Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-10-28
sHER1FF,s SALE AS TRUSTEE.

Whereas, Louis Miller, and Salena A.
Miller, his wife, by their certain deed of
trust, dated the sd day of March, 1908, 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 IIS, did
convey to VIM. r. Edgar, Jr., trustee, the
following described real estate and personal
property, situate, lying and being in the
County of Iron and State of Missouri, to wit:
All Of lot or parcel of land lying in sec
ton FIVE in Township thirty three, north, of
Range four east, described as follows: Be-
ginning at point in the center of Stout's
Creek where the south line OF Lot /, Block
GA" Harris Addition to the Town of Ar
cadia, crosses said creek; thence east 3eo
feet; thence north 244 feet; thence west to
center of said creek; thence up center OF
said creek to point of beginning the
factory building thereon located, and with
all the following described machinery in said
building, to wit: one I4-horse power hor
izonta engine, with one 3o-horse power
horizontal boiler, complete with boiler, feed
er and smokestack; one standard De Lavel
separator, capacity $500 lbs per hour; one
3oo-gallon receiving vat convenient for
handling milk or cream, lined, with bottom
and sides Coakley charcoal tin, with self
draining channel bottom; one butter printer
and table; one 24o-pound dairy scale, with
butter sailing attachment; one 4X6 Morse
steam pump, with deep well cylinder; one
galvanized tank, 2x2x6, with coil for cooling
water for cream; one vat strainer for cream;
one cream conductor; 2 butter ladies'; one
butter packer; one Office desk with drawer
attachments; one chair; one I-gallon dip
per; one heavy iron-clad milk pail; two
floating thermometers; one butter-trier; one
cream rake; one rubber mop; six scrub
brushes; one patent flue-cleaner; one steam
washing and cleansing tank, with water and
steam connection; one combined wrench
one churn straner; one doz. monthly cream
sheets; doz. h-pt. tin top sample jars;
all unions, tees, couplings, elbows, plugs,
reducers, bushings and nipples necessary
for the complete piping Of said factory; all
water, steam and radiating pipes; all globe
and check valves; all shafting, pulleys and
betting required in operating the machinery
Of said factory; all adjustable shaft hangers
and collars; one sanitary rotary pump; one
common rotary pump for elevating butter
milk; also, one "a bottle Babcock turbine
milk tester and one noiseless water heater;
also one ice making plant, consisting Of
self lubricating compressor Of sufficient ca
pacity to make 3 tons Of ice every "a hours;
one atmospheric condenser and tank; one
3oo-lb. 3o-inch vacuum gauge for con-
denser side; one I2o-lb. 3o-inch vacuum
gauge for expansion side; one large ice
making brine tank, I2xr2 feet, with expan
sion coils, bridging and covers complete;
one brass lined brine pump, 5A by 5H by S
inches; 90 2oo-lb. ice cans; one oil sepa-
rator for condenser; one oil skinner; one
steam condenser and tank for condensing
exhaust steam for the engine; one reboiler
for reboiling any water used in ice making;
one water cooler; one filter; one storage tank
for sweet water; one automatic can-hller;
one can truck, with hoist; two pipe line
brine thermometers; one salometer; one can
of ammonia zero test oil; all ammonia pipes
belonging to said plant; all other pipesi
valves, unions, tees, couplings, elbows, plugs
and reducers, bushings and nipples, for the
entire piping Of said ice making plant.
Which conveyance was made in trust to
secure the payment Of one certain promisso-
| nv note described therein;