The Bulletin And Good Roads, Vol 24, No 10
Articles in this issue
- p. 2
Long Island landowner G. Stanton Floyd-Jones refutes a New York World report that wheelmen had damaged his roadside pump and seats, praising cyclists as quiet and well-behaved.
- p. 2
A philological correspondent traces the word 'bicycle' back to 'bysicle' in an 1868 London newspaper and argues that current usage has overridden correct etymology.
- p. 3
A reader condemns 'tramp' cyclists who travel cross-country while begging for food and lodging, arguing the L.A.W. should disqualify any member guilty of such conduct.
- p. 3
A California rider on the Soquel to Los Gatos road recounts receiving assistance from local residents and praises the courteous treatment of cyclists in that region.
- Rambler 3,000-Mile Mileage Souvenir Standings
Updated list of riders who have earned the Rambler gold souvenir for riding 3,000 miles on a Rambler bicycle fitted with G. & J. tires during the 1896 season.