The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-01

family on Poo!e's island. north of
Eagle Rock. as the first Mormon set
Ter In Snnke river valley, Idaho.
iSS5-A number OF leading churchmer
take TO the underground 70 keep from
being arrested for maintaining null
tIpicity OF wives. William Fother-
ingham Of Beaver was indicted by
the grand jury, arrested and placed
under bonds. being charged with un-
lawful cohabitation, Apostle Moses
Fletcher and other prominent men
on the Casas Grandes river, Chihue-
hua Mexico. Soon afterwards OK
ploratlons were made in she sur
rounding country.
Zane sentenced James Moyle, George
II. Taylor Samuel +. Ball, James O.
Poulson and O, f. Due each To six
months imprisonment and $500 fine
for unlawful cohabitation. They were
taken to the penltentiary the same
day The jury returned a verdict
OF guilty against Fred y. Cooper OF
Mr. Woodburn OF Nevada introduced
an antI-Mormon bill in the house of
representatives In congress.
1SS7-ln the Third district court Edward
Schocrfeld, William II Tovcy ana
Thomas Morrison of Salt Lake CITY,
and Andrew w. Cooley OF Brighton
ward were each sentenced by Judge
Zane TO six months imprisonment III
the reuitcutiary and fined Tor un-
lawful cohabltation- United states
deputy marshas subpoenaed num-
Der OF witnesses in cases Of unlaW-
ful cohabtatlon at Bountlful. In look
ing for President Taylor, the Deseret
paper mill. at the mouth Of the BIG
Cottonwood canyon. was thoroughly
searched, but without avail.
1sSs-Thomas Pierpont OF Salt Lake City
was sentenced by Judge Zane. in the
Third district court, TO sig months
Imprisonment and fine of $500 for
unlawful cohahitation.
t8So-The city council at Ogden made
effort to gain possession Of the Tab
ernacle square belonging to the
church,
lsoO-The Old Constitution building. Salt
Lake City. was torn down to make
room for new five-story brick
building. erected soon afterwards;
The remains Of the late willard
Richards and others were removed
from the family burial ground. east
OF the Deseret Museum, in salt Lake
City and placed In the cemetery
Bishop Char Jensen, Hans 9. Mel
sen and Hans Sorensen. having served
their terms OF imprisonment In the
penitentiary for unlawful cohabitation.
were set at liberty.
lS92-Mormon elders mohhed AT Den
mark, principally on Sjaelland. Elders
Niels J. Hendrlcksen and Ole soren-
sen, Jr., who labored on the Islands
OF Falster and Moen. were banished
trict court. at Provo, Joseph Dllworth
was sentenced TO one months Inn
prsonment for adultery
1S94-Benjamin F. Grouard, once an ac--
tive elder in the church. and one OF
the first missionaries sent to the So
ciety Islands, died at Santa Ana
Los Angeles county, Cal, Elders
John Vetterll and julius Billeter. Jr..
were banlshed from Prussia where
they labored as Mormon missionaries
John NJ. Allen was arrested at
Clifton. Garfield county. Tor unlaw-
full cohabitation.
l897-Thc nine eticth anniversary OF
President Wilford Woodruff's birth
day was celebrated with interesting
services in the Tabernacle, Salt Lake
City, and was generally observed
throughout the church Patriarch
SevIer county.
1S9S-The name OF the Indian territory
mission Of the Mormon church was
changed by the first presidency 10
the southwestern states mission. and
was TO include the states OF Kansas,
Arkansas and Texas.
l899-Israel E. Brown, the oldest knight
Templar in the state, dies at Ogden
nominate w. II. King
for congress, Populists adopt plat
Sullivan. miner and Civil
war veteran. found dead in bed.
Complaint charging John Strange with
murder of Colonel Prowse filed. Irri-
cation convention addressed me-
mortal to congress and adjourned,
l904-Elwood Mead lectures on irrigation.
190G-Walter S. Moss. Lyric theater man
agcr. dead. Dead male child. ten
days old. found In downtown gutter.
1907-Opening gun fired In college fight.
House refuses TO raise salaries OF
board of equalization. Six soldiers
await trial for highway robbery.
New engineers appointed by street
railway.
I9OS-Mayor Brewer OF Ogden orders
CHIEF OF police to keep saloons closed
tight on Sundays.