Some Things We Should Like To See

The eloek tower lighted every nlglit Bttter wagon roads in every direction. All of our sidewalks put in good simpe, l'batcanning factory In full blast thig glimmer. Our manut'acturinjr interests doubled and trebled. A street railway from Ann Arbor toits eastern suburb, Ypsilanti. So mucli work to be done liere tlit no laboring man would need be idle. The groiinds in and about the new H. C. R K. depot made luto u park. Every man live up to the law just ashe would like to liave liis neighbor live up to it. A building in the lst ward and one in the 2d ward for elcction, rrgittMkm, aüd otlier public Htinth. Any city la Michiiran that has go many modern improveinentg as has Ann Arbor, with so little outliiy. The T. & A. A. U. R. 00. lival tlieir big cotemporary iu station house and other buildings at lins place. Any city in Michigan that can make a better ihowlng linancially, morally, ot any other way tluiu can Aun Arbor. All tramp poMnilnc Btone at the jail for their loilgiug. The pulverized stone to be used in m.icadami.ing our streets and roada leadlng into the city. Memorial services in honor of David Preston were lield in tlie opera house lust Sunday. The mmMmmm was not large but tlie services were deeply luteresting. Alvhi Wilsey with liis clioir, opened the services by singing h piece selected for mul adupted to the occasion. 'J'he sin"inwas foll.-wed by the readinjr f appprPate Mlaetioat from the SerlptaN by Ber. Mr. Boiirnes. Dr. Hascall then oftered prayer, tnother aeleotlOD by the choliwas Min, after wliich K.-v. Dr. H.inisav delivered au aljle und teeling tribute to the inemory of David Preston, alter auother electlon by the eholr the benedlctlon uas asked by Itev. Samuel dementa' aud so closed the very Interesting and emineoüy tppropriate exercises.