The morning call., 1890-05-11

cino and Napa counties VIII be begun. The ride
for the first day viii be from Petaluma to Clover
dale, a distance Of ffty-fve miles. After the
second day the cyclists expect TO reach Ukiah
thence the run to Blue Lakes will be made, after
which the country around Lakeport will be ex-
plored. On the return TO this city Napa, st.
Helena aud Calistoga will be visited. The party
expects TO return to this city on Tuesday,
the 2SIh. AL the machines used on The trip will
be oil tile safety type, which, on account OF The
rough Character OF the country TO be traversed,
Will be greatly 10 The advantage OF the riders.
Captain Manning Will positively call run Of
the San francisco Bicycle Club for The night OF
Saturday, May 31st. The destination Will be
san Jose. The moon Will be full and 1t Is eX-
pected that a large number OF riders will be In
attendance. All past events Of Ibis kind have
been very successful.
Last sunday about a dozen San Francisco boys
rode 10 Camp Taylor and back, aud the jaunt
Chairman W. NJ. Meeker OF the Touring Board
has issued the following circular in relation TO
tile league run TO HOLSTER next Sunday:
SAN Francisco, May S, 1890.
Members California Division L. a. ": AT The last
business meeting of the division Instructions were
given me to call a century run for members of the
division, it being the of the meeting that
penSes incurred while on the run, such meals,
ETC., be paid by the division.
1t was the original intention to have this run to
San Jose and return, thus making 100 miles, but
nave peeh petltlohed Dy a large number OF members
sirong head-wind we would get the return from
San Jose and also affording a comparatively new
ride with continued change of scenery. Members
say they would prefer 10 pay the railroad fare from
HOLSTER than to ride back from San Jose.
1t necessary, however, TO provide special
train from HOLSTER, in order to get back Ic San
francisco the same night. This will cost about
$500, which would make the ride rather expensive
IL only a few participated.
The Board OF oficers have deemed 1t a better plan
and one which VIII make the run much more of a
success to ay for the special train and let each
member taking the run pay his own meals and Incl
dental expenses
The run is hereby called for May Is, 1890, and
will meet at Twenty first and Mission streets at 5
n ia nlr.pg chs lkFRak fast h.aV
ordered at MllDrae, dinner at san Jose and supper
at Holister.
An L. A. W. special train will leave HOLSTER at
our convenience, and II will cost members OF the d.
vision nothing to return on it. Non-members max
have just returned from HOLSTER. The roals are
good a. the run Will be easy and very pleasant
the efforts of their Board of ocers to make this
success by attending it, and thereby advancing the
interests OF California Division.
Members reasonably certain OF attending will con-
fer a favor by notify yours, iraternally,
w. M MEEKER, Chairman Touring Board.
II Franklin street.
Should the weather permit, Meeker, Drake and
Chief Consul Thompson will tide 10 San Jose To-
day 10 attend meeting Of the Race Meet Com
mttee.
Last Sunday Spaneding, W. E. Thompson and
Allen rode TO San Jose ON the Alameda side.
Landes, LdngtoD, Howard, Hammer and Steven
son made The sans trip last Saturday night by
moonlight.
Last sunday Meeker, Cook, Rose Doaue and
r. Nj. Thompson rode to MEMO PARK. AT this
point Meeker left his comrades and proceeded on
to HOLSTER, going over the route for The League
run next Sunday, IN order TO be familiar with IL
aud discover the condition OF the roads.
There have been several requests made that a
tandem safely race DC added 10 The list OF events
at the meet on the Fourth OF jury and the CON-
mltIee Will In all Likelihood take favorable action
upon them. Ii so four teams VIII probably be
entered, consisting OF Doane aud Gilmore, Elwel
and Adcock, Robinson ana Brewer aud Wheaton
and Plummer. Ii these last TWO ride together IL
will be something of a surprise to the members
OF Tie division, as IL was pretty generally under.
stood that good deal Of bad blood existed be-
tween them. The gentlemen themselves claim
that the feeling was between their friends aud
that they themselves were always on lhe best OF
terms.
AL Forman, the popular box-office man at the
Haight-street Baseball Grounds, rides a safety
very regularly now.
The new American Bicycle Club has up to date
three members.