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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-03
United States Inspector
 After Swelled Oysters

F. B. Raynor, United States inspec tor under the pure food law, is now making an investigation of the oyster shops in the State as to the methods of packing and shipping. While pre- viously the bivalves have not only been washed, but have been soaked in running water over an entire. night or day the government will now permit of merely the essential washing of the oysters before they are shipped
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-03

We have many kinds of Soap and Backing: Pears, Colgate's, Buttermilk Soap, Williams and Colgate's Shaving Soap, ,Shinolas, Two in One; Bixby, Whittemore, Browns and other Shoe Backing and Polishes. Elk tra good Stove Pipe Enamel with brush for putting on 10c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17

Dean Place

Buy = Lot IN 0mGha.s most G1rrEn1svs
additiun. ans block north ~ H1nsGum parl,
all specials, including paving. sewer. w1rsr
and gas IN and paid, all lots % Eraaa.
Splendid shade trees. two aar husa. SAFE
guarded BY building restrictions. A uurs-
bar Of new houses uuw building. Gail AE
ofrics fnr piGL Our prtnsa are 1nch lever
than ad10iniaE property. Cur uzrms ara
liberal.
W. FARNAM SMITH & co.
In FArnam StrsaC
rsiA. p0uE. 80. Ind, A-Eoaas
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
NEW SPOON COTTAGE

L.Geatsd one ninEk from car and Gloss %
8EN1s PARK Huuss q AL modern 1ur
heat Diped fur furnaces Garner ION, 80
oMah balance E1.3 per month. sss thiH.
p o. NEELEEN a CO..
m y. z Lina Bldg. Doug nAa. Asa
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
REAL ESTATE
CITY PHoFEHrT FUH SALE.
fCnuttuuef.l
New Cottage Homes

ON Easy Terms.
wa Down. Balance Like Rent
A real savings proposition COR saiaried
clerks. mechanics. or any one Win limited
amount Of cash. VINO wants % Eek ahead
and eventually own q home rather tlaIl
shifting money IN rant from year 10 year
II surh proposition tits yuIr case We
viii hein you cut come IN and iet nA
SHOW vuu now easy it can be nune On any
one OF the following cottages II you can
not spare SO for first payment see as
anyway
MAR HANSCOM PARK
No Gzz ~. attn e. A brand mod
ern gem on 5-ruuma. deiignuuAly arransed-
Win up-1o-siHrH piumnins inn li1s ION ION
az anlv E.lHH
Va E8g 90 zrh St cuzy 5-rsam COT
rzge. same sqiitpmeur and finish as anuNe.
al nicely decorated ard really 20 move
right in. Aft tranr lot, and only S,asl
IN BOULEN ARD PARK
No. I7l7 sprague II A deiigntlni s-ruum
under entire nulIse. laundry facilities and
outside entrance. extra enc piumuinE IN
bathroom ana Kitchen. beautiful CunnIuH-
uuu nEilr fixtures, maybe floors, tine gar
rex al pipeu ready for furnace, and only
500.
No. IN spragus St A Stylish s-ruuul
BUNGALOW with same interior nnish ana
squiprnenr as above, az only szE1
No. rZ5 SpraGus St, a 5-ruum oofra8e,
On currer lGr with same finish and elilip-
nenr as ABOVE. AZ only 3 SO
These cnrrageB differ sufficiently IN So e
aud arcuirecrurs u make them eapeciallN
attractive 70 any one looking tor a galreei
little home Lawns will be cnrsfiiiiy lev-
eied and perTuaue1r walks put IN al around
the houses. They must bs seen % De ap-
preciaresL
ON AMES AVE. CAR LINE
No. zss4 Ames ave-, a s-roOm cut-azs with
south frunr on paved street. just cun-
nleTad. fuli cameuted cellar maple uDurs
throughout. fine combination light and
plumbing fixtures. large garrett rare
bargain for modern corrRzs ar onig S@-sao-
IN DENMAN PLACE
/ No szss and No. Sszs Taylor St Two very
nifty cottages fust completed. with south
I fronts, ON tuil 5-four lots, only one block
frum Amss Ave. car. Excsilent material and
superior workmanship make r1aHe curEHges
& especially attractive. 5 good rooms with
vary tine plumbing, tI1ll basemsnL sarrets
etc Lawns 20 be carefully leveieds cATnenf
walks around houses. all ready Tor MOVING
I in without any further EXPENSE % pur-
chaser.
We want to snow You these cottages
[ they viii speak for themselves Gail uH az
I or come IN and we viii take You dut
I PAYNE. Bestwiek 4 Slater,
Sole Agents. sth Floor. N. Z Life EIdE.'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17

IN CnaiEzraa,A EirHt a.ldiEaon. Gla On nur
ne@r Azr-ha- CAL HArnsT So
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17

Brand usF. 8 nice room. strictly n1neEn
oak finished hcme- Living ruan At114.
PieaaEut dining ronm Win wtucuw sal
Handy Kfrcins ala pantry. tr0nr ami ra4<
stairway three Euua ae1ro0rn1 ana oAIil
an secund floor, subway 70 larBe Luuretl
arffs. fIlII raFnanr basement. Furnaces ncaE.
ag,Irh rruur- LOT 7lN1W with a nnB virW
Near car and school. every -iiu9 1irst class
ses rnis at once Is tina home You want
price r-~IiIced 10 EA0 EH3 caEh. 500
unoutlnIv Phune Owner Edruey azio, Tor
more lnfurma1i0n-e
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
RARE BARGAINS

An AL modem 70 the moment 1uuHa30s "
IN Eundse just completed. oAk ard 1frch
fiuiHh % 1Arnronm. 1eAme1 esllinHa, pan
eled walls, laundry, clruncas Grsplncs. etc.
Al mndsru. 2-BrDrY house Ia Bemta para
Tins b the hest dszl IN tins city TsiephnEa
Harney Co. Harry r. Pamam. ug Burt 81
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
$1,000

First mortgages on improved
20 acres Of fine Land, near
Florence, total vaIue $4,000, s
per cent semi-anuually-
HASTINGS 4 HEFDEN.
Land Dept. 1914 Harvey St.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17

Modern square dwelling. containing Il1rYse
bed r1uma. large naEh rudm, pnrior naanD-
tiDu nail. dining room and Elrchau. sieFnur
cuiHh. maule Uu1Es. Strictly ruuftern m
ever datal lnc1rad on mn Ave h1nf
4 nt1la NORTH az HiHld GluB. urfca. an
whirh d nlHt a1uur ~ SIS rhHn 4 ID
wurrh- Sc a1nfIr III
BEMI4-ClAzLL-EllI1lf CO.
II BrandsE IanarErs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17

New Bungalow
No Nh Grand ave. prstrz Ioearsn.
1Ayed street. iarEa living ruum win fira
piacs and anlI fsnish. must MODERN plumb
inE in kitrhan and hath rom. two guua
cHIiar with furnaces. lust comuieted and
ready ftT you % mDVe into tur E-la9.
EASY terms Suited Cor small family, 1anSpla
life and little housekeeping work E0use "a
open.
6-ROom Cottage
On North zsrh St. near Fsre st. nnilt
3 wears ago for a hnmes has J nonmB and
nail Gown stairs and n1orB ana Bath up.
Morrison Home
On Flnrancs hnuIevand, ouposite Rome
Milleru DeAurful noms. Garner Grand ava
This is 8 z. tr1nt vita IErEn n5rssr
trees IN yard. a pretty view 1ver Carter
pHrt; ? large rooms net water heat. an
unusual place. E.zo Easy termA
AID and Douglas SITS.
/ rooms. nearly new: some aais ftniEh. !
large lots; all IN apiannid anauz. H-4o
Lot Bargains
5sxfB n, nat near Davenport. szSsn
5exio CHpfrui Ave. anuut Gth. Gd8
50xiw. Boulevard. near Fort LIN
1hs8e lots nearly AL have sewer. CRY
water gas and eieetric liBhr and side
Harrison & Morton,
Es y. Z. Lifs. Tel d ma
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17

Splendid Cottage for 2,6BO
Nearly new. 5 ruunas and n1rh. al mod
erri aNcapr rI1rrIaca. combination fixtures,
caIuauled cellar cement walks. and paved
sAEY tarma. Owner mas left tina cit.T aad IN
anxious % seiL
Birkstt a Tebbens,
q Bee Bldg Phunes .. s75t. AHA .
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
AN Old FASHIONED HOME
FINANCIAL DESERVES

M-LEez ~ Necessary Tor out client 20 afrar
his well huilE strictly nnflHru 5-rooEn 1I1ula
f0r SAFE. Must b. sold rhiH Essk ard ~
IsLEonu1la dftar VIII De raflIHed Hullsf,
t-unra east an asphalt paved street In Enoe
retuenrlAL district IN wat umrr az -irsr
SANDY % rlree ear lines House h IN urnf
condition and uu-tu-tinra IA every WaF y
Fuu really want bargain % surs 10 -
TINS az 0ncE- Owner Ia aaa1uA c. % ana II
"a W1r-h mure. 1ur rsRnauhsr csrat reasnEs-
4lie 1f1sr Bal8 IT, Terms GAR - made
WRAY 4 STEVEN.
Ne HUM RLUG PHUrrE urlr-rr a = ~ .
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-02-24
How oiten do you
cat this iood7

A shors time ago there appeared in
the columns OF ono OF the prominent
magazines an article on building brain
and muscle by the proper selection Of
the foods you eat.
A good riany people we're surprised
10 find oatmeal placed at the top OF the
list 1T foods recommended: bat Il the
article had appeared in an English or
Scotch paper every reader would have
expected 70 see hrst place gwen TO
good oatmeal
As a matter Of facr Great Britain
and Europe come 20 us for tremendous
Quantities Of Quaker Oats because Il
represents totnen perfect food. being
the riches, IN favor and best in clean
liness and purity. Of al oatmeals.
Americans should ca: more Quaker
Oats. the results would soon show
themselves in improved conditions Of
health add strength IS
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-02-24
While II is often impossible to

While it is often impossible to
prevent an accident, it is never i'm
possible to be prepared-it is not
beyond any ones purse. Invest %
cents in a bottle of Chamberlain's
Liniment and you are prepared for
sprains, bruises and like injuries.
Sold by H. T. Davis.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-02-24
A few minutes delay in treating

A few minutes delay in treating
some cases of Group, even the length
of time it takes to go for a doctor
often proves dangerous The safest
way is to keep Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in the house, and at the
first indication of Group give the
child dose. Pleasant to take and
always cures. Sold by H. T. Davis.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-02-24
Golden Rule Store
Band concert Tuesday night.

\ Band concert Tuesday night.
Vegetables wanted at the Cash
| Grocery.
S. & b. hams, bacon and lard at
Steward s market.
/ Don't forget that TheFeru serves
hot coffee and sandwiches.
Bring us your grain. We pay the
highest prices. J. fl. Cronk.
Fresh milk delivered night and
morning. Campbc'l's ranch, Bell
phone 95-5.
Mrs. Hewitson went TO Boise
this morning aud will be absent
several days.
Arsenate of lead and lime and
sulphur spray at Emmett Fruit
Growers Association.
4 Mrs. Georgia Steinbower will open
a millinery store in the Steinbower
building before Easter.
J. II. waters has gone TO
/ Yakima. Wash, where he has ac-
cepted a position as bookkeeper IN
a mercantile establishment.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid
society will meet with Mrs. +. G
Carpenter Thursday, March 8. All
members are requested to attend.
Confederate money is not as
valueless al, commonly supposed.
Coin collectors value the Confeder
ate silver 5O-cent piece at $1,000.
Regulates the bowels, promotes
easy natural movements. cures con-
stipation Doan's Regulets. Ask
your druggist for them. 25c box.
Arch McKeller returned to EN-
nett last week after working on,the
Big canal near Biogan, Ore. the
past three months with his large
outfits.
A carload Of Elwood fencing Just
received and four more cars on the
road. All kinds and sizes. Place
your orders early for what you will
need this season. Hawkins Hard
ware. agents.
A full line of Rock Island farm
machinery on the way. IL you are
in need of any kind of pillow. harrow
or disk. including the famous re-
versible orchard disk, see my line of |
machinery. j. H. Cronk.
The Odd Fellows lodge is eu-
joying a great revival. AT Mon
day nights meeting the lodge |
room was filled to its seating capa-
city. over a hundred being present.
Work in the First dergee and re-
treatments made up the program.
John Driscoll, Of New Plyn-
outh, was in town last week and
while here bought 10 acres of the
famous bench land of V. I, Craig,
for which he paid 5000 per
acre, which he will set to orchard
and small fruit,
Mr.. and Mrs. Heaston. parents of
Mrs. b. o. Clark. are over from
Boise spending few days. They
have disposed of their property at
the capital city and will move back
to Mcpherson. Kan. their former
home.
An attack Of the grip is often fol-
lowed by persistent cough. which
TO many proves great annoyance.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy has
been extensively used and with good
success for the relief and cure of
this cough. Many cases have been
cured after all other remedies had
failed. Sold by H. T. Davis.
James Hood was in town over
He was on his way to
Salt Lake to accept position as
salesman for Southern
Idaho OF the Rcval Baking Powder
The first OF the year
he moved from La Grande to
Baker city to take position in
grocery store Fire DESTROYED
the building and stock Of his EN-.
ployers and they retired from
business. His headquarters and
home will be at Salt Lake.
Vegetables wanted at the Cash
Grocery.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
Editors Invited
o Join Club
Commercial Club Makes State News.
paper Proprletors Honorary
members.

All Nebraska editors have been made
honorary members OF the Commercial ciuD.
Cards Of membership are being sent to
the editorial henu OF every paper IN the
state ana also a circular letter as follows:
Tho commercial ciGU OF Omaha, tnroqgn
It's cXecu dve committee, has elected yOd
20 honorary memOersnip and extends to
y, a ali the privileges sucn membership car
dicE.
ave believe in the development Of closer
relations between the business interests Of
Omaha ana those who are identified with
the affairs OF the state as much as you
are. As you are doubtless aware, the
movement Ior grtater exploitation OF
Ine state and its resoarces started win
TINS rooy. BY working together we can
MAKE our state mucn more favorabiy
known ana ur.ng IN lots more people and
-alltai 10 develop IT,
I'VE win be pleased TO have you make
use OF our Iocms on every possible occa-
son. Iou Win flnu us comfortably situated
o. ,hr top floor of the Board OF Trade
building. sixteenth AMI Farnam streets.
N,,n eading writing, loungiHg, dining.
billiard ana poi rooms. an our readlIg
rOoiI we nave all OF the latest periodicals
aLd magazines, news papers from the prin-
cipNt cities IN the country and stale.
While al acknowledgment or this com
muulclton and enclosed card IL not nee
e. sGry, We would appreciate hearing from
,oe especially II sou have anytning &c
= get along the Ines of Comparative be-
rerment OF tine state at large.
DAVID COLE.
Chairman Executive COMMITTEES"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

appropriateness to location. They see
something somewhere which they happened
20 take q notion TO and built a building
similar 20 it on a lot which they happen
20 have with no consideration whatever
OF the fact that a building which rents
well In one neighborhood might not rent at
all well in another location. For average
purposes, the ideal fiat consists Of psrlor
or living room. dining room, kitchen. bath
room, two chambers for the family and
one for a servant making what we call
a siX-room flat Every flat should include
a sideboard. kitchen cupbosrds built-in ice
box and gas range. These items do not
cost a great deal as a part OF the total
contract and impress upon a prospective
tenant the fact that all details contributing
to his comfort have been provided. The
proper place for the built-in ice box is
directly beside the sink, with the ice de-
partnent at the top. thereby allowing the
drip from the ice to go into the sink. The
ceiled trap can always be easily cleaned
out as required with the constant flushing
of water through the trap from the sink
and seldom allows ii TO become clogged.
While some flats are built with individual
heating plants. each tenant looking after
his own heat. il has been found more
practical to provide the heating and charge
the tenant up for II in his rent. People
who live in flats are always looking for
every convenience possible
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
Four Parties
of Surveyors
Begin w ork
Dennet Scheme for Having Govern.
ment Employees 40 WORK is Be-
ing Irled In Nebraska.


WASHINGTON. suiy g-Four parties al
ready have started work. five viii 80 cut
next week ana seventy soon Nin Ue' put in
the Le.d BE- Commissioner Deanft uf tie
general land office. under TIE EuW scheme
% uAicu tne pubic domain Is % ~ sur
veg vd bs ensiOsts OF tHe gVyerlulen,
lather team through tae coA-a,. system
lac pa. iiLs noM II the fled are NvrAIag
IN Nebraska.
Arthur b. kiGder II Indiana aad Frank
Al. johnson OF Wyoming nave been ap-
.oI..tel supervising sur,oso.s These t0u
,Iiciais MI. examine tHe work OF the
sG4s - us as i pI0g. Csses. Ii is expected
Key win meet in Denver on Monday toI
the p~rpose Of formulating plans to pusd
lilo work.
! chief Dubois OF the division OF surveys
/ % The general land office left Washington
/ .oJay FOR the field TO assist ia mapping cut
/ ne plans and getting the new system IN.
! stalled. The new plan was authorized al
/ ;hc last session Of congress aad It Is SAID
/ VIII eliminate enormous delays heretofor,
! encountered u@dsr the contract system.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
CORPORATIONS ARE HELD UP
Such is the Contention of A. S.
Trude of Chicago.
AT MERCY OF THE LEGISLATORS
lave 60 he Bad In SeIf-Defense
Against Men Whoin He DesiB-
mates as the Real HOIdup
Artists.

"A man who will accept a sum Of money
for his vote on question OF right and
wrong has fallen TO the lowest form Of
crime, declared A. 5. Trude. who Is q
prominent railroad attorney OF Chicago
Mr.. Truce MADE his statement while sitting
IA his private car at the Union station sat
urday morning. and he said that idea was
the one when the railroads had taken their
stand against ioobyiug al me sessions OF
die state legislatures.
that the railroads Of the United states
are virtually blsckmared by the men In
corrupt legislatures IL the rather unusual
statement put forth by Nj Trude IA his
rsument Corporations are held up by the
fear OF unfair laws being passed agalnst
rnem just as the h0luup man " the street
noias a gun over me neaa ol the victim
is the contention made by Nj. Tlude.
Mr. Trude acted for the state OF Illinois
several times, not only III cases of trad
ulent dealings, but in several murder cases
such as the shooting OF Carter Harrison
by Pendergrast and was for many years
the attorney lor the Chicago Tribune, and
was prominent In the famous hbel cases
which arose m illinois in mo nineties.
Forced 20 he had.
Speaking as a corporation lawyer. his
position is that the great companies ana
oI ganizatIons are foTuea into Unfair Tactics
by the means Nnicn dishonest politicians
take 10 extract money from them. he
stated that IN the pursuit OF grafters ana
The killing out OI dishonest dealings Ia
state legislatures no one was more inter-
ested than the great railroad companies.
as their prJnIs acre larger when tAcy
we're not giving up money 10 such u4eeae. :
ana we've uoins lawful business
For many years Mr. Truce has been a
national deleg ate 10 the democratic conven-
ton and he thinks that the OUTLOOK for the
next candidate for the presidency IN the
party IS very indefinite al the present time,
1 he states mat as leader OF the democratic
party, especially the leader Uf t4e demo
Gratis IN the gleat middle west, ". ). t5rJ' an
l lost pace eight years ago. rhat he Mi
never again run as a candidate Tor the
democratic party for this olrice ne 10 posi-
tive. and regarding the new prohibition
] movement OF the pride Of democracy, he
| thinks IL viii act as a poisoned arrow u
the feelings OF prominent melnDers OF the
party.
Mr. Trude is on his way to Idaho, whers
he owns the Angina ranch, IN FremoI-,
county The ranch Is some tweNe miles IL
extent and bOFacrs on Yellowstone park
Ia fact many OF the park animals az
known 70 inIrude on his property. Mr
Trude and his family Will remain in Idaho
until next November, spending the um,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

Jude including Richmond 30 per cent. Bal
timore II and Mobile l. The Pacific coast
cities are maintaining the high figures es-
tablshed some time ago. Portland leading
with an increase Of s. per cent Los An
geles IS, san Diego s Tacoma s. while In
stockton there was loss Of 50 per cent,
San Francisco q Seattle and Oakland G.
The leading cities in the lake and middle
west states are enjoying unusual prosperity
In building including Cincinnati G.. Omaha
81. Columbus 20. Toledo So Terre Haute. IS,
south Bend sS3 and Davenport 1874
The record Is considered especially salts
factory inasmuch as building has been Ae-
live In the entire list OF cities for a long
time snd there are no material indications
Of a letup.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

The big cities OF the country show very
litde change In comparison with the cor
responding month year ago. New York
having a gain OF per cent chioago > and
Pittsburg TO- while in Philadelphia there
vas a decrease Of Il and in Brooklyn Of 5s
per cent.
1t Is significant that group OF interior
cites comprising a larger section % the
south as well as the Pacific coast, make .
phenomenal showing. For example. in the
south and southwest in Little Rock there
Was an increase Of 10 per cent Memphis 81,
Atlanta g. Birmingham 81 Dallas Al. Louis
VILE A. Norfolk 10 New Orleans 7. and az
against this there were only three cities In
watch there were decreases " any msgni-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
The Practical Planning of Flat Buildings

MODERN fiat Is the scientific
a arrangement Of the rooms re-
quired IN a small home, 50 ar
- ranged as TO Eive the greatest
IAFfS9y amount Of convenience, comfort
49, Gnd space az the least possible
t.I ,uze TO the owner Of the build ng on
a f.fty-foot corner lot or a KXty-foot in
side lot can be planned from foar to six
modern complete fats. depending upon the
height Of the building bringing In each
month from SO to SO for each fiat. accord
ing to the location In which the building
Is built making an average total on four
flat building Of 500 a month.
The number Of rooms which a flat should
contain "a n matter which has engaged the
attention Of real estate men for some years.
They have finally come TO the conclusion
that the following rule should be observed.
No fiat should be over seven rooms. no
matter what the local ~ IL Is built in, since
people who live in flat buildings seldom
have large families. realizing the imprsc-
ticablity Of trying to provide for the com
fort Of a very large family in a nat II
the flat is built in what is known as a fash
ionsble nelghborhood, a neighborhoOd con-
tanning homes costing from $1,000 up, It Is
best 10 build the flats Of six or seven
rooms and provide in them every conven-
fence known. with good-sized rooms and
well finished Throughout Flats IN such
localities always bring very high rents
II the flat is to be built Ia a neighbor-
hood that is popular, but not what we
would call fashionable, then five or six
room flats, well arranged with moderate
sized rooms, is the proper thing. II built
very near the center Of population only
three or four-room flats should be provided,
with the requirements of e kitchen pro-
vided for in what is known as a kitchen
/ ette since people who live in the center
Of population or business district Of a city
in flats are merely looking for a little more
privacy than can be obtained in a modern
hotel and ordinarily expect TO go out for
most Of their meals. II the building Is 10
be built in a neighborhood Of small homes
it should be built convenient, but not ex-
( pensfve, and the flats should be small, for
IL has been found that the high rents
which one would have to charge for a large
flat makes il difficult TO rent them IN the
more ordinary parts Of city. since the
class OF people who could afford TO pay the
| high rents that large flat buildings bring
would prefer TO live In a more high-class
I section. Here is a good example. In one
of our large cities a three-story fiat build
ing was built providing two eght-room
/ flats on each OF the lower floors. while the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
FURAY MUST GIVE MORE BOND
Deputy County Attorney Says Bond
ShOuId Equal Amount of
Funds Carried.

Under an opinion furnished the Board OF
County Commissioners by Deputy County
Attorney MRgney. County Treasurer Furay
may be required 70 furnish something over
s20O,O00 moro bond. His bond is now $4,000.
The law provides that his bond shall not
be less than the amount in his care and
that amount is at present SSH .9s6.24. The
matter was referred FOR action 10 the com
nittee of the whole.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

third floor was divided into four four-room
flats. The flats on The third floor were al
ways kept rented at so month each. max
ing a total Of 1920 for the floor. The flats
on the first and second floor rented at SO
a month each. or total of $lO0 for each
floor, and were rented only half Of the
time This proves that the neighborhood
was desirable for fiat buildings providing
that the publics demand for fiat building
in that neighborhood were properly met.
Many people do not realize the value of