The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09
LOCAL HISTORY
WHAT HAPPENED OCTOBER 9.

1s4S-The Nauvoo Temple was burned
lSbS-Br.gham Young, Jr., was set apart
as one of the twelve apostles.
lS69-The surviving members OF lions
camp had Il party I'm Salt Lake City,
arranged by Edward Hunter and
counseors.
lS1l-Brigham Young called into court.
After several days trial Judge Nc
Kean Con the 12th) renGered n de-
cision admitting the defendant 10 bail
In the sum of $4,000 and the case was
postponed until the prosecution was
better prepared for action. In deliv-
ering his opinion the Judge said that
while the case was called The Peo-
pie VS., Brigham Young. its other and
real title is federal authority VS.. po-
lygamic theocracy."
lST5-ht the general conference the Tab
ernacle in Salt Lake City was dedi-
Gated. y large number of mission
aries were called TO go upon missions
lSII-JameS L, Lisonbee OF Monroe, Sc
vier county, died at SpringyilIe, Utah
county, on his way home from a mis-
sion TO the southern states.
lSI9-Thc Mormons who had settled on
Ferron creek. Castle valley. were or
ganize das Ferron ward by President
Canute Peterson; William Taylor,
bishop.
lSS2-Abraham Hoaglaud Cannon was or
dained one OF the first seven pres-
dents of seventies.
1SS6--ln the Third district court Isaac
r. Pierce of Salt Lake City was SEN
fenced to fifteen months imprison-
ment and 800 fine. the indictment
against him being divided into five
counts. John Z. Mortensen OF the
Eighth ward. Salt Lake City. was ar
rested for unlawful cohabitatlon and
placed under $500 bail
1SsS-ln the First district court at Provo
Gibson Condie Of Springvllle was sem
fenced by Judge Judd to four months
imprisonment and TO pay fine of
5000: Rasmus Nielsen OF Spanish Fork
10 four months and a fine OF 5000 An
drew r. Anderson of Leht TO four and
half months and $50 fine; Charles
Hawkins of Benjamin to four months
and 500 fine. John Walter 10 four
months and $50 fine; Niels Nielsen of
Ephralm 10 four and a half months:
Fred j. Christensen OF Mayticld TO
four months and $50 fine; Engcbregt
Pousen of Ephraim to five months;
Rasmus lIenningson OF Manti to
ninety days; Lars Svendsen OF Moroni
to nintey days and $50 fine: Peter
Westenskow of Mani TO four months
and 5000 fine, and John p. r. John
son OF Provo to four months, all for
unlawful cohabitatior.
1SS9..A Scandinavian Peoples party po
litical club was organized in Salt
Lake City; Andrew Jenson. president.
lS90-The Peoples Party Territorial con-
vention rcnominated John IT. Caine
for delegate TO congress. In the First
district court Hyrum $. Crane was
sentenced by Judge Blackburn to one
Edmunds law.
Stevenson was set apart as
one of the first seven presidents of
seventies. In the First district court.
Provo Thomas Ogden WAS sentenced
10 100 DAYS Imprisonment for unlaw-
ful cohabitation.
l.. j. Mills held on charge
of murder Frank Connors gfven life
sentence at Provo for murder
j. g. Coghlan visits Salt
Lake. Checks draw wn for beneficiarles
OF Scofeld fund. John Q. Packard
donates lot for public library building
and TO erect library at cost OF $75 300
City bonds sold to Shepard & Co
name city ticket headed
by James c. Lcary,
l903-Seven desperate convicts in Utah
state penitent!ary made mad fight for
liberty, in terrific battle Frank Day
ton. burglar. killed; FIVE other con- |
Uaworth. under death sentence for
murder, and James Lynch. also under |
death sentence. escape. but are after |
ward captured. Mayor signs Rio |
Grande depot ordinance.
furry OF snow Of the season
Monrad commits suicide at
Ogden. A special grand Jury i'm !
pancled in Salt Lake.
l9QS-MortEagc OF $500, 900 placed on New |
house buildings. Registered matt |
pouch stolen from Rio Grande station |
Attorney James 4. Smith painfully !
hurt In a runaway. Roy Stewart. six |
years old loses left leg I'm collision |
between street car and druy. and Jo-
seph' Tavoy, Jr,, and +. c.. Wells |
slightly Injured. |