Official Bulletin and Scrap Book of the League of American Wheelmen, Vol 19, No 4
Articles in this issue
- The lead editorial scrap-book column opens with a seasonal poem and runs short items: Louis Feirron and Milwaukee's new Municipal Cycling Association, two Ocean Parkway letters from Commissioner John N. Harman to James M. McGinley deciding to bar motorcyclists from the parkway's cycle paths, Governor Channing H. Cox's call for a Massachusetts motor vehicle patrol, the April 30-May 7 National Bicycle Week, and the death of L.A.W. veteran James L. Eaton of Helena, Montana.
- A chronology of L.A.W. and cycling milestones from October to December 1884, including Burley B. Ayers's election as Illinois Division secretary-treasurer, Abbot Bassett's appointment as Racing Board chairman, the arrival of the first English safety bicycle (the Rudge) in America, and Central Park being opened to badged wheelmen.
- Lists by state the delegates and ex-officio members regularly nominated to the L.A.W. National Assembly, signed by secretary-treasurer Abbot Bassett.