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

handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0184 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents Nos. 1,043,058 to 1,043,789. THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF THE anitv tatcs atcnt office. Vol.' 184-No. 1. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 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 coim unicatlons 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. CONMTELNTS Page. TO RESIDENTS OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES. ISSUE OF NOVEMBER 5, 1912 ............................1 1 .1 TI ICE .................. .............. . Contre1 I 0 CERTIFICATIONS By THlE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR-NO- 1: I 2 APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION............... . ountries. Countries. & PATENTS GRANTED ..................................... 3 3 ' , 'a REISSUES.......... ...............................261 5 DESIGNS .................................. ............... 261 TRADE-MAREs_-REISTRATIoN APPLIED FOR................. 29 TRADE-MARKS--RFGISTRED.N A-- -----.................. 281 Argentina ............ ....... Netherlands ............... LABELS AND PRINTS -... .-...............................294 Austria-Hungary 5 1 Newfoundland .... MMISSIONER'S DECIsIONS- Belgium ............. . ...... New South ales. .. Jenks V. Pagelsen....--......................... 285 Bermuda ....................... New Zealand ......... ..... H Bolt & Co. v. Kansas Milling & Export Co............. 286 Brazil .......................... Norway ................... Ex parte Lnhmann ..............................287 British West Indies .......... Queensland .......... ..... F_ Ex parts Burk ...................................... 288 Canada ............... I 12 2 Roumania ................ ADUDICATED PATENTS................................289 Cape Colony ................. Russia............ ..... CHANGES CLASSIFICATION .................................. 289 China ............... 1 Scotand . . INTERFERENCE s ...................................... 290 Costa Rica ............ .......South Australia...... ..... Cuba ............. ... .......Spanish Honduras..i ...... Denmark ........... .2.... Sweden.............5 Egypt._.. .. . ....... .' Swizerand ......... ---- ISSUE OF NOVEMBER 5, 1912. EnjIands...........29 2' Transvaal, Sout I 73-N.I,01,d8t.N..,03,89 icusve...iIsansAfrica ...........I .... Patents .............. 732-No. 1,043,058 to No. 1,043,789, inclusive. France ..... ... ......... Designs .............. 33-No. 43,209 to No. 43,241, inclusive. Germany ......... 24 4 Western Austral Trade-Marks ......... 87-No. 88,991 to No. 89,077, Inclusive. India........................... - Trade Italy.: ............... ... 2 .. ..... fTotal to resident Labels .............19-No. 16,611 to No. 16,649, inclusive. tl........ T ota to reins ,13, inclusive. Japan .....................I of foreign countries.. 97 12 Prints ............... -No. 3,126 to No. 3,133, inclusive. Mexico .............. :.. Reissues ............. 1-No. 13,485. Total .............. 880 TO RESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES. States. . States. to Sta , Alabama 6......... .... New York......... 136 24 Arizona .............2 ..... North Carolina .... 4 I..... Arkansas ............2 ... North Dakota . .. 2 .... California ...........31 4 Ohio ............... 42 6 Colorado............. 9 4 Oklahoma ........... 8 2 Connecticut.........18 3 Oregon .............. 6 5 Delaware .......... ..2 Pennsylvania . ... 8 10 Florida..... ... 4 1 Rhode Island ........ 7 ..... Georgia. ............. I 3.. South Carolina ........... ..... Idaho ................ I .... i South Dakota ........ 2 Illinois ............. 78 6 I Tennessee ...........2. Indiana........14 1 Texas.......... 11. Iowa ............... 3 Utah... . Kansas ..............6 Vermont ............2. Kentucky ............ 6 . I Virginia 5..... Louisiana ............ 5 ..... . ashington:......... 9' 5 Maine ................ 2. Vest Virginia ....... 3 Maryland ............ 1 8 2 Wisconsin ........... 11' 4 Massachusetts ........ 36 8 Wyoming ............ 3 ..... Michigan .............17 1 Minnesota ............ 16 3 Alaska, District of ........ ..... Mississippi ........... .... District of Columbia. 2 Missouri .............. i 26 1 Hawaii Territory .... 1 ..... Montana.............1 .. Porto Rico ............. ! 1 Nebraska ............. 14 U. S. Army ............... ..... Nevada ..............2 ---- U. S. Navy .......... 1. Newv H~ampshire.. ... ... New Jersey ........... 34 8 Total to residents New Mexico .......... 1 of the United States. 668 102 I Disclaimer. 707,754.-William Lord Bliss, Brooklyn, N. Y. BRUSH MECHANISM FOR DYNAMOS. Patent dated August 26, 1902. Disclaimer filed October 28, 1912, by the present assignee, The United States Light f Heating Company. Enters its disclaimer- To so much of claim 6 of said patent as may describe a brush mechanism in which the stationary ring is not separable from the armature with its commutator and from the body of the field magnet casing, so that the brush mechanism may be bodily removed without dis- membering the rotary and stationary rings and the bearing balls which lock or tie them together; and in which the means for limiting the rotary movement of the rotary ring is not such as to permit movement sufficient to change the respective positions of the brushes with relation to the commutator to cause the polarity of the brushes to remain constant regardless of the direction of rotation of the armature of the dynamo. Certifications by the Secretary of the Interior-Notice. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 'Washington, D. C., October 4, 1912. By authority of an act of Congress approved August 24, 1912. (183 0. G., 507,) providing uniform charges for fur- nishing copies of records of the Department of the Interior and its several Bureaus, a fee of twenty-five cents will be charged by the Secretary of the Interior for every certifi- cate of authentication of official character of the officials of the Patent Office. The fee thus provided should be paid to the Secretary of the Interior, and not to the Patent Office. Attorneys and inventors desiring such certificates pre requeisted to remit the necessary fee to the Secretary of tjae Interi6r at the time of filing in the Patent Office an order for the copies desired. EDWARD 13. MOORE. Commissioner of Patfents.

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