The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-01
COUNTY RING
STILL IN AIR
Anderson Not Located, but
CIamOr for His Job
Increases.
SAID To HAVE BEEN
SEEN IN OGDEN SUNDAY
BridwelI, Old School Building
superintendent, Thought to
Be in Lead.

The county commissioners arc up in
the air regarding tho appointment of
SUCCESSORS TO Charles V. Anderson, tho
dcposed superintendent OF the county in
frmary, and John n. Clinton deposed
custodian Of the county side OF the city
and county building. Clinton has been
arrested and released upon his own re-
cogulzancc, but Anderson has so far
cluded the efforts OF the sherltr's office
TO locate him
Wednesday, thinking that Anderson
might be In hiding In the inhrmnry
buildings. Deputy Sheriff Steele and two
other deputies went 10 the iniirnary and
searched every nook and corner where
n man might be concealed. but they were
not rewarded by the discovery OF the
little. roly-poly cX-superIntendent,
II was reported Wednesday that Ander-
son was seen in Ogden last Sunday, walk :
Ing the streets as though dazed, and
however, that she has no idea where
Anderson is Mrs. Anderson came
through with her resignation as matron
OF the Innrmary Wednesday, and the res
ignation was promptly accepted by the
board. James Sabine remains In charge
OF the institution. while the commission
ers are wrapgling over the matter OF a
successor.
Sheriff OH Trail,
Sheriff Joseph c. Sharp said Weduss-
day that he had been unable TO locate
Anderson. but that he expected 10 locate
hiTn within short time. Sheriff Sharp
also added rather Vchemcntly that. II
Anderson was between the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans. lie would soon have him
located. Unless Anderson was located
within very short time, the sheriff
added he would have pictures and de-
Scriptions OF the fleeing man printed and
send them broadcast throughout the
country.
1t Is altogether likely that the COM
ing upon the men TO MI the Two posi-
lions. There are number OF applicants
FOR each OF the positions. and Carl Poul-
ton. whom nobody appears to know. is
cants for the position OF superintendent,
Wednesday. were William Weaver, Jo-
seph simmons Captain F. M. Bishop
and Arthur Cummins
Additional applicants for tho position
OF custodian are A. Il. Beaman and Will
liam Boys.
Bridwell iii Lead,
George N. Bridwcll, former supcrin
tendent OF buildings FOR the board OF
education. la said 10 have the best back
ing for the position OF superintendent Of
the inflrmary. but the applicants for the
position OF custodian are about equal as
TO recommendation and support.
Commissioner Murdoch has given Il
out cold that he Is against nepotism'
and his attitude has prevented selcc-
ton for either place thus far.
Mackay and Burton. to the contrary,
say that there arc so many names TO be
considered that they have not been able
to give them proper attention.
II Is believed. however. that the ap-
pointment Will be made today or tomor-
row, as the appointment. especially so
far as the inirmary is concerned. is urg-
cnt.
Another piece OF alleged crookcdness
on the part Of Anderson came TO light
Wednesday, Some weeks ago Anderson
presented bin OF s22 90 due 10 Fred
Peterson for repairing boilers at the in
nrmary. Anderson represented that Pc
terson was compelled to leave the coun-
try In hurry and had assigned the claim
to him. The money was paid. but later
Peterson came around. saying that he
hadn't left the country. and that Ander-
son had held out So on him