The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-01-26
BANKRUPTCY TRUSTEES PUBLIC
- SALE OF VALUABLE PERSONAL
PROPERTY AT "CATOCTIN FUR
NACE'', FREDERICK UNITY,
MARYLAND

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MARYLAND.
BY virtue of the authority contained in
the Order of the United States District
Court, for the district of Maryland, in
Bankruptcy, dated November Sth in the
year 1905, and the further order of said
Court dated December 18th, 1905, in the
cause being Frank POrtner ct al, VS.. The
Blue Mountain Iron and Steel Company of
Baltimore City, a corporation, No. 1923
Bankrupt Docket p in Bankruptcy, in
SAID Court, the undersigned Trustees in
Bankruptcy, in said cause, will offer at
public sale, on the premises, being on the
property of said Company. at Catoctin Fur
mace, about ) miles south from Thurmont,
on the w. NJ. k. r., and 10 miles north
from Frederick, in Frederick County,
Maryland. on
MONDAY FEBRUARY 10Th, 1906,
at the hour of o'clock. p. NJ. all the per
sOnal property now in the possession of
said Bankruptcy Trustees, and consisting
of the following articles: About / 900
feet of yellow pine siding and flooring. 700
fire brick, new elevator for washer with
geer wheels. 1900 cypress shingles, J ton
fire clay about 20 tons Of scrap iron 1000
feet oak lumber, bar iron, bar steel, h. p.
upright engine wire screens. work benches,
patterns, iron trucks. platform scales, fur
mace bell and fixtures, 10 ore and stone
buggies, 10 coke buggies. 300 tons iron ore,
100 perchcS lime stone. steel drills. chains,
water breast for furnace. pin0n wheel,
sledge, forks, cinder breasts. boiler pipe
pump, II end dump cars, Office desks, q
] ~ tbpt, rollir,,r I.,I,
laboratory outfit large and complete lot of
blacksmith tools. anvils, melting ladies',
hammers. vices bellows, drills. wagon
scales, saws, corn barrels truss hoops, cart
gears, oil tanks Dbl. cylinder oil paint,
oil barrels, grease, black oil, sulphuric
acid, 3 mules, Brides collars. breechbands,
horse gears of various kinds, four horse
wagon, carts, iron safe, 3 show cases,
counter, scales, tank, platform scales, 2
clocks lamps, letter file letter press, re-
volying chairs, coal stoves table, 10 blank
cts, l standard pyrometer, betting, IL
single bedsteads, lot house logs, 1000 rail-
| road cross ties, steam pump.
l BARNHART IMPROVED STYLE "a"
II YDS., STEAM SHOVEL
with latest Improvements. made by Marion
Steam Shovel Co., , dinkey locomotive
| engines, II side dump cars, iorges, picks,
shoves.
ORE GIG, AND WASHER COM
PLETE,
made by McLanahan Stone Machine Com
pany, and many other articles too numer-
Gus to mention.
Terms of sale on all sums of $50 and
under, cash:-On all sums ovor $50 the
purchaser may give promissory note, with
an approved surety to satisfaction of Trus-
tees for six months and bearing interest
from day of sale; or all cash at option of
purchaser.
L. B. KEENE CLAGGET,
100 Z. Lexington Street,
Baltimore, Maryland.
JACOB ROHRBACK,
Frederick, Maryland.
CHARLES C. WATERS,
Frederick, Maryland.
Trustees in Bankruptcy.
c. ANDRADE, JR.,
Whitehall Bldg,
II Battery Place, New York.
y. hEMP BAkILEIl,
100 E. Lexington Street,
Baltimore, Maryland.
jan. 12-6t Attorneys for Trustees.
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: AMI pathways.
This went on for a number Of
years, when wideawake contractor
got to know of it, He generously Of
fered to remove the ashes from the
fire holes and to give the govern
ment the sum of IS. 4d a ton for
them into the bargain.
| After this arrangement had been
going on for some time it was dis
| covered that the contractor was SELL
ing the refuse at sc a ton. Then the
ordinance officials took the matter
into their own hands and issued
proper tender forms for them.
Then the firm which had used to
paying IS. Adj ton offered G5 to a6
a ton, while eventually as much as
II &7 Is Cd. per ton was offered for
II the waste ashes. This means a reve-
| nue. of 100000 a year, which hith-
! erto had been thrown into the ash
pit, Actually, it is estimated that
| quarter of a million pounds has been
wasted by the military officials who
| thoughtlessly threw the refuse away
| A sum of $4,000 was found in the
J. mud at Liverpool short time ago.
II This was in the mud behind the
H landing stage water. where a cash
box was found containing a number
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securities. Weekly.
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> mo man is fonder of tobacco than
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