View source for Cycle Men Banquet. - The San Francisco Call, July 21, 1899

=== Cycle Men Banquet. ===
The members of the [[Cycle Board of Trade]] sat down to their annual banquet last night at the [http://www.books-about-california.com/Pages/Bohemian_San_Francisco/Bohemian_SF_Chapter_08.html Viticultural restaurant] on Pine street. The affair was a particularly enjoyable one, spiced with speech and song, and the members of the board entered heartily into the spirit of the occasion.

[[James H. Hamilton]] officiated as toast-master and "Jimmie," as the boys famillarly term him, made everybody who sat around the big table sing a song or tell the sad story of their lives.

The following were present: [[James H. Hamilton]], [[Frank McLaughlan]], [[Joseph Holle]], [[W. J. Kenney]], [[H. Nagle]], [[Edward Rener]], [[G. W. Peyton]], [[J. W. Cornell]], [[C. F. Martwell]], [[W. B. Morill]] and [[M. C. Baker]]. The following bicycle companies were also represented: [[White Sewing Machine Company]], [[Pacific Novelty and Shipping Company]], [[Optic & Brown]], [[Manson Cyclery]], [[Morgan & Wright]], [[Leavitt & Bill]], [[E. C. Stearns & Co.]], [[Devany, Hopkins & Co.]]; [[Pope Manufacturing Company]], [[Goodrich & Co.]], [[Yosemite Cycle Company]] and [[Obenhauser & Hurley]].


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