Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22
LOCAL BRIEFS.

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nual outing today at Lagoon.
One More New 'BuidiDg--Bids for
+ the Mcintyre Mccormick building on
Main street. will be opened next Tues
day in the office of Architect kletting,
Hooper Eldredge building.
Miss Taystun Acting Secretary
Miss Elsie Taysum Is acting secretary
of the Salt Lake Automobile club,
until regular secretary Is appointed
TO fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of Mr.. Macarton.
Bishop Whitney 10 SpeaIS-Elder o.
+. Whitney will be the speaker at the
Sunday evening services in the
Eighteenth ward chapel Special mu-
sic will be furnished by the choir
and solos will be given by George -.
Pyper and Horace Ensign.
Bakery Changes Hands,. G. Sey-
bolt has sold his Vienna bakery ana
restaurant, . east Third South street.
to A. Levy, for $4,000. Mr.. Levy viii
remodel the premises, and install COM
plete electric machinery. Mr.. Seyboit
will remove to California to re-engage
IN the bakery business
Now In Magazine Class--The Sep
tember number of the Burr-Mclntosh
Monthly contains an illustrated article
on music ana IluSltlNuS, ny NlhViu
Kruckman. one of the three illustra-
tons is a portrait of Arthur Shepherd,
who recently resigned as director of
the Salt Lake symphony orchestra to
go east
Local Firm Gets Contract--rhe con-
tract for the solid copper doors and
sllls for the ground floors of the New
house buildings was let yesterday
afternoon to j. \. Johnson, the sheet
metal and Cornice worker. for S15,-
600 The order includes AZ window
and door stills, and must be filled with
in 90 days.
Back from Buying Trip--W. A..
Needham has returned from New
York. He went in the interest of u.
c. NJ !. to purchase fall goods and
novelties for the approaching holiday
season. Mr. Needham reports condi-
tions in the east very much brighter
than on the occasion of his last visit
some months ago.
Enthusiastic Over Alaslta--Alfred
H. Brooks chief of the government
geological survey in Alaska. is back
from trip to the far north. He is
enthusiastic over the future of Uncle
Sans uorthernmost possession ana
says the time Is not far distant when
Alaska mining and agricultural wealth
and productions will astonish the
world.
Negro Gathered In--Last night Pol
ice Officer Howell arrested n young
negro named Charles Thomas, known
as "Frenchie" and viii be sent to
Ogden today to answer to the charge
of larceny. The negro, 1t Is said, stole
suit Of clothes from an Ogden man
few days ago and then came to salt
Lake. His description was teiephoned
TO the local police and Howell cap
tured him last night.
English Capital Sccured--Accord-
ing to reports on the street the Salt
Lake Public Service company has been
successful in placing series of bonds
in the hands of English capitalists,
the proceeds TO be used in carrying
out the company's franchises in this
city. But the management Of the
company declines TO make any state
lnent whatever for the present, and
says that all that may be printed in
this connection Is pure surmise.
Kooyman Arrested - After being
hunted for two or three weeks, Cor
nelius Kooyman was taken into GUS
tody yesterday afternoon by Deputy
Ike Emery He is charged with as
sisting his father. John Kooyman, with
kidnapping three of the Kooyman chill
dren from the State street orphanage,
where they were placed by the juven-
lie court officers. The officers are
after John Kooyman. but so far he
has succeeded in eluding them.
Directolre Gown--A sample of the
new Partisan Directorie gown is on
exhibition today in the show windows
of l.. & A. Cohn's Dry Goods store on
Main street. 1t is a strkingly hand
some affair, with the regulation skirt
cutaway from the knee down, and is
attracting the attention of hundreds of
people. including some highly curious
women, as the daily crowds sweep up
and down the streets. Some of the
comments are decidedly interesting.
From their general tenor. one would
Burmse that the sale of this style of
attire. in Salt Lake might be somewhat
limited.
Family of Embalmers-Mahonr NJ
Taylor, fifth son OF Joseph H.. Taylor
Utah's pioneer undertaken, has passed
successful examination rs an en-
balmer, which entities him 10 a stat,
license. Five others were equally sue
cessful, their average being 80 GU
pf 100 credit points, rs being required
Ia pass Two others besides NJ. NJ
Taylor are the employees of j. Il. Tay
bor They are George Graham anC
Edward Egly. The other three arr
Clarence Key of Undertaken Evans
establishment, Jessie w. Hooper o
the Stohl Furniture company OF Brig
ham city, and o. J Brennan of Sho
ElOnp Ida.