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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29
No S3 Application for a Patent.
U.s LAND oFFICE

U. LAND OFFICE
 Prescott, Arirona. Docember n. issa.
 Notice is hereby given thaf The Congress Gold r5rnuany by f K tiaa-, irs presilisut whose post office uddrs r- Prescott. AriE.. has this Jlay t.aI his application for patent for fifteen hundrct lius.r.r feel of the Snow storm mine or ven, bearing sold and silver, vlth slrface ground -iN hundred feet la wtdtb. sltlata1 in Martinez Miaing District County Of 1avapAi, aud Terri tory of Arizonz. and dasignAred by tEe held notes and official plat on file in this O-hce as Mineral Survey No. iiss- sad Mineral Survey No ilss, bsIng descrihed 1s follows, tuwit;
 Beginning at north center end monument, where ts sat pine poet &Xt lncAss, hve feer long and surrounded by monument ot stones. post ru.ck in place bears \ s0 degs u1 min N -A6 ft U SM M No l M 70 bears q de-s @ min D. 2l-- b,ars S el dogs s0 min r. Nulture Peas bears % dess ls Enin F. UPper shaft on Consress mine haars V - degs r. Thence \ = tees Sl min F 5' feet Co S N ( No g. identical with location monument. \ pine post &xt in , ft lous set in .r1,ant and surrounded by mon of ston-=. post rlarkezl S S M \ AO 2-llss- A cnoss on granite rock in place marked E : S V C No 1-ll,s haars S4 decs Ss min T. a ft. Thence S is cacs 55 mn W Isas fl to x s N C Nc s. Identical with lucati1n \ pine post Sxl in ft long set in sfouui and surrounded hy mon of stones post uarzcd S x M = Nc a-IiSs. A cruss on granite r,,ck in place mzrkei B R < . n C No S-llss hsars Sl de-s sl min W st tft. Thence \ = dess al min N Su ft to 5 \ M C No q. iceuucal with location. \ pine post lxs in fl long set in  marked S S M C No t-its.. A cruss on granite ruck in place bears 59 3a<s 21 min W l2 ft Rock marked \ S M C No &-iisS. B R, same courz. 61O ft to S S M No. 8. indeaticsl with the location. where is set in ground piae rost 4Kt in ft long surrounded ny mon ot stones rost rrarkssi . . M C No5--I1SS A granite ruck in place marked B B S S M C No 5-ilSc. beASs S sl ders s9 mn F S5 e. Thence \ r des7s go Elln f. I5lu ft Co = = n C No 6-lis,. location rnyl hoars \ If das,s 30 min F. oft Pire post txi in 5 ft long ses in ground and surrounded by mon of stones. post marked S < V ( No 6--lls,. \ cruss on granite boulder &xsxs ft above CrounG marked B R \ S MO No 6--lIS>, bears V t3 de-,s a5 min E6Sf- Thence . = oegs 91 min 90 C to S S M C No LIS the place of beginning.
 Magnetic variation li dcss 2o rnl2 2. containing 2o tt acres-
 Ihe location of this mius is tecordesi in the RsCorler's otfoe Of lav4pai County, ArisOas, Id Book g of Mines.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Snow storm mine or surface ground are required Co He their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Osfice, St Prescott in the County ot NaySE9i. AriEnnA during the sixty days period uf puhll- cation hersof. or they will he barred by the virtue of the provisions of the Statute.
 II D. ROSS. Register. First publication December II. lssa-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29
General Business Notes.

For rent a nicely furnished house. Address Lock Box9S.
 J. NJ. Aiken is agent for the Victor bicycle. u
 Ed. VoigtlandeT, the merchant tailor, has just received full line oi the latest imported novelties m Tall and winter tweeds, wOrsted, cheylotsr meltons and serges. l4sim
 FoUNp.-A small round locket, imitation ol watch, containing two locks of hair. Owner can have II bv calling st this office aud paving for this advertisement. l4ti
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29
RInn RrrartI.

The above reward will be paid by the trustees of the K. of r. and I. O, Q. F. lodges, for the arrest aud con viction of the parties who recently committed acts of vandalism, at the cemetery of the above named lodges, JlSt6
 PRESooTT, Jan. ls, 1895.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29
rsursin the Rockies.

The Scenic Line of the World, the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad offers the tourists in Colorado, U.ah and New Mexico the choicest resorts and to the continental traveller the yrsndest eenery. Double daily train service, with through Pull. man sleepers and tourists cars be tween Denver and San Francesca aud Los Angeles. U
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29
Mines For Sale

I'HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERs m Sv,.
 a whole ur half interest in fb.. s.t,e---lA mining claims located in the BrAsish.,- - taius- l112,-
 Ae Lisa mine, located oas-sour1h a, east ot the trgElsi King And runnin, - .Is sith %, un which there is ahsssr fssS - s = 5e-q fsI'ieni work In sazfns and trnaal. ssi S- S
 aad ore can he found on The surfae- fo- .s...-. -ao feet along tae leslEe. The ore boss ;. - tts.i Ni.ie and samples Ss in ynld.
 lh+ VI az t-'aNillc ls One-fourth usiia e... ,s A. 4AAa. tile ns surface for 4N feef. O(-rsi - b5 statts and upea cg,s in variuus pissssS ln- sAape- s-4 to s-5 in guld and io 0zsr.' ss -llFcr 'N- "a
 } ae lika has Q slate foos val and ,-..s.. han slas val, sud The Wztsuavills ErEaiss f,.. val and slate hanging val. "
 NLl di-Fose of half iuterfst in claira. s,. . small e,-sa F1yaueur. and halance iu tevsl,,,-.s s"rA, vr VIII sell all interest In hsih or ,-.s-- c.li-a ioe a small each gsyrasnt. balance or L-- flil'. s th privilege of workins. C. .AiFls
 lhe LlEs uaa he worked by tunnel to A s--s, gs la" feri and the Watsonviile 6o9 oF sIS fs-e lifls perfect -'1~
 Gs,d mii. site and wood and nsEsr s.ili,. water lD aburdaucs
 For farther p1riicalArs. apply as this ss,s ug tH the owner. A R DTfEIy -
 .'a-u Crowned kinz. ArizosA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29
Notice for Publication.
LAal Oicc a- Prescott. AriE.
 Iauuary lA, f-.0.

Notice Is hereby gIven tEat the followiEs- named settler hSs filed notice of his intention Co make final proof in support cf his claim and thsf zaid proof wil he made before Easister and Receiver. at Prescott, AriE-. un February si Isqi viEs Benjamin kobinsuu. for the S W A, \ T. a and Lot No. . \ r s and Lo.s and q,
 He names the following WltEessss to prove hls continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of, sud land, VIZ William kUoy, of hark4aEld, Aria. Grant Carter, of Kirkland, Aria; samuel Hin. of Prescott Ariz-; R F Rurnister, Of Prescott, Arizora. II. ID. kOSS, begisser.
 tFtrst publication Jan. l5, iS6. ttw
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29

snaafIy cured. The sick and Aihictfsd shculd si ex to call upoa hisi- Ihe Doctor has trav- ghLytausiysly iu EzroPe and inslected taur- uat the various hospitals tAere, ohtAinlns rep dsal of vAluzble information. which he is on stent to impa-t C. thuss in nesd cf bis rviraa Tae Doctor cares when others fSl. n him. DR. GIBBON will make DO ch2rSe un- ss ha effects cure. Persons ata distance cured
 hogaa. All communications strlctly coln- dental All letters answered in plain enveloyes Cal or write. Address Dll- J. T, GIBBON, BoI i.67 San Francisco. Cal nl--u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29
A False Alarm

The telegram sent out from Wash ington recently to the effect that the statehood bill would not be reported m time for action st the present term Of congress seems to have been without foundation. On Saturday evening, after the JoCRNAL-MINER had gone to press, the following telegram was received from Delegate N. O. Murphy.
 WA>HINrrpN. Jan. 25.-TheTe has been uo adverse action taken in the matter of statehood for the terri tories. The special to the Chicago papers was unauthorized. The chances for the success of the bill are good.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29
Forfeiture Notice.
Notiee of ForFeisure.

To Thomas Lewis. his heirs or assisl.s' --,- Neu are hereby notified thsf hete '.-. Tauss Hundrssi Dallar- sSogl ia ta.s- ~. r. prageraauts upon the Gem minins e1, - in Big Bug district. lava9si Ccuuts .--.,' - order ts hold said nremises uu,ier t1s S, r. cf Scc.iea ssz.t Revised Starutes o1 Y. h., Sfatos, tcing the au1ount re,lai5, .,ls t5 yritii,, uiaetv ,;.Ts after this notice al -. fiou you fail or refuse Co conirio,'s portion of such expenGitlre sS a ee'-i..- ---- iutarest in said claim VIII osecoi.ls ssSt of thc sahscritSr under sald Seetl',5,' T lf3 ChsparFal, Aria. Decemhsr -n' "
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Warning Notice .

All parties are warned against trusting any one on account oi the undersigned, as 1 will not pay any debts contracted except by myself or ou a written order from me.
 u23tf E. C. BARTLErT.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29
Innluer stAEe Line.

Anyone having packages to sead to Juniper or way stations will cave the same at C. A. Dake sstore. stages leave Monday, Wednesday and Friday at s:l5 & n.
 WI. BRoBSr, Contractor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29
Notice fer Publication.
Land Oaicc a, Prescott, Arir- !

Land Otficc at Prescott, Arir-
 December 9a ls9A. Notice is hereby given that the following narod settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final prOas in support of his calm, and that cad proof will he made before the Register and Receiver at Prescott. Ark, on January s0. lsgs. via Wales rncld. for lots 5 and ol sectiOn 90 and NV h of NE "a of section Si, Twp igNR5E
 He r.ames the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation cf said land viz ID Marr. J. l.. Marr Joseph R Walker Geo. W. Hance. all of Camp Verde. Arizona
 H n. ROSS. Register. First publication. Decsmber SS, iSs5.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29
Appor,Ioum.s, Of school Asa.y.

APPoTtioumsnt Of School Aoasy'
 The following is 8 copy of sn ap- portionment of $500 made by the superintendent of of public instruc- tion on January 23, lS96, and aP. proved by the territorial board oi education. as by law required:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29
Save Assessment A on Mine

THE NEW LAW requires annual on every location or relocation. is saved by obtaining |. S. PAIENt. Five hundred dollars worth of von improvements on one mine, or scsia over a grOup of adiClning mines, isszzl to ensure a |. :. Patent tO any nuno1 mines so grouped. or for single niles Further information cheerfully gifN letter or personally.
 Terms of survey reasonable. Apply or write to
 LEWIS W0LFLkl,
 Civil and Mining EngiEs. And |. :. Deputy Mineral Safss
 TUcSoS, AKus .S-N. B.-Being located near the of the SurveyOr-6eneral partles.eaa ~ dvantage of employing me.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29
Dissolution Notice.

Public notice is hereby given that the co-part- nrrship heretofore existing between the under signad under the trm name and style of smith Eros is this day dissotved by mutual con sent. John H. Smith retirCs from the frm, bay ing cold his interest therein o William H smith Thc meat market and stock business herctcfure conducted by them under their said firm name at the City of Prescott and in the county cf lEvapai in the Territory of ArlrOna will hervatteT be COZ dncted and carried on in the Tarre of and by sad William H. Smith. waN Is hereby authorized ta cOllecfall debts duo e arm and who hereby as surnes all the insdentcinsSs of slii firm
 Dated st Prescott. Arizo1a, this S7th day of December. is.6.
 JOHN H. SMITH,
 d8i WILLIAM II. SMITH.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29

VITANTEDs-Seversl trustworthy genfieEnen o5 " lafis-a C. travel in AriEuna Tor esfanllstssi rr}iahis hotl-s. salary S1so and e1pease- sse-i3 te..itssu- Encio-e fefercnce and -et Htafs-s--1 sfaFnu.ai snvelops- The Dominion AofnP AAS Tfaira Floor, OurahA Bld<. thieAso, iii- lns
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29
Aaignees Notice of ARointHaL

In the District Court of the Fourth Ju&l District, of the --rerritory,Os Arizona. ia for the County of T1vspai. h the mztter o5 Walter l.. Roberts, Aa insoll dehtor-
 To WuoN IT MAY CONCERN; The uadersis hereby gives 'tioe of his AppOintns1i AsSigaee os the estate of Walter l.. RObsrss Insolvent Debtor. of the CO1asz of lArz and Territory of Arizona, and who VAS to On December SIst, \. D., isso, adiudsed e an lnsoiveat Debtor by the District COuri e; Fourth Julicial District of the Tsrriso1 Ariroua. in and for the County of TAvspal Dated at Prescott, the soth day of JAzs' A. D, ISs&
 J. HEIDELEBAU6l First publication JAaaAry .. iSs& s&
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mInh Nm fnr raia.

A second hand wind mIll in iair condition, will be sold cheap. Alp ply al this office. O22tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29
Piano Far sale

Grand square piano for sale. Price reasonable; terms easy. For partieu- lars apply at this office. dSit
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e.y#Ia'S FHts9H FEMALE PFA csa.sla.as c:'isa a:,i Fai gsl5,Tl..l

E AArI1E EE-TI sfae@; ts gS-G.,ra=g g.zGts@. M-s-iTs kFc te rlals Pals, SAvc s.e- srl tAs ever r- E Ne Nl-s scseity zs'E Sab 8 ot Lz&ss, vll -i.c- tsssirs.a,''@i ' .- r -isxcci isf @ e sac.al uo1slsi q st.. ls.t ~iaICs1ls;s rat rf fGrfEl, end l-rs-a'rr Eesses ee. IT -d N e1kGCss e.- lf,u 32o9e box. Ul1 teli llrse.slaA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DR. GIBBONS
 DiSpenSary.

e1s kEAliNE1 sIt.kEI, :,
 corner of Gommerc iAl
 SAE francisco, Cal. Es-
 tzhlishe-d in is3&. for the
 treatment of SeIuA aEd ! Seminal Diseases, such
 as GOnorrheA. Glest, ! Stricture, Syphiiis, in kzll ifs forms, Seminal 4WeAkness, l impoten cy ,And lost MAnho.o.i. uer-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29
Warning Notice.

Notice IS hereby given that the under- signed. owners of the Cottonwood mine. Hassayampa distrIct will not be responsible for any debts contracted against said mine, while the same IS being worked under lease and bond. Mas. F. A. BAREINGrON,
 d7-3m Mas. |. l.. SwIGKEr.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29
Warming Notice.

All persons are hereby warned against venting, branding, seiling. CT il any manner dlspusing Of any cattle branded thus,
 FNn E Known as the crow foot ard An& s%8 cross brands, without au- AkkE aN' -S thority from the uniersicned.
 h@1 Hanre Uu Walnut Creek. Any perSon or rersuns discovered in meddiing vith- out authority with any of the above csttle will b. prosecutei Co the full extent of the law.
 r. G. BRIGHT.
 Surviving Partner of Brecht & Throce Prescott. AriE-, Oct. 70. ls25.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29
NOTICE.

Prescott, Arizona. Octohsr Sth. IsZN. Notioa is hereby given that the Rapid Transit Mine and Rapid Transit East Mine Hrer Dis trict, layapai County, Arizona, will not he responsible for any debts contracted for lah1r or material furnished. or other parposa, while being worl1ei under bond ov lease,
 JACOB HENEIE s&f D. F. MinCHEuL.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29
English Tes

The English lea gwen last even ing at the Baptist church, was a very successful affair. The church was crowded, and although all avail able space was occupied by tables, quite a number were compelled to wait Tor a second table. The re- treatments consisted of the usual articles of diet found on an English table for buttered bread and brown bread, sandwiches, tea cake, assorted cakes, water cress, fruits, etc, and at the head of each table a lady sst to pour the tea After all who could be accommodated at the first table had been served, literary and musical programme was reD- dered as follows:
 Anthem, by Mrs. J. (. Martin, Misses Helen Wells and Elizabeth Baker and Rev. Jos Smsle and NJ B. HaZeltine.
 Instrumental solo. Mrs. D1ugall
 Nocal solo. Miss Helen Wells.
 Vocal solo. NJ. B. Hazeltine.
 Recitation, That old Sweetheart of Mine, Mrs r.. J. Austin.
 Vocal solo, Mrs J. (. Martin.
 Vocal solo, Mrs. DOugall.
 Anthem, by quiniette, same as the first number on the programme.
 Address, "UPs and Downs Rev Wilbur VI. Jones.
 BeuetlCtlOu.
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-08-26
American Bar Association.

SARATOGA, y. Y, Aug. 20.-Seated In
places of honor on the platform when the
American Bar association was called to
order yesterday We're Lord Russell OF
Killowen, and Lady Russell; Sir Francis
Lockwood and Montagu Crackenthorpe
and their wives. These men are distin.
guished British lawyers, the first being
lord chief justice of England. There were
seated with them the following Ameri-
cans distinguished in law j. Randolph
Tucker, Edward j. Phelps, William Allen
Butler Henry Hitchcock, Austin G. Fox,
Charles Claflin Allen, Francis Rawle and
James c. Carter President Storey was
In the chair and opened the meeting with
an address that discussed the question Of
railway receiverships.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-08-26
PYTHlAN3 AT CLEVELAND.
First Day OF the National Encampment-
Reports of Officers.


Reports of Officers.
CLEVELAND, o., Aug 24.-Hundreds of
Knights of Pythias marched into town
Monday morning To attend the eighteenth
biennial session of the supreme lodge OF
the national encampment of the organiza'
tons. Reception of briyaders, regiments
and visitors occupied the forenoon. In
the afternoon troops assembled in full
dress uniforms in front of the headquar-
tiers. There the dedicatory exercises took
place The address Of the centennial
committee by Wilson NJ. Day, director
general OF the commissions; the presenta-
ton of Camp Perry Payne by Mayor Nc
Kisson; acceptance of the camp by Major
General Carnahan, and the raising of the
camp flag occupied the afternoon session.
In the evening there was u band concert
and at = O'Clock tht supreme council of
the Uniform Rank met in special assem-
bly, at the headquarters of the maj gen.
eral The reports of the officers of the
grand lodge Showed remarkable growth
and development of the order.
In his report Thomas q. Sample, SUI
preme master of the exchequer, congratu-
lated the order upon the healthy condition
of its finances The receipts for the BIZ
ennial term ending March 81, 1895, includ-
ing a balance of 800, 059, were SlS3, 900, and
the expenditures sl47 ,703, leaving n bal.
ance of $50, 500.
The report Of Major General James Il.
Carnahan, commanding the uniformlrank,
showed that the revenues had been suffi
cient to meet all the expenses of the man
agement. The income for the biennial
term was slS,935, and the outlay S7,S93
The rank had made steady and substsn-
tial growth Some of the divisions had
not been able TO hold together on account
of the hard times. but the new divisions
organized during the financial depression
were great proofs of the strong hold the
rank had upon the knights of Pyuhias in
general. Warrants had been granted for
lO4 new divisions
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-08-26
Friehtful Accident i'm a Mine.

BUTTE, Mont, Aug 20.-The men killed
at the st. Lawrence mine were Pete Ryan,
foreman, and Jack Campbell and John
Manning, miners. Ryan fell with the
cage 1000 feet, and the cage fell on top of
Campbell and Manning, who were work.
ing at the bottom of the shaft. Ryan had
just come to the top and was about to step
out of the cage when the brake refused TO
work, and the cage started down the shaft
with fearful velocity. The engineer on top
tried TO throw on the clutch, but could
not The safety also refused to work, and
the engineer and brakeman jumped out Of
the window IN time TO avoid the crash of
iron and wood us the reel broke to pieces,
and tons of iron was shot through the roof
and wall
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-08-26

SENATOR HILLS HOME, woLFERT's RoosT.
that Hill had resolved to support the
nominee of the party; else, they argue, he
would hardly invite him TO sit at his
table And the lunch is taken as prac-
teal announcement of Hills determine
ton, which is expected to be followed by
a more formal declaration of the senator s
attitude. Bryan will arrive in Albany to-
morrow afternoon, and will have two
hours for refreshment before the speech
which he is billed to make.
Lunch Will BE a Political Event.
He will spend two hours, according to
the programme which has been arranged
for him, at Wolfert's Roost, the handsome
residence which Hill bought of Fritz En-
NETT, the actor. This visit having been
arranged that the Democratic candidate
and the senator may come to an under
standing If they have NOT already done so,
will mark distinct epoch in the cam
paign. The fact of the invitation from
Senator Hill, which message comes-it is
Observation-Disclosures Chairman Huxley,
of the state committee, Is taken by the
politicians here as an answer to the ques-
ton which has stirred the state since the
day Of the Chicago Observation-Disclosures
Ssnator Hill will support the ticket.
Bryan Is Out for Information.
Today Bryan will go TO Winnisock
Lodge in the Catskills, to pass the night
with State Chairman Hinkley and other
party managers of the state organization,
and to dis uss wV them the plans for
the campaign. He will meet other prom
inent Democrats in the cities up the state
which he is TO visit, and before he leaves
New York will know what measure of
support he is to receive from the leaders
In this state. The representative of the
Associated Press asked Bryan whether he
was TO lunch with Hill, and he replied
automatically: II have not been fully
advised concerning the arrangements
which are made for my entertainment in
Albany"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-08-26
THOUSANDS VISIT MKINLEY.
Farmers and Other Citizens from Penn
syIvania Travel to Canton.

Farmers and Other Citizens from Penn
sylvania Travel to Canton.
CANTON, o., Aug. 25.-Two thousand
farmers, mechanics and other citizens Of
Newcastle Elwood and other parts of
Lawrence county, Pa, reached Canton
shortly before noon Saturday. Along
their long journey they had many re-
cruits. When they had paraded TO the
Mckinley home 5000 people crowded over
the lawn and surged into the streets
round about. And then it rained, while
bands played and thousands of enthusi-
astic voices cheered, and cannons doomed,
and steam calliopes lent their noise TO the
medley of the crowd.
The people stood through the rain for
an hour. They waved their banners and
beat their tin helmets. They carried in
scriptions: 1--WE want back the good old
Mckinley times, I'VE want the furnaces
and factories started, not the rich mems
silver mines" Honest money and a
chance to earn IL, :" Free trade makes
cheap men," Free silver makes cheap
money, :" I'VE want work and work paid in
good money" The presentation was made
by ex- Representative Oscar l.. Jackson,
who put tariff forward as the chief issue
Major Mckinley in his response said
there were two issues and one of them
was the money question. In the course Of
his speech he said: 1.-The people want
neither free trade nor free silver. Cheer
ing The one will degrade our labor;
the other our money" Applause. After
his speech the major held a reception and
shook hands with his visitors.
The cannon which was brought with tho
Ia Of lN..ll atc
bugles and other war relics. With the
cannon Comrade J. II. Trax, of Newcastle,
saluted every town from Newcastle to
Canton. He fired n salute on the parade
and another in front of Major McKinley's
residence