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182 Off. Gaz. Pat. Office 1 (1912)

handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0182 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents Nos. 1,037,187 to 1,037,842. THIE OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF THE t ta t at (0ffi +. Vol. 182-No. 1. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1912. Price-$5 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, 85.00 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. COI'TE TS. Page. IsSUE OF SEPTEMBER 3, 1912 ................................. DISCLAIMER ............................. ............... AMENDMENTS ............. ............................. COMMUNICATIONS TO THE PATENiT OFFICE .................. APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION ......................... PATENTS GRANTED .......................................... REISSUES .......................................... .......... D ESIGNS ........................................... .......... TRADE-MA.RKS-REGISTRATION APPLIED FOR ................. TRADE-MARKS-REGISTERED ................................ LABELS AND PRINTS ......................................... COMMISSIONER'S DECISIONS- Blanke Tea & Coffee Company v. Hirsch .............. Ex parte 5. C. Blair Company ........................ Keyes and Kraus v. Yunck ............................. DECISIONS OF THE U. S. COURTS- Poffenbarger v. Olson .................................... In re Hod inson ...... ............................... In re Independent Breweries Company ................. ADJUDICATED PATENTS ...................................... INTERFERENCE NOTICES ................................... ISSUE OF SEPTEMBER 3, 1912. Patents........... 656-No. 1,037,187 to No. 1,037,842, incs Designs ... 31-No. 42,957 to No. 42,987, inclu Trade.Mark .... 78-No 88,146 to No. 88,223, inclun Labels ............. 7-No. 16.554 to No. 16,560, incus Prints .............. 5-No. 3,090 to No. 3,094, Incls Reissues ............. 1-No. 13,465. Total ............. 778 TO CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES. States. Alabama ............. Arizona.............3. A rkansas ...... ...............I California ............. 36 2 Colorado .............. 9 ..... Connecticut ......... 25 D -laware............. Florida ..............2 Georgia ............. 10 ..... Idaho ...............2 1 Illinois ............... 67 1 Indiana .............. 12 3 Iowa................ ..... Kansas .............. . Kentucky ............ Louisiana ........... 4 1 Maine ................ 3 Maryland ........... 6 1 Massachusetts ........ 25 5 Michigan ...........28 2 Minnesota ............ Montana .................... Nebraska ............. 7 1 Nevada ........................ New Hamlphire ...... 2 ..... New Jersy..........29 12 New Mexico ........ 1 ..... states. New York........... 23 North Carolina. 5 ..... North Dakota ...... 4 ... Ohio ................ 51 7 Oklahoma .......... 4 ..... Oregon .............. 3. Pennsylvania .. . Rhode Island ...... 2 1 South Carolina ....... 2 ..... South Dakota ....... 3 ... Tennessee ........... 5 4 Texas ...............5. Utah ............... 2 ..... Vermont ................. Virginia ............. . Washington. I 10 West Virgirn. . 3 Wisconsin ........... 20 2 Wyoming ........... 2 ..... Canal Zone .......... I ..... District of Columbia. 4 1 Hawaii Territory ........ 2 Philippine Islands.. 1..... U. S. Army ............... U. S. Navy ............... Total to citizens of the United States.... 628. 82 1 1 1 2 Countries. 3 SP 222 222 __ __ __ 229 -1 243 Argentina ........... . ..... 246 Austria-Hungary. 6 I Belgium. .............. . .. . .. 247 1 Bermuda .................. ...... 247 Brazil .. ..... .... ........ 248 British West Indies... ...... Canada .............. .. 249 Canary Islands............. 251 Chile ............ i ..... 251 China ...............I. 252 Cost& Rica .............. 252 Cuba ................. Denmark ............. ..... Ecuador ........... . ....... Egypt................ England ............. 14 1 live. France .............. Ive. Germany ...........1.. 17 3 live Guatemala ................ ive. Italy ............... 1. live. Japan ............... I ..... Countries. l E. Madeira .................. 1 Mexico ............. 1. Netherlands ............... Newfoundland.............. New South Wales... 2 ..... New Zealand........ 1. Norway ............ 1 . Queensland ................... Russia ................... Scotland ...................... Spain ....................... Sweden. ............ 2 ..... Switzerland. ................. Tasmania ..................... Transvaal, S o u t h Africa ...................... Victoria....... ........... Western Australia.. I. Total to citizens of foreign countries ..... 59 7 Disclaimer. 936,713.-Williamo Griffith, Pittsburgh, Pa. METHOD OF PLATING 'METAI.S. Patent dated October 12, 1909. Disclaimer filed August 26, 1912, by the executor, William .Johns. Enters the following disclaimer: In the claims, any process or method of plating or coating metals which does not employ a metallic salt for the application of the first coating of metal or alloy of a lower fusing point than the metal to be coated, and which does not apply the molten metal at an ordinary casting temperature as distinguished from a molten coating metal in a supermolten condition of temperature. Amendments, RULE 73. In every amendment the exact word or words to be stricken out or inserted in the application must be specified and the precise point Indicated where the erasure or insertion is to be made. All such amendments must be on sheets of paper separate from the papers previously filed, and written on but one side of the paper. Erasures, additions, Insertions, or mutilations of the papers and records must not be made by the applicant. Amendments and papers requiring the signature of the applicant must also, in case of assignment of an undivided part of the invention, be signed by the assignee. (Rules 6, 107.) 0oimnunications to the Patent Office. RULE 9. A separate letter should in every case be written in relation to each distinct subject of inquiry or application. Assignments for record, final fees. and orders for copies or abstracts must be sent to the Office in sepa- rate letters. TO CITIZENS OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES.

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