Abstract
After several trips to the state capitol, the student returned with the report that there was no such thing. His findings, however, had the undoubted merit of confirming fact. The significant and recurrent changes which have taken place in city government do not follow the course of those which may be observed in the states. Reixamining a fairly large number of reports of extensive changes and proposals for change in American city organization reveals, in fact, but one instance in which reduction in
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