The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-10

the operation or the former plant of the Alaska Concrete Products in Juneau, Alaska, or in the opera ton of the former plant of the Juneau Ready Mix situated ad- jacent to the Glacier Highway about one half (12) mile north westerly of Juneau, Alaska, name ly: l MiltipleX Concrete Mixer, Dry Batcher, 3 sack capacity, No 1880, Motor No. 525937; l Jaeger Mixer, Model 5-S, Motor No. 32835; 1 Helm Brick Machine No. 259, complete with changeover plates and fitting, and 1900 wood en pallets; l Ideal Building Block Machine No A, complete with changeover plates and fittings, and 200 steel pallets; l Multiplex Chimney Block Machine No. T-9, 64 steel pallets; l Drain Tile Ma chine, hand-operated auger type, 3" 6 4 size; 20 HIP, SIP. Cen tury Electric Motor; Construc- ton Hoist, complete with 150 l1a@ cable, no power unit; l Platform Hoist; l Hand Truck; 3 Wheel belrows, rubber tired; ' Culbert Forms complete with pallets, head CTS, etc 2 30~ size, 24" size, 2 18~ size, 12" size: 2 Oil Burners, l operating, requiring switch; l Steel Safe: Roll, 2i" cable, ap- proximately 300 feet; l gas tank installation, hand pump, 300 gal. capacity; Fuel Oil Tank Install lation, 500 gal. capacity, approxi- mately F full; 2 Ford Chassis, Heavy Duty-1942 Company Nos. 5 and e Serial Nos. 699-T- -694171 and 699-T- -794311, W/Rex 2-Cu. yd. Motomixer mounted on same, Serial Nos. of Mixer T.B. 898-N. R.M.C.A., and TB. 862-N.R.M.CA.; l "Star"3 GU. yd portable con- crete hopper W/3 pneumatic tires; 2 Heavy duty Ford dump trucks Company Nos. and 4) Serial Nos. -549502 and 99-T-5 -549007, equipped with hydraulic hoist; 1 Gar-Bro-3 GU. yd semi-portable hopper, mounted on three pneu- matic wheels, Model A.E.H. Wis consin Engine Serial No. 563093, l Model 502D Gar -Bro-2 Gu. yd. single compartment aggregate weighing Hopper with dial scale, together with all tools, tires, spare parts, and other paraphernalia appertaining and belonging to any or all of said equipment, and also the following equipment which is situated in, on, or about the gravel bunkers near the Mendenhall Glacier and about fourteen (14) miles from Juneau, and more par ticularly described as follows. Drag-line; l Sauerman Brothers lnc.-i2 GU. yd. Crescent Scraper, Serial No. D-3690; 1 3-Ton Winch mounted on skids, Waukesha En- zine No. 55828; 1 Cedar Rapids Rock Crusher 16" Jaw, equipped with gasoline driven climax, Model GAG, engine Serial No. 23557-AE- l07-l 2; together with all tools, tires, spare parts, and other parapher- nalia appertaining or belonging thereto, as well as that special use permit "U Tongass A Rock Products" issued by the United States Forest Service and now held by mortgagor to take one thousand Q,000) cubic yards of gravel from the place where said bunkers are situated, as well as all renewals of said permit, and also the bunker structure and also all cement, concrete, materials, office equipment and furniture, and other chattels on hand as well as all after acquired chattels, addi- tions to, substitutions for, and re- placements of any of the afore- said property, and all licenses, permits, and leases now or here after held to operate either said plants or bunkers, as well as the good will of said business.
 WITNESS my hand and seal this ott, lox, of NEorol, 1CdQ
 WILLIAM T. MAHONEY,
 United States Marshal,
 By WALTER G. HELLAN,
 Deputy United States Marshal. First publication, March l3, 1948.