The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-25
LOCAL HISTORY
WHAT HAPPENED NOVEMBER e5

1s5s-wtllian, Walker and Leonard l.
Smith. accompanied by fifteen Nor
mons. sailed from Algoa bay. Cape
colony, Africa. on tho Unity, bound
Tor Utah; They arrived in London
lS7o-Erigham Young George A. Smith
and Brigham Young. Jr.. left Salt
Lake City for southern Utah. where
they spent part OF the winter.
1s73-A grand celebration was held In
Provo. over the event OF the Utah
Southern railway being completed 10
that city.
1S74-Phineas Richards. brother of the
late President Willard Richards, and
father OF Apostle Franklin d. Rich
ards, died In Salt Lake City.
lS7s-Thc city council of Salt Lake City
adopted a resolution for constructing
the Jordan River and Salt Lake City
lsS1-The Mormons who had settled on
Poole's island Snake River valley.
Ida. were organized as branch Of
the church. by Mariner w. Merrill
Of the Cache stake presidency.
lS82-Apostle John Henry Smith succeed
ed Apostle Albert Carrington as
president OF the European mission.
lSS4--John Arid, Jr., Of Salt Lake CITY
was arrested on n charge OF unla wful
cohabitation. The following day he
was placed under $4,000 bonds TO
await the action OF the grand jury.
lSSB--After lengthy trial In the First
uiStil'N court, dL oEOSn, INC jury re-
turned verdict of not guilty in the
case OF Lortn Farr. charged with un-
lawful cohabitatlon. Christian F.
Christiansen OF Monroe. Sewer coun-
~ was arrested on charge of un-
lawful cohabitation. Subsequently he
was tnken to Beaver and placed un-
der bonds.
lSS7-Bishop William Jones. Joseph r.
Barton, Samuel Wortlen and Alex
ander Orton were discharged from
the pen. Eichard r. Booth OF Alpine
Utah. died in Kansas City. Mo-, while
lahorlng as a missionary,
lsS9-in the First district court. at os-
den. Goudy Hogan Of Richmond was
sentenced by Judge Henderson TO
thirty days Imprisonment. for unlaw-
full cohabltation. Andrew Stratford
and knud Enmcrtsen were dig
charged from the penitentiary, on
the same day. Charles ". Penrose
was released from the pcnitcntiary
The testimony and arguments in the
naturalization cases before Judge An
derson having been completed am!
the case submitted. there was no ex-
cuse for bis further detention
lS90-Heber w West. son OF the lat
Bishop Chauncey ". West. was shot
and killed at Pocatcllo. Ida.
lS99-Norman Taylor. pioneer. died IN
salt Lake, Milk dealers organize TO
raise prices. Body of Richard Ralph,
battery 3: arrives st San Francisco.
c. NJ Owen starts prosecutions
dShlnSl lHDrlN~ nlnr CdCHa county men
for unlawful cohabitation. and one
for adultery.
l9oo-James Z. Thornton sues Centennial
Eureka for $4,000 damages FOR per-
sonal injuries.
leo1-Druchl liquor selling case decided
against city Art institute exhibit.
19o2-Oreson Short Line announces in
crease Of wages for freight handlers.
Miles Romney held to district court
on murder charge. Report OF Food
Commissioner Heiner shows adultcra =
tton OF foods sold in Utah. j. r
Matson. charged with assault GOES
violently insane, Mrs. Catherine
Kennedy sues Southern Pacific for
500. 900 for death of husband.
l203-Presdent f.. VI. Hartman and
sixty prominent officials entertained
by Alta club.
1oo4-A. F. Welby TO return to Salt Lake
In his former position as general
superintendent OF the Rio Grande
Western.
1eOS-Mamie Williams tells startling story
of Mrs Ainslce." procurcsg