A Slushy Kick

The junior editor of the Ypsilunti Sentinel came up to the county capital ïcciitly. alter a snowstorm, and Kives the people hrre the followlng j si'iid off : "From the southwest corner of the court lious es.quare, to the campus to all appearances not a snow shovel had been used. The show Jiad been packed down by travel, thaweil into j Klus'h, ïrozen into ice, and was in the ] procesa of re-thawing, while cltizens and visitors alike were paddllng tthirough it. As far as the eye tonld &ee to the right and left, the wnlks appeared to bë in the same elovenly condition. Xot even the splendid chinches -were approachable except by ■wa.dlng in .soft weather, or breaking -one's aezk in cold. The condition of the sidewalks is scandaleus, and a disgrase to the common (inncil if there is no ordinance requiring their lileaning after snow ; and to the executive pólice if there Is. The city iwhose property depends so excliisivoly on .transieut ilwi llcrs, and the puiblic, ought to be kicked by evcry visitor until it pays more attention to ,it.s supporters, and this is oui1 kL'k."