CHARLES H. WRIGHT, PIONEER OF UTAH, CLAIMED BY DEATH : -t- CHAKLES H. WRIGHT. r - ' CHAUUES KOUSE WEIGHT of 136 Ford avenue died yesterday morning at 6 o'clock at his residence. Funeral services will be held at 1 p. m. at t he Miller ward meeting house today and interment will be in the Wasatch Lawn cemetery. He was born February ! I S i 7. in Poyn-ton. Poyn-ton. Lincolnshire, England. 1 !c emigrated to Utah in l'i- on the ship Underwriter, and arrived in Salt Lake City on October 6. iss: After reaching N yominc and purchasing purchas-ing a herd of cattle, the party with which Mr. Wright was started on it.- ITcO-r.iile journey 'to Salt Lake. Th-'v racked on their hacks blankets and ot Iut necessities. necessi-ties. The chief food was milk. Mr. Wr!e!r. was engaged m t he Rlack Hawk war in 1$.)V. He was a member ot the Mormon Church Genealogical society. He leaves a widow. Mrs. t 'lara 1 1. G. Wricht ; live ons, t 'ha r'.os T., Uavid G.. FrreM Eduar ami Walter, and two daughters. Mrs. C. O. IMinicv and Mrs. Harry Camp. He is survived by twenty-tw twenty-tw o u-ratuichii--ircu and one great -grand -1 child."