NOTICE OF LIEN SALE PUBLIC AUCTION: Sat. June 8, 2013 - 10am Sharp!
Location: SPOKANE MINI WAREHOUSE 4503 E. TRENT - Spokane, WA Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Washington Self-Service Storage Facility Act, Chapter 19.150 RCW, RCW Sections 19.150.010 thru 19.150.0904 of the business & professions code of the State of Washington. Spokane Mini Warehouse, located at 4503 E. Trent Spokane, WA 99212, will sell at public auction on June 8, 2013 Sale starts at 10am sharp. Sign in begins at 9:30am NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. NO EARLY BIRDS! The following brief description of property: Sofas, Mattresses, Wall Art, Electronics and general Household and Garage items, stored here by the following Parties: C53 Macheal Mathias F36 Celissa Davis
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Sillia Lockeridge Robert Brown
Said sales are for the purpose of satisfying Lien of the undersigned for storage fees, Lien sale costs, and advertising. We reserve the right to refuse any and all bids. Dated: May 21, 2013, Spokane Mini Warehouse Published: May 23 & May 30, 2013 Property Manager: T. Ferrell
Prohibition, Part 2
Fly Boys & Speakeasies
The “modern technology” of the 1920’s with confiscating illegal contraband. After provided a new alternative for smugglers. the alcohol had made its way to the station, After WWI a surplus of military Curtiss JN-4 Albert would quietly send his men to acquire Jenny biplanes were dismantled, crated up and resell the outlawed substance. Some and offered for sale to the public by the US have even speculated that Albert operated Government to anyone who could afford a Speakeasy in the basement of his South them and put them back together. Some Hill home. Within the city of Spokane, some Spokane aviators would fly the planes from private homes and business buildings also rural Washington airfields at night to retrieve concealed moonshine operations. Albert also used his Italian importing Canadian export shipments from just over the border in British Columbia. Many of company as a means to import the necessary these pilots would land in the fields of the ingredients for moonshine, this was not Doukhobors’ Farm, a colony of pacifists that technically illegal, and it was handy for local moonshiners (people that fled from Russia for religious made their own liquor from freedom. The landings were scratch). Some folks profited rough and the planes would often greatly from moonshine. It is get damaged during the landing said that Mica Peak near Liberty on the makeshift runway and Lake was referred to as the would have to be repaired before Kentucky Mountains of Spokane they could fly back with their load County, and was especially of liquor to Spokane. productive of moonshine. Many Once the booze got to Spokane it had to be stored and distributed. Albert Commellini farmers in Eastern Washington supplemented their meager The police did little to curb the speakeasies; in fact, in some cases they incomes by making moonshine or hiding it were patrons, as were many judges and for others. There was no problem getting whiskey by prosecutors. Even the basement of the City Hall stored “evidence” seized in raids for a the drink in Spokane during Prohibition. curiously long time, with some of it going Speakeasies were basically illegal bars. down the gullets of city employees rather People who were interested in getting a drink were told to “Speak Easy” about it; than down the drain. And then there was Albert Commellini, the 1920’s version of “Be Cool”. Usually Italian Immigrant, restaurateur and well found in basements, speakeasies abounded respected Spokane businessman. His in “Trent Alley,” the seedy section of town ventures were successful and varied. near the Great Northern Depot. Prohibition was repealed in 1933, legalizing He owned several businesses including Spokane’s most extravagant nightclub, the the sale of alcohol, and strictly regulating Ambassador’s Club. He was known by the production, transport, consumption both law enforcement and bootleggers as and sale of alcohol in the U.S. Most people returned to a normal life and enjoyed alcohol “Commellini The King”. At one point, Albert found himself in the responsibly. Source: HistoryLink.org, position of deputy sheriff. It just so happened TheCommelliniEstate.com & Wikipedia.org that the police at that time were concerned
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REINLAND EQUIPMENT AUCTION
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Inspection: Friday, May 31, 9-4:30pm • Location: 2618 N Beck Rd, Post Falls, ID. From Spokane, take Post Falls exit 299. From Coeur d’Alene, take N Pleasant View Rd, Exit 2. Go North on N Pleasant View Rd, .4 miles. Turn left on W Seltice Way, go 1.1 miles. Turn right on N Beck Rd, go 1.4 miles. Auction Schedule: 9am - Shop Items & Police Property Items, 2 Sales at 1 Time; 1pm-Vehicles, Trucks, Equipment, Farm and Miscellaneous Items, 2 Sales at 1 Time Items from: City of Spokane, Spokane County Surplus, Avista, WSP Task Force, Bank Repos, Contractors, District 81, Century Link and Many Others Vehicles: 2004 Chevy 2500 Pickup, Extra Cab, 4x4; 2003 Chevy 1500 Pickup, 4x4; 2001 Chevy Malibu; 2001 Ford Explorer, 4x4; 2001 Buick Century; 2000 Ford Crown Victoria; 2000 Ford F-450, C+C, V10; 1999 Cadillac STS; 1999 Chevy 2500 Suburban, 4x4; 1999 Chevy 2500 Suburban; 1999 Chevy 1500 Suburban, 4x4; 1998 Ford Taurus; 1998 Chevy 3500 w/12 ft. Box Van, Rollup Door, Side Door; 1997 Chrysler LHS; 1997 Ford Expedition, 4x4; 1996 Ford Crown Victoria; 1996 Cadillac STS; 1993 Ford Ranger Pickup, Canopy; 1994 Chevy 3500 Pickup, 4x4, Front Winch; 1993 Chevy 1500 Pickup; 1992 Ford Ranger Pickup, Extra Cab, 4x4; 1992 Cadillac Eldorado; 1990 Ford F-350 w/12 ft. Flatbed; 1990 Ford F-250 w/Service Box; 1989 Oldsmobile Cutlass; 1989 Ford F-350, C+C, 4x4, Front Winch; 1989 Chevy 3500 w/Fiberglass Service Box; 1988 Ford F-450, Diesel, 5 Spd, Mechanics Body; 1987 Ford Bronco, 4x4; 1982 GMC 1500 Pickup, Diesel, Canopy; and Many More Vehicles by Sale Date Motorcycles - 4 Wheelers - Campers: (2) 2002 BMW R1150 RTP Motorcycles; 2008 Polaris 500 4 Wheeler, AWD, Winch, Boxes; 1982 Wilderness 11 ft. Camper; 1976 Security 9.5 ft. Camper, Completely Redone, Clean; Polaris 250 4 Wheeler Electric Car - Golf Cart - Raft: 2003 Gem Electric Car, 4 Door, Club Car Electric Golf Cart; Shoshoni 16 ft. River Raft Bucket Trucks - Line Truck - Crane Truck: 2001 Ford F-550 w/ VersaLift 27 ft. Bucket, Fiberglass Service Body, 4x4, Front Winch, Diesel Motor, Auto Transmission; 1985 International S1900 w/ Telelect Commander 5000 Line Unit, Service Box, 6x6, Front Winch, DT466 Motor Auto Trans, Outriggers; 1982 International S1600 w/National Series 556 Crane, 18 ft. Jib, 16 ft. Flatbed, Outriggers, Front Winch, DT466 Motor, Auto Trans, Like New Tires Dump Truck - Fire Truck - Sweeper - Tow Truck: 1986 Mack RS688LS Dump Truck, 12-14 Yard Box, Mack Diesel Motor, Mack Transmission; 1971 A.M. General 6x6 Fire Truck, 1250 Gallon Tank, PTO Pump, Multi Fuel, Hose Reel, Like New Tires; Athey Mobile Street Sweeper, Gas; 1957 Chevy Tow Truck Equipment: 988 Cat IT18B Loader, S# 42D00572, Clean; Set of Forks for Cat IT18B; Komatsu PC138USLC Excavator 40” Bucket w/Hyd. Thumb, Full Cab, S# KMPTC044H01001346, Clean; 2002 Terex TX650 Skip Loader, Gannon All Hyd. Box Scraper, Loader, 4x4, 3pt, PTO, S# SMFC44NF026DN0951; 1995 Vermeer V8050 Trencher w/Vibratory Plow, Trencher, Backhoe, Blade, 1011 hrs, Clean, S# 1VRF112W7R1000695; Bobcat 753 Skidsteer, S# 512712152, Clean; Case 1835C Skidsteer, S# JAF003731; Bobcat 8 ft. Snowplow, Like New; (3) Bobcat Rims w/ Tires; Bobcat Mod. 15C Auger Attachment; Bobcat Trencher Attachment; 36” Bobcat Auger Bit; 24” Bobcat Auger Bit; Bobcat 42 Forks, Hyd. Adjustable; Bobcat 42” Forks; ForkLift Forks; CWS Thumb; Case Hoe Bucket; Okada 200 Hyd. Compactor for Hoe; Case Mini Sneaker Vibratory Plow; Clark 4000 lb. Forklift, HRT, Propane; Hyster 4D Rubber Tire Forklift, Gas; Western 7.56 ft. Snowplow; American Electronic Sign; 36 ft. Truck Mount Roofing Conveyor; Safeway Supply 30” Roof Chutes; Pickup Ladder Racks; and More Trailers: (4) Single Axle Round Pipe Trailer; Pole Trailer; Utility Trailer; 1999 2 Axle Utility Trailer Pre-Cast Restrooms: (3) Concrete Pre-Cast Restroom, Handicap Access, Roof, Walls, No Tank Farm Equipment: Int. 84 Hydro Wheel Tractor w/ Loader, 3pt, PTO, Canopy, Diesel; 20 ft. Dandl Flail Mower; Versatile 8” Auger on Rubber, 40’; J.D. 800 Rod Weeder on Rubber, 40’; Morris 32 ft. Rod Weeder w/ Harrow; Bale Pop-Up Loader; New Holland Crop Carrier w/ Feed Chute; 3pt Cultivator; J.D. 3pt Single Ripper; (3) 3pt Posthole Augers; Water Tanks; (2) Roundbale Feeder w/Auto Time; 4000 Gallon Diesel Tank; Hay Elevators; Buzz Saw; Antique Drag Saw; Antique Drag Saw w/Hit & Miss Motor; Springtooth; Harrow; Creep Feeder; (2) Ford 3pt Hay Rake; 15hp Irrigation Pump; Frontier 3pt Sickle Mower, Like New; Bale Spear; Hay Rake on Rubber; J.D. Sickle Mower; (2) J.D. 4 Bottom Plow, 1 on Rubber; IH 440 Baler; Approx.130 Rolls of Baling Twine; and More Shop Items: Pro-Air 6.5hp Upright Compressor; Jet Drill Press; (4) Coffing 3 Ton Chain Hoists; Battery Charger; DeWalt Scroll Saw; Large Quantity Nuts & Bolts; CKM 2 Head Mold Machine; Hyd. Pole Tamper; Radial Arm Saw; Fisher M Scope; 10” Planer; Welding Rod; Delta Hollow Chisel Mortiser; All Types Power Tools; Air Tools; Hitches; TCT Metal Cutting Saw; Beam Saw; (2) Portable Cable Bammer Guns; Beam Saw; Several Rolls Welding Wire; Hand Tools; Central Machinery Bandsaw; and 100s of More Items City of Spokane - Spokane County - District 81 Restaurant Equip: Approx. 100 Bicycles; Approx. 3000 Padded Folding Chairs; Computers; Tools; Jewelry; Knives; Fire Truck Lights & Siren; Light Bar; TIF1500 Printer; Trolling Motor; Globe 20 Quart Mixer w/Guard; Hoshizaki Ice Machine; S.S. Tables; S.S. Sink; True 5 ft. Prep Table; Wells Warmer; True Single Dr. Freezer; Vulcan Convection Oven, Gas; True Glass Chiller; Metro C190 Oven; (2) Serve Well Warmer; Aerohot Warmer; Wood Railing Posts; TVs; Cameras; Simplex Time Clocks; Maytag Neptune Washer & Dryer; Brasilia Brass Espresso Machine; Espresso Grinder; NuRol POS System; All Types of Electronics; Shure Mixer Boards; Digidesign Mixer Board; Recording Studio Equip.; Hitachi & Sony Video Cameras; and 100s of More Items Miscellaneous: Lincoln Ranger 10-LX Portable Welder; Lincoln SA-200 Portable Welder; Rototillers; Riding Mowers; Walker Zero Turn Mower w/Bagger; New 11hp Honda Motor; Pallet Jack w/ Scales; Cement Mixer; Wacker Plate Compactor; Cummins Fuel Blender; Greenlee 850 Heaters; Lawn Mowers; Power Rake; Coats 40-40 SA Tire Machine; Pressure Washers; Miller Bluestar Portable Welder; Soff Cut Saw; Mercury 115 hp Outboard Motor; Mercury Jet Unit; Hako Floor Sweepers; Wilton Metal Bandsaw; Welders; Quincy Rotary Screw Comp; Detroit 8V71 Diesel Motor; Detroit 2 cyl. Diesel Motor w/PTO Drive Unit; Chicken Coupe on Trailer; Cherry Pickers; Fiberglass Fire Tank; Cedar Yard Decorations; Pallet Cages; All Types Lumber; Several Units Cedar; Timbers; Pallets Marble; Halogen Lights; Approx. 80 Sheets 3/4” Form Plywood; Several Pallets; Computer; Ezy-Frame Press Table; Truck Tires; Tires & Wheels; Pallet Shelving; Radiant Heat Pipe; Metal Studs; All Types Commercial Restaurant Equip.; Cybex Weight Equip.; Electric Panels; Alum. Bang Boards; Safety Fence; Metal Roofing; Scaffolding; (8) Rolls Green 5 ft. Cyclone Fence; Steel Farm Wheels; School Furniture; Microscopes; Advance HR2800 Floor Scrubber; Blodgett Convection Ovens; Wolf Ranges; Lockers; Metal Cabinets; Delfield 2 Door S.S. Freezer; Traulsen Refrigerated Pie Cabinet; Lights; Chairs; Freezer Stands; and 100s of More Items. There Will Be Approx. 800 Lots of Misc. TERMS OF SALE: Credit / Debit Cards, Cash, Cashier’s Check. NO Checks Unless Accompanied with Letter of Guarantee from Bank. $500 deposit for a bid card - refundable - call office for more details. There will be a $30 fee on all returned checks. Dealer document fee of $40.00, Idaho resident licensing, $14. There is a 5% buyer’s premium on all items sold. A discount of 5% will be applied to cash, debit card or check (Accompanied by letter of guarantee from bank). All purchases must be paid by the Wednesday following the sale or a 10% late fee will be charged. ALL ITEMS OFFERED WILL BE SOLD “AS IS, WHERE IS,” WITH ALL FAULTS.
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