The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-03-05

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tagging and pipe covering Also l
PaiXer for manufacturing Fetorf and
furnace cement
POWER PLANT.
One 375-K. w. AIMS Chalmers gen
orator. direct connected to Putnam
reciprocating engine. This unit is
now being used as an auxiliary. Com
plete with switchboard, instruments
and Rheostat.
One Westinghouse Marine type $50
+. w. reeiprocatIng engine. This
unit is used as an auxiliary, and
when the asbestos department is
only in operation both the Putnam
reciprocating engine and Westing-
house engine are fitted to run CON
densing.
One Erie direct connected 1O0-light
230-volt generator.
PAPER MILL WATER SUPPLY
Steam water pumps of 1900 gall
Ions capacity per minute and one
Gould direct connected 23O-volt water
pump, with capacity of $50 gall
Ions per minute.
/ Extra large air compressor
BOILER ROOM
3. Boiler feed pumps capable of
supplying water to a battery of three
3T5- horsepower Gary water cube
boilers. Boiler house contains a lot
of miscellaneous pipe, valves. fit
tings, also scales for the weighing
of coal. Draft gauges c OF record
erS; also water meter between boil
er and pumps and boilers for meas
uriag low of water passing to boil
ers.
STILLS
Six (6) asphalt stills fitted com
plete and ready TO operate, 16 feet
long and 70 inches in diameter, and
also fitted with steam jacketed fit
tings, asphalt pumps and com
plete roofing laboratory outfit.
Six (6) 1000 gallon capacity as
phalt storage tanks.
RAGRooM-
The ragroom 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
tiers in tandem.
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 one
large Mehlee printing press, two
small presses, miscellaneous lot of
type and type cases.
NOVELTY DEPARTMENT
six 90 lilo Singer power driven
sewing machines complete with
tables suitable for making buggy
and automobile tops, heavy canvas
and light leather, and asbestos table,
top protectors.
Two ~ standard Arnold machines
complete with tables for edging un-
derwear, asbestor doilies etc.
One a. Standard machine for reg
ular work.
One a. tin crimping machine for
crimping tin for asbestos stove mats
Five (5) power presses for press
ing asbestos stove mat and gaskets.
One ~ tin cutter and one ~ gig
New office building, all fitted up
for executive and sales offices. Also
general Offices all fitted with suitable
Office furniture. Buildings are of
concrete and steel construction and
about 900 feet over all.
POWER HOUSE Operating Equipment)
One "a Ridgway rateau steam tur-
bine, running at speed of 25UO rev.
olutions per minute direct current,
230 volts, complete with switchboard
and Instruments Runs condensing
500 X. w.
one ID BrownelI variable speed
engine operates the No. L asbestos
paper machine. The rest of the
plant is operated entirely by the
500 K. W. Ridgway rateau steam
turbine
CARDING MACHINE
This machine was purchased as
part of the noyeIry plant and was
never set up or in operation.
One ~ concrete mixer.
One ~ 353 ton Atterbury truck.
One a. 1-ton auto car.
One a. Ford coupe
never falling stream of water
the Upper Patapsco Falls, with a
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 ~
miles from the harbor of Baltimore,
along the main line of the Western
Maryland Railway, and on the direct
line of the Western Maryland to
Pittsburgh and the West
Labor conditions are satisfactory
under normal conditions.
Together with the trademark, including
Bramco Bramkote, Pathfinder and Gold
Medal brands of roofing and the house
organ Rhino, and all raw materials and
supplies on hand at the date of sale, such
as Agalite, aluminium sulphate, cartons,
clay, corrugated board, foundry facings,
asbestos fiber, lime, red oxide, stove mat
rings glue, soda starch, thread, tin, whit
ing, jute waste, waste paper, mill wraps,
hux, tar cement, crystalline carbonate red
and green granuleS, Gilsomite, Hnseed oil,
mica, muslin, nails, naptha, coal oil, band
ing paper, kraft paper, metal ends, rosin,
sand, tale, bolts, screws, betting, etc.
TERMS AND MANNER OF SALE.
All of the foregoing property, except
the aforesaid raw materials and supplies
which may be on hand at the date of sale,
will first be offered as a whole; but tine
Receivers reserve the right in their dis
erection to reserve all bids and also to of
fer the various items OF machinery, plant,
equipment, land and improvements sepa-
rately. In the event or sale as an en-
tirety a cash deposit of $4,000 will be
required on account of the purchase price,
and the balance all cash, on ratification of
the sale, or at the option of the purchas-
er, one-third cash (the aforesaid deposit
of $4,000 TO apply on account of same),
and the balance in six or twelve months,
provided deferred payments be secured to
the satisfaction of the Receivers. All de-
ferred payments to bear interest at six
per cent per annum from date of SALE
If the various items above mentioned are
sold separately, the terms OF sale as to
the items of machinery and equipment will
be all cash at the time Of acceptance of
bids. and in that event the machinery and
equipment must be removed by the pur-
chasers from their present location in the
plant within 30 days from the date of SALE
and damage to the property caused by the
removal replaced at the cost of the pur-
chasers.
In the event Of such separate sale, the
purchaser of the aforesaid land and i'm
provements will be required to make de-
post of $4,000. and the balance, all cash,
on ratification Of sale, or, at the option of