The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-17
Wheel Notes.

Charley Evans is looking in the pink Of
condition and is, eager for the racing sea-
son to open I'D.
Evans will handle the Ariel this year
as usual. The Syracuse tandem mas ar
rived and is a beauty.
H. b. Conibear will arrive in Salt Lake
about March 1, and will bepin his train
ing at once at the new track.
I. 6. .Proudft & Co, OF Ogden 9g T %61i
are located in the Reed hotel building.
Beacher considers his record in the
Garfield road race last year is not bad
when compared with Jake GreenWdlu s.
Evans has received the samples Of 1879
Monarchs The wheel is an elegant sam
pie, and will undoubtedly become popu-
lar this season.
Quite a number of the bicycle boys are
to be found almost any. day at the, gym
nesium doing some advance work to-
wards getting into form for the track
Bill Rishel, one of Cheyenne's famous
Wheelmen, is in town looking around with
a view to locating here permanently. Mr.;
Rishel is the gentleman who originated
C. Y. ErsWelps unpaced stralght-aWay
mile, which was made in las.
Charles Bond, another of Cheyenne,s
crack wheelmen, is in Laramie, and max
ing his way towards this city. mere Is Is
a special attraction in Laramie WINCH VII VII
hold Bond for few days, after Which
he will resume his journey to salt Lake.
The Western Hardware company have
received samples of the model
Stearns, Spalding racer-Pierce model l
and Thistles The ladies' Thistle IS
[ enameled in bronze green with silvered
wire dress shield and weighs 70 pounds.
/ The new track is almost completed and
ready for the natural cement IlLlSn- Inc
trial by the crack riders to test It's rnerits
has been postponed on account OF inc
weather until Sunday week. when IL Is
expected quite a number will go out and
try its speeding qualities.
When spripgtime arrives the cycle path
park, Brooklyn, will be patroled by three
cycle-mounted police of the Park force.
who viii not only regulate the speed OF
! the wheelmen, but see to 1t that no Pc
! destrianS, eQueStrianS or drivers use the
{, path.
you may talk about your ships Of state,
| And how they plough the main;
You may talk about your big balloons
| And exc your railroad train;
! You may jolly up your trottinS horse,
I And speed him till he reel;
But when you're after health and fun
! Take light "Wheei.
e. c. Stearns & Co write the Western
Hardware company-''P Perhaps You are
not aware that our special model De-
Luxe, will not be ready for delivery until
after March l. We are withholding this
wheel from the market owing to the fact
that we have number of improvements
which viii be entirely new to the cycle
trade"
| Next week the western hardware COM
pany begin moving into their new quar-
ters IS to 10 East First South. They will
devote. the. entire second floor, GSx125 feet
to their bicycle department. They will
have a riding school and a bicycle, livery
They have Power air pump on the way
and will carry a pipe to, the curb with
universal couplings so that riders car
initiate their tires without the trouble OF
! a pump.
The Social Wheel club met Wednesday
evening last at the club rooms in the
Deoly building and elected the .s,. following
IA. w Game, president; R. H OfHcer, vice
president; W. 6. Evans, secretary and
treasurer, n. w. Hewitt. captain; A. b.
Beveredge, first lieutenant; n. c. Lock
ington, second lieutenant. The report OF
the treasurer was gratifying; showing q
reserve in the treasury of 1904, with out
standing indebtedness of about $50.
The Cycle company will place in thel
factory. shortly. a brazing forge. which iic
they viii operate with natural gas. This
\ will be good thing for riders in case Of
accident to their wheels from break IL