The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
LOCAL HISTORY
WHAT HAPPENED FEBRUARY 20.

lSiS-The ship Carnatic sailed from Liv-
erpool, England. with 40 Mormons
bound for Salt Lake valley. under the
direction OF Franklin ID. Richards. II
arrived at New Orleans about April
10. whence the company proceeded up
the Mississippi and Missouri rivers 10
Winter Quarters, and thence COM
menced the journey across the plains.
1S79-The trial OF Robert r. Burton on
charge of murder during the Nor
risite difficulty In 1852 was com
msnced In the third district court
diet Of not guilty was rendered,
lSS5-Ferdinand f. Hintze's case was
called in the Third district court, and
the prosecutors discovered that the
absent defendant was not under
bonds.
iSS6-In the Third district court Judge
Zane sentenced Samuel j. &. Smith
10 six months Imprisonment and $500
fine for unlawful cohabtation. In
the case OF Isaac Langton, who final
~ was acquitted, the legal wife testi-
fed. Elder Thomas Grover. one Of the
pioneers OF 1877, died in Pennington,
Davis county. Solomon Edwards OF
American Fork. who had been ar
rested at Eagle Rock, Ida, on q
charge of polygamy was lncarcerated
in the pcnitentiary.
1ss7-At special meeting held AT Dra-
per Salt Lake county. the Seventies
residing in Sandy, Union and Granite
were organized by Abraham Fl. Can
non as the ntnety-third quorum Of
ffvGs1g Smart iH%mfS WIsm HeMor Thompson h0a and
William r. Scott presidents
1SSS-The Seventies residing In Price,
Wellington and Spring Glen wards,
Emery county. Utah. were organized
as the l0ist quorum of Seventy, with
William III Branch as senior presi-
dent. On the 2lst. Lamentlus NJ
Olson, George w: Eldredge. Albert
Bryner, Samuel Cox, William J. Hill
nd 1nbn Lee anart
presidents. and twenty six members
were, ordained. Abraham II. Cannon
Of selt Lake CITY and Chester v
Call OF Bountiful We're arrested for
unlawful cohabitation. After eXami
nation before United states Concnis-
sloner Norrell on the 24th, Elder Can
non was discharged. Alexander Bills
was discharged from the pententiary.
ls89-In the Third district court, salt
Lake CITY, Peter i. Goss of Eureka,
Juab county, wns sentenced by judge
Sandford to eighty-five days impris-
onment and SIS fine for unlawful CO.
habitatio:-.
lS9O--John Dunn OF Three-Mile Creek,
Box Elder county. was arrested IN
salt Lake City for unlawful cohabi-
tatlon.
lS9l-John Halgren. Fred Yentes and
William Popleton were discharged
from the penitentary: Elder Isaac
II. Losee died at Clifton. Garfield
county.
lS92-At a meeting Of the Brigham Young
Memorial association in salt Lake
CITY the model offered by C. T..
Dallin OF Sprlngville, Utah county. for
a statue of Brigham Young was ac-
ccpted and the southeast corner OF
the Temple block suggested as site
for the monument
tS93-Thomas II. Bullock was discharged
from his third term OF Imprisonment
In. the penitentiary for infraction of
the Edmunds law. Frank Il. Hadlock
was also discharged
ISe4--W. j. Orchard was discharged from
the penitentiary.
l900-Harry Hayes killed i'm Rio Grandc
Western yards. Council orders water
supply surveys. Western Union buys
Deserct Telegraph company.
l90l-Coal miners strike ended.
1902-Patricll Shea, u prominent citizen
OF Eureka, dies. William Wittenoerg
makes affidavit that King is not the
man he saw the night OF the Sheep
Ranch holdup, but Strange IL,
l903-John &. Glenz commits suicide by
taking morphine In Commercial
street dive.
l9O4-Ffve convicts pardoned by state
board
1ec5-Fclix RhenboId OF ogden com
mltted suicide by shooting.
1g0G-Tirc insurance trust organized IN
Salt Lake Hiram Tyrce, president
Continental Life. asked to resign.
Councilman MulVcy secui es adoption
OF resolution 10 investigate eXpendl,
lures w. s. Henderson held up and
robbed by four men; three captured
New gas company granted tranchise;
leO7-Frank c. Ehrbar falls from steel
arch and is Killed. Womans aux
iliary elects new officers, Recon
siTuction OF street car lines begins.
IoaS~Clty council acquIts street Super
visor Raleigh charges alleged.