The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-25

3l-H. w. Naisti.t declared guilty Of
unlawful cohabitation. General McCler-
nand arrives.
May.
1.-Children's big ball at Theatre.
George Z. Lambert, George B. Bailey,
Jens Hansen and Andrew Jensel con-
yicted Of unlawful cohabitation. Ma
tional baseball team beats the Salt
Lakers-l3 10 S. Treasurer jack
furnishes supersedeas bond on appeal
ofS75, coo.
S.-The wool men resolve against q
reduction Of tariff.
4.-Brain's case of resisting officers on
trial. Father Thomas A. Judd buried.
5.-Treseder captured in San Fran
cisco by Adam Paul. Governor West
lands in Utah; receives a royal welcome.
Brain found guilty. Bent. Robson held
for shooting al Gerrans.
Go. p. Arnold arrested for unlawful
cOhGbitation. Governor West sworn IN.
The order Withholding Legislative pay
revoked.
7.-Strike Of brakemen on the Utah &
Northern.
S.-A lucky marriage certificate saves
Royal b. Young from five years in the
Penitentiary. Reception TO Governor
West at the Theatre BY the city authOri-
ties.
9.-Royaf B. Young to be tried on
three more counts.
l0.-ROyal B. Young convicted on
three counts for unlawful cohabitation.
Stanley Taylor, Andrew Jensen and e.
b. Bailey sentenced and taken TO the
Penitentiary for six months each. Den
ney convicted on the testimony of his
second wife. Rocky Mountain Churn
Company formed. Idaho Stage Com
pany incorporated. Frank ]. Cannon
gets six months.and $500 fine for assault
ing Prosecutor Dickson.
u.-GeOrge G. Lambert and II. W.
Naisbitt receive six months and $500 fine
each for unlawful cohabitation. Grand
Jury investigating the Arnold case.
I3.-The Governor offers amnesty to
the Mormons in the Penitentiary.
Wellsville raided and Levi Minnerly
and K. c. Smith arrested. o. p. Arnold
arraigned on q three-count indictment.
4.-Treseder brought back. Joel Gro
yer dies (13.)
15.-United Order foundry, at Logan
burned; IS, 900 loss. Ed. Horrocks, Og-
den, suicides. Kelly, "Frenchy" and
Quinly escape from the County Jail.
17.-Treseder demurs. f. S. Richards
and Joseph a. West return from Wash
ington (l6.)
is.-Joseph H. Deans polygamy case,
in Ogden, continued; Ambrose Green
well, Barnard White 1.-TWO indictments
for unlawful cohabitation) found guilty,
the latter on only one, in First District
Court; William G. Saunders pleads
guilty. James May, guilty of bigamy,
polygamy and unlawful cohabitation,
pardoned by the President. John A.
Flowers shoots his wife and mother-in-
law and then himself, in the Eleventh
Ward. Young Bros. Company moor
porate. Charles Holt mysteriously dis
appears from West Jordan.
l9.-W. G. Saunders. II. II. Tracy and
Amos Maycock, Ogden, receive six
months each for unlawful cohabitauon.
Jury in the Maeser libel case, Beaver,
disagree and are discharged.
2o.-Mrr. Susan Parry, Ogden. ar
raigned for perjury. George G. Wood,
Ogden, pleads guilty 10 unlawful cohabi
tali0n. John Bergen's case of unlawful
cohabitation, dismissed and resubmitted
10 the Grand Jury, in Ogden. Governor
West speaks at Theatre, at Orphans
Home beneht.
2L-Th .mson-Houston light spoken
Of for Ogden. John D. Graham divorce
granted. Charles Holt's body found in
the Jordan River.
22.-Captain McSuire beats Duncan
@. Ross in q broadsword combat.
24.-Five prisoners escape through the
city Jail roof. Nicholas Groesbeck, at
Provo, sentenced on two counts for IN
lawful cOhabitation; bail on appeal, So
600, accepted.
25.-Levi Minnerly, Ogden, gets FIVE
months for unlawful c, habits { or. Fires
aNUa.~
$500, and Palmer's, Second South. loss
$500.
25.-Ambrose Greenwell, Ogden, SEN
fenced TO six months and $500 fine for
unlawful cOhabitation. The forty eight
Mormon prisoners at the Penitentisry
reply to the Governors proposition for
amnesty; they stand on their belief.
Ross beats MCGUIRE in the second broad
sword combat-11 to 4.
H.-Barnard White, Ogden, gets six
months and $500 fine for unlawful CO
hsbitation; So 900 bail pending appeal,
accepted. Impressive ceremonies al the
Deseret University commencement.
ga. J. Ksrshaw, Ogden, declared
not guilty Of unlawful cohabitatien.
Arrangements under way to connect
Logan with Salt Lake and Ogden by
telephone. Governor West rendered a
reception by the Alta Club.
9.-Willard L. Snow arrested for IN
lawful cohabitation, George G. Wood,
Ogden, receives the full penalty for un-
lawful cohabitation. Eight houses OF
ill-fame Tsided by the police.
31.-Ogden celebrates Memorial Day;
Governor West speaks on the occasion.
1t is duly celebrated IN Salt Lake, at the
Fort.
June.
adams & Kiesel Salt Co., Ogden,
incorporated. Brigham Young family