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

Quarters died Of cholera In ST
Louis Mo-, returning from a mission
TO Pennsylvania.
accident In a coal pit at Cymnack.
near Merthyr Tydhl, Wales; among
them were nineteen Mormons. r.,
1s53-Elder John r. i, Dorius ana le,-
low prisoners. In Norway. were final
ly liberated after nearly seven months
imprisonment.
Lake City on his second mission 10
California He arrived at san Ber-
nerdino. June Q. and In san Fran
cisco. July ?.
removed from Salt Lake City TO Fill
more, the first number OF the paper
published at that place was Issued.
1SsO-Niels Jensen OF the early members
OF the church in Denmark, died In
Salt Lake city.
1ss6--A congressional act was approved.
giving TO Nevada strip OF country
sixty miles wide, containing 20S0O
square miles, which was formerly
part OF Utah. The ship Carolina
sailed from London. England With
Samuel Fl. Hill II arrived at New
York June II. and the company con
tinucd the Journey by steamboats, and
railroad 10 Wyoming.
IS70-The forticth annual conference OF
the church convened I'm Salt Lake CITY,
II was continued until the 8th.
18s6-Utah's new governor. Caleb Walton
West. arrived In Salt Lake city.
1SS7-Wiliam Ceddes OF Weber county
was released from the pen. George
S. Peters. the newly appointed dis
trlct attorney for Utah. arrived In Salt
Lake City.
1sss-Ths Mornnons were excluded from
the Democratic territorial convention
at Ogden.
lssa-Elder Sylvester collett died in the
City of Mexico. whore he had labored
as n MISSIONARY
1S90-Rishop David S Cook died at South
Weber. Davis county. The Rapid
Transit Street Railway company was
granted a franchise in Salt Lake City.
1S91-In the First district court at Ogden,
Charles l.. White WAS sentenced by
Judge Miner to four months impris-
onment for unlawful cohahiLation.
This was his third term OF lmprison
ment for the same offense. He was
taken 10 the penltentlary the follow
ing day.
1S9s-Bishop Oscar Dunn OF College Ward
Cache county. was arrested for un
lawful Capitalization and placed under
$1,000 bonds. Nelson Arave was dis
charged from the perltentlary.
1ss9-BanlSer Stout acquitted. Martin
Davis a pioneer, died I'm Provo,
190o-Scoheld fund increased TO SI1 600.
Governor Wells appeals TO the coun-
try for relief for Scolield sufferers.
1a01-James Judd, prominent man OF Up
1902 O2-Mortensen trial opens. University
OF Utah athletic meet
1903-Captaiu Andrew Burt returns from
Manila.
1905-The third annual conference Of the
seventh missionary district of the
Episcopal church opened. The Union
Pacific stockholders met and voted 10
issue 500. 900, 900 additional preferred
stock. Ono hundred and fifty salt
Lake business men left over the salt
Lake Route for Los Angeles as guests
OF Senator Clark. Governor Cutler Of
fered a reward OF $500 for the mur-
derer of Wilford 4. s. Nermillion,
1o06-Judge Willis Brown on the spit. j,
X P McCallum OF Fort Collins, Colo.
falls from street car. Sutherland and
Howell transmit letters to Real Es
tate association In reference 10 Fort
Douglas. Miss Catherine Macquarrie
wins third oratorlcal contest. w. G.
T. L. Four hundred university stu
dents guild big Il on foothills. Union
Lime and Stone company sued by Ole
Nelson for 10000.
1907-Senator w A. Clark and Clarence
Mackay visit Salt Lake. John Gobbs
missing.