Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-13
MAYER SHELTER FORECLOSED TO
 HERMAN WAGNER
Properties of Great Western and Mayer Shelters Corps. Deeded to Mayer Mining Man, Follow ing Auction Last Year

With the filing in the office of the county recorder here yesterday by Alex L. Jones, United States com missioner, of a special masters deed of foreclosure, the properties of the Great Western Shelters and the Mayer Shelters corporations at Mayer passed officially into the hands of Herman A. Wagner of the Grey Eagle reduction plant at Mayer. The properties are valued at over S10G, ,000.
 The properties have been deeded to Wagner following a public auction conducted here November IS, 1920. Sale was made to John Borg, who paid the sum of $500 in cash as pay ment for costs, fees and expenses in an action in the district court in which judgment was rendered against the two defendant corporations and in favor of the Equitable Trust Go. of New York, plaintiff. Borg then proceeded to assign the certificate of sale to Wagner, directing Alex Jones as special master to execute deed to Wagner. The required six months have elapsed and no re- demption has been made of the smell ter and its equipment.
 Judgment in the action between the Equitable Trust Go. and the two Mayer corporations was rendered in the United States district court here September Is, 1920, the mortgaged premises, all and singular, to be sold at public auction The $500 to cover costs, and fees of the action, the balance of the purchase price to be paid in cash or partly in cash and by turning in to be paid and cancelled and have payment credited thereon per cent mortgage gold bonds oi the Mayer Smelter corporation.
 The property involved in the trans action consists of four parcels of land in the Big Bug mining district, with buildings and improvements, and IS described as follows:
 The "Smelter" placer claim; the Pasture" lode mining claim; the Bunker Hill lode mining claim, and the Homestead" placer claim, witt all improvements, including all smel ters, coal and coke pockets, boilers machinery tools, livestock, wagons and personal property of every de scription of the Great Western Smelt- ing corporation owned at the time oi the execution of the first mortgaged or acquired thereafter.
 All dips, spurs, angles and all met als, ores, gold and silver bearing quartz, rock and earth, are included as are all rights, privileges and fran chises; tenements, heriditaments, ap- purtenances thereto belonging; rents, issues and profits thereof; all estate, right, title, interest, property, pos session, claim and demand whatso- ever, as well in law as in equity, in- c1uding licenses, leases and contracts.
 Sells Shelter Property
 Sale for $12,OOO of all property in c1uded within the fence surrounding the smelter of the Great Western Shelters corporation, one mile north east of Mayer, including part of the Shelter, Pasture, Bunker Hill and Homestead mining claims, was made by Herman Wagner to R. H. Pritch- ard, B. Rosenburg and E. F. Leon- ard and recorded in quit claim deed filed at the county recorders office here yesterday.
 The sale includes all buildings, structures, improvements, fixtures, machinery, equipment and personal property, with the exception of one settler in front of the 200-ton furnace. Land and improvements outside the fence named are not included in the