The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-03
1t is ROVE
Inspection of the CalifOrni,.
SehuetZen Club Park.
The Rihemsn Are Delighted With Their New
Acquisition and Its Many Exeelleneies.
Luncheon and Toasts.

The beautiful grounds near San Rafael
known as the California Schuetzen Club
Park were formally inspected yesterday by
the Directors and Committee on Arrange
nients of the club, accompanied by few in
yited guests.
About twenty-five gentlemen proceeded to
the park, where they were received by the
veteran marksman, President Phiio Jaroby,
and the national colors were floated from the
flagstaffs of the pavilion and shooting range.
The party was augmented by several off
Gals of Marin County, and was then escorted
around the grounds and through the build
lngs by the officers of the club.
The many attractions of the park, both
natural and acquired, have been fully de-
scribrd in a previous number of The CALL
and need no repetition here. Suffice IT, To-
say that the elaborats plans of the club are
being literally carried out and are approach
ing completion. All of the buildings are ready
Tor occupancy, and the conclusion of the
summer months will witness the mature de-
velopment Of lawns, flowers and shrubs.
THE sHooTNG-RANGE.
The chief attraction at the park for menu
bers of the California Schuetzan Club is. of
course, the shooting gallery and range,
equipped with every appliance known to
modern craftsmanship. As there are
| twenty-one shoOting-standS, each provided
| with marking-wheei, which registers the
number of points male by the ritlelnen, and
| nineteen loading tables, there will be no
| lack Of diversion at the club picnic on sun
| day. the 9th inst, when the park will BIZ
| dedicated to the rifle and its devOtees.
The fine bowling-hall, with its four alleys
| and the eighth OF mile circular track for
| fnot-racing, will both be used on SUNDAY, AS
oil mo --err-r nnDH and dancing
| vilion.
Alter the gentlemen present had thor
| Oughy examined the buildings and grounds,
| admired the panoramic view from the sum
nit of the hill and expressed their delight
| with all the arrangements OF nature and the
| committee, an adjournment was made 20 the
| restaurant, which is managed by Fritz
| Schuemann, resident superintendent, but
| is under the direct control OF the Park As
sOciation. Here an elaborate German
| luncheon, comprising eight course, was
served and tOastS were proposed and drunk
| in honor of the President of the United
| States, the California SehuetZen Club,
| Phio JacobY, the Marin County officers,
| 5. +. and n. 2. Railway Company, the
press and the ladies'.
SPEECHES AND Guests.
| Brief speeches were made by Philo ia
CODY, A. Rlhwyler, +. A. Kuhls Rudolph
| Hermann, Captain Sebe, George h. Bahrs.
| Wendell EastOn, Thomas j. BigelOw, Colonel
| w. II. Mention and Sheriff Haley.
| Among those present were: Philo Jacoby,
President; r. Finking, Vice President;
L. A. Kuhls, Treasurer; Otto Burmeister,
| Secretary; George II. Bahrs Henry Guena-
bel and c. u. Sagehorn, Directors both of
| the California Schuetzen Club and of the
| Park and Building Association; Captain
| Charles K. thinner, Chairman of the Com
mttee on Arrangements; Fred Attinger,
| James Stanton, Fred Sarcandar of the Dem
okrat; Bernard Dryer, architect OF the
| buildings; A. Rahwyler, Joseph Straub,
Wendell Easton, John Henderson, Rudolph
4 Hermann, Albert Hermann, eX-Chief of Po-
| lice Cockrel, Captain Siebe of Shell Mound
| Park, John II. Fritehie, John Bauer,
Thomas J. Bige'ow; W. G. Corbley. Super
intendent, and Colonel W. II. Mention, gen.
eral freight and excursion agent, San Fran
| cisco and North Pacific Railway Company;
Emil Leuenberger Of Swiss GruetIi We
rein-all of San Francisco; Sheriff Frank
| Haley, Mayor Bradford, of San Rafael I;
| Richard Kinsella, Chairman of the Board
of Supervisors; G. NJ. Dodge, County Sur
yeyor; James w. Cochrane, District Attor-
ney of Marin County; 5. f. BarstOw of the
Marin Journal; James Watson, Thomas p.
| Boyd, James Wilkins of the TOcsin, A.
| Kappenmann of San Rafael, James Hayden
| of iiburOQ.