An Outside Opinion

A gentleman wlio resides n one of Micliijran's tlirivinjí eities, I n a private letter to Dr. Breakey offeri these suggestions : Dkah Sik .-"Have read your article la last wetk's Courier with niucli intere-t and I liope the citizens of Ann Arbor will heed your sugestiona. I also wish they could get thc car shops and Indncr Mr. Ashley to build the T & A. A. E. l{. i tito Detroit, then eet the Lake Shore 4 Mich. Soiilhern R. R. ftoni PittótUd Up to Aun Albor, and the Grand 'l'runk H. R. froin Bnutli Lyon. I tliink botli f these coulii bu bruuirht in owr Lhe Toled" ruad it the people of Ann Albor would go to work tt it. The Grand Tiunk shonld be induc-d to run tbrough traína between Port Hurón and Toledo, and it tlie Lake Shorc & M S. could be broujfht into Aun Albor over tbc; Toledo rond and Mr. Ashley would build into Detroit tli. v would then run throuh trains trom Detroic to Chicago by the way of Aun Arbor. The university town would then ofter facililies for mannfacturinf equal to any iu the state.''