The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-27
LOCAL HISTORY
WHAT HAPPENED NPRlC =

u,= Mrs Hunter wife OF Captain Jesse
u. Hunter of the battalion dleu ''
,Ssa 9am nndors os Hosea Stout, James Lewis
and Chapman Duncan arrived W
Hong Kong as the nrst Mormon i,as ,iIs
sionares to China. 9oon ~ tLa eos.
they commenced 10 proach tne 20 20.
pei but meeting with no sNccess' my
returned 10 California. - 10.
lS5J-Seventy-t~o MorrnonH from nad
Iaidc, Australia. and Victoria, ssllGa sl
from Melbourne on board the Dig
Tnroucnia. bound for itan, Nta az
Pedro. cal, under the DIRECTION oil
Burr Frost. Arriving AT loholui"'
Sandwich Islands the vessel was con
dcn,nod ms unsafe and the cmigrarts
landed shortly afterwards some OF
them engaged another passage 10 san
1ssolSiack Cole horse thief and out
law, was mortalIy wounded at Sprlne-
vile. Utah. while resisting the Officers
lseeNriirsm Kimban and Thomas Atkln-
son were killed By a Steamboat c"-
plosIon AT San Pedro. Cal. while on
their way as missionaries 10 the
1s7%o~Patriarch % .Iohn Young, President
Brigham Young's eldest brother dlea
In Salt Lake City.
lS11-Pres sident Brigham Young ana pal
ty returned TO, Salt Lake CITY i-,G,l rro,n
ST. George The case OF Ann Eliza
Young VS. Brigham Young Was hnaly
decided In the me, rhiTd ,me sImonv alSofso being
tlhlN I'bn C''F'
disallowed.
1S7a-Hezekish Thatcher died In Logan
Cache county.
lsS4-At the Hrst quarterly conference
OF the Bannock stake OF Zion, held at
Rexburg, Ida. the Saints at Kexourg
were organized as Z ward InoIns7
e. Kicks, Jr., bishop. The seventy
eighth quorum OF seventy was organ ryan,
ized By William W. Taylor at Oakley,
Cassis county Ida. Robert wilson
John Alexander, Moronl r. fairnn,,,nGd' ltn,n IG
I. ant Il a,
Thomas Taylor and Edward Ftoas ,
land presidents. The two last named
were ordained day or Two later,
Pcre Hyacinthe. renowned trencn
orator. visited in Salt Lake CITY. \
branch OF the church was organized
at Eureka. Juab county; John Beck
lSS5HThe trial OF President Angus NJ
Cannon was commenced in the Third
district court, Salt Lake City.
lSS6--After trial In the Third district
Davis county. was adjudgsd guilty oil
unlawful cohabitatlon. The kanes-
Vile ward. Weber COUNTY, "ss Or
gsnized: Peter b. Petersen, bishop.
prominent elder in New Zealand, ma
tive OF that country, died at Malnaia,
Wsirarapa, New Zealand.
lSS7-H. c. Hansen OF Plain city, Weber
county. WAS arrested for unlawful CO.
habitation taken TO Ogden and placed
under $500 bonds. Charles o. Card
and three companions selected a PldG
for n settlement on Lees Creek. Al
berta Canada-thc present city of
Cardston, where other Mormon set
tiers from Cache county arrived a few
days later. Flowing was commenced
May 3.
lSSS-Chrstian Hansen and Andrew j.
Strombcrg were discharged from the
pcntcntiary. but Stromberg was i'm l.
mediately sent back To serve another
term. Jens Hansen of Mil Creek and
David West OF Pleasant Grove, Utah
were arrested for unlawful cohabta-
tion.
1SS9--A company OF twenty-six Mormons.
including two returning elders bound
for Utah, sailed from Amsterdam,
Holland. Thomas p, Coward was
discharged from the pcnitentlary.
lS90--Thc Saints who had located at Nc
Cannon and its vicinity In Marsh
Valley, Oneida county, Ida, were or