Special Agent U. S. Treasury

SPECIAL AGENT U. S. TREASURY

IN THE CITY TO LOOK UP SITES OFFERED FOR POSTOFFICE BUILDING

Upon His Recommendation Will Depend Location of Public Building

R. S. Reed, special agent of the U. S. Treasury, is in the city for the purpose of looking up the different sites offered to the government for the new postoffice building, and upon his recommendation will probably depend the location of the new building. Mr. Reed will remain at the Cook house until the end of the week and it is his intention to thoroughly investigate every available site offered to the government and any others that may be considered as suitable by their owners. He is also especially anxious to meet citizens in general who have no sites to dispose of and yet are sufficiently interested in the welfare of the city to give an unbiased expression of their preferences in this matter.

At present there does not appear to be any concentration of choice upon any one location and as the government is usually anxious to please the majority of the residents in choosing a site it would be well to have as many citizen as possible call on him and give a free expression of their opinion in the matter.