Sewers

Ncnrlv every day gome one asks the editor of Tm: Codbikb why he does not stirup the dilatory officials abouteweis. They iay they have voted for sewers, and want thciii. It aeerna tobe tlie faultof no onciü particular that all this valuable üme ia beinglost, ezceptthat thematter iras 1 . - 1 1 lo tlir Board of Public Works whii already have enough to do and who work without pay. It gbould have been donb ;is it was in Ypsilanti, where a Bpeoial board wasappointed of Bueh therongb business ïm'n and bastiera as Mayor Glover and 0. L. Quirk, whotook prideinseeingitpushed. 'l'hus it waa d( cheaply and reaaonably. li there could be a board here at so Buch men as Mayor Thompson, Col. Dean, Prof. M. E. Cooley. Christian Mark,.!. 'I'. Jacobs, Frederick Scbmid or A. L. Noble, in whom everyone has confidence, sewera could be badqnickly.