The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-07
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MEMBERS OF THE l.. A. w. WILL.
ING TO ACT AS SPECIAL
POLICEMEN
TO STOP RECKLESS RIDING.
COMMITTEE APPOINTED by THE
LOCAL CLUB TO WAIT ON
MAYOR DORIAN.
wHEELMEN TO JOIN YACHT CLUB.
New Club House to He Made Head
quarters for Cyclists at White
Bear.

The L. A. w. club, of st. Paul,
held its second regular monthly
meeting at the Windsor hotel last night
A committee, consisting of DR.. Park
Richie, F. L. Hoxie and Henry L. Cur
tiss, was appointed by President Ell
mer to wait on the mayor and inform
him Of the willingness Of the members
of the club to act as special policemen
to prevent scorching within the city
limits, to ask that instructions be given
to all policemen to prevent teaming on
recognized cycle paths and to protest
against the ordinance now before the
city council relating to scerching and
the penalties attached.
A resolution was passed instructing
the president to appoint a press COM
mittee in conjunction with the other
standing committees. The work Of
the committee will be to keep the news
papers supplied with matter relating to
good roads and kindred topics Of in
terest to cyclists. The president was
granted a few days to investigate be-
fore naming the committee.
1t was found that the regular month
ly meetings could not be held on Mon
day night owing to the date conflicting
with other meetings, and the bylaws
were changed so that in future the
monthly meetings will be held on the
first Tuesday in each month
Secretary Hope reported ten new
members to the club and they were
admitted to membership It was de-
cided that all members joining before
the next monthly meeting shall be con-
Si0Qrp0 charter m pY0o horc p tho oI11h
President Elmer announced that as a
member Of the White Bear Yacht cIub
he wished to call the attention of the
cyclists to the new club house that the
club will build at White Bear. and to
the fact that it is the intention Of the
club to make it a wheeling headuuar-
ters as well as a boat club house. The
idea was that the club was working at
a disadvantage owing to lack Of funds.
and new members would be very ac-
ceptable. At the close Of his remarks
several Of the members of the L. A. w.
club signified their intention Of becom-
Ing members Of the yacht club.
The meeting adjourned after a short
talk by F. L. Hoxie in which he urged
that all members of the club devote as
much of their time as possible to the
securing Of new members for the club
and for the L. A w.
The last number of the L. A. w. Bulletin
contains the following list of names of St.
Paul wheelmen who have joined the league
recently. This list, together with others in
the past, makes 122 for st. Paul since Feb.
20, and 147 for the state:
- Alexander, L. H., Burrows, William Blood
T L., Berlngett, j., Clark c. A., Clark,
Homer p, Clifford, H. A., Cushing L. S.,
Davidson, e. H.; Fletcher, Paris Griggs, G.
Nj Nj Haman, A. L. Hardtck. H. R., Jehle,
Smith, George l., Sweeney Arthur West
H. d., West, John B., Thompson, B. oliver
Govington, 7. E., COhenour, c.. Doran James
Ely. John c. f., Emerson, ]. B., Egan Will,
lam, Hunt, DR.. H. E., Homes w. A., Joyce.
}. j.. Jaggard, E. A. Knowd, Walter, Ken
nedy. R. S., Longley. H. j., Mccormick
Thomas; MeCarty, Richard E., Mitchell, j.
Il, Nash, Charles P, Orme, James E., %rest
Frederick g.. Quinlan, H. T., Schaub, Philip
., smith, Chester R., Smith, Theophlus,
Seabury, John e., Spence, Charles H., Thurs
ton; W. H., Welsh, John, Whipple, G. H..
Wilson, George L., Williams, George p,
Wheaton DR.. Robert A., Whitman, James
w, Mailer, James l.