The Monitor-register., 1897-03-05
Saturday, the 27th day of March, '97


Between the hours of twelve and five O'Clock
In the afternoon, all the following described
Ice Cream, Ice and Milk plant, factory and
business, lately operated by the said Bruna
Ice Cream and Creamery Co, and also all
the ice gathered and stored in the ice houses,
which plant. factory and property is bound
ed and described as follows, to-wit
No. l-Three tracts or pieces of land, sitn-
ate in the township of Mannington, county
OF Salem and State of New Jersey, which
traC Is adjoin each other and comprise the
premises known as the Warrington Ice
Houses and Pond, and comprise about six
acres and a half of land together with the
right to flood the same for the purpose of
gathering ice; and are the same premises
conveyed to the said The Bruna Ice Cream
and ux, by deed dated August -, 1894, and
recorded in Salem County Clerks Office in
BOOK No. 70 of Deeds, folio 29S, sc. ON the
property are two large ice houses, in good
condition, each capable of holding one
thousand tons of ice and both filled to the
utmost capacity with excellent ice, gathered
the present winter, which ice will be sold
with the land and buildings. All-situate
about three miles from the city of Salem,
with good road leading thereto
NO 2-The unexpired term of lease run
ming to March 2 1899. on a large lot of land
| in the rear of the Friends Meeting House.
on East Broadway, city of Salem, N. j
Ihls lot has an entrance on Grant street,
nearly opposite the West Jersey & Seashore
haliroad station, and communicates with
the factory lot hereinafter described. On
th1s lot Is large, new ice house of capac
1ty OF one thousand tons. The ground rent
OF lne lou Is forty dollars year. This lot is
In the centre of the city and is very desir,i-
Die Tor man utacturing purposes.
NO. IA large triple ice house, situate in
Qu1nton township, Salem county, N. j. on
the keasbey farm, less than one mile from
the city OF Salem, with the right to cut ice
on the upper pond. The rent of this right
ana OF the land on which the house stands
IS one hundred dollars per year if the
houses can be filled, with a proportionate
reduct1on II less ice can be secured The
I capacity Of this house is about one Thousand
| Two hundred tons, and it is nearly fIled
with heavy ice, cut this winter which ice
Will be sold with the house.
| NO; 4-Large brick factory building, with
| metal roof, standing on land of Mary IN,
Grlscom, in the rear OF Nos. 1872 and l94 East
| broadway, city of Salem, N. j., and adioinS
| Ing the plant of The Salem Electric Iight
| Heat and Power Co. The land on which The
factory stands, with the barn, shedding.
| back office and the whole back part of tba
Grlscom lot, can be leased for a term of
| years Tor one hundred and twenty-five dol
lars per year. With the factory will be sold
all It's equipment of engine boiler, shafting
pulleys, plumbing, betting, sinks. watts, cold
| storage rooms, fixtures and appliances con,
neeted herewith. This factory is new and
| Is Dullt on the most approved plans, has
every convenience for the transaction of a
| large milk, cream, ice and ice cream busi-
ness; and the back office above referred TO
! belng within 100 feet of BROAD way. offers a
convenient place for retail sales The fne
| tory 1s right in the heart OF the city and
| accessible from all parts.