The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24
CITY BREVITIES

REFERRING to the shooting Of Mike
BrOdovitch by Robert Marrich, at Bing-
ham, Wednesday, Charles Smallitz OF
Salt Lake said yesterday that Marrich
had not told him he intended killing
Brodovitch. Smaliitz says be saw Mar
rich, but no threats were made.
E. c. CHRISTY, who is alleged to have
stolen a diamond ring from Miss Lulu
Jordan, November II, viii be arraigned
in the criminal division Of the city court
this morning, to answer to a charge
of grand larceny. Christy was a clerk
in the st. Cecile hotel at the time of
the robbery. He disappeared and was
arrested in San Francisco about two
weeks ago,
RUBY CHARLOTTE, the 6-months-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A.
Bacigalup, died at the family residence,
375 + street, last night following a brief
illness. The funeral arrangements will
be announced later.
YESTERDAYS local bank clearings were
S1,125,01773, as against 1856, 470.S3 for the
same day last year, a gain of S17S,547. 80.
The clearings for the week were 1854
1871, as against Sc .5e9, 225.27 for the cor
responding week Of last year, a gain Of
81 ,S92.l0.
JUDGMENT for $1.OOO.5O for legal serv-
ices and for LOCO shares of stock was
of the district court, yesterday, against
the Willard Land & Irrigation company,
in favor Of G. ". Bartch, former justice
on the supreme bench Of Utah.
TEACHERS of the city schools yesterday
received S3S,675.16 for their work during
December.
ENTERING a plea Of not guilty, Frank
Williams cOlOred, who is alleged tn
have broken into the store of the Paris
Cleaning company on the night of De-
cembeT 4 stealing coats and trousers,
was placed under S1000 bail in Judge
ROWman's court, Yesterday morning He
is charged with burglary in the second
degree and his case has been set for
January IL. He is being held in default
of bail.
". II. BANCROFT, general manager Of
the Oregon Short Line returned from
New York yesterday morning, accom-
panied by his secretary, +. H. Knicker-
booker. Mr.. Bancroft and Mr.. KnickeT-
booker left last week to attend a con-
ference Of officials Of the Hartman lines
held at the New York offices.
THE BOND Of Charles Homer Reed,
councilnan-elect from the Second ward,
was filed with the city recorder yes
terday, with Ed c. O'Donneu, his fell
low councilman from the Second, and
Z. R. Wheelon, as sureties. The bond
is for $50.
THE FUNERAL Of Mrs. c. c. Moore
was held yesterday afternoon from the
undertaking parlOrs of O'Donnell & Co.
in this city. Mrs. Moore died in PhOe-
nix, Ariz. and her body was brought
to Salt Lake for burial in Mt. Olivet
cemetery.
THE MEETING Of the board Of COVER
nors of the Commercial club, called for
today for the purpose of passing upon
the applications for membership, has
been postponed until Wednesday of next
week. The pOstpOnement was deemed
advisable because Of the late rush Of
applications, and the promise that
considerable number are to be received
before Saturday.
HENRY BATES, who is alleged to have
broken into a box car on November Is,
appeared before Judge Bowman, yes
terday morning to answer to a charge
of burglary in the third degree. He was
bound over to the district court and, IN
default Of $500 bail, was taken to the
county jail.
E. r. CALLISTER, son OF e. II. Calls
ter, United States internal revenue col
leetor, is spending the holiday vacation
with his parents IN Salt Lake. Mr. Cal
lister is a student in the law school Of
the George Washington university at
Washington, d. c.
THE COMBINED police department ysK-
terday emembered the family of Pa
trolman Charles Olson. 674 Pueblo street
with a Christmas basket, which included
scores Of TOYS for the children. Five
members of the family are III.