room newly painted
and papered; in choice neighborhood
in st. Johns Parish, near Creighton
college. Only $500 down.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
HOMES
NORTH SIDE

Another house in the same
location as above, having 7
rooms. all modern, with nice
east front. Price 81, $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18

Courtroom cottage In st. Johns Parish,
near Creighton college; east front,
with water, sewer and gas, and one
block from Harvey cal, two blocks
from Cunning street car. $3.50 down
and the balance same as rent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-01

extended by Mormon and Gentle alike
toward the woman in question, but a
mantle OF charity has been drawn
around her. and persons who We've ma
ligned and falsely accused In the or
gan of vituperation expressed desire
that she whose untrue tales afforded
opportunity for an anti Mormon TRADE
should be spared from being the sub
ject of public comment,
Today indignation is being freely eX-
pressed by persons living in the neigh
borhood where the alleged neglected
woman resides that a paper processing
decency should print such an unwar-
ranted article, and most of the resent
ment is expressed by nom Mormons.
who know full well what has been
done by neighbors to help the family
and are cognizant TO some extent OF
the aid extended by the Church in that
direction. one well known lady, sub
scriber TO the Tribune, stated this
morning that she felt like never taking
another copy OF the sheet into her
home.
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Colonel Miles Of Salvation Army
Announces Project of Great
Importance.
SUCCESS MET ELSEWHERE.
In the Last Five Years the Organiza-
ton Has Invested Two Million Dol
lars in Similar Enterprises.

A building to cost in the neighborhood
: district yet to be selected. will probably
follow the visit to this city today of
Col. Miles of the Salvation Army. Sim
liar plans have been carried to success
IN other western cities and Col. Miles
assured the News" in an interview
this morning that such is his plan and
that he will leave no stone unturned
until he accomplshes his object. The
plan of the buildings in other cities
will be closely followed here. These
buildings afford permanent henduuar-
tiers for salvation Army work. The SAL
walton Army store will be located in IT.
there will be a hotel for men with
all modern equipment separate hotel
for women, entirely modern and af-
fording parlors, club rooms. reading
rooms, music rooms, an excellent cafe
and all other features to make the place
inviting to girls without homes This
hotel, as planned. will cater especially
to shop and factory girls, to store clerks
and TO girls and women employed as
stenographers and in other commercial
pursuits. Under the watchful eye OF
lhdlfpnS lHe young women VIII be given
every opportunity to meet their friends
Of both sexes at the hotel to entertain
them and be free from every condi-
ton which might be for their detriment
in other surroundings. The rental of
quarters to the women will be regulated
50 that poorly paid shop and factory
girls will be given comfortable and in
wiling quarters at most moderate
cost.
FOR ALI. CLASSES.
For the men the hotel will cater to
worSingmen of all classes. whether in
the ranks of the day laborer or tine Of
ficeman or merchant. In nowise will
the hotel be designed as the refuge for
the poverty stricken and the vagrant to
the exclusion of the more fortunate
classes. but will afford to all COM
Portable home where no guest might
feel i'll at ease to take his friends for
the enjoyment of a social hour. Club
features, reading rooms amusement
halls and an excellent cafe will ba
features OF the projected hotel.
Colonel Miles said this morning that
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS FRIDAY MAY / 1908

on q. visit. he was hauled out by about
20 students. had his clothes stripped 10
his undcrclothes, and the three-inch
hose turned on him, and from appear
ances when the young man reached
town he had been severely dealt with
Several arrests were made and the trial
was set for hearing this afternoon al
o'clock. Considered from any stand
point the AFFAIR seems TO be an outrage
ON humanity. 1t Is said the perDetra.
tors of the rash act VIII b. given the
full extent Of the law. Mr.. Sorense
just recovered from a severe attack Of
typhoid. which complexities the case.
No blame whatever is given to the stu
dent body or the college faculty. II is
not known what action will BE- taken at
the Institution as yet.
r. II. Carr has filed suit against Ag-
Des n. Carr asking tho court To dis
solve their marriage relations on the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-01
SHEETS CASE STARTED.
Second Contest for Accident Insurance
Money On i'm Federal Court.

No end of wonder was caused by the
announcement in a morning paper that
Mrs. Ellen Sheets had won her second
case against the Preferred Accident In
surance company. The truth OF the mat
ter is that it was not until noon today
that a jury could be inpaneled TO SIT
on the case, and the taking of testimony
had hardly begun when court called a
recess until . O'Clock this afternoon.
Owing TO the wide publicity given the
mysterious death of NeDhi Sheets in De
had fixed opinions as to whether Sheets
was shot. as his relatives claim. or
whether he committed suicide, as the in
surance company contends. y year ago
Mrs. Sheets won her case and was
awarded S2714.3O. as the amount OF
the policy and costs. An appeal was
taken by the defendant corporation. and
this resulted in second trial. the one
opened before Judge Marshall in the
federal court today.
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ANOTHER ROMANCE ENDS.
Married Life Lasted u Month After
Pennington Marriage.

The sequel to another Pennington
marriage experiment came this morn
ing when Sarah Alder filed suit against
Albert +. Alder for divorce. The cou-
Pile were married at Pennington, on the
18th day OF April, 1907. and the complaint
OF Mrs. Alder alleges that her husband
has for more than one year failed To
provide for her the common necessi-
ties OF life and that she has been COM
PEELED to live upon charity OF her
friends. The complaint continues;
Notwithstanding he is abundantly able
to support her but because Of his idle
ness, prohignncy and dissipation, he
has failed and neglected TO do So
PLAINTIFF asks that her maiden name Of
Sarah Richardson be restored and for
costs OF the suit David Moffat is at
torney for the plaintiff.
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BUILDING PERMITS FOR APRIL

During the month Of April, 1870 build
ing permits have been issued by the
Building Inspector a. b. Hirth, the
value of the proposed improvements
aggregating 1881 600. This is nearly 100
per cent increase In the number Of per-
mits issued during the same month IN
1907. the number being 70. but the value
Of the buildings amounts Ia more than
100 per cent than those erected during
the month of April last year. the total
for that month being Sl7S.OO0.