Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-11-21
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Signature os NN1zM
Sheriff's Sale as Trustee.

IL h"IS AD - oUSS1
Whereas, the Arcadia Valley Creamery &
Ice Company, a corporation, by Louis
Miller, President of SAID corpora
ton, by its certain deed of trust, dated
the 18th day of November, 1905, and duly
recorded in the office of the Recorder of
Deeds for the County of Iron, and State of
Missouri, in Book 81, at page 254, did con-
vey to Mann Ringo, trustee, the follow
ing described real estate, situate, lying and
being in the county of Iron and State of Mis-
souri,, to-Wit:
All of a lot or parcel of land lying in sec
ton 5, in township 80, north, of range four
east, described as follows: Beginning at a
point in the center of Stout's Creek, where
the south line of Lot I, Block A, Harris
Addition to the Town of Arcadia. crosses
said Creek-thence east 800 feet, thence
north 244 feet, thence west to center of said
Creek, thence up center of said Creek to
point of beginning, with the factory building
thereon located, and with all the following
described machinery in said building, to
wit: I4-horse power horizontal engine,
with I 3o-horse power horizontal boiler,
complete with boiler, feeder and smoke
stack; I standard DeLaval Separator, ca
pacity, a5oo pounds per hour; / 4oo-gallon
Boyd Cream Ripener; 1 3oo-gallon %receiv-
ing vat, convenient for handling milk or
cream, lined with bottom and sides Coakley
Charcoal Tin with self-draining channel
bottom; l 3oo-gallop combined churn and
b~utter-worker; butter printer and table;
l I2-barrel buttermilk tank; l 6oo-pound
horizontal 2-beam milk scale; I 4o-pallon
channel bottom weigh can, with 3-inch per-
lection gate; / d pound dairy scale, with
butter sailing attachment; 4x6 Morse
Steam Pump, with deep-well cylinder; I gal
vanlzed tank, 2x2x6, with coil for cooling
water for cream; 1 vat ~strainer for cream:
/ cream conductor; 2 butter ladies'; I butter
packer; I Office desk, with drawer attach
ments; chair; I-gallon dipper; l heavy
iron-clad milk pail; ? floating thermometers:
I butter-trier; / cream-rake; rubber
mop; 6 scrub brushes; 1 patent 1ue-clean-
err; I steam Washing and-cleansing tank,
with water and steam connection; l COM
bined wrench; / churn s%trainer; 1 dozen
monthly cream sheets; 2 dozen one-half
pint tin-top sample lars; all unions, tees,
couplings, elbows, plugs, reducers, bushings
and nipples necessary for the complete pip
ing of said factory; all water, steam and RAJ
dating pipes; all blobe and check valves;
| all shaftinp, pulleys and betting required in
operating the machinery of said factory: all
adjustable shaft hangers and collars: / SAN
itary rotary pump; l common rotary pump.
for elevating buttermilk; also, I 2A-bottle
Babcock Turbine Milk tester and I noiseless
water-beater; also, I ice-mak1ng plant.
consisting of self lubricatine compressor Of
sufficient caDacitv TO make 4 tons of ice everv
"a hours; 1 atmospheric condenser and tank;
3oo-pound x 3o-inch vacuum gauge for
condenser side; I I2o-pound X 2o-inch vac
uum gauge for expansion side; / large ice
making brine tank, I2x12 feet, with expan-
sion coils, bridging and covers complete;
brass-lined brine pump, ( I-4x3 I-2xs
inches; sixty 2oo-pound ice cans; / oil sep
arator for condenser; L oil skinner;
steam condenser and tank for condensine
exhaust steam for the engine; I re-boiler for
re-boiling any water used in ice-making; I
walet coolet' ! nteri l storage tank ior
swe1l wate,' ! aulonla'G can nlleii l can
uueh WIN holsl' : pipe ihe prime 'hefmom-
esen, Sa.u ~ Il ! can ol MINOR zero
eest on, al ammohla pipes oeionging 10
saiu pant al oller pipes, waves, UNIONS
MI ~ roup 1mgg e,Iows, plugs, anu ieuucers,
ousninss aIu hiPPies LOT lhe entlre piping OF
~. VII ns plant
800 H. D "as inaue IN uus. 10
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