The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-29

wheelmen to speed on. no. restrictions
being placed upon the rate OF speed.
NJ E Cummings and James Hilton
rode out to Tooele Sunday. Our inform
ant does not say whether the record was
! broken or not.
The racing men are contemplating
organizing "A 2:40 Club Members to
be eligible will have to be able to ride a
mile in 2:4O. They are also considering
forming classes in the club for 2:1O men,
2:20, 2:30, 2:35 men, etc. The objects are
purely social and to create better feel
ing amongst racing men generally
Arthur Liday has severed his connec-
ton with NJ. R. Evans in order TO train
for his great ride across the continent.
Arthur is working faithfully ana getting
into good shape.
Mr.. Rippeto has been engaged to fill
the vacancy of Professor Arthur Liday
as as, Instructor fy6 in NJ R. Evans riding
tute the tandem team for NJ. r. Evans.
The Wasatch club took a run to Kays-
vile Sunday quite a large percentage
of the clubs members participating.
The Social Wheel club divided itself
Sunday after reaching Pennington, half
of the club riding on to Ogden the other
part remaining at Pennington until their
return, riding back to the city with them.
The following two letters issued by the
Social Wheel club explains themselves:
To Members:
1 desire to again call the attention of
members TO the fact that they must
register on the run book at the Temple
ton hotel previous TO the Friday hight
preceding the run. 1t is utterly impos-
sible to give the hotel proprietors intel
ligent notice of the number of members
on each run unless this is done. and ]
cannot insure meals for those who do
not register. Respectfully,
n. w. HEWETT, Captain.
Dear Sir:
The Social Wheel club now has a men,
bership of about eighty ladies and gen.
tlemen, twenty-five of whom were ad-
mitted at our last meeting. but, consider
ing the number of wheelmen and wheel
women in this city, it seems that we
should now have $50 or more good. active
members, and certainly not less than zoo
members before the year is out.
Our club has been in existence for
about seven years; some of the charter
members are still our most enthusiastic
members.
The good accomplished by the Social
Wheel club in obtaining proper legisla-
ton for the benefit of wheelmen gener-
ally from our city council, certainly COM
mends us to all lovers of the silent
steed.
We are an L. a. W. club: membership
with us gives you membership in the l..
A. ". All wheelmen should be L. A. ".
members.
Among our club members will be found
most of the older l.. A. w. members OF
the Utah division, making our club in all
respects a powerful organization, whose
power can, however, be increased by adj
ditional membership.
We number among our membership the
better class of citizens and only invite
applications from this element.
1t is requested that each member Sc
cure at least one, and if possible, more
than one applicant for our next monthly
meeting, to be held the second Tuesday
in May. Lady applicants are especially
invited.
After our membership reaches the num-
her of 100. it is contemplated raising the
initiation fee to s., so that all desiring to
Join under the old charge. should do so
at once. Very truly yours:
Secretary and Treasurer.
Tod Caine is being carefully trained
by Mr. Gatehouse. who is no novice at
the business. Tod is one of the best