The Legislative Visit

The legislature will become theguests of the city of Ann Arbor oa Mare h 9 and 10, proceeding from here to Ypsianti. A meeting of a committee of the council and several cHizen3 was held n City Clerk Miller's office last Friday evening and the following committees were appointed: reception- The mayor and common council; flnance - Col. H. S. Dean, Thos. J. Keech, Fred. Schmid, J. E. Beal, J. V. Sheehan, Dr. V. J. Herdman, H. J. Brown, Prof. A. C. Mc Laughlin; 'entertainment - Aid. D. F. Schairer, Miss Emma Bower, C. W. Wagner, Dr. N. S. Hoff, Prof. J. C. Knowlton. A. VV. Hamilton, Edward Duffy; transportation- E. H.Scott, J. E. Sümmer, Aid. A. P. Ferguson. The citizens of Ann Arbor will prtvide for the meals and lodgings of the visitors while here. The University authorities will arrange a pleasing program at the University for both the evening and forenoon.