Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Discovery of Rich SilverOre B SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 18 1934 Six Twins Interesting Scenes of Milford Today and Years Ago PROBE BRINGS At Rock Springs NEW ARREST ROCK SPRINGS Wyo— Whoever presents the diplomas to the class of lOSSat the Rock Springs high school will have to look six times to make sure he's right The senior class has three sets of twins: Dorothy and Donald Perkins Cyril and Methodius Blasko and Emma and Joe Endrizzi The sophomore class boasts two more sets of twins: Donald and Darrell Norman and William and James Shuster making five sets of twins attending ing the high school By JEANETTE KOHLER Salt Lake Tribune Correspondent MILFORD — It was on September 24 1875 when a remarkable deposit of silver ore was discovered by James Ryan' and Samuel Howkes at the east base of Grampin hill in central Beaver county ' L Found BOISE MURDER In Senior Class In 1875 Marked Beginnings Of Beaver County Settlement A shaft was begun and had been sunk about 30 fqet in ore when the claim'was sold on February 17 1876 to A G Campbell Matthew Cullen Dennis Ryan and A Byram to Whom is due the credit of having developed the mine and brought the district to its present state of prosperity These developments have resulted in proving the vein to a depth of over 280 feet and about 25000 tons of ore have been extracted and turned into bullion In February 1879 the mine came into the possession of Horn Silver Mining company and more than $65000000 worth of ore has been taken from the mine Two smelters were built in 1878 near the mine Four hundred men were employed to work in the mine ana 1000 thousand men were employed out of the mine burning Charcoal hauling wood from the surrounding hills and freighting and hauling hay for the hundreds of horses used in the work Ore was hauled a distance of 30 miles from the old cave mine le on the east side of the valley to the smelter by teams Hundreds of families moved from all over the country' to be near this famous mine The town grew overnight and it was later named Frisco It was a booming mining town for more than 30 years On the main street there were 26 saloons one bank five stores and two drug stores The railroad was finished in 1881 and it was then that people began moving farther down into the valley near the families moved their road houses and built up the lower part 3 Gardener Held on Charge of Slaying Chinese Herb Doctor BOISE Idaho (AP)— Louie Ting Chinese gardener waa’held in Ada county jail Saturday charged with first degree murder in connection with the alayling nearly two year ago of Louie Gar Lan Chinese herb doctor and merchant The murder and subsequent Investigations brought reaction in the local Chinese colony as well aa in the larger San Francisco colony that threatened for a time to develop Into a tong war but the unrest quieted Arrested Previously who once before was arTing ExCommittee Falls Iflaho rested in connection with the case but later released was again arpects to Take Action rested Friday night in a surprise move by Homer Martin prosecuton Monday ing attorney Martin said he had no additibnal information but that IDAHO FALLS Idaho—Bids for In- the purported confession which sent stallation of the proposed Idaho Falls Louie Ser Bow another gardener to the penitentiary for two years city police department radio broadon conviction of manslaughter in casting station were considered at the connection with the case also ImFriday night session of the city coun- plicated Ylng of the valley read Into cil and were referred to the joint Ser Bow's confession All the ore was shipped from Frisco by a branch train and sent The the record at the time of his trial finance and police committees to the smelters in northern Utah An last spring mentioned Ylng and committees meeting following the two other Chinese Chin Yock average of 20 carloads of ore was acsession council regular postponed shipped every day in Chong and Louie Fat Tong both tion until Monday cars from the mine to the railroad of whom were arrested with Ylng 15 miles away ' " The permit for Installation of the and later released y5 In 1881 a stamp mill was operated Lynching Threats Hurled ' ' ’v$ ' station was granted by the federal Confession Repudiated ' ' ? - by Allen G Campbell in the lower government some time ego and proMurder confession which Louie In the at was river Sugpect Beaver the ind valley vides for a station to be used Ser Bow later repudiated the three forded to this mill giving the town for of transmission police and other were named as in Montana the principals in the name of Milford vi public business in northeastern Idaho the f ? - O 'f 4 of Louie Gar Lan murder ‘ Leaders Early Day a Treasurer Resigns whose body was found one morni Some of the leaders who had an KALISPELL Mont Nov 17 (P)— for erection of six ing in a pool of blood in his little Building permits town of John A Harms a transient suspectactive part in building the new structures were granted by the Front street shop His safe had Milford were Joe and Des Hickman ed of council The buildings were estimat- been opened and police said a quantwo Pendroy men in a shooting D W Williams William Armstrong ed to cost a total of $13550 n robbery yesterday a was in tity of money was missing alB carefully P Madson Jim Bloc Martin The resignation of Mrs Alvina M untouched though a pile of bills Ebenezer as heard and officers here Buchanan guarded jail Angus Wilson city treasurer who was re In the safe In view of lay openanyone Tanner who was first bishop of the threats of lynching cently elected treasurer of Bonneville ing It Louie Gar Lan’s throat had L D S church in Milford and also county was presented before the coun- been cut T Ridenour and Janish Ira Bert the builder fo the first store on the cil end accepted effective December The murdered man was a memloading poles near Nyack late yestermain street of the town 1 ' 1934 ber of the powerful Louie and Fong For years Milford was a swampy day were held up robbed of $65 Considerable discussion was entered meminto by the councilmen regarding en- family society Hip Sing tong muddy place The streets were cov- forced into the brush and made to lie were questioned in connection ered with pools of pollywogs and peo- down on the ground where the robal- bers forcement of ordinances liquor with the case and bitterness deple had to wade through this mud to ber fired a shot from his pistol into though no formal action was taken w V4 veloped between them and Hop get to the stores and depot In 1903 their heads at the meeting t Sing mmbers over payment of the there were 128 cases of typhoid fever Taking their truck the assailant More Power Needed &X jX v with many deaths expense of defending those quesfled eastward w A report from City Electrician M P tioned as well as the three arrest"TnrrrniTwrnwiiirMilford was a great" cattle center One of the men crawled to the Goudy was read Mr Cloudy pointed ed and released Borne of the prominent cattlemen highway where he hailed Hubert C No one came to out the apparent need for increased the defense of Louie were Dennis John and Pat Ryan Hansen of Babb who notified auSer Bow for power generation facilities due to whom the court appointed an atHarry Prout and the Sawyer broth- thorities and took the victims to Belthe for greatly increasing demands ers It was the largest shipping point ton torney during the trial power from two municipal west of Omaha Coal was hauled from Officers and possemen formed a hydro street Main of Milford the the occasion shows photo today Upper The rate electric for Bush valley in Tooele county plants probable cordon around villages on the southa recent annual 49'ers celebration given by the American Legion of increased demand based on the in many years to the Milford smelter by ern Glacier Park boundary and near being center Is Milford's Main street about 1886 a few years after the In the creases of few the the mo’nths and continued McCune past Joe Hickman Bear creek Deputy Sheriff Stone encame to the town At the lower left is the Union Pacific station for the past two years he reported railroad then called the Utah South- countered Harms in the truck The railroad 'shows 1923 cost of at the at in and the lower a built $150000 photo right indicate that additional power must ern to Caliente Nev and it was officer forced the vehicle into the the high school and grade school buildings be made available to keep pace with called the San Pedro Los Angeles & ditch but Harms escaped unhurt and the rapid growth of the community Bait Lake Agricultural Planning Con Reception Committee Hails and fled into the forest resultant demands Some of the old mines in the vicinothers including the Summoning Value sultant Canned Arrival Action of several proposals for seExplains ity of Milford were the Moscow Cave sheriffs of Flathead and Lincoln mine Lincoln Red Warrior curing additional power was deferred POCATELLO Idaho — Women stucounties Stone and the searchers enof Proposal Corned Beef for later consideration by the coun- dents at the University Kitty Cluff Hoosier Boy tered the woods and Harms was capof Idaho Glasgow-Westercil Old Elephant and southern branch who are interested tured by Sheriff James Stewart of others The mine which was a copper in social work or in teaching may Cut Bank without gun fire BOISE Idaho (AP) — A recomPOCATELLO Idaho— The first alwere lead and silver and most of Cooler headed members of the take advantage next week of a course resource land for beef a mendation to corn and be of canned lotment a little contained gold them in Girl Scout work to be given at the posse dissuaded other angered men Milford became a railroad terminal from manhandling school beginning Monday survey of Idaho to permit a show- shipped into Salmon City recently after the Union Pacific completed the The course will be conducted from Pocatello FERA Plant ing to the federal government of caused considerable interest among 7 to 8:45 p m daily under direction railroad to Los Angeles and the paycomand advocated residents a was needs state’s the reception After the roll became extensive of Miss Olga Carlson a member of Plans Expansion to 300 Downey - Malail Summit the here today by Harold Vogel of mittee consisting of school chilren POCATELLO Idaho— Edward L the national field staff of Girl Scouts burning of the old station a new one Will Highway Head Cattle Daily Employ Moscow agricultural planning costing $150000 was built and adults were on hand to greet the Curtis Spokane regional executive An introductory session will be conSome of the people of Milford later ducted in the faulty club room Monrecla- arrival said A S Horrocks Pocatello of the Boy Scouts for Washington Men an address in the 110 at ideal was discovered that the valley distributor who Oregon Idaho and Montana will'be day from 4 to 530 p m district commodity alfalfa use and and land conference mation — efand for farming grain In an POCATELLO Idaho Although no college credit will be here Thursday to meet with the exreturned to this city Friday were grown On the William ArmHe said a consolidated stateinformed that the beef ecutive committee of the eastern given for the course those completing fort to increase the output of the POCATELLO Idaho— Frank P being Upon Milford of ranch north strong Idaho area council to assist in plans requirements will be presented with Pocatello meat processing plant an Young district manager of the United ment of needs backed by a survey and other articles would be disleaders’ certificates from the national known as Reed 5000 bushels of grain for the annual budget ofofrelief tributed the service States with county through of the adaptability of land for its to a point where fices inReemployment were harvested several different project The budget will be finally worked headquarters must the fices was the where Idaho Nevada Utah sign recipient postoffice buflding Wyo- 300 head of cattle can be handled drouth Miss Carlson recently conducted various proposed uses would win a years Then came a seven-yea- r preparing Saturday to supply lists of receipt for the same Many of the out at a meeting prior to the annual which starved the farmers out and or spectators expressed a willingness to council meeting slated for the middle similar courses at schools in Montana federal for favor States reclamation Downey-MalaSumlaborers the were officials for Among laying ming plans daily and Wyoming they were forced to turn again to mit highway scheduled to be started other development do so immediately said Mr Horrocks of December said D C Watkins area mining and railroading Saturday to employ an extra shift soon executive residents Benefiting the first was It time jhe A picture of brightening prospects Alfalfa Chief Crop of 100 men and women The visit of Mr Curtis is the first The project according to the engiof the district were to receive comMilford had plenty of water until there is only one crew neer’s estimate will employ 110 men for all land holders was drawn by modities under the new relief setup since his appointment to the regional At present WASHINGTON Nov 17 OP)— Paypoet at the recent meeting of scout the water rights were assumed by he added of about 100 men and women work- which is about 50 per cent of the num- Professor Paul A Eke of the held st Hoyden lake lart in the shipment which was cxerutive on ber listed Arimo rolls Included in foreign companies and it was neces- ment of $149871589 to wheat growers Downey econof Idaho on a 30 hours a week agricultural staggered Virginia Swan Lake and Oxford the of month He succeeds John Piper who made in two trucks were 350 ca-sary for them to dig wells and pump in return for acreage reductions was ing To date they have turned communities from which the' workers omist He said a survey disclosed corned beef 1200 yards of romforthil been tranderred to Chicago the water for farming Alfalfa was announced today by the term admin- scale BLACKFOOT Idaho — According that in 30 counties of the ptate material 14 mattresses snd 100 cot-grown extensively and it is the chief istration cans of roast will be taken out 135000 I— to the Bingham county superintendThe total which represents approx- and corned beef which has been IaMue A E Muaon ton Mr crop of today In the last few years and battens de75 Young of the land was cent Incidentally Gooding per ent of schools Frances Moore the it was discovered that potatoes could imately half of the sum due this year distributed on relief ’rolls through- Foster Pocatello office manager reMr Horrocks also left 200 cases of in taxes at tho end of beef schools in the county are all prebe grown very well and all available consisted of $13232716 on the second out the state at the relief offices at Challis port that there are several opportu- linquent 1933 and to the 1932 installment conwas used of then he said this payment land In south Milford pared to serve hot lunches Mackay Arco Dubois and D S sent here from nities to place young men in domestic dition Since been The meat is Miss Olive Hale in charge of Bingrelieved has raise them Large crops of peas for $36638873 on the first payment of Blackfoot and being So for The have will canned few meat greatly — positions applied fdaho officers cq£y Twin State Falls killing ham county women’s division comHe predicted however that cer- be sent to these county dfliuo nn the September market are grown in 20 cents a bushel on the 1934 crop that of from Pocatello work that type end from Masonic other in and lodge refrigerated trucks In addition growers already have plants project is supervising the the valley and thousands of turkeys it has been necessary for the service tain highway and school districts the weather permits Richfield munity Hailey Jerome Wendell work with furnishing the labor and re sent to the Thanksgiving and received $67855756 on the first 1933 is put into cold storage here until to bring in young women for other whose taxable values had shrunk Also the surplus commodity Glenns and Shoshone depaitr to Hagcrman is the some of the commodities process ready instalments Christmas markets bringing total wheat the plant points in Bannock county to fill the would be dissolved as their upkeep ment will deliver such commodities gerry have been invited as guests at meat Milford is one of the few towns payments to date to $117727345 in the past exceeded their income to schools as are required for serving the annual banquet of Gooding Ma- - During the week just closed Mrs positions meat has date been to Moore said 4211 meals were served in the The remaining 1934 payments are Up that has not suffered from the drouth daily hot lunches On the list is ap- sonic lodge In the Methodist church the nine schools going to growers as rapidly as compli- used only in Idaho but with the and the crops are ideal this year already equipped tomatoes beans butter T rice ples basement Monday evening John she hopes the county will soon Milford has a government airport ance certificates are received and aud delivery into thi stale of the cheese potatoes and other available Wood grand master of the Idaho and be 100 of for the to E head drouth cattle from ited in Washington George Farrell per cent service equipped and a government radio station vegetables grand lodge has already announced The Blackfoot Irving Central and Aristates Colorado Wyoming direct the planes on their routes In wheat section chief said hi Intention of coming high schools as well as James1930 the American Telephone and Payments in three instalments went zona and New Mexico the federal He la slated to give a talk and other junior Allied Veterans of town Glenore Groveland Aberdeen Telegraph company built a $100000 to states which included the follow government will require that the offieiala wilt be introduced for short Grandview and Rich schools are aling: canned meat be held ready for disrepeater station in Milford Nation Organize Post talks bv W G Btssell local attor- ready functioning z Different commuIdaho 1933 first instalment $2338-25- tribution anywhere in the United The Lions club and American lebe will toastmaster who ney TWIN FALLS Idaho — A sea scoutjmasted ship to be used in their study nity service clubs are assisting and second instalment $236636 first States where it is needed said region and Veterans of Foreign Wars the SPRINGS the served ROCK banquet Wyo by Mrs Moore states that ten more have done much and deserve credit instalment 1934 $701972 imaginary voyage down the ization of the World war veterans! Eastern Star tne Masons will ad- schooIs will be ports from the local plant at 650 troop sponsored by Twin Falls Chri-- of functionng within the Nevada 1933 first instalment for making Milford the beautiful South First avenue tian church is being organized with Snake and the Columbia rivers to the of a third allied nation Itftly hasjourn to the Masonic hail to hear an second instalment $2426 first in- During the past week some 90 Pacific ocean thence down the coast town it now is The Lions club built been ten members Executive Amby Fred- and during the past' addre's on “Masonry in the Old Doof a municipal swimming pool in 1930 stalment 1934 $7728 through the Panama canal into week completed head of cattle have been killed In nations two previously being minion ’j by George Grebe master 76 eric is 50 announced 1933 It the Utah first the Atlantic ocean first instalment a pool that is feet long and Friday Stray Bullet Wounds the local killing plants American Le- the Masonic lodge at Kuna the by disrepresented of one the kind Falls beautified the Twin also installment wide have with develsecond Simultaneous in feet this new $91012 first They Idahoan During Hunt the school hill by planting lawn trees instalment 1934 $307637 trict and the second in Snake river opment in scouting here Executive gion the V F W and the CanaTwo Criminal Cases area The first was organized at Frederic announced a court of honor dian LegiTm and shrubbery and have been responWyoming 1933 first instalment ROCK SPRINGS Wyo — A turkey two years ago he said but has session to be held Wednesday night Morris Ferrero is commander of sible for many other projects The $280238 second instalment $32052 Added to Court Docket Burley isn’t the only thing that gets shot at not been continued actively American legion built a beautiful first instalment 1934 $100590 when the following advancements the new organization the Federaa turkey shoot so H L Tucker of Emil Benson is mate of this new and merit badges will be awarded: tion of Italian World War Vetpark on the hill by the swimming BLACKFOOT Idaho — Two crimthis city has learned Tucker is in the group Dale Wakem junior high Howard Larsen eagle badge Robert erans of the U S A with other pool and planted lawn trees and Lincoln Sugar Factory inal to cases were added the calendar school teacher is skipper with the Compton star badge William Kevan officers as follows: Tony Ferdoni flowers there Wyoming General hospital thankful District in Stevens’ Guy Friday Judge that a car received the heavy impact Intensive development on the HonTo Close December following members: Frank Perrine first class Kendall Wright Robert president John Oliva vice presicourt a bullet which ranged through the of MilBarton Nordhng Alan Hyde Howard Baker Myron Dossett Robert Mc- dent Frank Antonetti secretary ey Boy mining property --east of Jesse Bentley was arraigned on a Larsen Leslie Burkhalter CHEYENNE Nov 17 VPy— The automobile hood and into his abdoford is now under way James Bride class Ernest Franzlni treasurer Eightand Howard second IDAHO FALLS Idaho— The Lin- grand larceny Feay charge but will not Hodges Richard Olsen and Albert James men while he was attending a turkey Milford has a creamery and be- coln factory of the Utah-Idah- o vagarteT of election clerks may een Italians of the city areligible Hodges Barton Nordling plead until Monday shoot in the outskirts of tho city a recount of ballots in tween 6000 and 7000 pounds of butter The adult committee in and Paul for membership in the organizaEstlmg require Dykman will comLeighton company probably William a Simmons Sugar with charged The bullet which was a stray from Pmedale precinct though is made every week one-habeing plete its season's run about Detion 15 of whom are charter memcomprises Carl Benson A R merit badges offense was not arraigned charge sold locally and one-hafiring on the turkey range might have were pearly and apparently Olsen A Estling and G J Nordling President Ralph H Snyder of Al- bers being cember 1 according to factory of- statutory caused his death had not the autoshipped to California Milford has a ficials MANY ATTEND CONFERENCE Mr Frederic said the boys have bion Normal college will be the princarefully kept The trouble was that the mobile hood intervened TWO FIRES DISCOVERED populace of 1517 and has prospects sea- The — The rigged up a unique headquarters at cipal speaker at this court of honor this ROCK SPRINGS campaign factory Wyo of becoming much larger when the clerks instead of using the custoand hae'As a prominent scout leader in thus BURIXY Idaho — Two fire alarms ’ son was shorter than first week of the E 2-- A social the home of Emil aBenson counts he was ewarried a many mme of the county open up in ’’most considerably equipped nth barometer mary tatty Tour perpendicular badgelcalled the department out within a previous seasons due toiscrvice institute being held m Rock t3nt pilot whenl marie from an old some time ago Barton — ROCK SPRINGS The Nordling will few minutes apart Wednesday cve- - lines with a diagonal line across annual election- - of Wyo short crops of beets throughoutjSpringa is closing with an attead-th- e vvngcn wheel and other nurse Speaks officers of the them had connected each six perparapher-- ' receive a 'nmg badge Blares were discovered bv ROCK SPRINGS Wyo — Mis of valley generally WRrtrs Rock Springs Country and Golf hove fashioned a harbori Tim Roberbon has jrnt been elected oassersby behind tne beater In the a horimarksThey B')f'incf Ujna’r wuh pendicular at the pa 3 of the date daily Ths Swope of Washington D C National ficient beets are 0f glass with a moveable ship chnrman of the board of review to'Eli7abeh Drc club will be held next Tuesday eveThe canvassing line rnd in a manger zontal Nurses’ association representative ad- local factory to necessitate con stitute which is a course of In- - that wril be used in studying naviga- - succeed G W Shrout who is a new m the Salmon shop barn board doesn’t know whether to ning at which time the club s proBoth livery dressed a public meeting of doctorsjtinuation of operations until early struction in social service work ton vice president of the Twin Falls were extnguished with trifling dam- rount the horizontal marks or gram for the coming year will be problems and nurses here Monday evening ' JwiU close November 24 January i They also have constructed a three-jscou-t ‘outlined district not age RADIO STATION BEING STUDIED ten-mu- rail-Ma- ny JAIL GUARDED AGAINST MOB 40000-poun- d T p 1 'v?Ui v v 500-wa- MlSii SIB 4 Vofe- itir i S3 NEEDS FERA SUPPLIES SURVEY URGED IN IDAHO Harring-ton-Hickor- MEAT CANNING y "ri Lists of Workers BRING CHEERS Girl Scouting Course Offered M In South Branch of Prepared For Road Project TO BE SPEEDED Being n Regional Executive To Visit Pocatello I WHEAT FARMS ' GET 49 MILLION e FERA d County Schools Plan Hot Lunches 1 - -- 30-0- Sea Scout Troop at Twin Falls Builds Artificial Harbor for Study Third - $20-37- $454-51- 3 Poll Clerks Mix Up Tally Lines in Count Ros-co- e s lf lf - sex-'arc- 2to elfxt fm - - |