The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-12

0watonna-G. D. Holden.
Ssockford-C. NJ Johnson.
81 Charles-Hiram A. Hayne.
g. g. Louis Park-George F. MoseIev
81 James-David RempeI
WASN'T anenony Park-L. F. Kenneday.
Waseca-M. Bailey
Marren-W. J. Wood
Wlndom-Lee Gates
Mlnthrop-John A. Larson
Elk River-E. N. DailV
P!!owns Falley-C. B. Smith
hAltehfeld-E. L. Perry.
aastings-N. L. Bailey.
GGrTaceviileEJ: NJ. Mccormick
Wlnona-E. K. TarbeIl.
AAppieton-John ]. Schults.
Janesville-W. o. Cooley.
o. Feter-William E.. Cowles.
HieStlhg or the executive commit
lie o. the cycle Path association will
De neld Tuesday afternoon, at the
cor a., ~ ueVlse ways AMI means for the
io cate only 81, 100 in cash has been re-
eeIveo by treasurer Anderson.
~ VIII require about 81. 500 or 50 0oo
more TO construct the remainder of the
pains Planned for this year.
Delinquent wheelmen who fail 70 srb-
scribe to the path fund will in the fu-
ture ma their wheels tagged with q
piece of colored cardboard, with the
Interrogation Where is your cycle natb
padge? This is an idea originating
with Secretary Low. ma 'iiis
The entry list for the Como road raco
promises to greatly exceed that of last
year Many local wheelmen this wear.
VINO have never before entered in
race, VIII try their prowess against
some or the more experienced ones.
June 20.
The club has adopted AN excellent
| system of double checking. which Is
thought to insure the reported possible
ity OF mistake of the proper placing
OF the riders in the finish. In addition
10 TINS an expert local photographer
mas been engaged to catch the punches
as they come in. At three points on
the lake there will be a set of checkers.
who will check every man as he passes.
In addition to this there will be a set
| OF referees and judges at the finish.
Should all these fall down the Cub has
| a plan which is quite novel, and which
will serve as a triple check on the work
OF all the checkers, referees and judges
Immediately after finishing every con-
testent must report to the chairman of
the road race committee. giving the
name or number of the rider who cross
ed in front of him. The riders who fail
to make this report will not be consid-
o. Nelson, chairman Of the committee,
will take up q station at the fountain
to receive such reports.
The official prize list has not been
completed as yet. in detail. but the
club have announced the following lead
ing prizes
First Time-Yarnell special. road racer,
Moore Carving Machine company Minneapo-
lis, SIS.
Second Time-Imperial special, St. Paul
City Railway company, $50.
Third Tfme-League Standard road wheel
Laurel Cycle club s45.
To the First Man Finishing on a Crawford
Bicycle-Crowford road racer, Farwell, o.
mum. Kirk & Co., $50.
Place Prizes ~
First-Yarnell special. road racer, Laurel
Cycle club, SIS.
Second-Imperial special, st. Paul City
Railway company, $50.
Third-League Standard road wheel, Laurel
Cycle club, s45.
alues of the next two or three place prizes
will be in proportion.
The arrangements for the race are in
the hands of the road race committee of
the Laurel club, consisting of Dr. NJ.
o. Nelson, c. F. Stanley, G. D. Messing.
DR. L. A. Nelson, Wolfred Nelson and
e. S. Wedin.
Chief Consul Ovitt in company with
several officers of the law, started out
on Friday to make a tour of the propos
ed route to Faribault, by the way Of
st. Peter inn. This trip will require
about ten days, when taken awheel,
and is said to be one of the most pic
turesque in the state. map OF the
several official l.. A. w. routes will be
nuhliShed about July l.