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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1915-03-06

e G., railroad and registered at the
Goldfield.
FRED J. SIEBERT of Tonopah is
in town for a few days and is reg
istered at the Goldfield.
SAM KUSCHNER of Los Angeles
is registered at the Goldfield. He
came in yesterday evening.
W. E. GROVER of Los Angeles
is a guest of the st. Nicholas, reg
is.ering yesterday evening.
F.. d. WILSON of Ogden register
ed at the Goldfield this morning,
coming in over the T. & G., rail-
road.
H. C. CUTLER of Reno registered
at the Goldfield this morning, COM
ing over from Tonopah yesterday
evening.
LEWIS COIN of Los Angeles was
among the arrivals in camp yester-
day evening. He is a guest of the
Goldfield.
H. NJ. OLMSTEAD of Salt Lake
registered at the Goldfield this
HUI HlHS, COIllIS III ONCl Ihc l. W.,
railroad.
GROVER w. BAKER of San Diego
is a visitor in camp. He came in
Yesterday evening and registered at
the Goldfield.
l.. V. CUMMINS of San Francisco
was among the arrivals on the norm
ing train from the coast. He is a
guest of the Goldfield.
H. j. BEADLE of San Francisco
was among the arrivals from the
coast on the morning train. He is
a guest of the Goldfield.
{. H. BRADFORD of Philadelphia
is a visitor in camp, arriving yester-
day morning over the T.. & G., rail-
road. He is a guest of the st. Mich
olas.
w. w. CLARK of Los Angeles was
among the arrivals in camp yester-
day on the evening train from the
coast. He is stopping at the Cola
field
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Personal Mention

P. A. SIMON of Nina is register
ed at the Goldfield. He came in
from that town this morning.
E. j. RAMSEY of Tonopah came
over from the silver camp this morn
ing and registering at the Goldield.
WIN. H. MCDANIEL of San Fran
cisco arrived from the coast this
morning and registered at the Gold
field.
GUS JOHNSON of Reno wa.
among the arrivals on them ornins
train. He is ag Gust of the st. Mich.
oias.
E. L. HURTON of Wilmington,
Del, is a guest of the Goldfield, ar
irving over the T. & G., railroad this
morning.
GURNEY GORDON of Reno is in
from the Riverside city for a visit of
several days. registering at the Gold
field this morning.
BERT NJ. SMITH of Reno is in
town on business. He arrived on the
morning train from the north and is
registered at the Goldfield.
CHARLES BOWAN of Reno was
aroong the visitors arriving in camp
on the morning train from the north
and is stopping at the Goldfield.
GEORGE WINGFIELD, president
of the Goldfield Consolidated Mines
company, came in from his home at
Reno this morning and registered at
the Goldfield.
LOUIS A. FRANKS of San Fran
cisco was among the arrivals from
the bay city this morning over the
T. and G., railroad. Hei S stopping
at the Goldfield.
\. F. GEGAN of San Francisco was
among the arrivals in camp this
morning over the T. & G., railroad.
He is registered at the Goldfield and
will be in camp several days.
TOM REA, a mining man of the
Mount Jackson district, is in town
FOR a brief visit. He drove in yes
terday and registered at the st
Nicholas.
SAM GODFREY of Fairbanks,
Alaska, left yesterday morning over
the T. and G. railroad for San Fran
cisco where he will remain a few
weeks preparatory to returning to
his home in Alaska. He was a wis.,
tor in camp for several weeks, look
ing after mining interests in the
Hornsilver district.
]. A. MCCARTHY of Tonopah reg
istered at the Goldfield yesterday.
H. E. MARSH of Rhyolite regis
tered at the Goldfield yesterday
evening.
H. B. COWDERY of Salt Lake is a
guest of the Goldfield, arriving this
morning over the T. & G.
j. w. WAINWRIGHT of Reno is
in town for a visit of a few days.
He came in this morning over the T.
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MISS SPRAGUE BECOMES
WIFE OF S. A. McCANDITSS

Surrounded by her relatives and
a few immediate friends, Miss
Blanche Sallie Sprague was married
to S. A. McCandless at 4 o'clock Fri
day afternoon at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S.
Sprague. The wedding was Il sim
pie home affair, as Mr.. AMI Mrs.
Sprague have just returned from an
extended absence. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Mr.. Tracy of
st Johns Episcopal church. The
couple left Immediately after the
ceremony for a short wedding trip.
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FIFTEEN INCHES OF SNOW

According to United States Wealth
er Observer Booth at the substation
of the Nevada-California Power
company. the total precipitation oil
snow amounted to fifteen inches
Due to the fact that early yesterday
the snow was more of a wet drizzle
the beautiful amounts to but -four
or five inches, and that only in the
outskirts of the camp. The main
streets, where the travel is the heav.
lest, resemble a sea of mud.
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LETTERS

The following is a list of unclaim-
ed letters remaining uncalled for in
the Goldfield pOstoffice up to and in
Guiding the week ending Feb. %.
When calling for the same please
say Advertised"
Anderson, Mr.. Geo.
Aller, Mr.. Geo. (2).
Barborj, Mr.. Louis, (2).
Bell, Mr.. Chas.
Baker, E. S.
Epps, Mr.. Frank l..
kincaid, Mrs. Charlotte.
Merila, Mr.. Jacob.
Marhardt, j. E. Co.
Metts, Mrs. Mrs. NJ. E.
Nully, Mr.. S. r.
Peterson. Mrs. w. r.
Reynolds, Mr.. John
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LIGHTWEIGHT
FORCED TO QUIT GAME

NEW YORK, March 3.-Joe
Shugrue of Jersey City, the light
weight boxer who recently posted a
$1,000 forfeit for the worlds light
weight championship, cancelled all
engagements yesterday because of
blindness in N eye and fear of los
ing the sight of the other. He was
carded to box Joe Mandot at New
Orleans on March %.
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THE GoLDFIELD NEWS N WEEKLY TRIBUNE
RESUME Of WEEKS OPERATIONS
in Mines OF COMSTOCK LODE

of ore were saved. The Kinkead
mill was run two shifts per day and
milled 156 tons of ore averaging
$6.47 per ton.
On the 1850 level of the Union
Consolidated north drift from 423-
foot point in the west crosscut was
extended 20 feet; total length 81
feet. 1t shows stringers of quartz
in the hanging and footwalls and a
six inch stringer in the face of low
assay value. The south drift oppo-
site the north drift was extended five
feet: total length 28 feet. The face
is in porphyry and quartz sampling
IS per ton with six to eight inches
of quartz on the hanging wall, sam
ping from $34.2S to $63.61 per
ton. The west crosscut was extend
ed four feet; total length SIS feet.
The face is in porphyry and string
ers of quartz.
The Mexican company on the 1900
level in the north drift near the
crosscut at the 123-foot point, took
out 80 tons sampling $40 per on,
and began putting In sill floor sets.
From the Wine in the north drift
near it's junction with the northeast
ping $1O.96 per ton.
The Yellow Jacket company has
been actively engaged in prospecting
the large body of quartz recently OPP
ened Oh the 1900 level, and north
drift No. 1 started 10 feet in the
east crosscut was advanced and par
TALLY timbered for % feet; total
length 2O2 feet and from the advance
2O3 cars of low grade ore were
saved. At stope No. 1, $50 cars of
low grade ore were saved from the
first, second and third floors. The
total ore saved for the week was S72
cars. At the surface 44O tons were
sent to the glory hole from the shaft
and sos tons placed in the mill bins.
Milling started in the west half
of the mill on Feb. 10. and one bar
OF bullion shipped to the smelter.
Repairs were continued to the
joint incline in the Belcher and the
north compartment has now been re-
opened for 70 feet below the 400
station. Work has been taken up
in south drift No. 2 on the 1900 lev
ell ard work done in north drift No.
| and in raise No. 1 on the 400
level. No work was done in Crown
Point territory.
Overman on the 1900 level ex-
tended the south drift from the east
crosscut 200 feet north of the south
boundary line to the 7O-foot point,
where work vas suspended. Near
the face of this drift a west crosscut
has been stared and Advanced ten
feet, all in quartz.
At the Confidence = Challenge =
Imperial shaft, the north drift from
the east crOsscut on the 200 level was
extended to the 35-foot point, with
the face in low grade quartz.
Favorable conditions continue on
the 1000 level of the Caledonia
where a north drift from the west
crosscut is being extended all in
quartz on the vein. Twelve feet
were made for the week; total
length of drift being 76 feet-Vir-
ginia Chronicle.
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FOUR ARE CONFIRMED
IN EXECUTIVE SESSION

WASHINGTON. d. c., March s.
in executive session late last night
the senate confirmed the nomination
of four of the five members of the
ing confirmation only from George
Ruhlee, a progressive, of New Hamp-
shire. The republicans vigorously
opposed Rublee and the debate on
his name was continued after the
the 0 hers had been approved.
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ITALY is

ROME, March 3.-Italy continues
her military preparations, having ia
ken up in parliament legislation for
increasing the army. The minister
of war announced that all classes arc
asking to enter the army. He paid q
tribute to the volunteers, declaring
that their example was an inspiration
to the public to meet the new needs
for the defense of the fatherland."
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ELLEN WILSON HOMES

WASHINGTON, D. c., March g.
The senate bill Incorporating the
Ellen Wilson Homes associa ion,
which proposes to build a block of
model houses to replace the slums
which Mrs. Wilson worked to elimi-
nate, was passed by the house yes
terday.
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TEMPERANCE BILL SIGNED

DENVER, Colo, March 3.-The
governor today signed the temper
ance bill. The measure provides
penalties for the enforcement of the
statewide prohibition constitutional
amendment, effective January l,
1916.
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PERHAPS

Madge: Would you marry a spend
thrift, my dear:
Marjorie: L, wouldn't be so bad
if he were just starting out on his
career.-AnSwerS.
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TABLES REVERSED

Mrs. Bacon, And when your nus
band gets angry, does he tear hls
hair?
Mrs. Egebert, Oh, no; he's afraid
to. It's not his you know.-fon-
kerS Statesman,
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0tnbreHer
@srnriudJten elm Sener in ocm
Ganoplaoen BON George Eetrofas.

Ginbreder beriirinfter geitern fura
Dor 5ageSanbrlid oltrd) ole Ibatiofe,
bnb Tie eineH brenneil0et Sfen nm.
.uurirm elm Sel,er in Dem Ganopgc'
iG1it bon George Betrofns, 9to. 3SO6
Gaiiern sIpeiuic. 9ie @iriden mad.
ten, ala iie ben 2aben biirditoberten,
rimen icIden S1rrb has Betrotas,
Der i'm oIpciten Stodtperf pobnt nnb
mi arnnfenbett ieiner Satin ipattc.
NIT einen 9iepoIper in Der $artb IN
Sei Saoen Lief.
SobaIb oie Ginbreder ieiner OH.
iidtig ipilroen, crgriffen iie nntiirli6
bic ,Sliidf imo riiicn IN Der eliiire.
gung ocn brennenoen Sfen unL 70
CAP Der 5iiBboocn in graf,b gerietb.
getrpfas lief nad,oen er ben 5Iie.
benocn mebrere aligeln nadneianbt
bate, Die ieSoh ibr Siel pcrfeblten.
iofort IN ieine g9pbrnlug Suriid ilno
brahtc uorerit feline tranfe @uttin III
tSitcrbeit, inSem CT JIG 5u ysa6barn
trltl.
sSnApiid)cn trai mid Die BON eincni
9iadbaru aIarlnirte Serieripebr ell,
Ser es geIaug bos sssuer binnen ipe.
nigcu @mnien 5u Ioiflc,l, ioeaB Der
iSdnocn unbeocutcuo 1T. 9ie geutc
Der einbredrr beitano in iieben GoI.
lars IN Boar, einigen Gd,ad,teIn
Gaaop uilb mebreren aiitcn Gigarren.
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slrmer senieI.

gluf isinen sis.nsn Dunr4 fpurbe
aeitsrn Elm armer SsufeI Ramens
Jrant Mineenmepsr ndd Dem glr-
beitsbaus geianbi. Winesnmsber mar
auf iein sigsnes @erlangsn bin um
Somitag albenb bonn poli5iftsn Wsns
bel per9aftet luorben unb eeit.rn tlags
te Der drme 1eufeI gii9tsr sypr fein
eeip. CT in Don 9eruf @Grtner, is=
bod i4on felt geraumer 3sit obne Be
idGftisuns. Die serinssn grIpars
niife, bic er su MAIDEN i'm Gtanbs sss
ipeisn, iinb aufsesebrt unb nun Bat
Ulineenmeper ben Rihttr, ibn auf
Idngers 3eit na6 bem arbtitstaus su
ienbsn, bamit sr Elm lad iibsr fsis
mem aopf unb etipas gu sHeu bat.
Seine Wunfd tpurpe ipilIfabrt unb
er luirb jebi $25 unb bic Rotten i'm
grbeitsbaus ab5uperbisnen bdben, To-
bab er fiir sitpa sipei Wsrnat, DerforOt
III.
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ceber3te 1rau
Gritidte Snrd) enersiides gorseten
Gin Ssmer i'm Seim.

Cine btherSts Srau 1T obne Jrdsc
Jrau auna Wsilier BON Ro. 1119
Waluut Strabs. bic geitsrn bur9 ihr
energii6es Uorae6en Elm Jeuer, ods
Isidt ernfts Dimeniioneu battle anHebs
men i5nnen unb bas i'm brittsn Siods
ipsr, b.s Soufes Ro. 1119 Walunt
Sirabe aussebrc1en mar, i'm asim
eritifte.
Jrau Waler, bic i'm sfpeii.H Stods
psri bss neutrality-suspicious. fuobut.
entrsdts geiterH 9ormittag eiuen
pensironteu 9ranbgeruh i'm 5reppens
tauIs nnb Gem @srud naheebeub ere
miit.lis fie, bnB Elm syeusr IN Der
Wobnuns Don g. o. Sdubsrt ausges
brptsn mar. Die 5amilie mar nidt
gu 6uuie unb bic Mobnunsstbiir uaf
iiirlid peridloFen. Rahbem Jrau
Ulillsr anbere 9eipobner bes Sunies
auf bag ssusr aufmertiam sema6l
unS bic 4lnrmirung Der fSeuertpebr
psranInbi bate. inahte lie ith, obne
auf bas gintrsffen Der 2oidmanns
fhafisn su tparten, fofort psrf6nIi6
nn's @eri bic 5lammeu Az betims
pfeu, Dlit einsm nit Waiier gefiills
len elmer iiits iis auf Der Jusrlsitsr
sis in bas brittle Stpdperf unb Bee
iGmpfts. inbem iie mailer in bic
Sdubsrfife WObnuns sob, bas
;yeuer. biz Die Geutrtpebr sur Stele
ipar unb bic Glammen adn5lid srs
iiidie. Der S8dben 1T nur unbebsus
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Die gterblidfeitsrate
@irS fir bieies Sabr 15.43 pro
tanienS Ginpobner betraseu.

Gie ialit1ren 3iitanbc gincinna,
it's ihio augenidpinlih i'll Dem ecaen.
ip1rtigen Sabre eiiritiger, oenn ie sii-
Dor. Gieicn Stmopuuft Dcrtritt nc.
nisitens Der itd6tiide 8eilmobeits.
tennltc Or. ssobn 8. Sanois oili
@rino Der SterbIihfeitsrnte, Die Dor.
Idliffg fir oieieS sssabr i'm e,eilulo.
beitSnmt ousaeredynet iporoen lit.
9iad, Oen porldufigen geredymIll.
gen, Gle blir9 Die Iesten beioen @o-
den oes sSabres feline neurenSuertbe
gerdr;bermg erfabrci oiirften. miro
Die SterbIidfeitsrate fir oieies Snbr
BITE niebrisite IN Der @eIdidte Der
Staot Harli@ 15.43 pro ie tauieno
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otne irsenSpelde proOotation anses
eriffsn unb esIdIasen iporben fei.
Gin anbersr 3euse erfldrte. bab elmer
Der Mngetlastsn a YaHanten tbGtlid
angeeriffen babe. Mbdms beaablte ben
sur" NIT $50 unb SaIl NIT $40.
- Die SeiIiee &rsus &omtbursi
Der ct. Sobannesritter bat folsenbe
geamten erfpdbIt: Geiltlider 8eras
tbsr: SDf. !. .. Better; &apitdn:
Sarrp 3. Meier; l. 2eutnant: Senrp
Waaner; 2. 2eutiiant: Scbn Murpbp;
prGI.: u. s. &obte; 1. @iSesprGi. /:
8er. !Seblins; 2. 9i5e prdi.: Sarrp
Winterbers; 8orr. Setretdr: Sobn
Wurpbp; Sinans Setr.: Ssrmann
Sizing; Shdbm.: u. ). &obte; 8ote:
Wm. Gatsbauer; SsreeantsatsMrms:
Urban BON Walhe; Sruiiees: s. s..
Willenbrint, 5rsb. Meisr, Sarrp g..
Meier, paul Dretps unb Ssnrp
Waener.
- Die @ertbeiluns Der @eib-
nddtssaben an arme &inber tpiro
am nddten Dpnneritag Radmittus
poreenommen iperben. Bios ainber
tpenieer als 12 Sabre alt Derben
Wetbnahtsgef6ente er9alisn. Der
Sauptquartier Der gToctation befinz
bet iih i'm ,Mapberrp 8ebdube", an
Der Mabifon gpeniie, ipp 0aben fir
bic ainber BIB Sreitas @benb entsez
gen genommen perben.
- Die 1ffentli6sn S6ulen in
Sapton unb Bellevue tperbsn am ions
member Jreitag sei6loilen uno am
8. Sanuar 1916 pteber gsSffnet iUere
ben.
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ztrense Gpariamfeit
Sat bas Sefisit Der stabt nm bi'
SdIfte Derrinsert.

Dos Defi3it in Der Sta6tiaiIs, p,Is
des bic neue aominiitration iibernebs
men mub, pirb iirb auf 800, 900 nnb
nidIt tpie Dor siniger 3eit befiirdtsf
iporbsn, auf 100000 bslaufsn.
Dieiss plrbt esiiern BON Gtabts
anbitor 2eimanu bsidnnt ssseben nit
Dem 9,mtrten, baB bisfe wsrrinseruns
in btm JsbIbttras sin5is unb alIsiu
Der auberorbsutliAen Spariamieit su
Dsrbanisn III, bersn iiH In ben ltsisn
Wionuisn Idmmtlids ftdbtifde Dtpars
tements bsfIsibist baben. s5n perfhiss
bsusn Departments bat man IIh
tbatiGdIia Obus ioopsbs gleuanfdats
funssu btboIfsn. nur um Das Tefi,it
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Rtine ppiipadett pcn unb
mad Deutf4lanb unb
Otttrreid : llnaarn.


Waf6inston, .. G., 20. Ds3.
Das pofs Department msIbsi, bdb ts
ipisberboIie, abtr erfolgloie 0srjuas
gsmad)t babe, ben podetpoitbisnif 5tpis
idxu ben Der. Glaaien unb Neutid)s
lamb unb OeitsrrsiG llnsarn tpisbsr
btr5uiisllsH. Der @srtebr bon ben
Der. Siaaten iibsr 5ollanb pnrbs ON
13. Nobember sinssitsllt unb Der BON
Deutfdlanb unb SeiisrrtiG mad ben
Der. Gtaatsn bereils % Gage friibsr.
Die poitDersinbdrunstn iiipuliren,
bab bi. 9erisnbuns auf Sdiffsn sss
ftsbsn ioa. ipsl6e pon einsm amsri.
tnnifdsn 5afsn birstt mad einent
bsutidsn obsr 5itsrrsi1iineu 6aftH
fabren unb umssiebrt. Dd bic niebtrs
ldnbiide Mssieruns iidb ipsistrte, bie
ppiipadete fiIr DtutGHlanb iinb
Oeiitrrsih iibsr Sollano 81 bsf6tbern,
70 ipanbtt iih bic omsriioHiiHe Dot
rerpaltuna an Shpsbn unb Ddnss
mart. Gdipsbsn Bat nod stine anti
mort eribtiIt. wSbrsnb DdntmaIf
oniiportets, bab iolhs Gsnbunsen an
Borb bdnilfsr Dnmpisr 5nr DurAIu-
dung bisisr 0awpfsr fihrtl lpilro1
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eokal.Derid)l
finiS.
Sie 9bilbarmuuiide 8eiellidaft fat
am aeitrieeH Gage su egiitireu
aufseb6rt.

Shlubbantstt, Bel tpeldem bas Der
etnspermDsen bsribeilt purbe, Der
einie eeiiern Die MiitsIieoer. -
3ipei langGbrige Mitglieber ipdren
burd aroutbeit am griheinsn bets
binbert. - Surge, iernige On
ipradeH fulsten bsm trffli4en
MtabIe. - Sm na6ftsn Sabre UNI
bic Weibnattsseit ipiro bic Safsls
runbe iib ipieber Osriammsln. -
go fpurbe auf @ntrag BON Serrn
Sobn appp befdIohen. - Gin
Gruppenbilb ala bleibeubes anbens
fen an ben ssitrigen abenb aufses
nommeH.
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pile in rduberifdxr abiiat ilb.rfdrIen
au boben. erbielt seitstn i'm GOuntpses
rtht feinen gSrOaeB ouf Montas, ~.
De5ember, perI9oben.
Sn Der gountp glsrts Sffie:
ipiirben seItern bic Sntorpcrdtionss
artitel bes sort 1bon,as 8ooiters
Glubs" btnterlest. Die Sntorporatoren
limb: 6. s. 9ieber, Sbeo. 8urd unb
Wm. +. @autemper. Der eripabnte
Stub bient iostaIen, semeinniiBisen
UNI pobltbdtigen 3tpeden.
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Die bsibsn iibriosn waitslisbsr, bic
6srren u. Sorit unb Charles Nib
lparen Ietbsr burh ardntbeit Derbins
bert an BEN senriitbliHen 8eifammens
fein tbeiISunsbmen unb ihnsn ipirb fcs
ippbl ibr Qlntbeil am WereinsperutDaen,
fcipie and bas geitern gbenb aiifgss
nommene @ruppenbilb suseitelt tpers
ben.
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.f5inis" tpurbe aeitern untsr bic
@eIdihte Der pbilbarmrniiden 8es
Isli6aft, Der GIteiten unb rubmreihs
fen Muiiterpsreinieung Der Stabt ges
fest unb oas geieIIise 8eiIdmmeniein
unb Jeitmabl, eeIeeentlid beien auf
eiHitimmigen 8eihlub Der Mitglieber
bic befinitips auflDiuns Der 8ersini,
suug erfplgts, erinnerisH unpintiirIi4
an bic berlibmte abidisbsfpmpbonie
Sanbn's.
Mie BEL Der QbI6iebsipmpbonis elm
Wiuiiter naa bem aHoern iein 2ifjt
auslOidt lno aus bem SrteTtet pers
| ibpinbet, 10 l0ite iib auf bic 2afsls
runbe, Die iib geitern bersits amHahs
mittag in ben obsren RGumlidheiten
bes GtabIiTements bon gDeber uno
araub ibsr'm Rbeiu sinsefunbsn
hattie, gesen qbenb nod uno mad auf.
Sober, Der fein SpriidI.in seiast uno
Der aIten trauien @ereiniauns sinsn
bsr3li6eu Ra9ruf sepibmst batts. per>
f6manb, aber fir bieIss 8erfhipinoen
laeen 5tptnsenbe @riinbs Dor, ba bic
Serrsn ausnabmsIps am abenb berufe
lid tbGtis iein mubten unb babsr,
mas lie b0hit unaern tbdten aus BEN
gemiiiblihen &reiIe Theiben mubteu.
Hur nod Elm gang tl.ines 5duflein
hislt nader nit bsm bstpdbrtsn prds
iibenten Serrn Sobn Sofsr aus unb
trant nod einen itilen Stoppen 3iim
4nbentsn on bic nunmehr Der Der.
aangen6eit augeb0renbe pbilbarmonis
f6s gefeGi6aft.
Sbf9on als iol6e bic GsieLihaft
al eriiiiren oufseb0rt bat, obI6on bic
aafe pertbsiIt III unb bic gsamtsn
ibre Gsmter nit bem seItrieeu 9l6snb
nieberesleet bnben, 70 tpirb Der ges
miithlite areis, Der seiisrn bonn Geiit
edit beutf6er @emiitblihteit gstragene
Stunbsn perlsbt bate, iid iiber's Jabr
ipisoer sufammenfinbsn, I'm fpieberum
bon ben guteH alten 3eiten,
bon Der @sTelistsii, bic in Der
pbiIbdrmoniI6tn @sitnf6aft lire
pflanSftdtte bate, su plaubern. Diefe
3ufammsnfunft tpirb lin bic Weibs
naGtsaeit tcmmenoen Sa1reit itattfius
ben II. Der Observation-Disclosures pur:
be auf Qniros pon Serrn ). aopp ges
fabt, Der gu ben dltefien unb bspdbrs
teften Mitslisbern Der pbilbarmoni@
idsn 9efellf6aft seborte. Der er fi4
Elm Sabr nod ihrer @riinbung, i'm
Sabre 1853 anidIoB.
Gin bleibenbes glnbenten psrbsn bic
@dfie Der aeitrigsn 5afelrunb. ioipie
aud bic beibsn Wtitslisber, bic Dnrd
arantbeit perbinbsrt iparen, btr
S9lubFeisr bei3iripobnen, in Ges
itolt zines @ruppsnbiIbes srbulten,
bas i'm 9erlauf bes gbenbs gencms
men purbe unb allen 5beilnebs
mern binnsn tpenissn 1ossn auseiteat
iperben ipirb.
Dem 8antett, peIdgs ben befinitis
ben 2lbf6l,lb ber pbilbormonif4eu
@elenfdoft bilbete, gins Elm sfpanslos
fss geifammsnleiu porauf, bas btreits
am friiben Ra4miitug kganu unb ben