The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29
LOCAL HISTORY
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 2e, 1910

1s5o-Amasa M. Lyman arrived In Salt
Lake City from California, accom-
panied by number OF Mormons who
returned from an unsuccessful trip
to California gold mines. A similar
company arrived In November.
lS5i-Capt. James Browns company OF
immigrating Mormons arrived in Salt
Lake City.
lS5T-General Daniel II. Wells left Salt
Lake City for Echo Canyon, where
he established headquarters About
1850 men, from the several militia
districts, We're ordered 10 Echo can
yon, whcre they engaged in digging
trenches across the canyon, throwing
up breast works, loosening rocks on
The heights, etc, preparing TO saugh-
ter the United States troops
1S66-Capt. Peter Nebeker's train and
nearly 400 immigrants, which had
started from Wyoming Aug. 4. ar
rived In Salt Lake City.
l8T-Hannah Fielding. widow of Joseph
Fielding and one of the first who en-
braccd Mormonsm in England, died
at Ogden, O.. Porter Rockwell was
arrested and imprisoned in Salt Lake
City, being charged with murder. said
TO have been committed about twenty
years before. October he was ad-
mittcd TO bail In the sum OF $1,000.
lSS5.In the Third district court, Bishop
six months imprisonment and $500
fine. for unlawful cohabitation. Sep
tinus w. Sears and Truman o. An
sell, Jr, charged with unlawful CO.
the law and were let off with fines,
the former $500 and the latter $50
In the Second district court, Beaver,
John Land was sentenced to three
months imprisonment and 5000 fine
for unlawful cohabitation,
1SS6-After a trial in the Third district
court cD1 DaId sait w: teaser e,s Of the Eley
Judged guilty OF unlawful cohabita-
tion, w. III. Watson and Ezra L.
Clark of Pennington pleaded not
trlal in the First district court. al
Provo. the jury returned verdict OF
guilty against Bishop James w. Love
less. Lorenzo d. Watson of Parowan
and Levi Minncrly OF Wellsville were
Phelps Of Montpelier. Idaho. " was
shot and killed near Cokevillc. Wyo.
lsS7-In The Third district court. Salt
Lake City, John Gotham of the SiX-
tccnlh ward. Salt Lake City, James
nsrs NJ hisher Mn r,,oi OF !; East Mil Creek and
sentenced by Judge Zane to six
months Imprisonment for unlawful
cohabltation. Fines were also i'm.
posed John Tate OF Tooelc, who
promised TO obey the law, was fined
500 for similar offense. Alexander
Edwards. Richard Colett and George
T. Peay were discharged from the
Cache county. was arrested on a
charge of unlawful cohabitation. In
the Second district court at Beaver,
Isaac Riddle of. Marion were SEN. sem
tenced by Judge Boreman to six
months Imprisonment and $500 fine
each, for unlawful cohabitation
William Lefevrc was fined 800 for
similar offense.
lsSs-In the First district court. at
Provo. Lorenzo d, Argyle OF Lake
Shore. Utah county. was sentenced
by judge Judd 70 six months. I'M
prsonment and $3.50 fine: John w. |
Gardper OF Pleasant Grove 10 Ave
months Imprisonment: Christian Sor. |
ensen Of Mount Pleasant to 90 days:
months. and 5000 fine: Christian
Borregaard OF Fillmore 10 60 days
and $50 fine; Niels NJ. Petersen OF |
Richfield and David Broadhead to |
$50 fine each. for unlawful cohabi- |
tation. Ole P. Borg OF Richheld was |
sentenced TO nine months. and John
Durrant OF American Fork to ISL
so months imprisonment. for adultery.
ed Rio Grande Western reaches
Jeber.
sOo-Red Wing Mining company sues W.
y. Clays for $3.50 Weber county
democrats in convention.
city convention post
poneJ until Oct O.
hold county convention
and nominate ticket. Dennis Eichnor
CHOSEN as republican county vnair-
9o2-Mrs. Bradley pleads guilty in dis
trict court TO charge OF adultery 1
Coranton saloon held up and eight |
men robbed.
90i-Bg promotion for f.. f.. Calvin.
Famous case OF White VS.. Rio Grande /
Western dismissed.
'o'ReP@slienng oRtIons held riG their ward con-
headpunrters I'm Wilson hotel block H
Judge Armstrong sentenced Shock
ley to life Imprisonment for killing