The Proposition Should Be Accepted

Th propoeitlon oí Mr. ('ia y (iree to erect a building onN. Fourth ave alj jiiiinjjc the Arlington Home, fo thf use oí the city, if the City wil agree to renl offices tbereia fop 11 otftel&te, la one tbat the council shoul not ter paes ïiy without Becwlng. Asything tliat tnde to build up the city in uiy part helpa all prop erty thereln. The booatlon of tiii liu'lilinií i1 central and eonvenlen and the people would be wel] accon modated. The st i !h it leproposedto erecl ihis building is ome o: the u-in eipa] thoroughfarea of Aun .Vrbor .■nul there te probably more travel up on it t han apon any othor wlthto th 'ii']ioration. It is 1 lit iiiain travelfil route tn ilic M. e. R. Ii., to the boulevard, and to the Northslde, and a large majority of the Btrangera cortiLng liere pass and repass it. A handsome building where is an oHl wooden structure, would be a credit tu Ann Arfoor, and help won(lei-f'iily in givlng people who come here a favorable first Impressloi And besiöee, U thie ome la pul up, Beveral of the old structurea whlch now ciiciiiii'Dcr t'nc land and are eye-SOrefi in tliat vicinity, will be torn down ind replaced witli ncw and neat buildtog. It is a M-licnic tliat sliould be fo3tered and encoaraged, and on:; tliat the people generally will appreclate and approved after it has been accomplishced. Mp. Greene proposes to glv the city large and cominodious quarters, witk the v.uiits neceseary for the safe keeping o' aü papera and document s.