The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-04

the committee on territories, in
congress. arrived In Salt Lake City
on a visit.
lS6S-Water was first brought on the
Provo bench, Utah county. by
means OF a big canal just completed
from the Provo river.
1S72-Shadrach Roundy. one OF the Utah
pioneers OF lS47, died in Salt Lake
City,
1S74-General Phil II. Sheridan arrived
in Salt Lake City on visit.
1S77-The Sanpete stake OF Zion was
reorsanized with Canute Peterson
John B. Maiben as counselors.
Eleven new wards were partly or
ganized, namely; Chester, Reddick
n. Alfred. bishop; Fayette John
ley, Jefferson Tidwell, bishop; May
field. o. C. Olsen, bishop; Manti
South ward, Hans Jensen. bishop;
Manti North ward. William T, Reid,
S. Anderson, bishop; Ephraim South
ward, Carl c. n. Dorious, bishop,
Mt, Pleasant South ward, William
s. seeley. bishop: Pettyvillc, Wn-
John d. Reese. bishop. Gunnison,
Mayheld and Fayette, which for
merly belonged 10 the Sewer stake
organization. were made a part
OF the Sanpete stake.
1ss3-Robert Ritter and William Ayres
We're drowned in Silver lake, Big
Cottonwood canyon, while boating.
1sS5-American flag placed at half mast
other Mormon institutions to cX-
press their contempt for the gov
ernment Of the United States. In
dignant and loyal American citizens
waited upon the authorities and
dema nded that the flag be placed at
the top of the staff and this was
finally done. Edward Brain OF Salt
Lake City was arrested a second
time t9lSpn the nenitepti1rV and
later in the day placed under S2600
bonds TO await the action OF the
grand jury, being charged With the
crime OF resisting an officer.
1SS6-The prisoners in the penitentary
were permitted to celebrate Inde-
pendence day.
lSSS-Elder Orville S. Cox died In Fair
view, Sanpete county.
Grand opera house" Salt
Lake City, which stood where the
Atlas block now stands, was de-
stroyed by fire III the night between
the 8rd and 4th, A number OF other
smaller fires In the city destroyed
considerable property, the cause be-
Ing the carelessness In the use OF
comhustible articles in celebrating
the Fourth,
Hancock. who had been a
member OF the church since 1880,
died at Payson. Utah.
al Ogden overcame the
United States marshal and depu-
ties and prevented the running OF
trains.
lS9S-Elder Thomas Cox Sr.. died at Cas-
tie Dale. Emery county.
lSo9-JameS owens commits suicide at
Bingham Lieutenant Pearson OF
the United States navy given a
sword at Saltalr: Lieutenant Pear |
sons home was Draper
900-Fourth of July celebrated. Little !
daughter OF John Week has narrow |
escape from burning to death,
901-Fourth celebrated, Claude Smith, |
mining engineer dies of injuries re-
ceived in Bingham.
902-Salt Lake celebrates the Fourth in !
cold weather. Frank II. Darling !
killed in smelter at Murray.
903-Greatcst Independence day colebra-
tion ever held in the city. Earl |
Pinney dangerously hurt in run
away. Three thousand Ave hundred |
people see races and pad accident
at Salt Palace,
905-Big celebration at Murray
9o6-A bomb exploded In the heart of
Salt Lake City. which shattered
windows and broke telephone poles.
9o7-Independence day generally cele-
bratcd in Utah.
90S--Cracksmen blow up safe OF W. r.
Pickett grocery store, Ogden. and
destroyed $1,000 In bills Three burg
lar!es occur during celebration of
Fourth.