The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-29

California Cycling Club-Run to La Honda
Crescent Road Club-Run to Redwood City.
Golden Gate Cycling Club-Road race, San
Mateo course.
Imperial Cycling Club-Club races at Central
Park.
Liberty Cycling Club-Run to Mill Valley.
Outing Road Club-Run to the beach and
Preside
Reliance Club Wheelmen-Pienic run.
Royal Cycling Club-Run to Camp Taylor.
The wheeling season is at its height now
and track and road races and country tour
ing are the order Of the day. Many pri-
vate parties are arranging to visit the Yo-
semitic Valley or Lake County, which APP
pear to have the call for touring purposes,
as presenting the most attractions at the
least expense Of time and money. There
are runs by ali the clubs nearly every Sun
day to some point within a radius of fifty
miles of their abode and often further.
The trip to San Jose is popular Journey
with the city riders most of whom prefer
to make it'from Fruitvale, as the distance
Is ten miles shorter and the roads some
what better than on this side of the bay.
On the Fourth of July there are no less
than eleven track events scheduled
throughout the State, as will appear by
the latest bulletin from the racing board
published in this column. Of course, the
greatest interest will center on the annual
meet of the North California division,
League Of American Wheelmen, to be held
at San Jose. All the fast riders will COM
pete. the track is record breaker and the
prizes and general management of the
meet excellent Most of the wheelmen
from this City Will ride down Wednesday
afternoon
There will be two social functions for the
wheelmen on the night of the Fourth-a
dance at the San Jose Road Clubs hall
and reception by the Ladies' Cycling
Club at the Pratt Home. Naturally the
latter has the call, as the Ladies' Cycling
CLUB are noted hostesses, and both affairs
will be very enjoyable.
A party OF Camera.Club Cyclists will
start tomorrow morning for a ten DAYS
trip through Lake County. Prominent
among them are Charles A. Adams, presi-
dent OF the club; j. J. B. Argent, pro-
Pharmacy; Byron D. Bent and II. G.
Owens, all well-known amateur photo
graphers. Never before has such a party
visited this garden spot of California on
wheels, and it is beyond question that they
will bring back with them some splendid
views taken along the route, as they are
experienced artists and carry the latest and
most improved cameras. These pictures
will be made into slides, which are sent
around the world to other camera clubs,
exchanges being continually made between
these organizations. 1t might be men
toned that the California Camera Club is
the only one in the world having an active
cycling annex. 1t is also the only club
giving monthly exhibitions. The cycling
annex is feature of the club, and some OF
the finest California scenic views have been
made since its inception through the OPP
run fryt -lnaT affa a.. 4,
travel
When it was decided to make this trip
into Lake County Mr.. Bent who was the
leading spirit in the movement, agreed to
prepare an itinerary of the trip, showing
the route to be travelled, distances ira
yersed daily and points of interest visited
This he has done, and as it is an excellent
guide for any party desiring to visit Lake
County on wheels it is here published:
Sunday, June 30-7:30 A. M. train to st.
Helena, arrive 1890 A NJ, fare 81 05; St.
Helene to VIII White sughHr SPRINGS miles
Springs, 16 miles, for the night. Total mileage
for the day, 20.
miles, and out to Hardin Springs for lunch 4
miles; back to Middletown and short run to
Anderson, miles, for the night. Days mile
age, 20.
Tuesday, July 2-Anderson to Adams Springs,
10 miles, Adams 10 Sieglers Springs for lunch,
miles; to Highland Springs for the night, Is
miles. Days mileage, 20.
Wednesday, July 3-Highland to Lakeport
10 miles, lunch; take boat at p. NJ. for Bart
lett Landing ION lake one hour; to Bartlett
Springs 10 miles, should arrive at $50 P. M
Mileage, %.
Thursday. July 4-Bartlett Springs all day;
Fireworks
Friday, July BIO Bartlett Landing, Is
miles; to Upper Lake, 8 miles; to Saratoga, 8
miles; to Blue Lakes or Laurel Dell, mile;
lunch; to Ukiah and out to vichy Springs, %
miles, for the night; days mileage, so.
Saturday, July 6-Vichy to Ukiah, miles: to
hopland, ID miles to Duncan Springs, miles;
lunch; then TO Cloverdale, 16 miles, for the
night, stopping at the United States Hotel;
days mileage, 81.
Sunday, July THE Geysers, 81 miles.
Monday, July S-The Geysers all day.
Tuesday, July 9-The Geysers TO Kellogg, 20
for the day; days mileage, 80.
Wednesday. July l0-Mark West To Santa