The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-14
LEGAL NOTICES

Default having been made in the pay ment of the bonded indebtedness of the Ashby Brick company, private cor poration, secured by a deed of trust ex- ecuted by said Ashby Brick company to the undersigned American Trust and Savings bank, corporation, as trustee, on the 9oth day of March, A. D. 1904, which said deed of trust is recorded in the probate office at Centreville, In Bibb county, Alabama, in book ', on pages S79- 3S4, said deed of trust conveying to the undersigned trustee the real and personal property hereinafter described, and the undersigned trustee having been author ised, in writing, by the holders of a ma jority in value of the unpaid bonds ex- ecuted by said Ashby Brick company, evidencing the indebtedness secured by said deed of trust, to sell the property described in said deed of trust and to foreclose the same, said trustee will, un- der the power contained in said deed of trust, on Monday, the End day of April 1917, during the legal hours of sale. sell, at public outcry, to the highest and best bidder for cash. in front of the court house door of Jefferson county, Alabama, on the Third avenue side of said court house, the following described real aud personal property, to-wit:
 MACHINERY EQUIPMENT EFT
 CETERA.
 10o-horsepower stationary engine. 1 12o-horsepower Wells & Struthers tubular stationary boiler.
 Arnold-C -Creager Success soft mud brick machine, 5000 daily capacity. No. Potts disintegrator.
 1 s-foot granulator made by Wallace Manufacturing company.
 40x60-foot machine and powerhouse building, covered with corrugated iron roofing. The above machinery and pow arI,n oil at anI xxrith r1a sary pulleys, belting, hangers, piping, tanks, connections, etc.
 Automatic sanding machine for sand ing inolds.
 l Revolving dump table for receiving brick from molds.
 20 Off bearing and palletrack cars. Transfer cars.
 1 Friction drum and hoist fitted with wire cable.
 2 Conveying dump clay cars.
 Western Wheelers.
 Way dumps.
 Yard tram clay cars.
 20 Machine-brick molds.
 Picks, shovels, pipe-dies, screw-plates, sand and clay screens, and other small fixtures
 1 De Loach cutoff and rip-saw.
 Surface blaming machine for making pallet boards.
 100 M. feet board and framing lumber for open-air drying pallet system.
 1 40-horsepower stationary engine.
 4o-horsepower tubular boiler.
 1 35-horsepower Atlas engine.
 l 40-horsepower Atlas tubular boiler
 30,000-popnd wet pan, built by Co, Bucyrus, O., and equipped with all necessary belting. connections. fix lures, hangers, pulleys. etc.
 Tank and reservoir with line of syphon pipe to water supply 200 yards distant.
 1 Fuel dryer, with 12-foot walls. 45x 1855 feet, with 60-foot brick stack in the center. covered with heavy corru- gated iron roofing and with firing eyes and coal pits at both ends.
 Dump tables for mud
 150 Hand molds.
 20 Wheelbarrows.
 3 Two-wheel rack off-bearing trucks.
 Cornell hand represses.
 rack sheds, 6x150 feet.
 Wagons
 6 Mules.
 Blacksmith shop and equipment.
 Three-room houses for employees.
 l Five-room house for superinten- dent
 l Two-room house.
 i One-room house.
 All the above houses have brick chimneys and ceiled rooms.
 ] Storehouse and fixtures, 4ox40 feet.
 1 Warehouse, 16xs0 feet. with double floor and on brick pillars.
 300 Yards of one and one-half inch iron pipe.
 250 Feet one-inch iron pipe.
 No. Niagara hand pumps.
 Round down-draught burning lSilns of 75,000 daily capacity.
 All of the property aforesaid being owned by and in possession of the Ashby Brick Co. and situated on or near the property hereinafter de- scribed and used in connection there with.
 REAL ESTATE.
 Two hundred and fifty acres, more or less, Of real estate, containing 50 acres of fireclay land, to-wit:
 East 1s of N F A, section 36. town ship 24, range II cast; except one lot containing one acre in the s w corner of s F l4 of the N F A. Tying on the west side of the Southern railroad. ard about two acres on the east side of the Southern railroad. in said quarter section belonging to the lot on which J. G. Oakley's residence Is now situated and bounded on the west by the Southern railroad and on the north and east by the public road. and on the south by the southern boundary line of the above 70 acres.
 s SE X of s F x. section 3s. town ship 24, range II east.
 S w A of N W N. section s1. town- ship 24, range 12 east.
 N F A of s w F, section 31, town ship 24, range 12 east.
 S w F of s E N. section s1, town ship 24, range 12 east.
 Except four acres in the s W corner of said 40 belonging to A. J. Day.
 All that part of the N E k of s p N, section s6, township 24, range II east. lying on the west side of the South ern railroad, except three acres in the N W corner, which has heretofore been sold off in lots The above de- acres, more or less.