Stikeen River journal., 1899-05-06
LOCAL NEWS.

elsewhere, try the Hunt Grocery Co.
 Mark Hamilton, of the firm of Ham, iilon simpson X Co.,, Port Gravina, was d passenger on the Cottage City bound for Sitku.
 Home cooking at the Blue Front Restaurant. Try Us.
 Deputy Marshall Grant has returned from Ketchikan.
 Eyes tested free: at Carlyons.
 Dr. F. w. Lapslcy returned from kctchikan on the Orizaba.
 Best collection of Books in town at the Hunt Grocery Co.,, 326 Front street. The Pacific Coast $. $. Company has put the steamer OriZaba on the Alaska run in place of the steamer Topeka which was wrecked in Wrangel Nar- rows. March 29th. last. The Orzaba is trim passenger ship, and is com- manded by Capt. Thompson; formerlly of the Topeka.
 Wcigel makes q specially of fine pastry to order.
 The Cottage City arrived from below on Thursday with passengers, freight and mail.
 news stand, $. Strouse's cigar store and the Hunt Grocery Co.
 The District Court for Alaska, meets at Juneau on May 23rd. next. EssTFresh Eastern and Sound oysters, and choicest creamery butter. Fresh meats etc at Hunts Grocery.
 Mrs. w. G. Thomas returned to Wrangel on the Cottage City, after an extended visit to Washington, D. C., and other parts of the East.
 F. w. Carylon will soon receive d fine lot of clocks. Silvcrware and nov cities in the jewery line.
 Miss L. Miller, and Miss Nettie Wat kins of the Nile Missionary society, ar charge of the work in connection with the Fort Wrangcl Gospel Mission. It is their intention to conduct series of evangelical meetings beginning to-nor- row, and it is to be hoped that the pco- pie of Wranyel will give them the support they so much deserve.
 Weigel makes the best Pies. Cakes. and bread in town.
 Hon. J. w. Ivey, collector of Gus toms for the district of Alaska, was Il passenger on the Cottage City bound for Sitka. It is Mr. lvey's intention to return to Wranyel in about two days to adjust matters that require his atten- tion. Owing to the shortness of his stay in Wrangel the JOURNAL postponed an extended interview pending his re- turn.
 Two watches in the ratfle at Carl yon's to day.
 Sam Gowen has opened restaurant short distance from his old stand. No doubt Sam will make it popular resort.
 All kinds of location blanks for sale at this office.
 The Farallon arrived from the Sound yesterday: the Rosalie is expected to- MOTION.
 Our motto at the Blue Front: "Strive to picuee." Lunches prepar- ed to suit Open uuti! midnight.
 The British 5. $. Tees called at this port on May lst., landing l2 passenger, part of whom will at once aseend tac Stikeen river to prospect. Some of the party will go straight through to bees Lake in the interests of the Cassiar Central Railway.
 Have you subscribed for the Journal: If not why not:
 P. C. Jensen. the popular caterer. has just completed d fine new chicken GOOD and is expecting d large consign- ment of chickens soon
 Tn order to furnish amusement for messengers and crews of steamers which tie up at Wrangel overnight. it is proposed by the Wrangel Mandolin Club to give a concert and dance on evenings when the boats are here. THE JOURNAL office is working strictly high grade vein of job printing. Call in and assay the samples. The