The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-13
LOCAL HISTORY
WHAT HAPPENED NOVEMBER 10

1S53-The mail train was attacked by In
dams six miles from Laramie and
three men were killed. c. ~. Kin
kead OF Salt Lake City was robbed OF
Sl0,5O0
1S55-John NJ. King, formerly member
OF the Mormon battalion, died in salt
Lake City.
ls56-Joseph a. Young and Abel Carr
arrived In Salt Lake City with the
news that the last companies OF i'm
migrants were nerishing In the noun
tains, Teams and provisions were
Immediately forwarded to help
them in,
1S67-The Union Pacific railway wps
completed TO Cheyenne.
lS77-Patriarch Philip r. Lewis died at
Kanab, Kane county.
1SS2-The Utah commission submitted
their first report 10 the government
on the situation in Utah.
lSSi-E.ighty Mormon cmigranis from the
southern states mission and nine re-
turning Mormon elders left Chat
tanooga. Tenn, bound for Colorado
and Utah.
lSS5-Charles w. Nibley of Logan, Utah.
was arrested at Pocatello. Ida. on a
charge of unlawful cohabitation and
brought TO Salt Lake City the fol-
lowing day,
lSS6-In The Third district court Nathaniel
V Jones and Frank NJ. Treseder were
each sentenced by Judge Zane to
three years Imprisonment for alleged
tertiary. the motion for a new trial
having been oyerruled After a
lengthy trial in the First district
court at Provo the jury returned a
verdict OF guilty of voluntary man
slaughter against II. II. Pearson.
who killed Forest Green at Nephi
January 10. 1886
1So0-AnGrew L. Schow was discharged
from the peniteptiary.
lS91-In the Third district court. Salt
Lake City. John r, Howard of Logan
was sentenced by Judge Zane to one
years Imprisonment for adultery
Amasa Tucker. John Warwood and
Fred w, Cox were discharged from
the penitentiary.
1S92-Memorial services were held in the
Tabernacle, Salt Lake City in honor
Of the Mormon missionaries who had
died while laboring in the foreign
field.
1S93-In the Fourth district court, at oe-
den, John Hopkins was sentenced by
Judge Miner to three months i'm
prlsonment for unlawful cohabitati ton.
William Smith. the last surviving
and once member OF the council OF
Twelve apostles died at OsterdoclS.
Clayton county Ia.
ls9o-ln the Third district court, Salt
Lake City. John Beck was fined $500
by Judge William II. King for un-
lawful cohabitatiou
1S99-Joseph L.. Taylor pleads guilty to
unlawful coha bitation
l9O0-City council vacates Pioneer square
for purpose of granting 1t to the Los
Angeles Railroad company. Official
returns show Barnes elected by one
majority over Iison In Third sena-
torial district Committees named for
National Livestock convention.
i9olIAmGl Johnson aged IA. accidental
" killed at Rchiield. Earthqual1e
Seven thousand dollar fire in Swan
building.
| l902-Preliminary examination OF Miles
n. Romney held Alma Pratt, resi-
dent OF salt Lake for flfty-ive years
dead. Liquor men begin fight on drug
glsts by causing tWenty-onc war
rants TO he served on drug stores.
Governor Issues Thanksgiving procla-
nation.
l905-Coloncl j. w Donnelan rctircs from
commercial National bank Coal ad-
vances from S5 to rs per ton
| l9oa-rraElc death of Norris Sommer in
| Park CITY shaft.
l9O0--Ladies' auxiliary OF the American
party gave surprise party for
Chairman Darmer
l9os-W- c. T. IT, elects officers.