Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-18

an, Deseret News today pub
IN fishes "A out Of 10 Of tho gov
ornors OF Utah. The collection
or photographs was made by
me Mutual Improvement Era,
at no little inconvenience ana
J. published singly from month
20 month. The News has
.,nsa lhem under the belief mat
nov ,,p he OF interest to It's readers
NV ydrbem Young, the first governor OF
,.'.b territory was born June J lSVl' IN
,,, g .oobam windhom county YER
w he was appointed governor by
n.'5ent Milard Fillmore, sept ~
,I.o tut MS commission did not arrive
, ,,,,o Ian. q. 1851 lie took the oath OF
uD'" g.1 q 1851. and Immediately set
Once ! ~ change the provincial to the
- ,oral form Of government presi-
le = v,,np served two terms. being
oe'' 5.J by Alfred Cumming He died
s'' Wan lake city. Aug 80, 1871
ID ,,..a cumming, the second governor
,",.h was born at Sand Hlils' near acl
Q. 's,a Georgia, IN september ,SV5'
Aus i'sG at the same place OCT ., ls,o.
eno N commissioned governor OF tne
ne N.,, In .Iuly, 1857, was ackho"l-
tefil1''ss ,ob after peace tcd been es'
euBBg ,o',cd April y, 1858 HIS admiiils-
tVoiiauN W. ofalrs won for him the loye
tlauOu trotlon of the people ana MS
ana auu ' frnm among them. IN May
dtp'l !.,', ,,eeks prior to the expiration
WI t',n, of office. was much regret
,cd by the entire community o.o.oor
U1 ~ 1v nowson. the third governor
JON ,caq apu0lnted by President
OF oct 1851 He did not arrive
LhVo.' I'M Dec. 7, Frank Fuller,
ho"oa1 nj the territory, acting as
teyIcl",S IN me meantime. HIS term OF
emre vas very brief me eAvv ',hl NJ ,v
y,nipinp here only q Re" tuo'i,ia' Ia, nao
inc been forced TO nee Uuousn inS'e
csot conduct Until anolhGt s0vvInol
Mas appointed Secretary Fuiler iu'i''ieu
tha duties Of the Once -,.a T., ,,,oh
stenben 3. Harding arrived IN utah'
,s tta fourth governor OF the territory
iSs9 lie made himself exceed
III o6noxious to the people ana Ia
US man "a wear was removed by Pres"
tIlaceln. 1Ir. Harding was a ma
,tge of Indiana. where he was born III
,s,o pls picture does not appear IN
~ ohove group. for the reason that an
ssoSts 10 secure It have been unayaii-
Ing NJ. ho arm eoveynor
.ti,tab was born in salem, New YORK,
Nae IA 1879 AS superintendent OF IN
S,sn a0alrs he had endeared himself to
,hs ,eonle Of the territory and he was
rn les respected and hon0red as gov
Nor lie died IN Salt Lake City, June
80 'tSe5 and was buried In the Camp
Douglas cemetery,
Charles pnrkee was the sixth COVER
,or NJ Ttah. he having arrived Sept. 30,
XII and taking the oath of Office Oct.
3 following Mr., Durkee was porn N
PoyaAon. Vermont Dec. 5, 1861, lie
served with satisfaction until Dec r.
ls6s when falling health forced MIN 10
raslen. lie died at Omaha, Neb, Jan.
II RiO. while on his way home.
Wilson Shaffer became the seventh
Governor Of Utah In the month OF
March. 1870. He was born July ., 1921
h Union county, Pennsylvania and
from the very first after arriving here
showed himself to be bitterly hostile to
tba oMormons." He It was who organ
zed the anti. "Mormons" into what was
Afterwards known as the Liberal party
and IN other respects he did all he
could to stir up enmty against the peo-
bic. He died oct 81, 1870, of consump-
lion. and his remains were shipped to
Freeport. Ill., for interment.
Vernon H. Vaughn was the eighth
governor Of Utah, He was a native of
Alabama and served as secretary of
the territory under Governor Shafler.