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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17

Through II letter from Cormucar!a,
we Learn that Phil. Snllivan's saloon in
that camp was forcibly entered ONE
night while the bhr-kcGpcr, Mr.. North
rup. TnS Attending dance al the Cor
naropia Hotel. Tho craftsman Didn't
find the Inoucy.sacli, but captured II
wuy-up aIit Of store clothes, which
Nnithtup had kept on hand to bc rendy
in case hc should take sudden notion
10 get married. Two doors had berE
scientifically fractured in cifrcsing tho
entrance, which caused suspicion to at
tnch To the person Of IL gentleman
known rs "two.two " Johnny, and hc
was accordingly tnkcn i'll charge.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17
OIafLat! ~ Tic puhlIr.

The new billiard hall ut the Corner
Saloon. which has been Citing MP dur.
inG the past two weeks, was thrown
open TO the public Saturday evening.
The tables are direct from tlc celebrated
Brunswick factory ut Chicago, and pos
seas the latest improvements lii that
line, being simply elegant. The hall is
most tns;i!y aud conveniently arranged.
offering every induccmcIt 10 beth anna
tcnis ana professionals, Ia engage i'll
this g':mtlrmnniy AMI scientific game.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17
EeHn,In itilIIr.

Tho !Shrer STATE Of tho 18th instant
says: ~
Four carloads Of -four. was shipped
to Eureka. last Saturday, from the Win.
ncmucca lo,tT:ug mills. e ~ ..f'zs e, z
Upon reading this notice, tho quest
ton arose in oar mind, why conld not
the deInn:d OF the Eureka market be
supplied by tho mills ut Elko, rs
we'll, or better. tinu by those ut
Winncmucra? We are manufacture
ing rs good an article, and being stu
atcd much nearer to the consumers than
WinncnGccu, the cost Of Transportation
should be lighter, und there is certainly
no good reason why wheat cannot be
raised md made into -four as we'll and
rs chcaply rs in any other portion Of
Eastern NevHdn. We hnvo been con-
stnntly using our home flour for several
weeks past, aud find it fully equal. to
any. procured from abroad, aud there is
now 10 necessity for the importation Of
the foreign article, and when the fnct il
understood that all will DC beneficial by
the practice Of pntronizing home indus
tries. this eininent!y proper course will
be generally adopted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17
Hurt 10y III, Itor.r,

". +. Crane Of South Fork, came III
from his ranch yesterday, aud seeing
him OH crntchcs, inquired the cause,
aud learned Tint his nnklo wa1 severely
injured by bong fallen upon by horse
lie was riding, several days ngo. While
rihing rapidly after some caitlo on his
ranch, hisllorsc's feet slipped suddenly.
aud tho animal fell upon his side. catch.
ing his riders foot beneath him. The
wound is rcry painful and tho foot will
DO Of but littlo service for sonIo time to
come.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
rFrom Sundays Daily.l
Cornucopli, C'oaIp.

Through correspondent at the
"IIuru,' We .nro informed, Of u joke
which was pcrpetruted upon mi nnliat!c
gentleman of that locality, in the fol-
lowing manner: On Sunday las; the
gentleman referred to-who is Of mar
riag06lc age-prOcurcd the stunningcst
outfit the city afforded nnd calamity
conveyed m cstimable young lady Of
his acquaintance 10 Mountain City.
merely for the pleasure Of ride. After
their departure. some gracelcss scamp,
uctuntei by envy most probably, started
u report that the object Of the visit was
tho altar OF Hymen, and us such u
course on the part Of the principals
could not be regarded as improbable,
the nero runner was readily accepted as
fnct, and at the return Of the worthy
couple on the following .lsy, they W. re
received. much to their nshtonishment,
with congratulations Oh every hand, and
were RECALLED with II magnificent mar
rinSo supper found ready prepared for
the OCCASION with Immense briLnl cakes
md other paraphermalin, TO which the
entire town wcIc invited 10 cat and
drink to the future welfare Of the happy
couple. At the conciusiUn of TIE feast,
the Curnucoiia Orchestra spranG from
cover and music rose with voluptnous
swell till the assembled company. I'M
nhlc to resist its seductive influence,
glided gracefully to the measure of
Bethoven'S last waltz. and the pleas.
urcs Of the dance were INDUCED ia till
y0ung Aurorn came very near pec.img
i'll upon the proce, ding. 1t was finally
discovered that the couple i'll whose
honor the festivities were inauguratcd
were simply Mr. anh Miss and
tho chiuf topic Of interest in that camp
now. is ~ TO vino w;,a the victims Of the
joke. all agreeing, however, that ut all
events, il wGs an excellent one.
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pCrSOIint.

NJ. i. Freeman and wife have re-
turned from heightened visit To Chill
formin, III good health. &C. ". Light.
ncr nni Jogslcs Wright, who returned
from mn inspection Of some Of the min
ing country in tho northern part Of the
county, last night, depart for tho west
by tho tain this morning. .. II. NJ.
Daggoit. Presidential Elcctor aud mes
seDgyr. passed through on his why to
Washington Inst night. .Jnmra Con-
way, formerly Of r"ano, has just re-
turned from II visit to tho eastern
country, and will probably locale
amongst us.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17

We nrc informed that w. ii Purri-
nncc, the accomplished Jehu WHO ma
nipulntcd tho riLbuns on The stage
route between here nn.l Tuscarora until
qu,tGrcccntly, hns gono into the livery
stable business ut tho latter place.
William is IL real good oiie, AMI is as
well acquainted with horse ns IL first
class hummer j. with tho locality of
free lunches, and thoss driving ont to
that iiourislIiny camp may rest assured
that the qundrupctls will he well fed
and taken care OF by leaving them i'll
his charge ut tho old Andrews
Stables" in the bulch. -....
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from Thursdays Daiiy.l

The SRd ;trs';u OF IL Rn.h Act.
Tho following dispatch is just re-
ceiYcd. special 10 The INDEPENDENT: =
go TCsCARcRA, Dec. l3.
You will he shocked to hear of the
nntimely death OF Louie Engler. late of
your city. His remains were brought
here last evening by j. Duff Brown,
who informs us that tho unfortunate
young man succumbed TO his ANVIL fate
when about four miles north of Mar
shal's Station. An inquest was held
this morning, and the verdict Of tho
CorOner's Jury was, Talked to death"
We understand that poor Englcr had
the tcmerity to start on II trip To Tusca-
rorn in company with Duff Brown, and,
rs might have been expected, persisted
in the attempt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17
The Car.iine Robbery.

1t was John Hall, colorcd man, who
robbed the Postoilicc ut Corinne. He
was seen carrying through Ogden pair
of blankets which we're stolen from the
Postoliicc nj the sumo timo it was
robbed, and was therefore arrested on
suspicion. lie was returned to the
Burg on tho Bear, md then brought to
this city by Deputy Marshal Spraguc,
yesterday. On being taken before q
United Suites Commissioner, he waived
all examination for the present, and WIS
committed to Jail. 40 clue is yet had
of his confrdeIatGs.-SMfL akc Tribune.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17
Toys fDr ti,e Holidays.

One OF the principal pleasures ell
joyed during the holidays is in nffordlng
fun for the little BOOSTERS, and NJ better
or surer method OF accomplishing that
object can be adopted tiGu by purchas-
ing for them some of those corical toys
on exhibition at Abo Mooscr's. lie Inns
IL great variety Of holiday articles, suit
able to all ages, from the crawling,
pulling little Nuisance, up to the lively
youngatcr in pants md boots who
smokes suneptitious cigars. and nttrib-
utcs his nshy complexion to n too close
confinement aL school. Those delight.
ful things are all there and for sale Mt
the most reasonable prices. To sec
them is to be convinced.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17
rILC plDClIrl.a,

Under the above heading tho Stock
EIch1"yr, gives seriu.comic dCscrip.
ton of tho interview, ut the oricC Of
tho Phoebe Mining Company, In Sun
Francisco, between tho Secretary.
md few poor ,liscOnsolate
devils, who, in response to
tho advertisement, that n meeting OF
stockholdcrs would bc held nj that
place for the purpose Of dcyising Some
way OF saving the property from tho
! ShCriNs hanncr, came forward, ~
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17
The I'usSC.SiolL.

On the return OF MrssrS. Ilibbets &
Sale from Wells, where they have been
engaged III their business for the past
three weeks, they found that widow
with Large family, had cooily taken
possession OF the entire first floor Of
their house, md in reply to II very
bland and gcntlemnnIy request front
Dudley, 10 vacatc the premises, de-
clared her fixed determination to re-
main. and wheE he attempted to remon-
strnte against such an unwarranted pro-
cce'ling, flew in towering passion, and
cvinccd n strong disposition to fight it
ont on that line. Dudley being too
chivalrous to engage i'll combat with a
female, made II mastcIly retreat, lcnv-
ing the arrogant usurper in .undisputed
POSSESSION.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17

c. c. Tracy. CvuuIy Surveyor, has
gone 10 Tuscarora for the ptr1os1 Of
surveying the Consolidated Compauy's
mining ground, preparatory TO tho max
ing OF an application for a United Stctes
pH.eut. Tho Company has valuable
ground, and is auxions TO secure titlo
10 1t that cannot be disputed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17

The ice on the Humboldt River, near
town, is in como plnccsn foot thick, md
i'll tho very best condition for prcscrvH-
ton for Summer use. Owingt to the en-
tire absence of SNOW, the ice is clear ms
crystal, and equally US solid. Fred
Wilson il taking advantage Of these
facts and the fine weather, md has
commenced cutting md storing, with
tho view Of supplying con8cnlcd cool.
ness u the thirsty next August.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17
For the HOLIDAYS,

The display of gold and silver wares
Mt the jew elry establishments of Abe
Mooser aud L. S. Ycatcs & Co., is the
hnrdsomes. md most extensive ever
exhibited in Elko, hnving been SelecIel
expressly for the holidays. All man.
her "f ut,iclcs in their line, suitable for
Christians and New Year presents, can
be found Mt these respective places. and
procured GU better terms than ever DC
fore ...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17

S. Il. Morcy aud judge Harlan came
down from Blythe City Saturday night.
Mr.. Morry took the train for the Bay
Sunday morning. They will both re-
turn 10 tho Blue jacket some time neat
month. -. ArmitnSc, formerly en-
gagged Il the iiot Springs, came i'll from
Lutte Doracy's, and is stopping in town
for a few dnYS,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17

Or. j. j. Mcis3 returned from san
Francisco Friday Iis!t...,r. II.
Blythe departed for Sau Fraic!scu b.
tho train ycstoiiuy morning -. Major
". II. II. Dcrwnr., formerly Of the
Charleston Mercury, and now on his
way Ia assume II position on til" SAN
FIanciscO Caromcie, is i'll town !or II
couple u hMyt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17
'--
FROM THE BLACK HILLS.
Letter from nh old EIlsoIic.

Our old acquaintance Thomas Will
lia:ns, Of Tuscarora Mining District,
who, short time ago was seized with
laundering after the Black Hills, Whites
MS good common sense letter from
those rigorous regions, for which We IRE
commensurately grateful. Being nh OLD
Pacific coast miner, not much given to
flights OF fancy, and withal, M honor
able rs we'll rs matter of-fauL lam, the
contents Of the following letter will be re-
ghrdcd by those who know tho writer,
ms entitled to create. consideration thnn
those cinanating from unknown sources.
The letter il dated
GAYYILLE, BLACK Hills,
Nov. 26, 1876.
Editor MdcPcadtRt-I hnYe been IN.
tending TO write to you for some time
past, end having prospccted about the
country considerably since coming here,
will nov proceed to furnish you with q
few facts about it. The mining por-
lions that will pay to work, are compar-
ntivcly small i'll urea, and the paying
claims, which arc prh cipnlly i'll the
vicinity OF this place--onc and half
miles above Dcadwood city-aro by no
means numerous, and Hre chiefly drift
d:Ggings." From ono 10 two miles
above here quartz leads have been found
and numbers OF locations mRdo upon
them, some of tho principal OF which
Hrc the Hidden Treasure, Hidden Treas.
uro SorIh. Wolscy, Mary Ann, Golden
Gate, Chief of tho Hills, and several
others Of favorable mention. The Hid,
den Treasure Company has crushing
mill ut this place which is paying q
handsome dividend, and several othol
stamp mills aro on their way Ii ire, por
tons OF ono having already nrriy, d
Thee il very little to do here, and any
quantity Of people to do it, many m' l
Offering to work for their DO rd. Thu
, county is literally oyorrrn with men
most Of whom never saw q mining
! camp before. A foot Of snow now coy
ors The ground, aud the weather Is in
tensely cold, which combined with tn,
high price OF provisions, will pro6abl.
,nrse good denl Of suffering befor
Spring opens. Flour is SIG per hun
drcd, and other staples ut the sam
10. Water and Ii nj or abound, lhcr
being no less than three saw-mills run
ming steadily. in tho district. Dead
wood City is bIilt upon q broad flu
between two hi IA mountains. nj tn
moih OF DcHdw, oil gulch, which dc
rivcs its name from the fact that alb III
hnlf.n.million acres Of timber wns killc
and partially destroyed by fro som
fifteen years ago, nnd now covers tn
ground in Tho immediate vicinity. III
arrival Of Winter has brought rCspit
from Indian incursions, tho cold wcathC
having driven them all into quarter,
though Sitting Dull declares he wi
mike Il particular 1T Optical in the Till
for us next Spring. However, NO PR
pose To enjoy all the peace and con.fo
vuuchsaicd by our formidable ndycrsnI
during the Winter, regardless OF IL
possibility thu. wo may constitute Il
chief auxiliary in the starting OF
flourishing grnyo.y,2d III the midst
he rolorgd elevations.
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or For 1r:Acnrurn.

JaEes White and James Quiglcy
started for ruscnrora this morning.
aIr. White will supcrintcnd the cou-
.struction of the new mill, about to b.
built for tho Windsor Company. md
Mr.. Quialry will have charge Of tho
brick work. We are informed that !hc
work upon tho foundations will be
commenced Immediately upon their mr.
rival in Tuscarora. -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17

Smith Van Dreilen having secured
the contract for carrying Wells, Fargo
& Co. express, tho treasure box. bull
lion, etc, arrived here Inst night from
Cornucopin nnd Tuscarorn. by the reg
ulnr null coach from those points,
along with the United States mail. Last
winter WAS Of unusnnl severity. but
through Vmn's energy and perseverance,,
the route WIS kept constantly open. aud
through trips made with perfect rcgu-
lnrity, during the entire season. Smith
is Quo of tho old-tinie stagers who per-
mits no obstacles to bloci; the passage
Of his coaches, md Wells, Fargo & Co.
may rest insured that no titles will in
ttrrnpt the regular transmission of their
express matter to AMI from the country
north. ut any season OF the year.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17
Siu.c .t-r!rntI.

The following passengers arrived by
stage last night: Ffnm Cornueopia-t
J. j. Thomas, j, LII Grave, L. Thorn
Nson and NJ. Mathews; from Tuscarora-
Jojg!Gs Wright. C. W. Lightnrr, Mark
Mnnlcy and Steve Roberts.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17

Passengers hy the Northern stage
last night were M follows: From Tus'
cnrori, james Li,lkiun. 8apt. Grand
Prize mine; from blythe City, $. i.
Morcy, Snpt. Blue JmcGot mine and
mill. uni Judge r. j. Harlan.
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Legal Notice.

In tho matter of the cstntc Of j. L {.
Michel, lccrnscd, notice Of application
for letters tcstamcntary, appears else.
where In orr columns.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17

4 communication from Il. Y, at
Cornucorin, is received md awaits tho
full aud proper name of the writer,
without which, no attention cnn be nc
corded il,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17

Notice Of tho declaration of dividend
No. Of fifty cents per shnrc, 10y the
Trustees Of the Leopard Mining Conn
pnny, payable on Friday. tho 10Th i'll
slant, will bc found in another column
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17
IIuilIon IiccCirCtl.

Wells, Fargo e Co. ut their Office
hero last night received four bars Of
Leopard bullion from tho Company
mill at Curnucopin, valued nj So ,G5i lG.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17
HinrIliinIdria, NIrrIlnn.

Legal notice Of the annual meeting Of
Leopard StucllIuldcrH' meeting, will be
found in another column.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17

The ice on the Humboldt river is in
tinr coalition. aud the young folks are
taking advantage Of the beautiful
weather to enjoy tho sport.
.F=-rStp-1r-r
Irrum Wrdnes lay Duily.1
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LrrrimllI ErrirrI.

Twenty thousand pounds Of hoistins
machinery for tho Grand Prize mine Mt
Tu?rar"rn, arrived here from san Fran
olsen, Saturday. 1t is being loaded OIL
teams for conveyance to lis destination.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17

News was received in Virginia City,
Tuesday, that Doc. Eaton was shot dead
hy sam. Turner during II dispute over II
game Of cards ut Bcllcvilic, Esnrrnldn
county. on the day previous.
r5r7RsJ7uz T-~gu--l
From Eriduy's Dnily.1
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From Fridays Dnily.1
From the Mines,

The following official letters from
Superintendent Of some Of the C0rnu.
cupin mines, appear in the Stock Et-
change Of the ] ith instant:
LEOPARD.
Dee. 9th: Four of tho fucs in tho
boiler sprung Is leak; they detained the
mill ~ hours; NIL right now; mill run.
ming first rate. The Wine from tho
800 foot Lowell down IL feet; orc over 2
feet thick, high grade. No change in
the face Of the 80 or i2O.fout levels.
HUSKY.
Dec. 9th: All work at mino Is going
on we'll. Tho 5OJ.foot Lowell il in $50
feet from shaft. Drifting Ia blue por.
phyry and clay with Etrcnks Of quartz
mixed through Il. nm drifting north
OH 3D0.foot ]ovcl'on quartz. having con-
siderable water from this source.
Weather IL nnc.
PANTHER. .-
Dee. 9th: Everything running vel
and machinery in .;0Od order.
> . -
BEAVER are plentiful, but very ahy
In Humboldt river, near Winncmuccn
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17

SILVER WAS quoted in London nj 5GH
pence yesterday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17

BEAVER are plentiful, but very shy,
In Humboldt river, near Winucmucca.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17

PANTHER,

Dee. 9th: Everything running wei
and machinery in .;0Ud order.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
GALL Az ALE. SIoosEIl,s,

.An liIr,, ci,,a.Jts.t.y x;S3:I,
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0oLr1 IYNTCIIEs ANp cnAIHs.
DIAMOND RINGS

~ -"----' - |--|T az Z . ~ n
DIAMOND RINGS. - .ls SEX
rIss ANb, sTUDs, @ir *:
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Ind examine his immense rsrlsiJ0f
Jo>Nelry JeTYslryttI

- 80 49,, i-egl-y' L = .stuil.
-NF.,.,- atti8t'f ~ = z i-S.iIt
= i con'l.tI" q, q u 4 :....!i
st .'f'-riT 2 i u ,-zi'1i.
t,DtEs"AND"o GENTS: II ~. I'll
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-17

Knowing Tic wants Of this community have
PAIL personal attention In selecting my cnurc
sinc!t Of go"ls with ca;e. AMI { low prices.
which cnnblrs mo ~ sell ut lower priers IL. II
ever bHiuIr IA thIa rIarkCL u - 4, IA. iXf
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Come One md All

And examine the beautiful display,noW on OF.
hiLilion especially for tho luiIdays.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-23
SMsembMrsisch
Yereinistc Staatem.
Die 3miautnte nfmnft III Ybiias
OelOhi0.

Die Suiammentunit Der Quremburser
in Ybilaoelpbia iinbet ant Z. uno 8. SUM,
Mittpo1 unb Oonnsritas mad Yfinsitsn,
itatt. Wir eriudeu aue bieienissu, bic ii9
betbeiIisen wolen, uns bies inbalo mGg>
lid bur9 cine Yoittarte wiilen III laiIen,
ban,it Serr 6ieiier BET Der auswabl Ses
9ocaIes einen WaBtab an Der Sanb bat.
Der Srt, no unS bic 3eit bes Cages, mann
bic Seriammluns itattinbst, werben am
s., 6. unb Z. Sum- in ben Qoealipaltsn Sss
YbilaSslpbia vSoItsblattss" pubIi;irt.
Die ,9uremburser @asstte" 1T mdbrenb
Der Oaueroer auSitelluns i'm 3situnsspas
piuon untsr 90. 1878 Su iinbsn unS fam
ieber;eit bort gratis seIeien wsroen.
Ratbi6lGse.
Gs ut isbr bduiis Der Saa, baB man ii9
an uns wenbet, ueSen 9eloern, Die man in
ter alien 9eimatb gu sieben bat unb bic
Don Serfeiserunsen in 6olse pom Gbeiuns
gen, Grbidaften u. /. no. berriibren. 9tun
iinb man9e 2eute Der Inii9t, baS bieie
@slbsr INNER fIiifis isisn unb su ieSsr
.Stll utSpyeW lUctptt tullItU. Olto III uutt
in ben meiiten 6daen nidt 10. Rur bann
iinb bic GapitaIien slei9 nod Der Ssritei.
seruns 81 besieben, penu es cine Der Be
6insunsen beS Ssrtaufss mar, baB baar
bssabIt weroen muBts. Dies 1T aber nur
cine iebr ieltene ausnabme. lin bobe Sreiis
fir bic abSuietenben Mobilisn unb Sitter
su erlan9en, 9ei9iebt Der Ssrfauf aui
Borg NIT firSeren ober Idnsersn 9abIunss:
terminen. grif mad Iblauf bieier Ger:
mine 1T baS erIOite @eIo faiiis unS Tam
nit Sntsreien erbobsn werben. Wia abe,
trotbem Semano in ben @snuB ieiner Gel
Der fommen, beuor bic Sermine abselau:
fen iinb, bann 1T es am 9elten man pet:
itanbise iid nit tem Notar, Der bic Yeritei'
seruns sebalter bat. Sn Den meiiten 6dl'
len miro berielbe ii9 sessn Yro,snte baSr
periteben. Dies 1T nm 10 msbr anSura:
tben, ais Der bisiise 3insfluB nabe boppel
10 bod 1T, ais Der ienieitise, oenn erbdl
man in europa 5 cber 9 YrOsent Snterel'