Mr. Jacobs On The Ypsilanti Road

Secretary J. T. Jacobs, of the Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti street railway, when seen the other day and asked about the ownership of the stock of the road, said: "You may say that not over a hundred dollars, if there is that, is owned outside the county. It is owned in Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor. C. D. Haines has disposed of his interest." Mr. Jacobs has evidently not, as yet, given up the idea of the road entering the city, but expresses himself in quite emphatic terras on the subject. He refers to the fight the Ann Arbor & Toledo road had to get in the city and the opposition to other enterprises, and says he has almost made up his mind to never again take liold of an enterprise for the city, as it is nothing but warfare until it is completed.