The San Francisco call., 1898-07-02

Sacramento. is for them too great. There
 will be. races. and a E general good time for
 all. #...:-- .%: .*..
 Arthur H. Terrill of the Bay City
 Wheelmen will leave this morning on a
 trip to: Lake County, making his .head-
 quarters at Highland Springs
 B. s. Bowling and H. J. Kinkead, two
 prominent wheelmen of Virginia City,
 NeX.. are in the city on a visit over the
 holidays, having ridden down over the
 mountains, .t..- .... =.
 . Chester s. Myriclk, chairman of the
 roadracing board of the C. A. C.. C., has
 gone 'to Lake Tahoe for his vacation, and
 the duties will devolve on his fellow-corn- mitteeman, Theodore c. Dodge, for the
 time being: --- <.:-'. .:.: The revised rules of the California As sociated Cycling Clubs have just been published in pamphlet form, and are. up
 to date racticallyi being In force after
 July l: The book includes the track and
 road racing rules, forms of claims for records, entry blanks, etc, and all Pa ctfic Coast amateur and professional rec ords The book has been compiled under the personal supervision of Chairman R. NJ. Wech of the track racing conmittees and can: be had from him free at 532 Cali fornia street. city by calling or sending
 address. The book should be in the hands of every one. interested in the sport.
 !. The Turn .Yerein. :CycIers. of San Jose have reorganized under the name of the San Jose: Cycling Club, with the following 1 f president, Eugene Coffin; recording sec retary. J. .Watermanj financial secretary, E F.J Hagen; treasurer, c: J%:Bellol; :; mar: ! shal, Al NaYlet: captain, J. T., Bailey: laws, club rooms and emblem. The first ] run under the. new regime will be sto- morrow afternoon to Alum. Rock :-'',: < The. road book of. the California :Asso. ciated Cycling Clubs was: duly copyrighted by" President Adams, and any infringe f fielits Of its rights thereunder will be I prosecuted.' The officials: are not pleased ! with the fact that a local cycling. writer on a morning paper: IS. running copies. ot its maps and routes in his paper every Sunday, cribbed from the :;.ass0ciation's g road book, without any credit therefor and the delegates will be. asked to; take action ori the matter at their meeting: in Sacramento this evening. ! Lewis C. Hunter, who was for years
 the secretary of+the Olympic Club Wheel l men: and. contributed many clever ar 1 be married Monday; July A.. at San Jose l to Miss: IElorita Peet .of this city: Miss Peet was: also. a cyelist of. considerable ] prominence In. the Garden City, being | secretary of the Ladies .. Cycling Cur ! there and also writing some clever stor- 1 ies upon: the sport. The pretty romance j growing out of~their :rl1eeting awheel will ! culminate in the ceremony to be pen I formed Monday next. Robert L. Long, the .well-known pro- I fessional racer, is In the city on. a visit l. BOD IS now SupeIlnleuuelli Ol d .IillIle IT Tuolumne County, and has given up al I thought of future racing. i Charlie Wells, Bob" Terrill and Harry ;. Terrill of this city have not begun cir 1 cult. chasing yet. Wells makes his home | in New York and takes in all the meets I roundabout for POO miles or more, return. .E ing with his prizes won. Last week i Wells and Harry Terrill won tandem l race from the. best men in the country l Arthur Gardiner and his team mate James Bowler; were. in the race but fel
 Il easy. victims to the big Californians. wnt :. practically sprinted- the mfle riding tho l his racing, devotes some of his spare time ;l to pacing the middle distance cracks Bob Terrill is permanently engaged by .l one of the largest organizations here, aHc i Is captain of his team; which does pac I ing for Fred Titus and Edouard Tayiore .l Harry Terrill takes in all the roiindabou T meets and Is. fast making for himself ; I name, and very seldom loses out in SC q. curing a prize: His brother Rob doe! J not engage in racing at present, but ai the season. advances will in all probabii
 ity be seen on the path again.
 Robert C.. Eennie has returned from al
 extended business trip through the north
 l. west,s and reports trade pFospering. anC 1 the aspect good in sIJite:of war times j Wallace L.. Thompson, of stlie Bay eft, i Wheelmen. Is back from Chicago. ThomIi
 soI says: 1t Is estimated there are half , + million. 'cyclists in the Windy City. j statement not difficult to believe owing [,
 the numbers one sees on the streets I
 fin business here a state: which will prob T ably come about only with:the advent O :I smooth pavements.: =: