$10,000 To The Law Library

On the face of every law student may be seen a smile which is an indication that something of unusual interest to his department has happened. The reason for this is easily discovered in an event which transpired Saturday. In the will of the late Christian H. Buhl, of Detroit, which was filed for probate Saturday, is a gift of $10,000 to the regents of the University of Michigan to be used in enlarging the library of the law department. This generous gift will add greatly to the t'acilities of the library, which is novv fast becoming insufficient for the increased demands made upon it. This is not the first time that Mr. Buhl has shown his generosity to the law department. In 1885, by a donation to the library of an extensive collection of legal works, he so ncreased its size and importance as vírtually to establish a new library. .n his honor, the volumes contributed at that time have since been cnown as the Buhl library. Thus las Mr. Buhl rendered himself a reat benefactor to a grateful class of students, who will preserve his raemory as long as the department exists.