The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18
LOCAL HISTORY
WHAT HAPPENED MAY 10,

1S57--The forty ninth quorum of seventy
OF the Mormon church was organized
at Manu, with John A, Woolf, sam
gel PitGhtorthn Timothy IinS yyrrsr = H0ggG iogG
Burrowman and David Webb as pres
idents.
lS5S--John Whitaker Taylor was born
at Provo, Utah.
lS59-1oseph Abbott was killed by hShl-
ming while engaged in planting corn
on the old Fort square, Salt Lake
City.
1S62-The packet ship Antarctic sailed
from Liverpool. England with thirty
eight Saints. under the charge Of Will
liam g. Moody.
1854 company. consisting Of nine mis-
sionaries, eleven women, eighteen
children and six teamSters, left salt
Lake City, bound for the Hawaiian
Islands. George Ncbckcr was ap-
pointed captain; the company had ten
wagons.
others of the Palestine party arrived
in London. England
lSI1-The ground for the Logan temple
was dedicated. Apostle Orson Pratt
offered the dedicatory prayer.
ISS3-Bele Harris was committed to the
Utah penitentiaTy for contempt OF
court refusing TO answer questions
before the grand jury of the Second
district court at Beaver In polyS-
amy investigation.
1SS6-Amos Maycock. Helen n. Tracy and
John Bergen were taken from the
penitentiary to Ogden for arraign-
ment. Joseph II. Dean and George
G.. Wood were rc8rrested. John ~.
Flowers OF the Eleventh ward. Salt
Lake City. shot and fatally wounded
his wife and mother-in-law. Annie l..
Decker after which he shot himself.
1SS7-James Lawson of the Sixteenth
ward. Salt Lake City, was arrested on
q charge Of unlawful cohabitation and
placed under bonds.
I In, hn iYGf GtT1r a
den Fred Yeates OF Milville was SEN
fenced by Judge Henderson 10 six
months imprisonment and fine of
500 for unlawful cohabitation.
lSS9-Thomas Chamberlain was dis
charged from the penitentiary. The
steamship Wisconsin sailed from
Liverpool with li2 Saints on board.
including eight returning missionaries,
in charge of Mayhem II. Daley. The
company arrived in New York on the
29th and in Salt Lake June 4.
ls9o-Henry Dinwoodey's furniture store
in Salt Lake City was burned. Will
liam Gee OF Dover. Utah. was dis
charged from the penitentiary. An
drew p. Schow OF Escalante. Garfield
county, was incarccrated in the PEN
itenLiary. having been sentenced on
the 14th by Judge Anderson In the
Second district court at Beaver to six
months imprisonment and $500 fine
for unlawful cohabitatlon.
lS91-In the First district court at Og-
den John Thomas OF Logan was SEN
fenced by Judge Miner to sixty days
Imprisonment, and Niels c. Anderson
of Hyrum TO pay a fine of $50, both
for unlawful cohabitation. both were
taken TO the penitentIarys as Ander
son, who had been imprisoned before
for the same offense. was unable to
pay his fine.
Carter and nineteen of his
IndustrIals were sent TO the peniten-
tiary for contempt of court in stealing
n Union Pacific railway train.
Is9S-Elder Theodore Nystrom arrived in
Paris. France. as a Latter-day Saint
missionary. having been called by
President Bowman Of the Swiss mis-
sion to Introduce the gospel in the
French capital
lS99-President Snow at St George de-
MED plural marriages had been cele-
brated,
soo--Goorge Halliday. pioneer. dies at
Ssntaquin. w. j. Boren, Sr. pioneer |
died at Wallsburs. New reservoir |
Young shot in arm by holdup |
Jason Tineey. years old, killed by |
train at Woods Cross. George shep- |
pard thirty years night wetchman at |
Dinwoodey's. died OF heart disease.
9o2-Mrs Rebecca Douglas Lowe guest |
in Salt Lake. Mrs. Thomas Marshall |
died OF pneumonia.
905-Seven men drowned in the Green
river by wreck OF steamer,
906-Locomotive firemen hold seven
teenth annual ball. Ray Harris Of
Salt Lake maltreated at Bannock,
Mont. Oscar Smith shot while at
las Marion Van Cott, Waterloo
school principal. arrested for. assault
upon pupil. Webster school pupils
Saltair beach and railroad.
901-County board takes c. a. r. Ia
task, s. S. Lindcman, laborer, killed
by street car.
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