Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-23
Adiutant General Burton Now H S
It in Consideration,
TROUBLES OF BIKE CLUB.
Atr 40 Much Dinner That Thor
wheels BROKE nowu Under the
Extra burden.

The report OF the assistant inspector
general OF the National Guard of Utah
has reached headquarters and Is now
being reviewed and considered by ADJ
jutant General Burton. who viii here.
after issue an order with reference
thereto. The report deals with the
amount and condition Of the properly
belonging TO the guard.
Company BIS bike clubs turnout last
Sunday was a great success. The menu
bers OF the club left the State armory
at II o'clock a. m..and rode TO McKeans
farm at Woods Cross. having re-
ceiyed an invitation to call on them.
The day was delightfuly spent as the
hostess did everything she could TO
have the boys enjoy themselves. After
stripping two cherry trees and a nsm-
Der OF English currant bushes pleas
ant program was rendered, after which
a delicious dinner was served, IL having
almost everything that a soldier could
think OF. The boys stayed tin near Z
p. m when they started for home. but
on account OF eating so many dishes OF
ice cream and Strawberries they found
IL difficult 20 ride. All went well TIL
the Bountiful meeting house was
reached. where Lieutenant $. H. Lund
dropped his handkerchief. IL caught in
his spr0cket wheel and broke his chain.
The boys then Joined their canteen
straps and Private NeimOyer was de-
tailed TO tow him In. This worked UNI
On near Kenneys dog farm, where
Lieut.. Lund was thrown from his wheel
having no chain 20 regulate his speed.
As the boys that had fallen In the
rear drew up Private Mills broke the
aXel OF his back wheel As luck would
have 10 the "dummey' was bound fop
the city 10 was stopped and the two
unlucky men rode TO town. Just as the
Dummy" was pulling out Private Ma
die punctured his wheel, but as the
train was going TOO fast, Made rode in
on the rim. After this an went well and
an the boys declare they never had a
better time in their lives
Company B last week gained one new
member by the name OF NJ. r. Kldder,
OF whom they are proud as he Is one
OF the finest looking men in the guard.
Several company officers have failed
20 report for their examinations, which
VIII cause vacancies In the companies
they belong to.
sergt Geo. Knudson and Private
All b. Hill. Of Company b. were dis
charged last week on account Of their
time having expired
Private All 3 Hin, who has Just re-
ceiyed his discharge from Company b,
will leave Salt Lake, July 10, on a mis-
sion for England.
Company C's non-commissioned Of
ficers' school viii be held at the armOry
next Monday night
Private Warren Levey OF Company
y. will apply for a discharge, as his
work keeps him from drill
Company A showed some improve
ment last Monday night and 1t is hoped
It viii continue TO improve until Il
reaches the top Of the ladder
Musician Lee Crismon Of Company 3,
has applied for a discharge as he IS
on the railroad and cannot attend 10
his drills.
Company y examined seven privates
last week to ON three corporal vacan-
cies Those who competed were Private
John Ronneyberg, Private Mills. Private
Lewis Private h. Johnson. Private s..
Nelson Private Gibbet and Private
Lynn Parry.
Corporal Jensen. when on his way TO
the armory preparatory 20 going 20
Bountiful on Sunday last was run into
by buggy, one OF the wheels OF which
ran over his head. making two black
eyes.
Lieut.. Lund, Of Company y, and Chief
Musician VIII Brewer. OF Company g.,
VIII leave here tom brow for weeks
trip In ParIeys canyon
Company B's. proposed bicycle road
race to Calders has been postponed for
"a week. on account Of q lack Of suf-
fcient prizes 20 satisfy the racers.