Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-15
OGDEN.
CODES U1Ait,
ID, Apuil 10, 1886.
Junction Ciiy Items.

On Monday afternoon Isaac Fufniss,
we'll known resident Of Plain Cityt
was Killed by being struck with a binl.
lug polo thrown from the top Of luaJ
Of hay, Walter and Arthur BrAmwelI
were delivering " l10i n hay from tht
tithing office 10 Furnish barn. Arthur
went into the bsrn where Mt. auI
Mfs. Furniss and Hytum Weather.
stone were taking. Mr.. FuTnifs started
for ths house when Walter BfamWtll
threw of the heavy binding pole sitik.
ing Mr.. Futniss on the right side OF HE
heat. Furniss only lived q few minutes,
hls skull being crushed % the btaiu.
Du. Allen audHydu wUfo iclepuonod
Tor aud dressed the wound. me VET.
dict OF the c0tonsfa Jury wHs"nrcideu.
tai DEATH" and oNOneratiUu Tor Walter
BramwuII. the uCCtAHud was nErd 10
aud leaves y wife anu small child Ia
Pain CITY, a son IN Idaho and dauEh'
tor ia OGDEN; funeral services were
held al lOA. IN. t0dby at the Plsin Cily
meeting house.
Enrn Harris died at the Tanner
block Monday evening. IL Ia under
stood his death was cEuse1 by hydro
Ih0bis. Hams was aged ~, and wa
br ught from Portage, MHlnd, 10
irlsnd's h0use ON Thirteenth street on
Sunday evening. Hts favings were OF
such a character thHt his lace wns
beaten 100 terrible manner lie hhd
10 be strapped down to prevent further
injury 10 himself and lew hours
after being brought 10 the itiund's
house, he was removed 20 tho Tanner
block where ho died an awful doath'
On Monday morning All Elhngs.
ford, who was injured at the Power
Dam, died nj tho hospital. a rock
which required four men 10 remove 70
fell upon MIN; one Lex was broken In
two place, tbs arm was bruised aud
he sustained Internal injuries. lie
was the most seriously injured mao
who was taken to the hospital. His
mother was nj his bedside re was
single man, u yeats OF age his home
was In Morgan 10 which place his roc
mains were removed.
The long continued contest ovur city
officors came to an end Monday night
by the city council confirming thr
mayors appointments: Henry W.
civilians, street supervisory a. W.
Bethel, CITY cuglnerfi W. MUycri aau'
ilnfy Inspector Dr.. 4. y. Coulter, city
physician; Dave Munro, poll taA co.,
lUot0r.
The county commissioners have
passed the following resolution:
Resolved, Inst travel II hereby Hus'
psndei on the Ogden canyon road
between WilHon's mill and the mouth
Of Ogden canyon each dpy (5undays
eTesptsu) ostWeen 1910 anu 1890 pm,
anu ALEC between 6.lu aud O:iO pm.
Twenty yags were run In yesterday
by city 0fiiceTr. They were fouud NJ
Middlet1h's barn. As they had arrived
In town hut snort umo previous
Judge HulAuiski disohargui ia m all
except one, who mad been run Ia DO.
tore, aud he was given fiitesn dEys.
Al Baker City, Or, on March Stat,
Joseph Barton anu hrs. Hattie l..
Griffith were married. Both were
res. dents Of Ogden. SIR. Barton 10.
Gently took a position In tho employ VI
the Oregon Lumber company.
NessrL II. +. Emerson, David
Evans and L.. itfatiOrd, members Of
tho board OF directors OF the school Tor
the deaf aud dumb aud bhud we're Ia
salt Lake yesterday attending n meet
Ing Of the board.
Sister Rebocca Newell died Of con.
sumption aud general dsbiiiiy. Tho
deceased came TO Utah In 1863, from
Sweden. She leaves n husband anu
three daughters to mourn her death.
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