The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-02
Deposed Superintendent of tho
County Infirmary Caught
in Canada.
DEPUTY SHERIFF ON WAY
TO BRING HIM BACK
Anderson Finally Agrees to Re-
turn Without Being
EXtradited.

Charles V. Anderson. the little rolv.
poly e1 superintendent of the county
indrmary, who jumped from sick bed
and fed to Raymond, Alberta. Canada.
when ne learned that his grating opera
tious were to be thoroughly probed. will
soon be brought back 20 Utah TO fars|
tho criminal charges which have been|
filed against him. AS Raymond is ths|
home of colony OF polygamous Nor
mons. Anderson no doubt, thought that
he would he protected once he reached
that haven of rest, but in this he ap.|
pears TO have been mistaken He was
needed too badly in Salt Lake City.
The church Republican county commits
sioners dared not let the little man
escape, and Sheriff Shurp was told To-
spare no expense in locating and return-
ing him To this city.
"Wednesday Sheriff Sharp learned that
Anderson was seen in Ogden last Snn-|
day. and that he took q train for the
northwest. The sheriff guessed his
destination, and wired to Raymond 20
have him placed uude arrest i'm
medlately upon his arrival there. Other
places III the northwest also were wired
to. but Anderson was not nabbed until
he reached Raymond. when the heavy
hand of Marshal Rodebeck fell upon his
quaking form, and he was led away TO-
| Jail Then followed more telegraphinr,
the sheriff realizing that if Anderson
refused TO come back TO Utah without
Iextradition papers much time and money
would be lost in going to Washington,
! ID. c., and getting the papers issued.
Consents to Return.
/ Finally there came wire from
Marshall Rodebeck, containing the In
formation that Anderson bad consented
TO return without any legal formalities,
and adding that Anderson would be de-
| liyered to the Utah officer ut Sweet
water, Mont, which is Just across the
| line from Raymond.
The marshal was wired that Deputy
| Sheriff Farley White would leave at
once for Sweetwater, and the denuty
| took the train for the point of ren.
| devious at $3.50 clock Thursday after
noon
| In order TO be on the safe side, how
ever, requisition papers have been made
| out and forwarded TO the governor OF
Montana, at Helena, to be used in the
event that Anderson changes his mind
after reaching United States soil.
| No action was taken by the board
of county commissioners Thursday in
the matter of appointing successor to
! Anderson. Neither was anything done
/ looking to the appointment of sue
cessor to John r. Clinton, deposed Gus
| todian OF the county side Of the city
and county building.
Stream Of Applicants.
Each of the commissioners has been
besieged by the applicants and their
! friends, and this is one Of the reasons
why the vacancies have not been hlled.
/ 1t is announced by Cha irD,an Mackay,
/ however, that the appointments prob
/ ably will be made at next Monday q
meeting OF the board. vi
! 1t is also understood that the in
! frmarv accounts are to be carefully
checked. and that the commissioner
also will go over the accounts Of Gin
J ton. runors having gained currency
| that Clinton was guilty of petty graft
! ing, in addition TO the scheme he rs
charged with working in connection
with the voting machines.