Joseph Conway Hemingray

Left Washington, D.C. to Return to Utah by way of Louisville, Kentucky

[Newspaper]

Publication: The Salt Lake Daily Tribune

Salt Lake City, Territory of Utah, United States
vol. XIV, no. 150, p. 3, col. 1

WASHINGTON.

Judge Hemingray — Contest for the

Governorship Not Yet Settled —

What "Pablo" Knows About It. —

What the Governor Asserts —

Another Controversy — The Capital

Building — Hayes' Title, etc.

[Correspondence Tribune.]

WASHINGTON, April 4, 1878.

Judge Hemingray left here last Sunday night, the 31st ult., for home via Louisville, where he expected to tarry for some days. While here the Judge rendered important services to the cause of right in Utah, especially by making known to Congress and other public and prominent men the real situation of affairs in your Territory.

Mr. Baskin and General Maxwell remain to look after matters of importance to Utah.

Keywords:	Hemingray Family : Joseph Conway
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Researcher:	Glenn Drummond
Date completed:	September 6, 2006 by: Glenn Drummond;