Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1909-11-23 | Page 10 | Slade Has Good Health in Prison

SlADE HAS GOOD HEALTH IN PRISON Marshal Anderson Sees For Former Former Former mer Postoffice in Federal Prison James H Anderson United States marshal for the district of Utah was back in his office In the federal build buildIng buildIng buildIng Ing Monday after atter an absence of ot about a week on a trip to Leavenworth Kan Kanto Kanto Kanto to take Allison A George a United States court prisoner to the govern government government ment meat prison George was sentenced by Judge Page Morris to servers year and anda a day for stealing cattle from Indians The marshal left with him November 15 for the east While at Leavenworth Marshal An Anderson Anderson Anderson derson saw two of the Utah prisoners at the institution Charles C Slade who was sentenced from this district to serve three years on the charge of ot tak taking takIng taking ing money from registered letters and andE E J Gregory GregoI convicted of ot sweating gold coins A report was In circulation recently to the effect that Slade was quite ill in tho th prison but Marshal Anderson as ascertained ascertained ascertained that the prisoner was in good health having seen him during the visit there There are life Ufe prisoners In the in institution Institution Institution including five train robbers who were received at the institution Thursday shortly after Marshal Ander Antler Anderson son arrived there with his prisoner The prison contains prisoners at present The marshal said the discipline at the prison which is the model one of the country is excellent The prison con contains contains contains a dining room lined with marble which has seats for 2000 persons R RW RW Rw W is warden and F H Lemon deputy warden The trip of Marshal Anderson and his prisoner took a little less than three days das a delay of thirteen hours being experienced between Cheyenne and Denver Denyer and eight hours in eastern Kan Kansas Kansas Kansas sas by reason renson of storms and the wash washing washIng ing tog out of a railroad bridge at Junction City Kan Leavenworth was reached at Thursday morning and Marshal Anderson left on the return trip Friday evening He reported the thew weather w ther fine on the eastern end of the trip but hut heavy snows were met from Cheyenne westward Sunday I