The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-04
ADDED zEsT TO THE MEAL,
Even if the Weather Did Lessen the
Attendance.

Notwithstanding the Indictment weather
conditions yesterday between forty and
fifty members of the Minnesota division
of the Century Road club participated IN
the annual banquet at Long Meadow
Gun club at Minnesota bottoms DR.. g.
H Hunter, Of Minneapolis, state cen
turion presided, and toasts were respond
ed to by Messrs. McIlrath, Matheis,
Quincy, Korlath, Copley, VanderhooC and
Mace, of the division. During the cere-
monies an elegant loving cup was pre-
sented to retiring State Centurion Hun
ter, and a beautiful gold medallion set
with turquoise stones was presented Oy
the Minnesota division 20 A L. Mace,
the retiring president of the national
organiza ton. Although taken completely
by surprise both gentlemen returned
thanks in feeling manner. The medal
awarded by the club was also presented
to Mr.. John Korlath for breaking the
Mortified century course record Nov 8,
reducing it to 6 hours Is minutes II sec
onds. The state centurion also presented
to H. G. Quincy, of Minneapolis, q medal
emblematic Of the greatest number of
centuries ridden during the season, he
having accomplished 10 century runs
breaking all previous state records. Dur
ing the course of the banquet the fol-
lowing resolutions were presented by
James McIlrath and unanimously adopt
ed:
Whereas, We, the officers and mem
bers of the Minnesota division, Century
Road Club of America, desire to give
some expression CT the appreciation we
feel for those who have, during the past
season, contributed toward the success
and popularity of our division, and
Whereas, Such appreciation can only
be conveyed through the medium of such
resolutions as these, passed at our regu-
lar annual meeting, now, therefore, be
Resolved, That it is the unanimous
thanks be extended to the following.
To Archie Mathers, of the road records
committee, for his prompt, satisfactory
and thorough handling of all bar appli-
cations reaching his office, and his eff,
cient investigation and disposal of all
reaching him during his term of Office.
To George J. Mitsch, OF ST. Paul; Geo.
Morik, Of Minneapolis. and Mrs. George
Harris, of Fort Smelling, and Mrs. S.
WoodfOrd, of Lake MinnetOnka for the
many courtesies extended to club mem
bers during the season just passed. These
checking stations have been a great con-
venience to all members engaged in rec
ord riding or century runs and we desire
at this time to make formal acknoWl
edgment of our indebtedness to these
active friends of the c. r. G. in Mime
sofa.
To DIR. c. H. Hunter for the kindly
interest shown for the welfare and adj
vancement of the club. and especially
for the courtesies of the hospitable gun
club, which have been taken advantage
of on several occasions by our members
To the press of St. Paul and Mime
apolis. whose treatment Of the club and
its officers and members has proven no
small factor in it's widespread popularity
among all classes of wheelmen.
The following resolutions were present
ed by Archie Mathes and unanimously
| adopted:
Resolved That we recommend the
| adoption of the following rules Of state
centurions to pass upon century appli-
| catins for ba.s:
| Riders must be accompanied by others,
! if possible. Rides made unaecompanied
must be attested to by notary public
| Rides made over official century courses