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Esmeralda County.

State Senator. FORBES
a...nh,vnar :. ..........A. GARRARp
....S. l.. McNAUGuTUN
Sheriff. ROBERT STEWART
County Clerk. >. ii. HOSLN rIIAL
Auditor and Recorder C. ]. GARRISON
District Attorney........ ~ +. ~ Rim
County TreasLrer. ...E. W. CLAIM
Assessor. =. .......,..J EkltY QUINN
Superintendent OF Schools. b. +. CURi.LR
Surveyor. ...,.J. ". aiSii oN
rutlic Administrator. ". j, VAN N,MEE
i...... .-...J. W. " lLSDts
Commissioners - =. J1Si i i. ocMpIa5E caLrtsok
Township Mo. 20.
Justice Of the Peace. ...,...R, III. KING
Constable. ..... ;. ..u,..,,.J. Il. FENToN
t....,.....S. D. NOLAN
school Trustees :o. + +. 4; 4AiiSs 5iSs
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THE roNoue.,

"The homeless tongue. so small and weak.
Can crush and k.n.'' declared the Greek.
"The tongue destroys greater horde"
Tue Turk asserts, ''than Goes the sword"
The Persian proverb sely 81 tn; ~
A lengthy tongue--an carry death"
Or sometimes take this form instead:
Don't let your tongue cut on your head"
'The tongue can speak word whose speed" "
Says the Chi ,ese, 'outstrps the tteed-"
While Arab Sages this impart:
The tongues great store. house Is the heart
From Hebrew wit the maxim sprung:
Though feet should slip, ne er let the
tongue"
The sacred writer crowns the whole:
who keel his tongue doth keep h soul"
-PhitiD II. sTonJ, IN n. ]. Maj and Er, rsn.
.
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Nevada Growth

Send for Catalogue and Price Iist. to the
Washoe Nursery, Reno, washoe county, Ne
yada, Box No.
r. L NJ. KELLY, Proprietor.
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G. II. u ELIOfsfs, Room So. No. 33'
Pine street. San Francisco, California, l. the
authOriz d agent foi this paper. and will re
Geive advertising and subscriptions
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-09-24

To feel bright and cheerful attend to
your stomach. Take Summons Liver
Regulator.
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RATES or ADVERTISING.

one square, ten lines. first insertion. 81 Ia
Zach snbsdaueri iRsei tioD ............, | 81
Orders for subscription, Adsertisin'
Job " ork will receive prompt attenli,n a.
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INVENTION Ia. ia.a fss''"',SIi t,,e %dII<
during the last half ccninry Not 'c'
among ne inventive progress - NELL
and system of work that can he pr',o.n
all over the country without separating I
workers from their homes. Pay liberal: ~
ne eau do the work: eth sex. Young or O.
no special ability required. Capital ~
needed: you are started free. Cnt thi- c.
and reinrn 10 us and will send yon free
something of great value and importance to
,ou. that will tart Won In b"sincss. which
viii bring seu in more money right awa'-
ihsn anything else In the world. ,rand ont,
dit free. Address True & Co Agus,a Maine.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-09-24

Do not weaken yourself by drastic
pur. afives. Take Simmons Liver
r gulator.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-09-24
No Home should b, Without Il

I takes the pace OF
doctor and costly pre-
scriptions. All who lead Foa wHost
sedentary lives will find aENsrr
II the best preventive of
and cure for indigestion,
Constipation, Headache, Eiiiousness,
Piles and Mental Depression. No loss
of time, no Interference with business
while taking. For children 1t is most in-
nocent and harmless. No danger from
exposure after taking. Cures Collie. Di-
arrhea, Bowel Complaints, F.vcri III
ness and Fcverish Colds. Invalids and
delicate persons will ind II the mildest
Aperient and Tonic they can use. A little
taken nj night insures refreshing sleep
and a natural evacuation Of the bowels.
A little taken In the morning sharpens
the appetite, clcanses the stomach aud
sweetens the breath.
A PHYSICIANS OPINION.
II have been aetcing medicine for
twenty years and have never been able to
put up q vegetable compound that would,
:. like Simmons Liver Regulator promptly
and effectively move the Liver TO action,
and at the same time aid instead ofwesk-
ening) the digestive and assimila,ivs
powers Of the system"
l.. NJ. HIsros. ND. Washington. Ark.
Marks Of Gcnuinencss, Look for the red
Trade-Mar OH front of Wrapper. and the
Eeal and signature of j. II. Zeilin & Co., Ia
red, on the side. Take no other.
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Walker L0ke Bulletin.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
JOHN M. CAMPBELL, Proprietor

A. J.. MCCARTHY.
EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
lnvariably in advahos).
year, postage prepaid. o
? months. - ............. o.
months, " " ........,......... l 5.
De. vercd by carr 'cr. without additiona'
charge, to subscribers IN Hawthorne.
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nTED SEA WONDERS exist in
D1G4 thousands OF forms, but are 81 r
pasecd by the marvels of invention. Those
who are In need o, profitable work that can
send their address 10 I1allet Il Co. Portland,
Maine, and receive free. tu information how
either sex. OF all ages, can earn from S. to
S25 dly und upwards wherever they live
You are started free. Capital uot required.
Sone have made over $50 in single Jay 3
this work. All succeed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-25

by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, April 2i.-George e. Benedict of
Helena arrived in the city three or four
days aga, and since then has devoted
more or less of his time TO decorating the
the municipality with a beautiful shade of
carmine. He succeeded SO well that
he managed to waste u amount
OF lucre he brought with him and
also to accumulate a goodly attack Of the
preserves commonly called 'jim jams"
This afternoon he was placed in jail i'm or
der that he might sober up and regain his
shattered reason. Shortly after his incar-
ceration X. NJ. Cobban appeared before
Judge Newkirk and complained hat he
was a victim Of B~enedict's powers OF per-
suasion in that he allowed himself to in
dorse q draft of 500, which he was now
compelled TO a Mr.. Cobban stated
that Benedict asked him yesterday to in
dorse a draft on a Helena bank FOR the
amount mentioned. The favor was grant
ed and this morning the complainant was
paralyzed when informed that a dispatch
had been received announcing that Bene-
dict had nothing to his credit ut the bank
ON which he had drawn. A warrant was
issued for Benedict's arrest on the charge
of obtaining money under false pretcnses.
Benedict Is said to he quite well of and
that his oifense was the result of a drunk
IN freak rather than any attempt 10 COM
init fraud.
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Served Them Alike.

BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE. April 4.-Judge Newkirk spent
several hours this afternoon in a hard en-
deavor q solve the mysteries of a quad
~rangular fight which took place at the
Palace saloon Tuesday afternoon. James
Sanders, Peter L~indquist, Harry Hartnett.
and Gus Lindquist were the parties ar
rested. About a dozen witnesses were eN-
amined. but IL was impossible to ascer-
tain who the aggressor had been and his
honor became worse puzzled as each sue
ceeding person took the INT Gus
Lindauist offered i'm evidence a badly
bruised nose. while Peter made exhibit A
and b OF n hand which he carried in n
sling and a long cash on his head. all OF
which he received i'm the conflict. IL was
proven that chairs N bottles played "a
considerable part in the battle, but they
were not arrested. His honor finally de
clared that he did not wish to appear par
tial. and SO announced he would fine each
one of the participants So and costs. The
Lindguists paid. and the other two went
To Jail.
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Butte, April 2i.-The following trans
fers were recorded in the Office OF the
county clerk since our last report:
Eliza A. Richards Ia j. NJ. Foster, all of
surface ground of the Robert Emmett lodi,
and the west 10 feet Of lot ~. in block ..
Emmett addition. 500.
j. 4. Dinwiddie to A. 4. Morgan. lot
I, block 10. Noyes and upton's railroad al
dition No. =, $500.
Robert NJ. Cobban, at. ny, tn William
Hussclton, the Valley placer mine in I'M
organized district. about six miles out
of Butte, 81
VIM. Koh, ct. al. to William Husselton
the Valley placer claim, 81.
William Hussclton, ct. n.y., 10 Robert
NJ. Cobban, ct. al, Valley placcr:claim'
$500.
NJ. j. Connell to William orion, lot IL
block q, Noyes q rpton's addition, ia
Butte TOWNSHIP. Sl25.
NJ. J. Connell tn Fred Orton, lots I, :
and 3, block 8, Noyes a Cpton's addition
20 Butte TOWNSHIP, $500.
T.. Bingham 10 Bertic Beckwith, an un
divided a in the Silver Bell lode, 500
JOIN Thomas, ct. TX, 10 j. j. Duly
the north % feet Of the Snoozer lode, 81
Solomon Jennings to Theda l.. Thomp
son, lot in Melrosc, $50.
James II. Pace to J. +. Dinwiddic, ct
N.Y., lot I, block ~, Noycs x tpton's AL
dition TO Butte TOWNSHIP. 10
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Locking for q .Hold-Ip."
By the Standards Special Wire.

BN TIE Stantstiu y Slbfisu WIZ.
BUTTE, April 2i.-Deputy Sheriff Hogan,
returned to-day from a trip to Melrosc
where he had been in quest OF William
Reese. Reese is accused by one Ross of
having robbed him Of $50 Tuesday night.
Ross is a section hand employed on the
Utah q Nothern and claims that the al
legged robbery occurred in the company's
bunk house at Mclrose. He says that
after he had retired on the night men,
tionca Reese entered the room and push
ing a revolver in his face ordered Ross Ia
''give up the stuff" Rather than be shot
Ross complied with the demand and gave
Reese his pocket book containing sl50.
The next morning Ross secured the ar
rest of Reese but the local officers refused
TO hold him and the defendant was re-
leased. He celebrated his liberation by
spending about all Of the money which
Ross says he took from him and then
skipped for parts unknown. Ross came
to the city and secured a new warrant
and Mr.. Hogan was sent down the road "a
serve it,. But he wal tn late as Reese had
already left.
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READY FOR The FIGHT
The Butte Boy and The Porta Costa Giant
to Sign Articles.
Both Parties Apparently Ready to
Agree to Anything That
Will CulmInate In an
Encounter.


ny .he suanuaras speeia. wire.
BUTTE April 2s.-Mike brennan' the
Porta Costa giant, and q sporting man
named Murphy, from San Francisco, to-
night appeared AT the STANDARD Office, In
answer 10 George Kessler's cbaIlenyc.
rnh,;sh.i 4, h .Sr,xn,pn ,h;s n,o-,in.
II was eSpee'eu 'naa ID preiiniharies OF
q heht between hessier ana renne
would have been arranged this evening,
but at Mr.. Brennan's request the meeting
for arranging the mill was postponed un-
an to-morrow cvepiny nj : o'c,ock. when
IN ,,an Iii, sord n.os.n,.,;,. tn.
.xm M y, ,n., nm ar,;olos NJ
prcnn.n sa;d \. 49, r.,, N 90 m,., Kass.
i.r I'm he linz an, ,;n,a anJ n, n,,,s, any
,Iaaa a.. ts"."n' ,n;rh, .La.in,a,a ~.
Rrcnnan nh h;s ns=,n,an;nn nn,,.arn,i
.rea,I, ",oasoa 80 ,b;,,L ,ha, ,hore Us n,
go, pnes.oo, m,;,i ~,;,h ,ho p,,,,n
49, " W." "" ~
3W. - all r.,,,,- s,id Mr. Rr.,,,n
.anJ n Mr. Kcsslcr.s rcnrescn,ai;ves i'm,
s;st we Nil, nrocosd This nvenino IN sion
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BY the standards Special Wire.


BUTTE, April 2i.-Jamcs O'Neil played
'Monte Cristo" To a packed house to-
night. The audience was one Of the
largest that ever assembled in the opera
house, every seat being filled. in addition
10 which a large number Of persons stood
In the real aislcs taking what comfort
they could leaning against the walls. The
applause was liberal and justly bestowed.
The support was first-class. The per-
formance will he repeated tomorrow and
Saturday nights.
The California Opera company Of san
Francisco will a weeks en-
gagement in Maguire's opera house here
Monday, April ~. In "Said Pasha," one
of the finest comic operas ON the stage.
Til" california Opera company Is m AZ.
gregation Of excellent artists, the stage
settings and scenery used by this company
are magnificent u the music loving
public OF Butte will hail with pleasure the
advent OF this splendid company Of va.
calists. Sale Of tickets will commence
Tomorrow NJ Calkins' bookstore.
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This record speaks for itself,
and shows that the people of
Butte are waking up to the fact
that there is more money TO be
made by investing at home in a
straightforward business PROPOSE
ton which they a examine for
themselves, than by taking
chances in one of the innumerablc
catchpenny propositions that are
daily presented to the public.
In a few weeks more the new
line of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road will be open for business.
and all trains will stop at the
East Butte Depot, now being
erected on
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

by the standards Special Wire.
Butte. April 2i.-The ID. j. Henness,
Mercantile company has been dissolved
Messrs. Case and Courtenay withdrawing
MIR. Courtenay left this morning for a visi
TO the East and will also take a voyage a.
Ireland before he eturn Upon bis re-.
turn he and Mr.tasc will re-engape IL
business here.
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Miss L. Winter, who has lately arrived
from the East, is prepared TO teach music
lessons on moderate terms. Residence.
Cedar street, between Third and Fourth
streets.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-25

Clothing and furnishing goods business
in "A prosperous city Of Montana. Good
paying business. Best Of reasons for sell
ING. For particulars apply To SrASDAKp
office.
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AT PUBLIC AUCTION!
COMMENCING ON
Saturday., May 10,

II not disposed Of at private sale be-
fore that date. there will be "A sale at
public auction of the entire and very
complete livery stock and fixtures Of
the well known stables 81 VIM. Ham
mond * Co., at Philipsburg, Mont.
The property TO he sold consists Of
about 20 head 81 the best livery stock
in the state. Z fine buggies. "A carriage.
Landau and hearse. six or more new
cutters. sleighs, wagons aud harness
in quantity to answer all OF the de-
mands of "A well equipped stable.
There will he also disposed Of. at the
same time. about ~ head % dairy and
stock cattle. all in a No. | order and
good quality. Should anyone desire
To continue the business the old stand
will he leased for "a term If years At "A
moderate rental. To the right man
no better business opportunity is Of
fered in the State, Terms. cash, or
secured paper bearing legal interest.
All communications looking towards
the purchase II the business at pri-
yate sale should be addressed To- the
undersigned at Phiiipsburg. The
present location is the best IN the
town.
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American Law E,.lte. John. Wonder,

By the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, April 2i.-Jobn Maison.a Fin
lander. was tried in the police court yes.
tcrday FOR fighting In one 81 the Finland
ish saloons ON Park street. When the
first witness had been examined Matson,
through his interpreter, asked the court u
he could introduce an occurrence which
transpircd in Michigan as "a justification
for his assault. Being answered In the
negative he asked how much his fine
would be-. He was told - and costs,
which he paid and left wondering AT Ill,
sinRularity of American laws.
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:. BOOM. 1

Therefore, the time to buy Butte
property is now, for when the
boom comes, as it surely will this
summer. this property, in COM
mon with other Butte property.
will have gone up two or three
hundred per cent. from present
prices, and you will be looking
for an able-bodied colored gentle
man with a large-sized club.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-25

Fine Michigan apples at P~eckoycr's
for the next few days.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-25

A team. o sleighs. harness. etc.
Apply 20 y. X. Reml"y.
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Census Districts of Beaverhead County.
BY the Standards Special Vine.

Aehsus DistEIct VI ohut
By the Standards Special Vine.
BUTTE. April I.-Census Supervisor
Specr tonight completed the districting
of Beaverhead county as follows: First,
Red Rock districts: All OF the county
south of an east and west line drawn
| through the junction of Clark's Fork
creek with Beaverhead river and west of
rhe range. dividing the waters Of Black
tail Deer creek and Red Rock creek and
also including all the country on the
waters of Horse Prairie creek and Red
Rock creek. Second, Be~averhead dis
trict: All the country north OF the above
described district on the east side OF
Beaverhead river, excepting the city Of
porated limits OF Dillon. Fourth
district: All the country of Beav-
erhead river, north OF the range
between G~rasshopper and Rattlesnake
creek, south of h u between Grass
hopper and Birch creek, and east OF Bald
mountain. Fifth, Bannack district: All
the Grasshopper valley, including Ban
mack, Polaris, Elkhorn and all adjacent
country rot included i'm other surround
ing districts. Sixth, Birch Creek district:
All the country north OF the Agate district
and south of Joe A. Brownies residence,
on the west side of Beaverhead river and
tributaries thereof. Seventh, Glendale
district: Glendale. Lion City and all the
country on the tributaries of Trapper
creek from the summit of the mountain
north to the junction with Big Hole
creek, also the other waters of Canyon
creek. and south to Joe A. Brownies ranch.
Eighth Dewy's district: Dewy's Flat, Vi
pond and all country on the the tributaries
of the Big Hole river, up the river as far
as the mouth of French Gulch, including
everything on the north side of Canyon
Creek. Nintb-Big Hole district: All of
the Big Hole valley and all country on the
tributaries of said river above the mouth
of French Gulch to the summit Of Grass
hopper divide.
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AN EARLY MORNING FIRE.

a slight Conhagrntton Promptly EXtin-
guisheA by the Department
By the Standards special Wire.
BUTTE, April ga few minutes past
I O'Clock this morning Officer Waller dis
covered q fire In q small building on
Wyoming street between Park and Gal
ena streets. He hurried in nm alarm from
box AZ and both the department and bri-
grade responded promptly. Soon a
couple OF streams were hurried on 10 h
fire but before they could accomplish
much the fire had spread and other build
ings caught fire.
After wasting much water and consider
able time q stream was run through q
building on Galena street and directed
~squarely ON top Of the fire which appeared
TO be burning the f~iercest
in the rear Of the buildings.
Short work was then made OF
the flames and in about five minutes
afterward the fire was out. The rear OF
Frank Proulx's saloon ON the corner OF
Galena and Wyoming streets wa also
considerably damaged. The property de-
stroyed consisted OF small shacks n a
small part of Proulx's saloon. Proulx
owned all of the houses and vas insured.
The loss is about $500. The fire is sup
posed To have originated from n broken
lamp. The three houses destroyed were
occupied by French women.
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Fresh butter, eggs and poultry a, Meals
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Northern Pacific Addition

Will be the scene of activity,
dotted with pleasant homes,
blessed with pure air, good water
and cheerful surroundings.
The time to invest in real estate
is before the
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PACIFIC ADDITION

In a few weeks work will begin
on the new Motor Line; the con-
struction of a number of houses
will commence, and before the
summer is over
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-02

hand storekeeper, gave bonds in the sum
OF 500 for his appearance in court today tc
answer charge Of buying an ak, knowing
that the same had been stolen from III. L.
Lewis, a hardware dealer.
The Northwestern Printing, Lithograph.
ing and Stationery Company was yesterday
Incorporated with a capital stock of SD,
GOO. The incorporators were Percy W.
Rochester. Charles n. Evans. John Wallace
and George b. Higgins.
1t was rumored yesterday that Leonard
Green. under bonds of $3.50 for embezzlIng
from his employers, the Crystal Bath and
Laundry Company, had quietly left the
state, and that his bondsmen are now in
the lurch.
Jack Paulson and Robert Ekinson, Swed-
isn boys, were yesterday committed to the
county Jail for ten days each by Justice
Neagie for beating B. G. Sprague, their en-
ployer
During the present illness OF Mr.. Her
man Chaplin. president of the Boston Ma
tionai bank of Seattle, Mr.. II. G. Strive
will assume the temporary management.
The remains OF Verna, infant daughter
OF Thomas Wilson, we're buried yesterday
afternoon from Bonney & Stewards rooms.
Ihe burial was In Masonic cemetery.
At the Y. N. c. A. reception, this even
ing, Mr.. Balch. tine electrician. will provide
several electrical machines and deliver an
address on electricity.
Gospel without gloves, by an evangelist.
at Tabernacle. corner jackson and Second
streets, tonight. Everybody come earIy.
No reserved seats.
The body of Herbert K. Nichols, who
died at Fremont of consumption. was
buried yesterday afternoon in Mount Pleas
ant cemetery.
A cake festival will be given by the ladies
OF the Unitarian church. at the Armory
hall. December II. Ali are invited.
The Ladies Relief Society meets this
afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock, at the Chamber
of Commerce.
James Brenan, vagranr of the wors.
type. was yesterday fined Sf00 in the polica
court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-02
1he Washington Realty COMPANY Ell,
Ifa Article.

Ane washington Realty COMPANY Files
Its Articles.
hon. John P. Hoyt. J. II. McGraw. Her
bert McMicken, a. B. Stewart. Maurice
McMicken and w. II. Gorham have incor.
poraled a new company, to be known as
the Washington Realty Company. and
propose doing generalreal estate. broker.
age and Investment business in the Grav,s
Harbor and Puget Sound districts.
At meeting of the directors Yesterday
Herbert McMicken was elected president
MI. McMicken has been a resident of
Puget sound for. over sixteen wears. and
brings to the management OF the new COM
pany the valuable Information of the lands
OF this state acquired by twelve years, ex-
perience In the surveyor generals Office of
this state.
Mr.. w. Fl. Gorham, elected secretary
and treasurer OF the. company, has been a
resident OF Seattle eight years, having been
chief clerk in tue Office of Struye. Haines
o. McMicKen, attorneys. six years and sec
reiarysof the cable system OF this CITY for
two yeArs.
MIR. McMicken was seen by a posT.
lSTELLIGEScER reporter, and stated that
handsome offices had been secured in the
Pioneer building, which would be ready
Tor occupancy this week.