A Public Building At Ann Arbor

The following from Sunday's Free Press will interest Ann Arborites, excepting those who, two years ago, signed a petition asking congress not to erect a government building in Ann Arbor: " Representative Gorman this afternoon introduced a bilí for the erection of a public building at Ann Arbor to cost $75,000. Mr. Gorman introduced the same measure in the last Congres, and made a gallant fight to secure its adoption. If a single public building bill had been passed by the Fifty-second Congress there can be no doubt that Ann Arbor would have been one of the lortunate cities, but the policy of the old coinmittee on public building and grounds was against additional buildings. It is understood that the policy will bechanged in the present Congress, and that the House will revert to the earlier practice of passing a limited number o public building bilis."