The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
LOCAL HISTORY
WHAT HAPPENED MAY %.

lS53-A branch Of the church was organ
lied at Cape Town. Africa.
1S5i-Patriarch John Smith died in Salt
Lake City, and on June 2sth, John
Smith. son OF Hyrum Smith. was
chosen Patriarch to the church in
place OF the deceased Late In May,
after a conference with President
Walker. surrounded by his braves,
and Kanosh. chief OF the Pauvan In
dians. entered into formal treaty
of peace at Chicken creek Juab coun-
". This ended the Ute war. during
which nineteen persons and many In
dians had been killed. a number OF
the smaller settlements had been
moved to the larger towns.
ls63-The ship Anarctic sailed from Liv-
erpool. England, with 4s3 Mormons.
ham. The emigrants landed in New
York July 10th and arrived safely at
Florence a few days later.
1Ss6-The ship American Congress Chird
ship OF the season from Europe),
sailed from London, England. with
$50 Mormons. under the direction Of
John Nicholson II arrived at New
York July 4. and the emigrants reach
ed Wyoming July II.
ls73-James G. Blaine, speaker Of the
United States House OF Representa-
tives. arrived In Salt Lake City. on
a visit. Cyril Hall an aged veteran,
died at Bountiful, Utah.
lSSl-A company OF q Mormons from
New Zealand arrived in Salt Lake
City. In charge of George Bait
1SS5-In the district court at Blackfoot,
Ida, Judge Morgan sentenced Bishop
George Stuart OF Malad. William ].
Pratt of Wilford, and John T. Rob-
imprisonment in the Boise peniten-
tiary and $500 fine; John Winn OF
Battle Creek. Ida: and Charles w.
Simpson OF Montpelier. each 10 fine
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six months imprisonment and $500
fine. Elder August Valentine, who
labored as a missionary in Bornholm
Denmark was arrested for preaching
Mormonism. He was brought 10 Cop
enhagen and there imprisoned five
days: after which he was banished
from the country.
1Ss6-Frankln Thurston, was killed by
Indians near Pimo, Ariz The saints
who had settled on Sand creek, Snake
river valley Ida,; were organized Ili s,d Ia as
James e. steele, bishop.
1SS7-John Swenson fell fromh load OF
hay in Salt Lake City and was killed.
Carl c, N. Dorlus OF Ephraim was ar
habitatlon, taken before United States
Commissioner Jacob Johnson at
Spring City. and placed under bonds
1sssIWilliam F.. Rieby and Lars c, Lar
sen (of Brigham City) were dis
charged from the penitentiary.
1sS9-In the first district court at Ogden
SEVERN n. Lee OF Brigham Clty was
sentenced by Judge Henderson TO
three months imprisonment and 500
fine. for unlawful coha bitatlon. Jcns
P Hansen OF Ephraim was discharged
from the penitentiary.
1s90-In the third district court Moses
Wilkinson of East Mill Creek was
sentenced by Judge Zane to six
months Imprisonment and $3.50 fine
for unlawful cohabitation. Elder Ed
ward Brain died in Salt Lake City.
Elder James David Hirst died at
Paradise. Utah. George Francis
Train returning from his sixty days
trip around the world, delivered an
address TO number of ladies and
gentlemen from Salt Lake City in his
special car MT Pocatelo. Ida.
1Ss2-In the third district court. Salt
Lake City. George e Cozier was SEN
fenced 10 one years Imprisonment
for adultery.
1S93-The Salt Lake temple was opened
for ordinance work. under the imme-
diate direction of the first presidency.
Wilford Woodruff. George w, Cannon
and Joseph r. Smith The following
were the officers. Lorenzo Snow,
president; John r. Wlndcr. flrst as
sistant Adolph Madison. second as
sistant; John Nicholson, chief re
corder; Joseph H. Dean, janitor; VIII
liam II. Salmon. doorkeeper;- Zina
d. H. Young. president OF sisters