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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1901
Page
5
Mayor Stephens says the meat and milk inspector law aims to protect the public but cites high salary costs and scarce qualified veterinarians. City to consider whether to hire a first class inspector or fund through fees, with council weighing expense and feasibility.
The text promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for weak lungs, hemorrhages, bronchitis, and coughs risking consumption. It claims no alcohol or narcotics, invites free consultation by letter, and notes Dr. Pierce's long career and many cures.
A speaker notes the city has taken no steps yet because problems remain unsolved. He adds several other municipalities in the state face the same delay and await investigations before enforcing the law.
Chief of Police Taylor and Night Chief O'Brien were given war clubs from Samoa by Judge Hayes. The carved heavy clubs resemble spear points with handles, one featuring a fringe. Hayes recalls a tale of an expedition seeking a women inhabited island, but no connection to the chiefs is indicated.
The program for St Marys academy closing exercises at Cottonwood hall includes a drama St Elizabeth of Thüringia The Miracle of the Roses with a large cast of students and an orchestral program featuring piano violin mandolin guitar and banjo sections followed by a salutatory and a pantomime tableau My Faith Looks Up to Thee.
The Cycle Path and Good Roads road race from Anaconda to Gregson Springs ended with Powell winning in 37 minutes 21 seconds. Langan finished second in 39 minutes 30 seconds, while Redmond failed to finish due to a wheel breakdown. Church, praised for performance before his wheel broke, drew crowd acclaim.
The General Office team defeated B A P 15 to 10 at Athletic Park amid threatening weather. Platt Murphy and Christie starred for the General Office, while Frank Mulligan led B A P. The crowd from the big brick building down by the upper works produced the decisive 18 runs in the first inning.
The Columbias of this city prepare to play the Gregson Springs mine team this afternoon at Gregson Springs. The line-up lists Amoureaux Pelkey as pitcher, Neal H Ball, Gillette catching, with positions assigned for first base through shortstop and outfielders, including Ericson and Ball Road in left and center field.
All Eagles of Anaconda aerie No 18 are asked to meet at Standard hall at 1 30 p m Sunday June 23 to participate in the parade for the Eagle baseball team inauguration and to attend the game between the Eagle team and the Butte team Visiting and neighboring Eagles are invited to join us M J Lavin Worthy President F G Achilles Worthy Secretary
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