ALBERT G. SLATER DIES III SALT LIE Sab Lake, Maj 1.". Albert (J. Slater. Tl years of aRf a pioneer of WW, died suddenly of heart failure yesterdaj .fft-ernoon .fft-ernoon while riding in a bugg' on Wesi Temple streel between Fourth and rifth South street! With him at thr- time were his l(f Mary Ann Slater, and his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. N M 1 Slater When Mr. Slater Carted choking the son stopped the team and carried his I i dle r Into the residence of Mrs jajie I iired 419 South vv-st remple streel ! ito wa: assisted by Patrolman Charles Jorgenson w ummoned Coroner 'I 8 Harper aft.-i Mr Slater died which was within a few minutes after the first sisrn nt the leisure. 'Th. body was removed in the undertaking rooms of Joseph wil-liam wil-liam Taylor to be prepared tor burial. Mr SlatSi was natir- ,,f Fall River Mass., where he was born June H. 1842. He eame io Utah In l&S-t and settled In Ogden valley, where he engaged in farming farm-ing for the greater part of his life. For I Ihe lust several months Mr Sl.ili-r im! his wife hail been living at tbe residence of their son. N M. Slater, of South S'H ond West str el In addition to his widow. Mr. Slater is survived h the following sons and daughters: N. M. and F. R. Slater of this eitv and Horace, John and EJorl Slater of oden Mrs Dean Swlfl Mrs Prank Soderborp. Mrs. John Brown, Mrs. I John Lees. Mrs Albert Smith. Mrs Guy ; Williams and Mrs. Saills. nil of Ugden, j oo I