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![handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0176 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents Nos. 1,019,012 to 1,019,745.
THE
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
OF THE
~anita~ ~tatc~ patent office.
Vol. 176-No. 1.
TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1912.
Price-J per year.
The OFFICIAL GAZETTE is mailed under the direction of the Superintendent of Documents, Government
Printing Office, to whom all subscriptions should be made payable and all communications respecting the Gazette
should be addressed. Issued weekly. Subscriptions, $5.00 per annum; single numbers, 10 cents each.
Printed copies of patents are furnished by the Patent Office at 5 cents each. For the latter, address the
Commissioner of Patents, Washington, D. C.
C ONTEJ2-TS _ Page.
ISSUE OF MARCH 5, 1912 ......................................
NOTARIES PUBLIC-AMENDED LAw ...................... ..
PPEPARATION OF SPECIFICATIONS AND AMENDMENTS FOR
THE PRINTER .............................................. 1
APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION ......................... 2
PATENTS GRANTED ...........-------------....... ......... 3
R EISSUES- .... ..............................................
DESIGNS ..................................................... 251
TRADE-MARKS-REGISTRATION APPLIEb) FOR ................. 255
TRADE-MARKS-REGISTERED..-............................. 269
LABELS AND PRINTS- - ........ ...............-- -......... 272
COMMLSSIONER'S DECISIONS-
In re Deere & Mansur Company ......................... 273
Ex parte Rosenbluth ..................................... 274
John F. Jelke Co. v. Emil Fleischl & Son ................. 274
Ex parte Morgan ......................................... 275
DECISIONS OF THE U. S. COURTS-
Healey v. Inwood and Lavenberg ........................ 275
ADJUDICATED PATENTS -------................................ 276
CHANGES IN CLASSIFICATION ................................. 276
INTERFERENCE NOTICES ...................................... 277
ISSUE OF MARCH 5, 1912.
Patents .............. 734-No. 1,019,012 to No. 1,019,745, inclusive.
Designs............15-No. 42,251 to No. 42,265, inclusive.
Trade-Marks ......... 83-No. 85,637 to No. 85,719, inclusve.
Labels ............. 25-No. 16,209 to No. 16,233, inclusive.
Prints ............... 3-No. 2,967 to No. 2,969, inclusive.
Reissues ............. 4-No. 13,377 to No. 13,380, inclusive.
Total .............. 864
TO CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES.
States. a , States.
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Alabama--------------.-3 North Caroiina-..
Arizon- -----------2 1 1 North Dakota.
Arknsas--------2 Ohio ........ .
California-----... - 38 O lahoma ...........
Colorado .............. 5 Oregon ..............
Connecticut .......... 6 4 Pennsylvania.
Delaware ................. - Rhode Island -
Florida-........... 2 2 South Carolina...-!
Georgia ............... 8 2 South Dakota .......
Idaho-- * . ......... 1 1 Tennessee ...........
Illinois ............. 63 3 Texas ...............
Indiana ... ...... 16 2 Utah ................
Iowa ................ 9 1 . Vermont ............
Kansas .............. 8 1 Virginia .........
Kentucky .......... 3 1 Washington .........
Louisiana ............ 7 2 West Virginia .......
Maine ................ 3 ...... Wisconsin ...........
Maryland ............ 8 4 Wyoming ...........
Massachusetts ........ 68 ' 10
Michigan ----------- 20 6 Alaska, District of.. .
Minnesota ............ 13 .. Canal Zone ..........
Mississippi ........... 4 District of Columbia.
Missouri .............. 11 Hawaii Territory...
Montana ............. 2 Philippine Islands...
Nebraska ............. 3 1 Porto Rico ..........
Nevada .......................... U.S. Army ..........
New Hampshire ...... 3 ..... U.S. Navy ..........
New Jersey ........... 25 5
New Mexico ................... Total to citizens of
New York ............ 120 20 the United States....
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654 102
TO CITIZENS OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
Countries. _j Countries.
Coatie ,
Algeria ................ ..... Mexico ..............4
Argentina .............. ..... Netherlands .......... .....
Austria-Hungary ..... 3 Newfoundland.............
Belgium..............1 New South Wales 21 .
Brazil ................. ..... New Zealand ........ I
British West Indies.. ..... ..... Norway ............. 1.
Canada .............. [ 11 3 Queensland ...............
Cape Colony ............ ..... Roumania ........... ..... .....
Chile .................. ..... Russia ............
China ...................... Scotland .......... 4
Costa Rica ............. ..... South Australia .....I 1
Cuba ................. ..... Spain ....................
Denmark .................. Sweden .............. ..... .....
Ecuador ............... ..... Switzerland .........I 2.
England .............. 27 1 Transvaal, South l .
France .............. 9 3 Africa ......... ..
Germany ............. 25 1 Victoria ............1.
India ................ 1 Western Australia... ..........
Ireland ...................
Italy ................. 1 Total to citizens of
Japan ...................... foreign countries ..... 94 8
Notaries Public--Amended Law.
[PUBLIc-No. 862.]
An act to amend section five hundred and fifty-eight of the
Code of Law for the District of Columbia.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives
the United States of America in Congress assembled,
Tat section five hundred and fifty-eight of the Code of
Law for the District of Columbia, relating to notaries pub-
lic, be amended by adding at the end of said section the fol-
lowing: Provided, That the appointment of any person as
such notary public, or the acceptance of his commission as
such, or the performance of the duties thereunder, shall not
disqualify or prevent such person from representing clients
before any of the Departments of the United States Gov-
ernment In the District of Columbia or elsewhere, provided
such person so appointed as a notary public who appears
to practice or represent clients before any such Depart-
ment is not otherwise engaged in Government employ, and
shall be admitted by the heads of such Departments to
practice therein in accordance with the rules and regula-
tions prescribed for other persons or attorneys who are ad-
mitted to practice therein : And provided further, That no
notary public shall be authorized to take acknowledgments,
administer oaths, certify papers, or perform any official
acts in connection with matters in which he is employed as
counsel, attorney, or agent or in which he may be in any
way interested before any of the Departments aforesaid.
Approved, June 29, 1906.
Preparation of Specifications and Amendments for th6
Printer.
The Examiners are directed before passing applications
to issue to carefully. examine all the papers and see that
they are in such shape and condition as to avoid all possi-
I bility of error being made by the printers. Whenever in-
terlineations or erasures have been made in the specifica-
tions or amendments which would lead to confusion and
mistake, the Examiners should require the entire specifica-
tion to be rewritten before passing the case to issue.
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