Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-13

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THE NIKE BRYTE EsTATE.-In Depart
ment One of the Superior Court yesterday
there was a large assemblage of ladies and
gentlemen present at the hearing of the
" matter of the guardianship of T. Bryte,"
many of them having been summoned as
Witnesses while others felt an interest in
the case owing to acquaintance with the
parties concerned therein. 1t came up in
the form of hearing of the application of
Mrs. Annie E. Peterson for the appoint
ment of guardian for Mrs. Eliza Bryte,
her mother, and widow of the late Mike
Bryte. Petitioner set forth, in brief,
that Mrs. Bryte was not of sound mind,
and therefore was incompetent to manage
the Sl50,0O0 estate of which she has the use
during her lifetime, after which it is to be
divided among the heirs, mainly her
childred. Mrs. Peterson alleges that
Mike Bryte, Jr., was using undue
her to set apart large sum in his favor.
About the IL Of this month, when the
papers i'll tbs application were filed the
Court granted temporary restraining
order, stopping the transfer of the property
referred to until the matter could be heard
IN open Court, and yesterday was the day set
for the hearing Mrs. Peterson was repre-
sented by Clinton L. White and J. II. Nc
Kune, and Mr.. Bryte by Grove L. Johnson,
5. s. Holl and L. C. Taylor. Mrs Bryte
was present i'll Court. Counsel for Mrs.
Peterson moved for a continuance
on the ground that DR.. Ciuness,
an important witness, was absent from the
city. The motion was oyerruled. A mo-
ton was then made by Mrs. Peterson's
counsel for dismissal of the case without
prejudice, but this was combatted by the
other side, who held that the matter could
not be dismissed until an examination of
the party alleged to be of unsound mind
had been made by the Court, and they
desired such examination to be proceeded
with. The Court made an order yacating
the restraining order previously made, and
took the proposition to dismiss under adj
visement.
MIssrArEMENT.-Und this heading the
Dramatic Ne'cs of last evening says: "In Sat
urday's issue of the Bee, in speaking of US,
it calls us an obscure sheet We care not
for its insinuatiQns Regarding the author
ship of certain communication fconcern-
ing the Bee. emitting the Methodist Con-
ference POw-Wow'1, we desire to state
that it was not written by any one con-
nected with the RECORD MON. The au-
thor is a member of the Methodist
Conference, and the communication was
handed into this office by gentleman who
has no connection in any way with the
press Of the city"
ARREsTs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday: NJ Devine, by officer
Franks, for obtaining goods by false pre-
lenses Mrs. Horton, by special officer Fer
raj, for being drunk Burt Tanquary, by
officer Franks for battery Barbara Hemp
hill, by officer Sullivan, for disturbing the
peace; Tom Gaynor, by the same officer
for petty larceny; VIM. Davidson by Off
Ger Farrell, for being common drunkard;
Chas. Brown, by officer Sullivan, for dis
turbing the peace Dan O'Hare by officer
Rider, for being drunk Annie Wilson, by
officer Ash, for grand larceny.
AUCTION SALE OF DAIRY Cows.-Sher-
burn & Smith will sell at auction on Mon
day, the 26th, at the ranch of Frank Cess
ner, Marysville road, six miles north of the
city, at II \. NJ, So head of fine dairy COWS,
l 4-year-old bull, 10 head of 20-months-old
heiters, l young bull, II head of S-months-
old calves, good work horse, 4 sows, II
young pigs, a Berkshire boar, two-horse
wagon, etc. Also, bar counter, mirror, etc
A luncheon will be served on the premises
Sale positive.
SABBATH-scHooL INsrITuTE.-The Sab
bath-school Institute was opened in the
First Baptist Church last evening, and will
continue to-day and tomorrow afternoons
and evenings. 1t is held under the au-
spices of the State Sabbath school Associa-
ton, and is conducted by the Rev. +. S.
Chapman, who delivered lecture last
evening upon the Hebrew Tabernacle
The Cloud, Camp, Tabernacle and Door"
He will lecture again this and tomorrow
evenings.
HABEAs CoRPUs.-A. L. Hart, counsel for
John Lowell, recently held to answer by
Justice Post without bonds for the murder
of Joseph Powers, of Brighton, applied
yesterday to Judge Mcfarland for a writ of
habeas corpus, desiring to have Lowell ad-
mitted to bail. The writ was ordered to
issue, and the matter will be heard at 10
o'clock this morning.
MILITARY ELEcTIoN.-At meeting of
the Sacramento Zouaves, held last evening;
the following officers were elected Cap
tain, S. Emory; First Lieutenant, A.
Grubbs; Second Lieutenant A. Stuart
Secretary, G. Isum Treasurer, f. NJ Ray;
iASb bCI SSeht, ~. ISAlOl p6COuu Ger
geant, f. Johnson; Color Bearer, l. Bel
KNAPP.
AUCTION SALE-Bell & Co., will sell at
auction at their salesroom, Tenth and
streets, at 10 A. NJ. to-day, without reserve.
six rooms of furniture and carpets, all in
good order, including fine marble-top
walnut set. They will also sell a horse,
harness and wagon.
COMPARE qualities and prices. Hale
Bros. & Co.
QUALITY will tell Visit Hale Bros.
MARRIED.