The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-26
Ha viii Become President Of the
Helena Rapid Transit Railroad
Company.
w. II. Clark Will Retire to Look
After the Guaranty Loans
Affairs.
Tho Now Management WIN Have Fan
Authority to Make this Enaur psisS u
SUCCESSFUL Institution.

by those Who ought TO know that W. II.
Clark. Who has been identified with tho
str, OF railroad interests Of this city, haa
dste, mined 70 w,thd taw frop tho presi-
dency Of the Rapid Fansit railroad md
give his undivided time and attention to
the business Of financial brokerage. he
aud h,s son, under the Arm name of W.. IL.
Clark IL Son, are we'll known here ~ the
former aRsnta and distriot managers Of the
North woatssn Guaranty Loan company,
and, NJ their connection with the affairs OF
that compSny has been consptcuously free
from suy OF The ~irrsguiarities which are
charged upon others, they have bssn re-
lscted 40 the agents, In this section. Of ths
receiver Of ths Northwestern Guaranty
Loan company. and find II nsces-
ssry TO devote their attention
to ths Investments OF the company
and 10 the development Of their
nav connections In the loanine business.
Hence, IL 10 said. the Minneapolis Truss
com yany, the receiver for the GUARANTY
LOAN company, has. both through ,ts attor-
ney, l. Parker Vsazey OF Minneapolis. who
has been here for several weeks. and also
directly. requested Richard Jockey OF this
city TO accept the presidency aud active
management Of the railroad. and there
SCENE to be good reason for bel,sving that
Mr.. Jockey 10 ssrioualy considering the ao-
oeptnnoe Of the position thus urged upon
him, Mr.. Jockey has just returned from
the east, and II ID known that he hao other
business with the receiver OF the Guaranty
Loan company. and hence must have seen
the officers Of the Minneapolis Trust com
many while east, and u IL believed tliat Mr.
Vsazsy requested the receiver TO take ad-
vantage OF M. Looksy's presence there
aud aid him in his efforts to secure the ser
vices Of 10 excellent u man 10 unde' take
the work Of reorganization. In view of MIR.
O,ark's desire TO be relieved.
II Z believed that II Mr.. Lockev accepts
th.s position. II will be with thu under
standing that he IL 10 have full authority 10
make a success OF the road and 70 axe
such steps ~ will ensure tts prompt and
~ per development into II paying institu-
ton. Helena has been for a long time
much IN advance OF other cities Of Its slze
in the country In its street railroad faclli-
ties. and those Interested are sure that,
with Mr.. Jockey at the head OF tho Rapid
Transit company and tho MINNEAPOLIS
Trust company back OF him. the . need be
no fear of there being other than a thor
ouphly busineas-like and =, OPPRESSIVE adj
ministration Of the company.
The people OF this city show their Rppre.
citation OF their unusual advantages in this
respect by bestowinan reasonable patron
AGE upon both the estreet lRilrOad com-
pMniea. The oaus We q built because pub-
lilo convenience was sup, osed 70 require
Thorn, and II the public show that they do
NOT want these facilities, this enterprisinR
CITY would have the notification Of seeing
iss ut, Get railroads abandoned, but there Ia
no reason 10 fear any such results In Hell
ona.