Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-10
LOCAL EREVITIES.
THE COLOR GUARD.

Council at 3 O'Clock this after
noon.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday
confirmed the decision of Judge Sc
pulveda In the case Of DeCota vs..
WolfsklI.
Professor Taylor, the Wizard,
closed his engagement in this city
last night and leaves to-day for San
Bernardlno.
Los Angeles people at San Fran.
cisco hotels on the Sth inst: Dr.. H.
$. Orme, Lick House; J. B. Frick,
Brooklyn.
Superintendent e. Z. Hewitt,
who has been to San Francisco on
short business visit, got home
overland yesterday.
Mr.. Julius Lyons, District Court
Reporter, yesterday got back from
II past o of several days in the South
ern part of the county.
Mr.. Charlie Thomas, of Hemmet
valley, San Diego county, is paying
Los Angeles visit and is regis
tered at the st. Charles.
THE Color GUARD.
Jesse p. Serrano, a native Of
Mexico, was made a citizen of the
United States by Judge Sepulveda,
OF the District Court, yesterday.
We learn that, on the return of
the excursion from Maricopa Wells,
next month, the San Francisco por-
tion of the party will lay over for
one day at this city and Santa Mon
lea.
From private sourae we learn
that the Supreme Court, on Tues
day, reversed the decision of the
District Court in the case of Ste
vens We. Cardona and remanded the
cause for new trial.
Turfmen, by reference to our New
To-Day column, will see that run
ming and trotting race are adver-
tised to take place at Agricultural
Park on Sunday next, entries to re-
main open until l o'clock p. NJ. on
the day of the race.
Our friend D. Harrington has dis
solved his connection with the
Workingmen's party, returning to
his first love. He signalized his
departure by giving a late brother
o splendid coup on the smeller for
abuse of his (Harrington's) friend.
THE Color GUARD.
Arrived at Wilmington, April
9th, scow schooner Bendal,
Tank, master; scow schooner Annie
Hermina, Summers, master, both
consigned TO T. B. Hayes, TO haul
rocks from the Island for the
breakwater. Sailed-Bark Whis-
tier, Swan, master, for Departure
Bay; bark Wealthy Pendleton,
Blanchard, master, for Burrows
Inlet; bark Sierra Nevada, Nelson,
master, for departure Bay.
A rich strike, we learn, has been
made In the we'll known Winston
silver mine in the San Gabriel
cai1on. Three thousand tons Of
rich gold and silver ore are in sight
upon the dump. Yesterday morn
ing Messrs. r.. G. Reed, A. N.Ham-
ilton and Col. Morford went out to
the mine, eager to look upon the
rich sight. The placer mines in the
cafion are also said to be pannipg
out gold in reasonable quantity.
Mr.. Ivar A. Weld Informs us that
the new Santa Monica wharf is now
an assured thing. At meeting
yesterday afternoon $4,000 was
subscribed, the parties giving their
notes for the subscription. A con-
tract has been entered into for the
lumber, which will all be on the
ground within the next sixty days.
The new wharf will be sixteen
hundred feet long by eighteen feet
wide and will be carried out to u
depth Of twenty-five feet at low
tide. The last hundred and fifty
feet will be forty feet wide. 1t Is
estimated that this wharf Will cost
$4,000, but $4,000 will cover all
possible outlays.
THE Color GUARD.
The Fort street M. +. church
was comfortably filed last
night by an appreciative au-
dience to hear the farewell
songs of the Hutchinson Fam
lily. This world famous troupe rem.
dered some of their choicest selec.
tions In their own inimitable man.
ner, many of the songs, especially
the solos of Miss Lillian Phillips
Hutchinson, meeting with an en-
thusiastic encore. The Family GO
from here to San Bernardino, where
they will sing on Saturday and
Sunday eRenings and on Monday
evening they open the new hall al
Riverside. On their return they &c
north overland, stopping at Visalis
and ali the intermediate towns be
tween that place and Stockton
whence they go to San Francisco,