PRIEST SELLS WINE.
Russian Priest la Trouble at
Aiogaak. Indiana Get
Liquor.
Am- v.k. \i.a‘-ka. .fan. 14.
Oi. me il n <>. January .lie A.C.
Co.’s schooner, S?t. Paul, arrived
with supplies for the A. C. Co.’s
store hero. On that evening it
looked ps if ‘here rss a heavy
■'■oi'ui s.j I'li .o i..iig. on account of
which the schooner anchored in
« hack bay. Next day it was rain
ing and tbedny after came n heavy
ues.erly gale in which the schooner
drifted ashore. She is lying on
• he sandy beach, safe, with cargo.
On the schooner arrived U. S.
1? . v Mnmhal !,. Bovurs, of
Kodiak, lie Served papers oil Mr.
C. Pajonian, for his appearance lie
*re • o.i.Miissioner’scouri at Kodiak
*ot m • ng inidxican s unlawfully.
In eoiiin ciion vvvdi ihis and oilier
«asts here win In? jj numlier of
]trM.i:ts .a. ken oil he schooner Si.
Paul to Kodiak to appear as wit
nesses.
Ii appear* .ha Mr. Pajomnn, an
inde) t-ndtni s.ortkiepir, has sold
whiskey and wine to some of his
customers.
Mr. Pajomun is the husband of
tbc government school teacher and
keeps the store next to the school
house in Afognak.
The Russian priest has Ut-n
served witli paper-, also, foi his
appearance in Kodiak. In connec
tion with the ease it tevolops that
he has Bold, at a fair ;rice, some
wine from the Kusxian^htirch at
Afognak. Verily, we arc i^pronch
ing the threshold of enlighvmm-nt
and civilization.
Yours truthfully,
Al.KXANnEK FHIEOO'4*.
Good Ore on Bligfc's
Cha*. H. McNeil and
hell, oi Ellanmr, are
pros) tvi on ihe north
island that bids fair to
asjs*ct of things in t
The values are in gold
copper and the hoy* have a well*
defined contact lead averaging six I
feet in width, with slate for the foot* ■
wall and hanging*wal) of porphyry.
A sample of concentrates assayed
f8H in gold. Nnmerons specimens
! were exhibited by the former own* ■
jtrs that showed plenty of free gold |
i bn; no development work was done j
I by them. Messrs. McNeil and)
. Campbell have proved the vein fori
I about 800 feet and are now sinking i
I on it.
I_
CHURCHES SOCIETIES BTC.
Endeavor Cono. Ciit'Kcii—Cor.
[ Glacier Avenue and Hobart •
i Street. Rev. D. W. Cram. Pastor.
, Rev. G. L. Hosford, acting pastor.
Services every Sunduy at 10:80 a.
) m. and 8 p. m. Prayer meeting
; Wednesday night. Christian En
I deavor Society meets Sunday even*
’ ing at 7 o’clock. Melvin Dempsey,
President. _
Chukcii oe the Echrany—Cor.1
; Glacier Avenue and Hobart
| Street. Services on Sunday at 11
i a. m. and 8 p. rn. Rev. F. S. Tay
j lor, Rector.
Ordkrof Alaska Moose, Pioneer
: Tent No. 1. Meet in their own.
Hall onKcser-j
. vat ion Avenue.
/ every Thursday I
evening at *8 ]
L o’clock. W. H.
r Crarv, Ruling
Spirit; Chas. U.
Wulff, Keeper
of Wa Wa. |
Knight* of Pvthia* Ci.fb—\V.
: A. Rys.roui, Pres., \V. E. Bouachor. -
Sec. Meets 1st and 3d Monday of.
each month in club room? over
Shaw & William*.
* . Valdez Masonic Cltb—
Meets every Wednesday ev*
cning at rooms over Shaw
A William’?, at K o’clock. J. W,
, Leedy pres. John Lyons, sec.
Buothkkiioodof Alaska Pioneer*
Arthur Roligal, Chief, W. J.
McDonnell, Secretary.
Headqnarters, Afognak, Alaska.
ValdezCiiamhrk of Commerce
Meet on the first and third ■
Friday night of each month. F.;
M. Brown, Pres. A. W.Rochford.i
^ Valdez Odd Fellow’s
J Clou—Meets evcrv
Friday evening in club
room*. A. R. Heilig, Pr»t».; P. S.
Hunt, Stc'y.
The “Reception
Is now open to the public. The bar i«
stocked with the choi<*fi>t selection of Fine
I.iijuors and Cigars procurable. Finest J
family liquors a specialty. Your patronage .
respectfully solicited.
GEO. SEIDEL, Proprietor.
SMALL & GREEN,
Horseshoers and Blacksmiths
Second St.. Opposite Church.
Copper River j
Braying Co. !
Freight and Passengers to
all parts of the interior
General Trucking.
W. S. AMY. ED. WOOD
McKinley 8t. Between Broadway and Keystone Ave,
E. A. SANBORN,
Representing
Fischer Bros., and Seattle Hardware Company.
Wholesale Grocers General Hardware
Stock of FINE CIGARS on Hand. With AMERICAN TAILORS.
McIntosh <& Duncklee
Horseshoeing and Blacksmlthing.
All work will receive prompt attention. High class
blacksmiflting made a special feature. Give us a call.
Cor. Keystone and McKinmey. Vai.pkj:
El!! Bell’s Smoke Shop
and get a GOOD SMOKE. The most complete line of Pipes,
Tobaccos and Clear Havana Cigars in Valdez.
McKinley S.reet, between Broudwnv and Gla- GLCTB
cier Avenues. Telephone 17 ' 'ROOMS.
Wholesale and ’Retail. W. A. BELL, Prop.
D. C. Brownell,
HARDWARE,
Paints,Oils and Glass.
None 3E*«TT kE V/I..DEZ
Progresso Trading Co.
WHOLESALE
Grocers and Provision Dealers.
SenttV Office:
303, 304. 3(V> A. W. Pennv RMg. KP. L. FIKLPKR, Mnnngor
)
| ifdtt.e's Ore*
<P*otr
! HIE DAILY,
SIN AY.
• A W.LK
The
Foat-l<-t Ittoencer
<IRi. e Cofi 5 ft
• wr.iefor oe.
I* 4i jr P,it-.iUU4t ter, £ to l« r#,
Pub she* the fu >est t
n ' from a i peris of h v
A I h su.eard o. ;t i. v .• t,
ar.dfritt day > d tier. 7u. p ■ nu.it,
j Sunfl.y os -!rtelUecc?r. 30 to 40 i ts.
The tn-gest and nv>s ,om ■ >.t vun.
J tf n d.iy pup r r.or.h 11 S .1 F iu ti
! J f Sp.v a dopartircnt i.t ...eta u> ,
i ~ C! ra*l’lon n: v< m n , i:.vt» iur.
duy edtticn $».Ch p. r y.ur
| dt.on tiie cc;;:e .'.it- te i ti
ll
A'! the news o? the * ' k r on is-,
def-i .d m THr. ; v\ „F. &
Vshi K HD.1 N i i| t, j
TW t AKh. iiP l> HI ..., H. 1>
uF Ti t. A ti t-. S.S..V I t „f
**,TV » l.p a: it ,.v I t. ‘j
O M *t.- ft I i pi S. I L ,| y a
'l CS i!„ . v.,i £ t .S j. i.
• It I • ft l i It, v. v _
S P W ‘T.iN, Bn n * M n„ -
Goods Delivered free to
any Part of thdCity.
i L. LEVY & CO.
TelepLone No. 12.
We have a »A,]ete stock of Stylish anil !
UP-TO-MTE^jQobS FOR nCN
! Our store and warehouse nre stocked to their fullest capacity
with merchandise, and we are prepared to quote prices on the smallest
and largest outfits.
Wring in your lists and we will lie pleased to quote vou our
. price*.
We are receiving on every hoai Exclusive Styles in L; d »s Wear
and the ladiea of Valdez will he able to gel .lie N<- and
■fWELLEJT fcEdRINQ /IPP/5R2L
\ ~ New
5Hfs n Mi) lasts
Frit Shoes—High and Low Tops
Crown Mike Tjuuaers.
Hats in «he Newest Blocks—Stet
son- and The fonqucror.
Clotting /n New Stripes and
We*fea—Equal to Tailor Made.
Neckwear
Oversliirts
Hosiery
Gloves
Suspenders
Underwear
Sweaters
Handkerchiefs
C#ps
Collars
HM&QMRTCR5 ™ OUTriTJ
Farkies Horse Seds Robes
Bog Sleds Complete Sleeping Bags
German and Arctic Socks Moccasins
Felt Shoes Lined and Unlined Overshoes Snow Shoes
Fur Caps Lined Overalls Lined Mitts Cloth Caps
Canvas Coats Outside and Inside Mitts
Gold Seal Boots, Shoes and Packs
• %
STOVES,
H EATING COOKI NGandYClKON.
Tents In All Sizes.
I- 1 ■ i
Ladies'
Velvet, Corduroy. Silk and Wool
Waists in new stvle* and colors.
*
Ladies’ Wool, Cotton and Lisle
Oj.cn Work Hosiery.
Ladies’ Skirts in Wool and
Black Sateen.
Ladies’Sweaters end Vests.
! i
Ladies’ Wool Underwear.
Ladies’ Felt Shoes.
Dress Linings.
Ribbons. ,
Notions.
i I
Laces.
Carpets
Llnol:ums Oil Cloths
Mattings
Window Shades
Crockery
CO AXES
I 0) -
< Shelf Hardware - Miner's Supplies, q
r = .
&_ GQLDPANS
-■-■ ■ ' ■
DOG RICE, SALMON and TALLOW.
OUTFITTERS
Glassware
LaeeCurkin
Portiers Rigs
Comforts Pillows
Blankets