Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-04
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

DEATH OF MIKE BRYTE.-The prolonged
tolling of all the bells on the houses OF the
fire department at $40 A. NJ yesterday con-
viewed to the people the news that Mike
Rrvte one of the leading citizens of Sacra-
mento, was dead. He received paralytic
stroke several days since. from which he did
not rally. He was born in Ashland, Ash.
land county, Ohio, on the 25sh day OF
June 1898, and at his death was SO
wears, z months aud ) days old. He
came to California IN 1S49, settled in Yolo
county and engaged in agricultural pursuits.
MIR. Bryte, some years ago, was chosen as one
of the Supervisors Of Yolo county, though
not seeking the Office. In 1872 he was elected
Sheriff of Sacramento county. At the time
of his death he was a member, as he long had
been. of the State Board of Agriculture, and
one Of the Fire Commissioners Of this city. He
leaves a widow and five children. mir. Bryte
had warm heart and a genial disposition
and although he will be met no more in the
busy walks of life, the memory of that genial
face and form will long be cherished by the
people of Sacramento, by whom he was held
in high esteem, and who had manifested
their regard by placing him in offices of trust
and honor. He was a representative citizen,
and the news of his death was received with
universal expressions of sorrow aud regret.
INCORPORATED There was fled yesterday
in the office of the Secretary of State the
articles of Incorporation OF the San Gabriel
Wine Company of San Gabriel, Los Angeles
county. Directors-J. DeBar,h Shorb, Z.
J. Coleman, j. w. HiIlmen, Albert NJ. Ste
phens. Z. L. Watkins Capital stock, $3.50,
600. divided into 2, 500 shares of 500 each.
Also of the Sandstone Peak Oil Company, of
Gilroy, Directors-W, w, Hoover, George
E. Jersey, I. D. Satterwhite, A. G. Marsey.
John NJ Powell. Capital stock, 81, OO0. 600,
divided into 100, 600 shares. Also of the Sun
Insurance Company, of San Francisco. Di-
rectors-F. Blake, j. B. Stetson, Z. l.. Ding
ley, r. d. Chandler, Alfred Barstow, j. j..
McKinnin, L. B. Pond, Ignatz Steinhart,
G. Niebaur, j. N. Knowles, G. l.. Taylor.
Capital stock, $500, 600, 10 5000 shares.
Ali of the capital stock is subscribed for.
Object, to act as agent for other fire and ma
rine insurance companies. Also of the Uni
versity Methodist Episcopal Church of West
Los Angeles. Trustees. M. Stewart, j..
M. Campbell, H. Sinsabaugh. J. 81. Snyder,
A. n. Hamilton, w. W. Hodge.
ARRESTED FOR RAPR.-Joseph Martin,
Peter COMIC and Frank Saunders were ar
rested last evening by officer Campbell on
the charge of rape. The facts of the case,
as related by the arresting officer, are these ::
Mrs Ruggles, married lady living south of
the R.street levee, was in the northern por-
ton of the city visiting on Thursday evening.
About p NJ, when she started home, q
young man living next door to the parties she
was visiting started to accompany her.
They had not proceeded far before
they were joined by young man, friend
apparently of her escort. When they arrived
at r street they asked her if she did not think
she could go the balance of the way alone.
She remarked she thought she could, and
started on her way. She noticed that an
other young man joined them at that point,
and that they were following her. They soon
overlook, knocked down, maltreated her and
outraged her. Mrs. Ruggles fought with the
inhuman wretches with all the fer0clty OF
tigress. Her torn clothing, wounds and
bruises bear evidence that the struggle was a
fierce one.
MURDER TRIAL-The trial of Chin All
Kee for the crime of murder is occupying
the attention of Judge benson in the Su
perior Court. He is charged with the muir
der of one Of his countrymen several months
since. The prosecution is represented by
District Attorney Buckley and the defense
by George E. Bates. The jury in the case is
composed of the following citizens: A. L.
Driver, A. Schaden, ellis Doty, William
Yuhre, L. Z9ller, B. F. Bell, A. w. Lockell,
A. H. Benning, Andrew Black, Henry
Treichler, @. Rave and L. 3. Mohr.
RAILROAD AccIDENT.-About 2 o'clock
Yesterday morning freight train No. 16 ran
into landslide near Ravine bridge, on the
Central Pacific Railroad, in Placer county.
The two engines were ditched, but luckily no
lives were lost or any one seriously injured.
The overland trains in consequence of this
accident were all late yesterday.
In MoURNING.- Engine heuse No. 2, on
Tenth street, between l and j, which has
been under the charge of the late Mike Bryte
since his election to the Office of Fire Com
missioner, was yesterday, out of respect to
his memory, profusely and tastefully draped
in mourning. The other engine houses In the
city are similarly decorated.
AUCTION SALE-Sherburn & Smith will
sell at salesroom, No. 323 X street, to-day.
parlor sets, marble top tables, chamber sets,
bedsteads and spring bees, lounges, chairs,
carpets, stoves, blankets, sheets, spreads, pill
lows, crockery, glassware, etc.; also ons
piano. and line of groceries, etc.
PosTPoNEMENT.-The meeting of the Odd
Fellows Mutual Aid Association, which was
advertised to be held in Fraternity Hall,
Odd Fellows' Temple, on Sunday, February
9TH, has been postponed to Sunday, Febfu-
airy 18th, at 10 A. NJ, on account Of the death
of Mike Bryte.
EN- RoUTE.-Deputy Sheriff G. FL. Adams,
of Placer county, passed through this city
yesterday for Folsom. He had in charge
John Brock, who is sentenced to twenty
years in the State Prison for arson-.he burn
ing of james Essels barn near Roseyille.
STATE AGRICULTURAL SocIETY.-On Mon
day next there will be meeting of the Board
of Directors of the State Agricultural Society
ct the off ,e of the Secretary in this city. The
election of President OF the Board and other
business will be transacted.
LATE ARREsTs.-Henry Ramsey, by Off
GERS Frazee. Lee, Campbell and Ash; Cap
tain Kelly, drunk, by officers Frazee and
Campbell; Joseph Martin, Peter COMIC and
Frank Saunders, attempt to commit rape, by
officer Campbell.
STREET IMPROVEMENTS Commits
sioner Ryan has a force of men at work on
street, from Eleventh TO 1nlrteenbu. 1nab
section of the street has been in almost an
impossible condition for loaded teams during
the past week.
NEW OFFICE = Superintendent Lame, as
Secretary of the City Board of Education,
will on Monday remove bis office to 322 j
street up stairs, which will thereafter be the
ofici Il headquarters Of the City School De-
partmeut.
REWARD. Governor has offered a
reward Of $500 for the arrest and conviction
of the murderer or murderers OF James Good
rich, who was killed at Goodyear's station,
SoIano county, about December %, 1881.
CoMMERcIAL.-Th Governor Dsna came
down from Colusa Thursday evening and
leaves to-day for Jaciato. The Modoc will
leave for San Francisco at 10 A. N. to-day.
In TROUBLE Herbert J. Steele, COM
positor, once quite well known in Sacramento,
shot and killed msn in saloon at Silver
Rec, Utah, on Thursdsy evening.
IMxrGRANTs. = Thirty-three immigrant
passengers, including twenty-seyen males,
will arrive by the overland train from the
East this afternoon.
TRADE. MARK-A. J. Pierce has fled with
the Secretary Of State his claim to trade
mark for the Tomales Point Dairy.