The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-10
LOCAL HISTORY
WHAT HAPPENED MARCH 10.

lS55-Charles c. Rich. George Q. Cannon,
Joseph Bull and Matthew +. Wilkic
LETT Salt Lake City on mission TO
California.
lS63-Prcsident Brigham Young was ar
rested on charge Of bigamy, under
tho anti-bisamy law OF 1862. brought
before Judge Kinney. and placed
ISS2-The Utah legislature adjourned
after sixty days session: seventy
two acts were passed, OF which six
teen were vetoed by Governor Muir
ray. Among the latter was one that
appropriated $40 600 for the compile
rlon OF the Deseret university. Car
field county was organized during
this session.
lsS6-Almira Covey. who for many years
was regarded as the oldest living
member of the Mormon church. died
In the Twelfth ward, Salt Lake City.
iSST-Samucl Anderson OF Salt Lake city
was arrested on charge of unlaw-
lul cohabitation brought before
under $1,000 bonds. After examlna-
ton before Commissioner Mckay, Cy-
rus Rawson Of Kaysville. who had
been arrested on charge OF unlaw-
ful cohabitation. was acquitted.
lSSS-rhe Utah legislature closed its ses-
sion. Tho most important bills
which became laws were those pro-
VidinC for the bonding of the terri
tory TO the amount of sloo.000; for
the establishment OF a reform school
in Weber county, and an agricultural
I'm county and municipal govern
ments. and approprlating means for
the completion OF Deseret university
including department. for the. deaf
mutes. The municipal authorities Of
salt Lake City. having given TO the
territory q site for capitol grounds on
Arsenal hll. an appropriation was
permanent fair buildings on the
Tenth ward square talso rendered the
territory by Salt Lake City,. an ap-
the legislature. In the First district
court. at Provo, Carl c. n. Dorius
Of Ephraim was sentenced by Judge
Henderson to six months imprison-
mcnt and 500 fine; William T. Reid
of Manti, TO three months and $500
fine; Joseph S Jones Of Payson. to
six months and 800 llne; and John j,
Walscr of Payson, to six months. for
unlawful cohabitatiou.
lS90-The Gardo house was rented TO
Bishop John K. Winder for $3.50 per
month, Inc being the highest bidder
the building remaining IN the hands
Of the church for the time being,
John w. Young's railroads in Utah
were Incorporated under the name of
the Utah Central railway,
lSa2A new. school law. passed by the
Utah legislature. was approved; also
new election law. providing for
holding all general and local elections
in the territory OH Tuesday following
the first Monday In November. 1899,
and 'biennially thereafter.
1S93-In the Fourth district court, at OG
den the cases against Sidney Ste
vens, David Eccles and William Iish-
man. for unlawful cohabitation. were
dismissed.
lS99-A w McCune gives reception at
house. Old Jordan and Galena. Tele-
graph and Niagara mines, at Bine
ham, sold for s2.ooo.ooo in New York.
franchise. John III. Benbrook acq,it-
ted of the charge Of murder, Adena
and Mildred Williams killed in gravel
bank at Ogden
Palmer aud Vice President Dodge OF
Rio Grande Western arrive.
1o0e-Maj. Gen. Macarthur arrives AT
action against more stringent death
regulations.
party in Utah decides
10 hold convention to name dele
gates to national Democratic con-
vention.
1oo5-The Utah university debating team
loses the debate With the Idaho uni
l9o6-state board of health 10 clean up
stoclyards. French and German
taught In public schools, Packing
Criminal assault charge against Mar
shall dismissed. State Federation Of
Labor protests against arrest OF
Western Federation Of Miners leaders
in SteunenberS case.
19o7--Artist Lovey i'll in Nevada, near
death Important deal In west side
property consummated
1o0S-Frank Nebeker selected as Demo-
cratic national committeeman. and
June s fixed AS date of state convcn-
ton to nominate six delegates 10 ma
tional convention.
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