The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-05
LOCAL HISTORY
WHAT HAPPENED MARCH

lS49-The ship Hartley sailed from Liver
pool England. with 22O Mormons
bound for Salt Lake valley. under the
direction Of w. Hume. II arrived at
New Orleans April IS.
lS50-A branch of the church was or
ganized at Ogden with Lorin Farr as
president.
lS5I-The ship Old England sailed from
Liverpool England, with forty FIVE
Mormons, under the direction OF John
Q. Angus. 1t arrived at the mouth OF
the Mississippi river April u.
ls55-Elders Nathaniel 4. Jones and
William Fotheringham sailed from
Calcutta, India. homeward bound. via
China and San Francisco, Cal. after
laboring TO Introduce Mormonism to
the inhabitants Of India. Elder Rob-
ert SHELTON was left In charge OF the
mission.
iSS6-In the Third district court SEN
tence was suspended against Solo
mon Edwards, who promised to live
with his first, wife. Edward Brain
was discharged from the penitentiary.
Senator Collum of Illinois offered a
resolution in the United States SEN
ate to deprive the Utah Legislature
OF It's pay, Elder Chester Loveland
died at Calls Fort, Box Elder coun-
1SSS-Elder John B. johnson died in the
penitentlary. In the Third district
court, Salt Lake City. Charles II.
Bassett. who promised TO live with
his legal wife. was sentenced TO pay
fine OF $50 for unlawful cohabita-
ton.
lSS9-In the First district court. at Provo.
the following named brethren were
sentenced by Judge Judd for break
ing the Edmunds law; John Frantzen
OF Spring city, Sanpete county. TO
thirteen months Imprisonment; Jo-
seph ). Horne of Richneld To egh-
teen months Imprisonment; Andrew
Nielsen OF Richheld TO sixty days;
five days and $50 fine: Lars p. Chris
tensen OF Rlchheld To eighty-five days
and $50 fine. John Oberg OF Richicd
TO eighty,-hve days and $50 fine;
James Sellars of Richdeld to eigh-
teen months; Thomas Ogden OF Rich
field to nineteen months Reuben Gurr
OF Richield TO twelve months; Hans
Christensen OF Richheld to sixteen
months. William c, lrows of Kanosh
to siXty-nVe days; James =. Hanse
OF Ephiaim TO fifty days, Carl Olsen
OF Emery TO seventy-five days and
500 fine; Mons Rosenlund OF Mayfield
10 eighty-five days; Andrew Pousen
to sllO fine, and Shadrach T. Driggs
to $40 fine.
lS90-The Salt Lake Clearing House as
sociation was organized.
lS9l-Zacharlah :. Taylor was discharged
from the penitentiary.
S. Winge was dis
charged from the penltentiary.
cases argued in SUI
premc court, John Benbrook tells
story OF the killing OF Morris, Mike
Kellett, killed on Oregon Short Line
proposition agreed on by council
committee and railroad officials.
OF Union Pacific rail-
road officials
l903-State senate declines to pass reso-
luton commencing United States SEN
ate for permitting United States Sen
ator smoot to take his seat. Blus-
tering snowstorm strikes city,
Brasher found guilty of involuntary
manslaughter; gets four months in
county jail.
I904-Utah lake irrigation project given
boost George Gould visits Salt
Lake City.
I906-Dr. d. p. Maxwell OF Cleveland, O..
now charged with bribery. Experts
report on Continental Life: methods
criticised. Rev. Josiah McClain re-
signs from charge of Third Presby- !
teriap church. +. L. Bowering, old
time actor, formerly OF this city dies
at Brigham City.
park TO be improved. Sam |
uel Ncwhouse donates home for
frendless girls,