Ypsi-ann Arbor Bicycle Path

The snbscription list opened hy the Times to secure a bicycle path between ïpsilanti and Adü Arbor has been suocessfnl and the 500 necessary to oom. píete the work has been all subsoribed. It is proposed to bave the work done onder the supervisión uf tbe local braDch of tbe L. A. W., and at a meeting held last weet it was unanimously decided to follow the middle road, tbat being the shortest route and affording the best entrance into Ann Arbor, besides having the advantage of costing less per mile in construction. Since then some opposition bas arisec from eeveral contributors outside the L. A. W., tbe claim being made that their contributions were made on the supposition tbat the sonth or "motor line" road would be used, the last natned road having fewer grades. To settle matters another meeting will be called at which every contri butor will be entitled to vote as to wbich route shall be followed. When thie qnestion is settled the work of building will pro3eed!