The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-25
ABOUT THE VAUGHNS
The Arrest and Acquittal of Frank
Open Page Of History.
SOME HARSH INSlNUATlONS
SIX New Locations In the Chico
DistrIct-A Boarding House at
Muir A Colored Hobo and
His Recommendation

Special Correspondence of the Standard.
Livingston, May 23.-The acquittal of
FRANK vaughn upon the charge of
sending Objectionable matter through
the mails furnished a writer in a Biz
hngs paper with text for a histori-
cal and spicy recital of some of the es-
capades of the Vaughn family, particu-
larry In reference to the daughter, Mrs.
Teresa Bingham, of divorce fame, to
whom the Gazette man pays a tribute
or genuine admiration and alteration
on account of her extreme beauty
FOR she is pretty of face and has a form
calculated to attract the attention of
the male populace."
Evidently, though, the impressiona-
pie young man of the Gazette is of a
Jealous disposition, for ne follows up
his compliment with the following par
agraph concerning the career of Teres-
sa as married lady:
She and her husband didn't get
along well together-she accused him of
inndelity, and he came right back at
her on the same proposition. The re-
suit was separation, but not of her
choosing. Bingham quit her cold and
surreptitiously. He sold out his news
stand and, after demolishing what fur
niture he couldn't dispose of, left for
the Pacific coast"
Whomever the author of the Gazette
to have the pleasure of a few minutes
audience with him. There is every as
surance that Mrs. Vaughn would make
the meeting interesting and eventful
enough to fully repay the writer of the
article for the time and expense Incl
dent to making the trip from Billings
to Livingston. The invitation is merely
a formal one and no valentines will be
sent.
George III. Savage, Louis Lienemann
CHARLES Schmidt and Peter Clausen
who compose the mining company
which is developing the st. Julien
group of mines near Chico, have filed
notice with the county clerk of six
more quartz locations in the same dis
trict, which they have named the Mon
tana, Idaho, Oregon, Utah, Nevada and
Washington. The company has lust
finished putting up a rolling mill on the
st. Julien property. At first some diff
Guilty was experienced in getting the
mill in running order. Mr. Savage
came down from Chico last night with
the intention of going to Butte to Sc
cure some machinery which was sup
posed to be lacking. But the cause of
the trouble was discovered shortly af-
ter he left the mill and Mr.. Schmidt
came to Livingston by private convey
ance, reaching here just as Mr.. Savage
had embarked on the train for Butte,
and just in time to prevent the unnec-
essary trip. Both gentlemen returned
to the mine this morning and il is ex-
pected that the mill will start up on
Monday.
A boarding house is being erected at
Muir, at the eastern approach to the
Bozeman tunnel, by A f. Linquist,
who was in town a few days since and
purchased a carload of lumber at the
Goughnour lumber yards.
At the expiration of his sentence for
petit larceny, Frank Stark, the colored
hobo, requested Jailer Young to give
him written recommendation, TO
which request Mr.. Young acceded by
giving him a letter couched as follows:
THE bearer has served me 2S days i'm
my official capacity. He is as faithful
a workman as he is expert In appropri- |
ating property not belonging to him."
The son of Ham cannot read and, not |
being made aware of the exact contents |
of the letter, he pocketed the recon- |
after profuse thanks to |
the jailer, and is now making his way /
TO Cripple Creek, where he will hunt up |
Mr.. Young's brother. who resides there, |
and present his credentials.