Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-22
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PACIFIC COAST.
San Francisco News.

San FRANCISCO, Feb. 2lst.-The
prospect looks very favorable for a
grand success on Tuesday next. The
railroad company will run the boats
and trains on all the routes leading
out of the city to afford the people an
opportunity to see the grand affair
and return home the same day.
Captain T. J. Moore arrived last
evening bringing his horse Foster from
Sacramento in good condition for the
race.
A fire yesterday in u lodging house
on Clay street near Tay street, loss,
$1,000.
J. f. Hammond yesterday was play
ing with little pistol thinking it
was not loaded, but it was, and it will
be some time before his off knee works
naturally.
r. A. Goodyear was arrested yester-
day by officers Rogers and Bainbridge.
He occupied the position of postmas-
ter at Denver, Colorado, and is charged
with being defaulter in the amount
of $1,000. Later in the day Chief Ell
lis surrendered Goodyear to Oakland
authorities, who will send him to Den
| yer.
The Lick Trustees met last week to
| consider the matter Of constructing a
road to the Mount Hamilton observa-
tory, in Santa Clara county. The
contract for the construction OF the
road has been given out. 1t will cost
between $4,000 and 100000, and will
be paid for by Mr.. Lick, to whom will
be issued the county's bonds for the
amount, which bonds will be made
payable when the observatory is fin
ished.
Coroner Swan held an inquest this
morning in the case of ALI Ling, who
was found dead with his throat cut at
the Globe hotel last Friday evening.
The jury found that the deceased in
fiicted the wound with n razor, with
suicidal intent.
Washington's birthday will be well
celebrated to. morrow. First there will
be a parade by the Second Brigade,
Brigadler General Jno. McComb COM
race comes off, and in the evening the
Women's Centennial ball at the Pa
vilion, the Master Mariners give ball
at Platt's hall, the ladies of DR.. Cum
ningham's church give Centennial
tea party ,and the Eureka Turn-Verein
have gymnastic exhibition at Hor-
ticultural hall. Business will be al
most universally suspended, the banks,
insurance companies, business houses,
&C., closing.
The fifth annual meeting of the Pa
cific Turn -Hezirk was held yesterday.
The Turn-HeZirk is composed of dele
gates from each Turn.Verein on the
coast. The meeting was called to or
der at 10 o'clock by the President, M.
Lichtenstein. The first business was
the election of officers for the ensuing
year, with the following result: Pres
A. Herlbronn; Secretary, +. Lenz;
Assistant Secretary, G. G. Ernst. The
Committee on Credentials reported
the following delegates entitled to
seats in the convention: San Fran
cisco, A. Rapp, f. Pleamann, H. Plea
mann, John l.. Roster, S. Ruff, Chas.
Hubert, Jacob Weiss, H. Bradt, A.
Otto, w. f. r. SCHNEIDER, f. Marks,
H. Bruno, l.. Diamond, L. Marcus, E.
A. Denike, G. Semmer w. H. Muller;
Sacramento, III. Krebs, w. Herlbron,
Joseph Fritz, San Jose; M. Magnus,
t. Koch, Napa; d. L. Haas, f. Fried
lander, Noble; Il. Battleman, Jno.
Hermann, Solomon Lowers; Los An
geles, e. Levy, J.Schroder; Petaluma,
S. Blum, A. Hartsmann, S. Marker;
Stockton, Marwensky and C.G. Ernst;
Woodland, w. Mickelburg; Oakland
E. Harmon and III. Heidmann. At a
meeting to day it was resolved that
the Beseick festival be held either an.
nually or biennially, as the officers
may direct.