A Proud Day For Ann Arbor

'i' lio res uit of the wpecDa] election last Moiulay, om tihe quesüon of bonding tiO& Ctty ia Uw suiii of $30,00u toput hi ti ni.un sewer preparatory for ■i .sic]ii of gewers, s gjratlfying. It gffves rviik'Jrv of M iK'siir on tlhe part ►f ■iti.cns to proteci tihemselves Yom cirrl'iiiHS and disrases tliát n'81 imiv i. aüt.v tli.u is without a. System of Hcwei-s tc cai'iy asva t iio illli. The sitnaüim Of iliis city is admirible ior eewerage. i tere s wit a -tin-t ïis'nir the corporttOton tiiat haa mi a .sinïi--ir]ii decline t take íí ill ihc Bewage ihat would naturalbe pourcil int i, aud ilic Quab ey8tcni i au oot luit be smcceeeful here. Tin' reeuit of the vote wqb as follou-.s : WJwjIc No. ot votes cat, L,S57 Defect ivc 26 S.vci-s "cs. .... 795 Serwere- No .":!( Majority (or - ... 2Ö9 'J"he result is very gi-atifying indeed, and credit is duo toa number of our fiitoipTiteiiiii citizcn.s and young busiBeaB men wlio pulled off theih' eoats a.nd worked for it wiUv all tlieir might. Had it not been for tfliem the negutive element t'hnt opposes all jmprovcments womd have come out anead.