The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-01-02

when the asbestos department. :.
emily in operation both the Putnan
incorporating engine and Westlng
house engine are fitted to run con
densing. 4on
One Erie direct connected 100
light 230-yolt generator.
| PAPER MILL WATER SUPPLY
| 2. Steam water pumps of I'm
/ gallons capacity per minute and one
Gould direct connected 230-Volt wa,
] ter pump, with a capacity OF 70.
/, i. Extra large air compressor.
BOILER ROOM
3. Boiler feed pumps capable OF
supplying water to a battery OF
three -375- horsepower Gary water
tube boilers. Boiler house contains
a lot of miscellaneous pipe, valves yaI'ie J
fittings, also scales for the weighing
of coal Draft gauges c o. recoIu-
ers; also water meter between Doller
and pumps and boilers for measur-
ing flow of water passing to boilers.
STILLS
Six (6l asphalt stills fitted COM
plets and ready to operate, IL feet
long and u inches in diameter, and
also fitted with steam jacketed MT
tings; asphalt pumps and q COM
pete roofing laboratory outfit.
Six (6) 1000 gallon capacity as
phalt storage tanks.
RAGROOM-
The ragrooIn contains two Taylor
styles No. IL giant cutters with cut
ting capacity of two tons of rags
per hour, fitted with motor drive OF
suitable power to operate both cut
The rag cutting room is separate
from the main buildings and. rags
are conveyed to the beaten room by
belt conVeyor, distance OF rags
from main building possibly so feet.
PRINTING PLANT
Printing department contains enc
large M0llpp nrinfinR two
small presses, miscellaneous lot or
type and type cases.
NOVELTY DEPARTMENT.
Six 90 lilo Singer power driven
sewing machines complete with Ia
bles suitable for making buggy and
automobile tops, heavy canvas and
light leather. and asbestos tabletop
protectors.
Two (2) standard Arnold ma
chimes complete with tables for
edging underwear, asbestos doilies,
etc.
One ~ Standard machine for
regular work.
One ~ tin crimpfng machine for
crimpfng tin for asbestos stove mats.
Five to- power presses for press
ing asbestos stove mats and gaskets.
one ~ tin cutter and one % gig
saw.
New Office building, all fitted up
for executive and sales Offices Also
general offices all fitted with suitable
. concrete and steel construction and
about 300 feet over all. er-
POWER HOUSE Operating Equipment
One % Ridgway rateau steam
turbine, running at a speed of $500
revolutions per minute, direct cur
rent, 230 volts, complete with switch
board and Instruments Runs con-
densing. 500 K: w.
One One ~ grow2ell variable speed
paper machine. The rest Of the
plant Is operated entirely by the
500 Z. w. Ridgway rateau steam
CARDING MACHINE
TT This ;. machine aac vas purchased as
never set up or in operation.
One ~ concrete mixer.
One q 31a-ton Atterbury truck.
One ID 1-ton auto car
One % Ford coupe.
"A never failing stream of water
the Upper Patapsco Falls, with
flow of triple the water required for
the operating OF plant of this size.
This property is situated "a miles
from the city of Baltimore and IS
miles from the harbor of Baltimore,
along the main line of the Western
Maryland Railway, and on the d.
rect line of the Western MARYLAND
to Pittsburgh and the West.
Labor conditions are satisfactory
under normal conditions.
Together with the trademarks, incIud
Ing BramcO Bramkote Pathfinder and
% 6otIlo Medal brands of roofing and the
ana supplies on hand at the date of sale
sucn as ASal1te, aluminium SuIphate car
TONS clay, corrugated board, foundry fac
lngs, asbestos fiber, lime, red oxide stove
mat rings, glue, soda starch, thread, tin.
whiting, Jute waste, waste paper, mill
wraps WRAPS, n ad tar, cement, crystalline
4lnsee9 OIL mica, muslin, nails. naphtha
coal oil, banding paper, kraft paper, metal
ends rosln, sand, tale, bolts, screws, belt
All of the foregoing property will be
offered as whole but the receivers re-
serve the right in their discretion to re-
i ite All elus ana also to offer the various
land and improvements separately. In
the event of sale as an entirety a cash
deposit OF $4,000 will be required on ac-
count OF the purchase price, and the bal
ance, all cash, on ratification of the sale
OF AZ tne option of the purchaser one-tnird
cash 1.-THE aforesaid deposit of $4,000 to
apply on account of same), and the bal,
ance in six and twelve months provided
aeIerred payments be secured to the SAT-
i ndaGnn4 Of the receivers. All deferred
payments TO bear interest at per cent
per annum from date of sale.
II the various items are sold separately.
! me terms of sale as to the items of ma
ch1nery and equipment will be all cash at
the tlme OF acceptance of bids, and in that
event the machinery and equipment must
De removed by the purchasers from their
days from the date of sale, and damage
10 the property caused by the removal
replaced at the cost of the purchasers
In the event of such separate sale, the
purchaser of the aforesaid land and i'm.
provements will be required to make .
deposit of $4,000 and the balance. ali
cash, on ratification of sale, or, at the on
ton of the purchaser, one third cash (the
Aforesaid deposit of $4,000 to apply on
account OF the same, and the balance in
SIX and twelve months, provided deferred
payments be secured to the satisfaction nj
the receivers. All deferred payments r.
pear interest at per cent Der annum
from date of sale.
The various items will be set forth in
greater detail in the catalogue of the auc.
tloneers, to be distributed on the date NJ
sale: Those desiring earlier knowiedef
the receivers. VI
All taxes and other public dues an6
charges. If any, to be adjusted to- the dat
of transfer. ooet
JOSEPH N. ULMAN
1419 Fidelity Bldg.
Baltimore, Md
c. JOHN BEEUWKES.
626 Equita Bile Bldg,
Baltimore Md